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'''The Cleveland Show''' is an animated comedy television show by the [[atheist]] [[Seth MacFarlane]], that is broadcast since September 27, 2009 on [[FOX]]. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.
 
'''The Cleveland Show''' is an animated comedy television show by the [[atheist]] [[Seth MacFarlane]], that is broadcast since September 27, 2009 on [[FOX]]. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.
 
==Plot==
 
==Plot==
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The Cleveland Show is a spin-off of [[Family Guy]]. Peters neighbour Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marriages again with Donna Tubbs and live together with three children, both from first marriage.
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The Cleveland Show is a spin-off of [[Family Guy]]. Peter's neighbour Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marriages again with Donna Tubbs and live together with three children, the oldest a girl and youngest a boy, Roberta and a Rallo respectively are by Donna and her previous husband Robert. The middle child is a fat nerd and the son of Cleveland, named Cleveland Brown Junior, though most often referred to as just Junior.
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[[Category:Cartoon Television Shows]]
 
[[Category:Cartoon Television Shows]]
 
[[Category:Comedy Television Shows]]
 
[[Category:Comedy Television Shows]]

Revision as of 21:24, January 5, 2014

The Cleveland Show is an animated comedy television show by the atheist Seth MacFarlane, that is broadcast since September 27, 2009 on FOX. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.

Plot

The Cleveland Show is a spin-off of Family Guy. Peter's neighbour Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marriages again with Donna Tubbs and live together with three children, the oldest a girl and youngest a boy, Roberta and a Rallo respectively are by Donna and her previous husband Robert. The middle child is a fat nerd and the son of Cleveland, named Cleveland Brown Junior, though most often referred to as just Junior.