Tiny Critters

Tiny Critters is an adult-animated black comedy television series, with a plot revolving around four anthropomorphic animals—a rat, a cockroach, a cat, and a pit bull—who are also roommates in a downtown Los Angeles apartment.
The series premiered on Syfy on October 12, 2005. It was created by the comedy troupe Vampire Cowboys. In the UK, the series was scheduled to premiere on the Sci-Fi Channel but was postponed following the London bombings of July 7, 2005.
Reruns began on E4 in the UK in January 2006. In the United States, reruns began airing on the cable network G4 on January 1, 2007. It aired on Sundays at midnight. The show was concluded in October 31, 2009 on Syfy.
==Production ==
The series was created by the comedy troupe Vampire Cowboys (Michael Swaim and T. J. Trana) and developed for television by David Janollari, co-producer of the television series Six Feet Under, in conjunction with Scott Kaufer and Michael O'Grady, the executive producers of the television series Reno 911!
Tiny Critters is loosely based on the comedy troupe's Off-Broadway sketch show "Tiny and Little Critters". The show features four actors as the titular characters, and three recurring characters played by the two other members of the Vampire Cowboys. According to Swaim, "[The characters] are anthropomorphic animals, which is a pretty funny idea. When you look at them, they look just like you, but when they open their mouths, they look like cartoons."
The show was executive produced by David Janollari, Scott Kaufer, Michael O'Grady, and Michael Swaim. It was produced by R.B. Foley and Michael O'Grady. John Gould Rubio was the voice director, R.B. Foley was the music supervisor, and Randy Dorman was the music producer. According to Michael Swaim, all the voice actors were provided with an additional copy of the script that explained each character's voice, so that they could replicate the original characters.
==Cast == 
*John Gould Rubio as Bitey, the cat roommate, who is the unluckiest character on the show.
*Mary Birdsong as Junk, the pit bull roommate, who has issues with men and women, and a penchant for drinking.
*Matt Braunger as Chuck, the rat roommate, who works as a writer for the fictional news outlet "Cable News Alive", and has aspirations of being a comic.
* Brian Huskey as Little, the cockroach roommate, who is an ex-sailor.
*Terry Crews as "Bacon", the landlord of the apartment, whose apartment is next door.
*Michael Swaim as Lobster, a lobster restaurant worker who is Bitey's brother.
*T. J. Trana as Dr. Lobster, a lab technician, who is Lobster's sister.
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