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Mayor Larry Box

**Mayor Larry Box** is the casually profane mayor of Stoolbend. He always peppers his speech with gratuitous profanities, which range from being amatory to prejudiced to downright ribald. Despite his needlessly shocking vocabulary, he is still a well-respected political figure and people generally don't bat an eyelash over what he says, usually reacting as though he never spoke in such a manner. He first appeared in "The Blue, The Gray, and The Brown".

## Episode Appearances

* The Blue, The Gray, and The Brown
* Roberta's Got a Brand New Boy
* Back to Cool
* Ship-rect
* The Hurricane
* This One Thought at Bible Camp
* Doctor's Disorders (Cameo)
* American Prankster
* Women in the Workplace
* Mr. & Mrs. Brown
* 'Til Deaf (Mentioned)
* Skip Day (Cameo)
* Turkey Pot Die
* Jesus Walks
* Die Semi-Hard (Die-Hard Version; Non-Speaking Cameo)
* A Walk Down Cleveland Lane (Younger Version)
* Escape From Goochland
* To the Mex
* Who Done Did It? (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* Flush of Genius (Cameo)
* A Theistic Environment
* Wide World of Cleveland Show (German Version; Non-Speaking Cameo)
* Here Comes the Bribe (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* California Dreamin' (Stand In)
* Cleveland Moves Out

## Trivia

* Mayor Larry Box's dialogue is heavily censored in the broadcasted versions of the show. In the DVD version, however, all of Mayor Larry Box's profane language is completely uncensored. This dialogue would not be allowed to be uncensored on public network television and it was never intended to be that way. Mayor Larry Box is a character who was meant to be censored, for comedic purposed on live TV and uncensored as a bonus on DVD's exhibition of the raw, uncut episodes of The Cleveland Show.
Papa Bear

## General Information

### Relatives

 *Mama Bear* (Wife) *Arianna the Bear* (Daughter-in-law) *Raymond the Bear* (Grandson) *Tim the Bear (Son) Unnamed order children*

## Biographical Information

### Age

73

**Papa Bear** is the father of Tim the Bear. He is married to Mama Bear and he always has sex with his son's wife, Arianna. He has made occasional appearances, throughout the series.

## Biography

In "Brotherly Love", Cleveland said that Tim's father was a black bear and that his wife was a kangaroo. Neither of these statements are true, as shown in all future episodes, featuring Tim's parents.

In "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown", Tim told Cleveland that his father comes by his house to have sex with Arianna.

In "Mother-In-Law Fiasco", Papa Bear made his first appearance, when he and Mama Bear came by Tim's house for a little visit.

In "Of Lice and Men", Papa Bear, along with the fathers of all of the other guys, show up to reward their respective sons, with little trinkets. Papa Bear gives Tim his bowtie. When asked if this means he'll stop banging Arianna, Papa Bear truly tells him, "No."
Lester's Mother

## General Information

### Relatives

Lester Krinklesac (son)
Jonathan Krinklesac (son)
Does Bad Things Krinklesac (son)
Plane Crash Krinklesac (son)
Makes Bad Decisions Krinklesac (son)
Lester's Father (ex-husband)
her old incarnation (old incarnation) Trixie Krinklesac (daughter)
 Unnamed Father Unnamed Mother Simmons (Husband)

## Biographical Information

### Love interest

Simmons (Husband) Lester's Father (Ex-husband)
冲吧!少女们

《冲吧!少女们 》普通版

## AKB48 Team SH 單曲年表

2nd《So long!》（2019年）

**3rd《**冲吧!少女们**》（2019年）**

4th《迎向未来的风》（2020年）

《**冲吧!少女们**》是AKB48 Team SH的第3張EP，於2019年7月29日由新汇集团上海声像出版社發行。

簡介
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* 單曲分為普通版、珍藏版，合共兩個版本同時發行。

## 收錄曲

* 於所有版本收錄此曲。
* 原曲為AKB48 3rd專輯 收錄曲「**少女們**(**少女たちよ)**」。
* 毛唯嘉自「初日」以來相隔2作回歸選拔。前作的選抜成員中，管天天、徐依婷皆未進入選拔。。

**選拔成員（Center：李诗绮、沈莹。括弧內為選抜回數。）**

* AKB48 Team SH：陈怡欣（2）、戴紫嫣（2）、**李诗绮**（3）、刘念（3）、毛唯嘉（2）、**沈莹**（3）、施可妍（3）、万芳舟（3）、王雨朵（3）、吴安琪（3）、叶知恩（3）、翟羽佳（3）、周念琪（3）、朱苓（3）、庄晓媞（3）

### **试着思考爱的意义**

* 於所有版本收錄此曲。
* 原曲為AKB48 32nd單曲 C/W曲「**想了一下愛的定義(愛の意味を考えてみた)**」。

**選拔成員（Center：刘念、毛唯嘉。）**

* AKB48 Team SH：陈怡欣、戴紫嫣、李诗绮、刘念、毛唯嘉、沈莹、施可妍、万芳舟、王雨朵、魏新、吴安琪、叶知恩、周念琪、朱苓、庄晓媞

### **Baby!Baby!Baby!**

* 於所有版本收錄此曲。
* 原曲為AKB48 9th單曲 A面曲「**Baby! Baby! Baby!**」。

**選拔成員（Center：刘念、毛唯嘉。）**

* AKB48 Team SH：陈怡欣、戴紫嫣、李诗绮、刘念、毛唯嘉、沈莹、施可妍、万芳舟、王雨朵、魏新、吴安琪、叶知恩、周念琪、朱苓、庄晓媞

### **NO WAY MAN**

* 於所有版本收錄此曲。
* 原曲為AKB48 54th單曲 A面曲「**NO WAY MAN**」。
* 2019年3月25日數位發行。

**選拔成員（Center：徐依婷。）**

* AKB48 Team SH：戴紫嫣、董芳池、李诗绮、刘念、毛唯嘉、沈莹、宋欣然、王雨朵、魏新、吴安琪、叶知恩、翟羽佳、周念琪、朱苓、庄晓媞
* 练习生：**徐依婷**

## 版本與收錄內容

### **普通版**

 1

### **珍藏版**

 1
 1
MySpace is with Jesus

**MySpace is with Jesus** is a song sung by Hunter and Vanessa, and additionally, Junior in the episode "Jesus Walks".

## Lyrics

**Hunter**: *When my life starts trending downward,*

*I chat with my Lord and we connect.*

**Choir**: *We connect.*

**Hunter**: *If I'm gettin' trolled by Satan's minions,*

*Jesus helps my life AutoCorrect.*

**Choir**: *AutoCorrect.*

**Hunter**: *You can't tweet your way to Heaven,*

**Choir**: *I follow Jesus!*

**Hunter**: *Or text your way from Hell.*

**Choir**: *Frowny face!*

**Hunter**: *We don't need a 4G,*

*'Cuz our one G-O-D is swell.*

*Can you hear me now?!*

**Vanessa**: *If you like the Devil, he will poke you,*

*And foursquare can't locate a soul, that's fried.*

*No Nano, Shuffle, Pad, Pod, or Android,*

*Will let you FaceTime with the big man in the sky.*

*Oh, no!*

**Hunter/Vanessa**:

*'Cuz MySpace is with Jesus!*

**Choir**: *Remember MySpace?*

**Hunter/Vanessa**: *And there's no app for him.*

**Choir**: *That means "application".*

**Hunter/Vanessa**: *If you emptied your last cache,*

*Where will your second life begin?*

**Junior**: *My heart is skipping, but not like when I climb stairs,*

*My breathing's shallow, but not like when I sleep!*

*Her skin is like a flawless piece of cheesecake. Mmmm!*

*She's like Vanessa Hudgens, but not as cheap.*

*I believe in dragons,*

*Elves and beings from outer space,*

*But I never believed in angels 'til I saw her face!*
Please Come Home for Christmas

**Please Come Home For Christmas** (AKA "**Bells Will Be Ringing**") is a song sung by the students of Harper Elementary School, especially Rallo in the episode "Murray Christmas". It was originally written and performed by Charles Brown in 1960 and has then since become a Christmas classic. In 1978, The Eagles released a cover of the song, which has gone on to be more popular than the original.

## Lyrics

**Rallo**: *Bells will be ringing,*

*The glad, glad news.*

*Oh what a Christmas,*

*To have the blues.*

*My baby's gone.*

*I have no friends.*

*To wish me greetings,*

*Once again.*

**All**: *Choirs will be singing,*

*Silent Night.*

*Christmas carols,*

*By candlelight.*

**Bernard (Speaking)**: Take it Rallo.

**Rallo**: *Please come home for Christmas.*

*Oh Please, Please come home for Christmas!*

*If not for Christmas,*

*By New Years night!*

*Oh, Yeah!*

## Trivia

* Unlike the widely known cover by *The Eagles*, which has altered some of the lyrics, Rallo's version of the song is an accurate word-for-word imitation of the original version by *Charles Brown*, keeping the original lyrics intact, such as Rallo singing the original lyric, "*The glad, glad news.*" as opposed to the modified lyric, "*This sad, sad New Year's*".
	+ This is most likely done in honor of the black historical significance of the song, with Rallo wanting to preserve the original song, which was written and sung by an African-American singer and pianist as opposed to the distorted carbon copy, produced by a band of Caucasian people.
Mr. Flippers

**Mr. Flippers** is a magical flying walrus in a top hat, who saves people's lives, when they're in danger. He is a running gag character, who's occasionally used as a deux ex machina during moments when characters are abruptly put on the brink of death.

## Biography

In "Ladies' Night", Cleveland, Junior, Roberta, and Rallo are about to go over a waterfall when suddenly a slide that says "Scene Missing" appears on screen and when they cut back, they're alive and well, with Mr. Flippers standing there with them. The group thanks Mr. Flippers for saving their lives and Mr. Flippers happily tells them he was just doing his job as he claps his flippers and flies off on a rainbow stream into the sky.

In "Gone With the Wind", Cleveland and Terry are about to swerve off the road, when the "Scene Missing" slide appears and Mr. Flippers saves their lives. Mr. Flippers wisely reminds the two about how to drive safely by always keeping their eyes on the road and wearing their seatbelts.

In "Crime Don't Pay", a gang of criminals surrounds Cleveland and Junior and get ready to beat them all to death, when there's a "Scene Missing" slide, transitioning to Mr. Flippers standing by a pile of knocked out gangsters and Cleveland and Junior thanking him for saving their lives.

In "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown", Mr. Flippers made a cameo, as one of the many characters attending Fright Train and Cookie's wedding.

In "I'm a Midnight Joker", Cleveland, Tim, Lester, and Holt are about to get attacked by a bunch of people who were offended by their comedy skit and Mr. Flippers saves their lives. Cleveland mentions that he thinks they've taken the joke too far. At first, Tim thinks he's talking about the jokes they tell on stage but Cleveland says that he was actually referring to the Mr. Flippers running gag. This is the first time Mr. Flippers' appearance is not accompanied by a "Scene Missing" slide.

In "Roberta's Got a Brand New Boy", Mr. Flippers saves Roberta from being terrorist bombed in an airplane.

In "This One Thought at Bible Camp", Cleveland asks Junior who's the one man who's come to his aid, whenever he was in need, wanting him to answer "Jesus". However, Junior instead answers honestly with "Mr. Flippers".

In "BFFs", The Guys are about to go over a waterfall and Cleveland calls out to Mr. Flippers for help. However, Mr. Flippers doesn't arrive and we just see him at a hippie concert, smoking weed with some hippie girls.

## Episode Appearances

* Ladies' Night
* Gone With the Wind
* Crime Don't Pay
* You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* I'm a Midnight Joker
* Roberta's Got a Brand New Boy
* This One Thought at Bible Camp (Mentioned)
* BFFs
* Wide World of Cleveland Show (Japanese Version)
* Cleveland Moves Out (Non-Speaking Cameo)
Cleveland Live Theme Song

The **Cleveland Live Theme Song** is a song sung by Cleveland Brown for the intro for the episode "Cleveland Live!". It is a modified version of the theme song, made specifically for that episode and its premiere of *The Cleveland Show's* second season.

## Lyrics

**Squidward:** *My name is Cleveland Brown,*

*and I am proud to be.*

*Right back in my hometown,*

*with my new family.*

*There's old friends, and new friends,*

*and even a bear.*

*Through good times, and bad times,*

*it's true love we share!*

*And so I've found a place,*

*where everyone will know.*

*My happy moustache face,*

*this is the Cleveland Show!*

*Hahaha!*
Brother Cousin

## Cousin/Brother

**Brother Cousin** is a bizarre incestuous relative of Lester Krinklesac. Judging by his name, he is apparently the offspring of Lester's mother or father, and that parents biological brother or sister. To make things even worse, he serves as Lester's father figure. He appeared in "Of Lice and Men".
Evelyn Brown

## Evelyn "Cookie" Brown

* **Rallo Tubbs** (step-grandson) Big Mama (Grandmother ; -in law; deceased) Evelyn's Mother (Mother deceased) Evelyn's Father (Father deceased) Evelyn's Sister (Sister) Unnamed grandfather Unnamed grandmother

## Real World Info

### Voice Actor

**Frances Callier**

**Evelyn Champagne Brunch "Cookie" Brown** was the 67-year-old mother of Cleveland Brown and the wife of LeVar Brown. She has died before her husband, LeVar's 70th birthday.

## Episode Appearances

* A Brown Thanksgiving
* Father Figured Out
* Da Doggone Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance
* Crime Don't Pay
* You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown
* Junior's New Class
* I'm a Midnight Joker (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'
* Mother-In-Law Fiasco
* A Short Story and a Tall Tale
* Murray Christmas
* To Live and Die in VA
* Mama Drama
* American Prankster
* The Men in Me
* Das Shrimp Boot
* Dancing With the Stools
* Die Semi-Hard (Die-Hard Version)
* A Walk Down Cleveland Lane (Younger Version)
* The Way The Cookie Crumbles
* Hustle N Bros
* Who Done Did It? (Voice Only)
* Flush of Genius
* Of Lice and Men
* When a Man (or Freight Train) Loves His Woman
* Wide World of Cleveland Show (Italian Version)
* Here Comes the Bribe (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* March Dadness
* Mr. & Mrs. Brown
* Crazy Train
* Wheel of Family!
* Cleveland Moves Out
Arch

**Archibald "Arch" Vandegard** is a valued worker at Waterman Cable. He is very deadpan and monotonous, and makes short, choppy, blunt statements, often criticizing other people in the workplace. He is rude and sarcastic, but always in the right, so nobody can talk back and win any arguments with him.

## Biography

In "Birth of a Salesman", he caught Tim, stealing coffee filters and sweeteners from the break room and told him to return them, or he'd snitch on him. Tim tried to weasel his way out of it, but Arch kept making snarky comments and making it a very awkward situation for Tim, eventually pressuring him into returning the coffee filters and sweeteners. Feeling sweaty and embarrassed, Tim told Arch that he'd see him tomorrow, and Arch told him that he would *not*, since tomorrow was Saturday, just further hammering the nail into the coffin, and making Tim feel even dumber. Later, Tim accidentally knocked down all the cubicles like dominoes, just when things were finally going uphill for him, and Arch immediately snitched on him to Mr. Waterman, getting him promptly fired.

In "Good News Bear", Cleveland cried to Arch about all his problems at home, but Arch just told him that he wasn't his therapist. Cleveland continued sobbing to him anyway, and Arch decided that he *would* talk to him about his problems, by telling him everything he did wrong. Arch just gave him shameful and non-constructive criticisms, making Cleveland feel worse about himself.

In "The Cleveland Jr. Cherry Bomb", Arch, along with the other workers at Waterman Cable, made fun of Cleveland, for having a son, who pledged his virginity to him, like a girl.

In "Crime Don't Pay", Arch ratted out Cleveland to Mr. Waterman, for crimes, pertaining to Waterman Cable.

In "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown", he was in the audience of LeVar and Evelyn's wedding.

## Episode Appearances

* Birth of a Salesman
* Good News Bear
* The Cleveland Jr. Cherry Bomb
* Field of Streams
* Da Doggone Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance
* Crime Don't Pay
* You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown (Non-Speaking Cameo)
* I'm a Midnight Joker
* How Cleveland Got His Groove Back
* Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'
* Frapp Attack!
* Like a Boss
* Your Show of Shows
* Hot Cocoa Bang Bang (Flashback)
* All You Can Eat
* There Goes El Neighborhood
* American Prankster
* Women in the Workplace
* Turkey Pot Die
* Die Semi-Hard (Die-Hard Version)
* A Walk Down Cleveland Lane (Younger Version)
* The Way The Cookie Crumbles
* Hustle N Bros
* Who Done Did It?
* Flush of Genius
* 'Tis the Cleveland to be Sorry
* Brownsized
* Wide World of Cleveland Show (German Version)
* Here Comes the Bribe
* March Dadness
* California Dreamin' (Stand In)
* Cleveland Moves Out
American Dad!

**American Dad!** is an American adult animated sitcom created by Seth MacFarlane, Mike Barker, and Matt Weitzman for the Fox Broadcasting Company. American Dad! is the first television series to have its inception on Animation Domination. The series premiere aired on February 6, 2005, following Super Bowl XXXIX, three months before the rest of the first season aired as part of the Animation Domination block, commencing on May 1, 2005.

## Crossovers

### *American Dad!* in *The Cleveland Show*

* In "Gone With the Wind", Quagmire told Cleveland that he would be making a background cameo as an eligible bachelor on *American Dad!*. Later in the episode, Cleveland watched the *American Dad!* episode on TV. The episode featured Francine on *The Bachelorette*, choosing a bachelor and one of the options was Quagmire. Also featured here were Stan and Roger.
* In "Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'", Rallo got a cowboy belt, which depicted Roger Smith on it.
* In "This One Thought at Bible Camp",
* In "Jesus Walks", Junior claimed to believe in things from outer space in the song "MySpace is with Jesus", as a stained-glass picture of Roger appeared on the church window.

### *The Cleveland Show* in *American Dad!*

* In "*Don't Look a Smith Horse in the Mouth*", Stan said that the CIA used brain switching technology to switch the brains of humans and animals a lot. He showed one of the examples of the CIA switching the brain of a bear with a slow-talking Italian man. This bear was none other than Tim the Bear, who was apparently just a normal bear, until a human man with his personality was brain swapped with him. This was just a gag and is not to be considered canon to the series.
* In "*White Rice*", Roberta was one of the stoned girls in the gangsta shack.
* In "*Hot Water*", Donna appeared during the song "*Hot Tub of Love*".
* In "*Flozelle's Final Fight*", which was a crossover even between *Family Guy*, *The Cleveland Show*, and *American Dad!*, Cleveland from The Cleveland Show and Peter from Family Guy appear at the end.
* In "*Mine Struggle*", Rallo is listed as one of the potential candidates for people who own the oil slick.
Robert's Apartment

**Robert's Apartment** is the apartment of Robert Jones and secondary living environment to Rallo and Roberta Tubbs. Ever since his divorce with Donna, this has been where Robert lives.

## Episode Appearances

* Brawl in the Family
* Father Figured Out
* Da Doggone Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance
* Crime Don't Pay
* You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown
* Cleveland Live!
* Back to Cool
* Hustle N Bros
* Grave Danger
Baby

**Baby** is a song sung by Cleveland Brown multiple times, throughout the episode "The Men in Me".

## Lyrics

*And I was like baby, baby, baby, oh!*

*Like baby, baby, baby, no!*

*Like baby, baby, baby, oh!*

*I thought you'd always be mine!*

*Mine.*

*Baby, baby, baby, oh!*

*Like baby, baby, baby, no!*

*Like baby, baby, baby, oh!*

*I thought you always'd be mine.*

*Mine.*
Dee Dee Tubbs

### Relatives

Luster Mae Jones (Mother) George Albert Tubbs (Father)Nannie Tubbs (Oldest Sister)Chester D Tubbs (Oldest Brother)Marshall Rogers (Ex-Husband)

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Donna Tubbs-Brown (Daughter)
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Auntie Momma (Brother)Janet Tubbs (Daughter) Robert Jones (son-in-law)Roberta Tubbs (Granddaughter)Rallo Tubbs (grandson)Dennis Rodman (son-in-law)Cleveland Brown (son-in-law)Cleveland Junior (Step-grandson) Quang Quang(Adopted son) \*Brian Tubbs (grandson)

* DeBrian Tubbs (grandson)

## Real World Info

### Voice Actor

Phylicia Rashād.

**Dee Dee Tubbs** (Born July, 10th 1947 -January 16, 2016) is the 68-year-old mother of Donna Tubbs-Brown.
Crime Don't Pay

**Crime Don't Pay** is the twenty third episode of season one of *The Cleveland Show*. It is the twenty third episode, overall.

## Synopsis

When the kids are at Robert's house for the week, he wins them over with a bunch of fancy stuff that makes them like him better than Cleveland. Donna begins to questions how someone as poor and unemployed as him can get all those things and then Junior figures out that it's because he's a criminal stealing these things. Meanwhile, Principal Farquhare is a pain in the ass boss to Donna.
Doris Kearns Goodwin

**Doris Helen Kearns Goodwin** is a scrapped character from *The Cleveland Show*, only appearing in a Deleted Scene from the episode "Field of Streams". She is a famous historian and sports commentator.

## Trivia

* Although in real life, her name is spelled "**Doris Kearns Goodwin**", when her name was printed in the show, they erroneously left out the "a" in her middle name.
Big Mama

Template:Family

### Relatives

LeVar Brown (Grandson) Unnamed Children Unnmaed Sisters Cleveland Brown (Great-grandson) Broderick Brown (great-grandson) Evelyn Brown (granddaughter-in-law; Deceased) Cleveland Junior (Great- Great-grandson) Chet Brown (Brother in-Law deceased) LeVar's Father (son; deceased)
Nancy Brown (mother; deceased)
Jefferson Brown (father; deceased)
Chad

**Chad** is a mentally ill workplace shooter, who works at Waterman Cable. He appeared in "Like a Boss".

## Biography

In "Like a Boss", after Tim became the new taskmaster of Waterman Cable, after Tom, the former supervisor dies. Chad became quickly infuriated and overworked by all the rules he was forced to go through, and openly said on the work site that it was enough to get him to want to go on a shooting rampage. He explained to Cleveland and Terry during break, that he'd be shooting up the office, and killing many employees, especially Tim. Cleveland, Terry, and Aaron were surprisingly okay with the idea of him doing this and had a casual conversation with him about it. Cleveland suggested that he move the shooting to Monday instead of Friday, saying that the survivors would probably be lucky enough to get the rest of the week off if he did. Chad agreed to this and said that because he was cool with them, he didn't want them to die and suggested they wear all red to work on Monday.

On the day Chad planned the shooting, he was fired for being "too creepy", hindering his plans. Chad made another death threat towards Tim, causing Tim to use that as an example as to why nobody wants him around there. Chad left the office in acceptance, Cleveland and Terry wore red that day.

Later on in the week, Tim took the office workers out into the middle of a forest for a scavenger hunt. There, he was shot by Chad. Cleveland yelled at him, having completely forgotten who he was and why he did it. Tim was merely wounded and was able to live a happy life, but he still had to step down from being the taskmaster, now seeing that nobody respected him for that job. Chad was not charged for his crime of attempted murder, because he had a hunting license and technically, Tim was a bear and they were in the forest. He had also not murdered any human co-workers, basically getting him off Scott free.

## Appearance

Chad is a Caucasian adult male with brown buzz-cut hair. He wears eyeglasses, with dark reddish brown rims that only cover the top. He wears a blue buttoned shirt with extremely thin, vertical, white stripes. His shirt has a pocket in the front. He wears white, pocketless denim jeans, held up by a brown belt, fed through loops. He also wears tan shoes with white laces and bottoms.

## Personality

Chad is a mentally-ill, homicidal murderer, who's completely dominated by his anger, which causes him to kill over certain problems in his life. He is not subtle at all when it comes to threats, as he'll make outright statements of shooting places up and scary sounding threats to people. Despite his obvious way of talking, he is still very manipulative, as he knows his way around the legal system and moral scale, which gets him out of trouble, when he truly deserves proper punishment and severe mental help.
Loretta's Mother

## Big Mabel Murphy

### Relatives

Gertrude Murphy (Mother) Big Charlie Murphy (Father) Loretta Brown (daughter; deceased) Cleveland Brown (ex- Son in Law) Cleveland Junior (Grandson), Ethel Taylor (Loretta’s Sister), Freddie Taylor (Loretta’s Brother) , Tereatha Taylor (Loretta’s Sister). Jimmy Callendar (Loretta’s ex-husband) Angela Rhoda Taylor Angela Rhoda Taylor

## Prohibited Bases

### Sexuality

Straight

Big Mabel Murphy gave birth to 7 children: Florida Ann Taylor (1956-1994), Earl Cleveland Taylor (1956-2012), Denise Earlene Taylor (1957-2020), Loretta Marie Taylor-Brown (1960-2008), Fredrick Langston Taylor (1962-Living), Angela Rhoda Taylor (1964-Living), Franklin Jersey Taylor (1966-2009). All born in East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA to Freddy Jersey Taylor.

Big Mabel Murphy is the grandmother to Cleveland Brown Jr and Mother-In-Law to Cleveland Brown.
Field of Streams

**Field of Streams** is the eleventh episode of season one of *The Cleveland Show*. It is the eleventh episode, overall.

## Navigation

Unaired Pilot

**Season 1**

Cleveland Moves In • Brawl in the Family • Birth of a Salesman • Good News Bear • The One About Friends • From Fatness to Fitness • The Cleveland Jr. Cherry Bomb • Ladies' Night • From Bed to Worse • Love Rollercoaster • **Field of Streams** • A Brown Thanksgiving • Father Figured Out • Once Upon a Thyne in New York • Da Doggone Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance • Gone With the Wind • A Cleveland Brown Christmas • The Curious Case of Jr. Working at the Stool • Buried Pleasure • Brotherly Love • Our Gang • Brown History Month • Crime Don't Pay • Cleveland's Angels • The Brown Knight • You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown

**Season 2**

Cleveland Live! • Harder, Better, Faster, Browner • Junior's New Class • Fat and Wet • Little Man on Campus • I'm a Midnight Joker • How Cleveland Got His Groove Back • Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin' • It's the Great Pancake, Junior Brown • How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roberta? • Mother-In-Law Fiasco • A Short Story and a Tall Tale • Another Bad Thanksgiving • Beer Walk! • Terry Unmarried • Frapp Attack! • Murray Christmas • The Blue, The Gray, and The Brown • Roberta's Got a Brand New Boy • Back to Cool • The Essence of Cleveland • Like a Boss • To Live and Die in VA • Ship-rect • Your Show of Shows • Hot Cocoa Bang Bang

**Season 3**

The Hurricane • This One Thought at Bible Camp • Doctor's Disorders • Sex and the Biddy • Brown Magic • BFFs • Yemen Party • All You Can Eat • Mama Drama • Y Tu Junior Tambien • There Goes El Neighborhood • Dirty Dancing 3 • A Vas Deferens Between Men & Women • The Men in Me • Women in the Workplace • Mr. & Mrs. Brown • Nightmare on Grace Street • Das Shrimp Boot • 'Til Deaf • Skip Day • Turkey Pot Die • Jesus Walks • Dancing With the Stools • B.M.O.C. • Die Semi-Hard

**Season 4**

A Walk Down Cleveland Lane • Menace II: Secret Society • Pins, Spins, & Fins • The Way The Cookie Crumbles • Escape From Goochland • Hustle N Bros • To the Mex • Who Done Did It? • Flush of Genius • A General Thanksgiving Episode • Fist and the Furious • Grave Danger • Of Lice and Men • 'Tis the Cleveland to be Sorry • Brownsized • A Rodent Like This • A Theistic Environment • Wide World of Cleveland Show • Here Comes the Bribe • When a Man (or Freight Train) Loves His Woman • March Dadness • California Dreamin' • The Hangover: Part Tubbs • Squirt's Honor • Crazy Train • Wheel of Family!

**Specials**

Cleveland Moves Out
Balls Deep

**Balls Deep** is a song sung by Cleveland Junior in the episode "Love Rollercoaster".

## Lyrics

**Junior (Speaking)**: You see, Dad? It's not just superficial. I'm deep in love.

**Cleveland (Speaking)**: How deep?

**Junior (Speaking)**: You know how when I go in the ball pit at Cheesy Charlie's and I sink all the way down to the bottom and you can't find me?

**Cleveland (Speaking)**: That deep?

**Junior (Speaking)**: That's right, Dad.

**Junior**: *I'm talkin' bout balls deep,*

*I'm talkin' bout balls deep,*

*I'm talkin' bout balls deep in love.*

*I'm talkin' bout balls deep,*

*I'm talkin' bout balls deep,*

*I'm talkin' bout balls deep in love.*

*I wanna have sex with her personality,*

*Dry hump her positive traits,*

*Give a poundin' to her feelings,*

*Make her south mouth salivate.*

*Hee-hee.*

*Hey, Tyra, are you list'nin'?*

*We're not talkin' just the tip in.*

*Thank you, Scottie Pippen.*

**Scottie Pippen (Speaking)**: No problem. Just here dropping off an application. Players in my day didn't make as much as they do today.

**Junior (Speaking)**: Huh, sorry to hear that. Um, where was I?

**Scottie Pippen**: *You're talkin' bout balls deep.*

**Junior**: *I'm talkin' bout balls deep.*

**Both**: *We're talkin' bout balls deep in love.*

**Junior**: *I'm talkin' bout balls deep.*

**Cleveland**: *My boy's talkin' bout balls deep.*

**All**: *We're talkin' bout balls deep in love.*
Harper Elementary School

**Harper Elementary School** is the elementary school of Rallo Tubbs. The teacher there is Mrs. Lowenstein.

## Affiliates

### Students

* Rallo Tubbs
* Walt
* Julius
* Hot Wheels
* Bernard Bernard
* Theodore Parker Jr., III
* Marco Moreno
* Candice West
* Carla
* Judy
* Dylan
* Tami
* Mina
* Gordon
* T-Rex
* Dump Truck Face
* Two Dads Dave
* Rice Pee-Pee
* Dudley
* Byron *(formerly)*
Choni's Cantina

**Choni's Cantina** is a Mexican restaurant, primarily run by members of the Moreno Family. It is owned by Choni Moreno, and other important workers there include Cecelia and Lupo. It first appeared in "Y Tu Junior Tambien". In "Fist and the Furious", Choni extended the business, into also giving it a food truck.

## Employees

* Choni Moreno *(owner)*
* Lupo *(chef)*
* Cecilia Moreno *(server)*
* Flora Moreno *(server)*
* Cleveland Junior *(dishwasher; formerly)*
* Roberta Tubbs *(server; formerly)*

## Episode Appearance

* Y Tu Junior Tambien
* There Goes El Neighborhood
* Dirty Dancing 3
* Women in the Workplace
* To the Mex
* Fist and the Furious (Food Truck)
* A Theistic Environment (Mentioned)
King of the Hill

**King of the Hill** is an American animated sitcom created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels for the Fox Broadcasting Company that ran from January 12, 1997, to May 6, 2010. It centers on the Hills, a middle-class American family in the fictional city of Arlen, Texas. Patriarch and main character Hank Hill, who works as assistant manager at Strickland Propane, is the everyman and general protagonist of the series. His modest conservative views and biases often clash with that of his wife, Peggy; his son, Bobby; his father, Cotton; his niece, Luanne; his boss, Buck Strickland; his neighbor, Kahn; his neighbor's wife, Minh; and his neighbor's daughter, Connie. Hank is friends with other residents on his block, especially Bill Dauterive, Dale Gribble, and Jeff Boomhauer, all of whom he has known since elementary school. It attempts to maintain a realistic approach, seeking humor in the conventional and mundane aspects of everyday life.

## *King of the Hill* in *The Cleveland Show*

* In "Cleveland Live!", the intro listed a bunch of famous FOX cartoons that came before *The Cleveland Show*. One of which was *King of the Hill*, accompanied by a visual of Hank Hill driving a riding lawnmower as we heard his voice say his catchphrase "I sell propane." in the background.
* In "Harder, Better, Faster, Browner", Cleveland and Kenny West were becoming famous for their song, "Be-Cleve in Yourself". As they gain more popularity, their song moves up the billboard, titled "Hot 100 Cartoon Songs", which contains various musical numbers from other cartoons, including "*Teddy Bear*", "*One Tin Soldier*", and "*Mow Against the Grain*" from *King of the Hill*.
* In "Hot Cocoa Bang Bang", Rallo makes a joke about blowing up America and two terrorists are shown watching the show. They laugh at his joke and say that *The Cleveland Show* isn't so bad as they mention that it's okay that *King of the Hill* got canceled to make room for this.
* In "Das Shrimp Boot", Hank Hill was at Cleveland's addictions anonymous meeting, saying that his addiction is that he huffs propane.
Holt's Mama

**Mrs. Richter** (AKA **"Holt's Mama"**) (Bron July 12, 1939)

### Relatives

Holt Richter (Son) General Richter (Ex-husband) Holt's grandmother (mother) Holt's grandfather (father; deceased)

## Biographical Information

### Love interest

General Richter (ex-husband) Unnamed three Boyfriends

## Real World Info

### Voice Actor

Stacy Ferguson

) is the unseen, unnamed mother of Holt Richter and the ex-wife of General Richter. Holt still lives with his mother in The Richter House and his mother is very bossy and controlling of him, which pisses Holt off, greatly. She is voiced by Stacy Ferguson.

## Biography

Holt gets a note from his mother to go on a hunting trip with the guys in "'Til Deaf".

In "A General Thanksgiving Episode", Holt mentions that his mother has three boyfriends in Florida but isn't allowed to attend family functions with them since he calls them all dad and she claims it cramps her style. He also notes that she won't bring him back an alligator as he requests. Holt's father, General Richter, reveals that Mrs. Richter cheated on him and his estrangement from his son is the result of not being able to join the military due to inheriting his mother's short stature.

While stuck on the Funky Junction Rotor in "Pins, Spins, & Fins", Holt is the least uncomfortable, noting that his mother used to put him in the dryer.

## Appearance

Although she's never been shown on screen, it's been mentioned many times that she is very short, fat, and ugly. It was also mentioned her ex-husband in "A General Thanksgiving Episode", that Holt's short stature was passed down to him from his mother, implying that she is also a diminutive. Her undesirable appearance and temperamental attitude are what drove her husband away from her.

## Personality

Holt's Mama is a loud-mouthed obnoxious bitch, who still babies her son around.

## Episode Appearances

* Cleveland Moves In (Voice Only)
* Brawl in the Family (Voice Only)
* Good News Bear (Voice Only)
* Buried Pleasure (Voice Only)
* Cleveland's Angels (Voice Only)
* You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown (Mentioned)
* Little Man on Campus (Voice Only)
* All You Can Eat (Mentioned)
* 'Til Deaf (Mentioned)
* A Walk Down Cleveland Lane (Voice Only; Younger Version)
* Pins, Spins, & Fins (Mentioned)
* A General Thanksgiving Episode (Voice Only)
* Cleveland Moves Out (Voice Only)
Broken Stool

The **Broken Stool** (AKA **The Stool**) is the bar, where Cleveland and The Guys hang out and spend most of their time, chilling out, swapping stories, and drinking Stool Bend Lager. It is owned and tended by Gus. It first appeared in "Cleveland Moves In".

## Biography

The Broken Stool made it's first appearance in "Cleveland Moves In", when Tim, Lester, and Holt got ready to go to The Broken Stool for yet another night, drinking as a group of buddies. They took notice of their visiting friend, Cleveland Brown and decided to take him along for their next boozin' party. Cleveland joined them on their bar party and they had a blast, partying and drinking Stool Bend Lager, served to them by beloved bartender and owner of The Stool, Gus. Cleveland partied the night away with Tim, Lester, and Holt and he fit right in with the rest of the guys.

Later in the episode, Cleveland came back to the bar for a sad drink with his newfound friends and told them that Donna was leaving him for Robert. As Cleveland sadly walked away, Tim stopped him so that he could come back and pay the tab, since he ordered like six margaritas.

In "Brawl in the Family", Cleveland was sitting with Tim, Lester, and Holt as usual, and the four of them had officially started a friend group called "The Guys".

In "The Curious Case of Jr. Working at the Stool", Gus admits that he doesn't pay the mortgage to his own bar and that he sends his mortgage bill to the guy next door without him noticing. It's clear that Gus isn't good at running The Broken Stool given how sloppy and unkempt it is and how he barely makes any money off of his job. Cleveland eventually got Junior a job working as a busser at The Broken Stool and Junior cleaned everything up nicely. Cleveland was initially happy about his son working at The Stool until Junior started getting Gus to keep track of how many beers Cleveland and The Guys were ordering, forcing them to pay full price for their meals instead of sneaking off without paying everything they owe.

Junior was swiftly promoted to assistant manager at The Broken Stool enforced tons of new rules and policies, such as making it a rule that everyone wears pants and also putting European football on the TV instead of American football so that he could appeal to a wider demographic. Unable to cope with the new atmosphere, Cleveland and The Guys stopped going to The Stool and changed their regular drinking place to The Stoolbend Public Library, where they quietly planned on how to get the old Stool back.

Remorseful about employing Junior at The Stool, Cleveland placed an anonymous phone call to Gus, ratting him out for being an underage minor, working with alcoholic beverages, which forced Gus to fire Junior and return the bar to its normal state.

## Employees

* Gus (Owner/Bartender)
* Eric (Waiter)
* Eddie (Bouncer)
* Dick Clark (Bouncer)
* Cleveland Junior (Waiter; Formerly)
Bad Day

**Bad Day** is a song sung by Coach McFall in the episode "Gone With the Wind".

## Lyrics

*Cuz ya had a bad day.*

*You're takin' one down.*

*You sing a sad song, just to turn it around.*

*You say you don't know.*

*You tell me don't lie.*

*You work up a smile and you go for the ride.*

*You had a bad day.*

*You had a bad day.*
We Start Them Trendz

**We Start Them Trendz** is a song sung by The Illuminati in the episode "Menace II: Secret Society".

## Lyrics

**will.i.am**: *We start that stuff that then become cool.*

*We start them trends that then become rulez.*

*Leavin' stickers on hat that your kids wear to school.*

**Kenny**: *Kenny West, teeth Crest,*

*Came up from the gutter.*

*Never fooled by Fabio, I can't believe its not butter.*

**Bruno**: *Low in cholesterol, yeah.*

**Kenny**: *Don't hear what we're sayin'? Just ask some white teens.*

*Where you think they got the shutter shades and tight jeans?*

**Nicki**: *And we're up in this club with more secrets than Free Masons.*

*Never have to pay for beats because we always free basin.'*

*Movin' in silence that's how the crew goes.*

*Runnin' this like a snotty nose.*

**Bruno**: *Gonna need a tissue.*

**will.i.am**: *Disappear like the career of Kevin Costner,*

*While we're sittin' here drinkin' beer with Jimmy Hoffa.*

**?uestlove**: *That's my eyeball looking at you from the pyramid on cash.*

*We're so bad we can make an iPad run Flash.*

*Got more secrets than deodorant.*

*Bitch, we don't perspire*

*We're uncredited consultants on HBO's "The Wire".*

**Bruno**: *Mmmnnn, once again,*

*I love the Bubbles, de-de-de.*

**will.i.am**: *Yeah, we start that stuff that then become cool.*

*We start them trends that then become rulez.*

*We're the first one to wait thirty minutes before swimming in the pool.*

**All**: *Illuminati starts shit that then becomes cool.*

*Illuminati starts the trends that then becomes rulez.*

*Illuminati!*
Bank That Cash Up

**Bank That Cash Up** is a song sung by Rallo Tubbs, Bernard Bernard, and Theodore Parker Jr., III in the episode "Your Show of Shows".

## Lyrics

**Rallo**: *Now I'm going to tell you how it is.*

*Us kids today, I tell you we seem to think money grows on trees,*

*But it doesn't.*

*It grows out of hard work and sound investments.*

*We're about to drop some knowledge on ya'll.*

*Dollars, green, skriller, beans,*

**Theodore**: *Paper, "G"s, Susan B's.*

**Bernard**: *Interest rates too good to pass up.*

**Rallo**: *Don't be a putz, gotta bank that cash up.*

*Kids these days take their dough and show it.*

*Don't know how to grow it.*

**All**: *Get allowance and blow it.*

**Bernard**: *Rims for my big wheel.*

**Theodore**: *Custom Kicks.*

**Rallo**: *You know I wanna have a pension when I'm sixty-six.*

**Bernard**: *I want a kiddie pool full of shorties.*

**Theodore**: *Juice boxes on ice.*

**Rallo**: *Not when I'm saving to attend Brandeis.*

*Don't need an X-Box, put it all in tech stocks.*

*Now I've got fresh bucks popping up like chicken pox.*

**Bernard**: *Cheddar, Bones, grizzell, scones,*

**Bernard/Theodore**: *Paper, ducats, fillin' buckets.*

**Theodore**: *Look here, steer clear of financial smash up.*

**Rallo**: *Don't be a yutz,*

**All**: *Just bank that cash up!*

**Bernard**: *Bank your cash up.*

**Rallo**: *If you're advertising saving I could be your pitchman,*

**Bernard**: *Bank your cash up.*

**Rallo**: *Stash my skrill away someday I'll be a rich man.*

**All**: *Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba dum.*

**Bernard**: *Roth IRA.*

**Theodore**: *401K.*

**Rallo**: *Finances fatter than Gabourey Sidibe.*

**Bernard**: *FDIC.*

**Theodore**: *Long-term CDs.*

**Bernard**: *Visit the museum on a day that is free.*

**Rallo**: *First Friday of the month ya'll.*

**Bernard**: *It's Bernard,*

**Theodore**: *Theodore,*

**Rallo**: *And Rallo T.*

**All**: *Spitting fiscal responsibility.*

**Rallo**: *Word in savings bonds.*

**Bernard (Speaking)**: Hoes.
Broderick Brown

Evelyn Brown *(mother; deceased)* unnamed wife (deceased) Big Mama (great- grandmother; deceased) Reggie Brown (Uncle, deceased) Cecilia (Niece-in-law) Madame Claude (Jamaican cousin) Chet Brown (Great-uncle, Deceased) LeVar's Father (Grandfather ; deceased) Unknown Son

## Real World Info

### Voice Actor

N/A

**Broderick Brown** is the 58-year-old younger brother of Cleveland Brown, and a co-worker of Dr. Hartman's at the Quahog Hospital. He appeared in "He's Too Sexy for His Fat". He also appeared in The Cleveland Show. Later on in both shows, his character seems to have been inexplicably written off and forgotten.

## Biography

He appears in "He's Too Sexy for His Fat" when Peter Griffin talks to Cleveland about his son Chris Griffin's weight problem, and Cleveland suggests that they make an appointment with his brother. He's well known for his surgery on Nell Carter, who was twice as big before he performed on her. Broderick promises his technique is safe and doesn't hurt, describing it as sneaking through the bush and skulking around.
Theme Song

The **Theme Song** is the theme song of The Cleveland Show.

## Lyrics

Squidward: *My name is Cleveland Brown, and I am proud to be.*

*Right back in my home town, with my new family.*

*There's old friends, and new friends, and even a bear.*

*Through good times, and bad times, it's true love we share!*

*And so I found a place, where everyone will know.*

*My happy mustache face, this is the Cleveland show!*

*(laughs)*
Brian Griffin

Brian's Brothers and Sisters (siblings)Callie (sister) Rose (daughter)Finn (son)4 more unnamed children Jack (son) Scrappy Brian (deceased nephew) Jess Griffin (wife, deceased)

## Biographical Information

### Love interest

Jillian Russell-Wilcox started in Whistle While Your Wife Works  and ended Movin' Out (Brian's Song)* Shauna Parks in Peter's Got Woods
* Carolyn in Love, Blactually
* Rita in Brian's Got a Brand New Bag
* Lauren Conrad in We Love You, Conrad
* Ida Quagmire in Quagmire's Dad
* Seabreeze Pewterschmidt in Screwed the Pooch

## Real World Info

### Voice Actor

Seth MacFarlaneKotaro Watanabe (in the Japanese universe of "Road to the Multiverse")

The Griffins' dog and one of Cleveland's former neighbors in Quahog. He appears in the Pilot episode when Peter wrecks Cleveland's bath yet again and at Cleveland's send-off.

The entire Griffin Family appear to cut a scene away from Lester using the 'N' word in "Once Upon a Tyne in New York".

In "Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'", stuffed Brian and Stewie toys are available at the fair.

In "BFFs", Brian and Stewie distract Cleveland off-screen as they are still inside their house, while Peter sneaks to his car, not wanting to speak to Cleveland.

Cleveland and Cleveland Brown Jr. mention what a douchebag Brian is over his atheism in "The Hurricane". Roberta also plays with marionettes of Brian and Stewie Griffin.

One of the dogs Junior and Rallo catch in "Hustle 'N' Bros." resembles Brian, although the dog tells them that they are not the same.

Brian is voiced by *Family Guy* creator and *The Cleveland Show* co-creator Seth MacFarlane.

## Appearances

* TCS101 Pilot
* TCS115 Once Upon a Tyne in New York
* TCS117 Gone with the Wind
* TCS210 Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'
* TCS301 BFFs (Heard only)
* TCS302 The Hurricane
Glenn Quagmire

**Glenn Quagmire** is one of Cleveland's former neighbors and good friends from Quahog. An airline pilot known for his unlimited libido. He appears in the "Pilot" when Cleveland decides to leave Quahog.

He visits Stoolbend briefly in "Gone with the Wind" to give Cleveland some depressing news. He ends up bringing Loretta's casket to Stoolbend and mentioned that Loretta's death was caused when Brian Griffin dug up a full Apatosaurus skeleton and Peter Griffin ended up dropping it on Loretta's house causing her to go through the same bathtub gag Cleveland did in *Family Guy*, except that she died in the fall. Quagmire then leaves to do a background appearance on *American Dad!*.

Strangely, even though Quagmire was the first person Cleveland told that he would get a spinoff, and he was there to send Cleveland off, there was a cutaway in "Family Goy" where he thought he was the one getting a spinoff. He seems to still be carrying this grudge, calling Cleveland "Joey" when he visits him.

Although Quagmire has been a close friend of Cleveland's for many years, he was largely responsible for Cleveland divorcing his first wife Loretta after having a brief affair with her. Despite the incident, the two managed to repair their friendship.

Quagmire and Peter Griffin appeared at the end of "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown" where Quagmire stated how Cleveland's show made it through its first season and then asked Peter if he could have his own show. Peter replied by simply stating that Quagmire was a rapist.

Quagmire appeared in an imagination of Cleveland thinking if the world would be better off without him, which Quagmire appears and sings his version of *The Cleveland Show* Theme, with Cleveland replying that the world needs him in "To Live and Die in VA".

Cleveland Jr. would later admit that he lost his belief in God after Loretta's cheating with Quagmire in "The Hurricane".

Quagmire is mentioned in "A General Thanksgiving Episode" when Lester believes Cleveland was a pilot and is corrected by Tim.

## Appearances

* TCS101 Pilot
* TCS117 Gone with the Wind
* TCS121 You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown
* TCS209 Beer Walk!
* TCS217 To Live and Die in VA
* TCS301 BFFs (photograph cameo)
* TCS302 The Hurricane (mentioned)
* TCS403 A General Thanksgiving Episode (mentioned)
Father Figured Out

**Father Figured Out** is the thirteenth episode of season one of *The Cleveland Show*. It is the thirteenth episode, overall.

## Synopsis

LeVar gives Cleveland some pointers on how to be a better father, by taking him to his old house. Meanwhile, Donna gets together with Yvette, in light of Cleveland's prolonged absence.

## Characters

### Major Roles

* Cleveland Brown
* Donna Tubbs-Brown
* Cleveland Junior
* Roberta Tubbs
* Rallo Tubbs
* LeVar Brown
* Evelyn Brown
* Yvette

### Minor Roles

* Tim the Bear
* Lester Krinklesac
* Holt Richter
* Gus
* Meadowlark Lemon
* Coach McFall
* Federline Jones

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is a pun on the term "Father Figure".

### Continuity

* This episode directly continues the events of "A Brown Thanksgiving".
* Donna pretending to be single in front of Yvette, in order to hang out with her in "Ladies' Night" is revisited, when she invites Yvette over, while Cleveland is away.
Futurama

**Futurama** is an American adult animated science-fiction sitcom created by Matt Groening that aired on Fox from March 28, 1999 to September 4, 2013.

## *Futurama* in *The Cleveland Show*

* In "Harder, Better, Faster, Browner", Cleveland and Kenny West were becoming famous for their song, "Be-Cleve in Yourself". As they gain more popularity, their song moves up the billboard, titled "Hot 100 Cartoon Songs", which contains various musical numbers from other cartoons, including "*Leela: Orphan of the Stars*" by Philip J. Fry.