Bald Cop

Bald Cop

April 30, 2015 TV Episode Axe Cop

Studio
20th Century Fox
Animation studio
Friends Night, ADHD Studios
Distributor
20th Century Fox

Synopsis

Axe Cop goes into hiding upon receiving a letter from Hell Chicken stating that he knows his secret of wearing his hat to cover his baldness and flees to Secret Town. With Axe Cop out of commission, Hell Chicken begins his plan to cause the Hell Chicken Zombie Apocalypse. With help from a dream involving his childhood hero Uncle Axe, Axe Cop must return to action to free Flute Cop, Sockarang, Gray Diamond, Liborg, and Wexter from the effects of the Hell Chicken Zombie Apocalypse.

Characters

Axe Cop, Allies, Villains

Credits

Directing

Director
Aldin Baroza, Chase Conley, Mike McCraw

Producing

Producer
Ethan Nicolle
Executive Producers
Nick Offerman, Nick Weidenfeld, Hend Baghdady, Dave Jeser, Matt Silverstein
Supervising Producer
Matthew Chadwick

Writing

Writer
Nick Rutherford

Voices

Voice
Nick Offerman (Axe Cop/Axey Smartist), Ken Marino (Flute Cop/Flutey Smartist, Fife Cop), Rob Huebel (Gray Diamond/Mark Frankenstein), Megan Mullally, Patton Oswalt (Sockarang, Stockarang), Tyler, The Creator (Liborg)

Music

Music
Charlotte Dawes

Editing

Editor
Al LeVine, James Atkinson

Crew

Based on Axe Cop by
Malachai Nicolle, Ethan Nicolle
Developed by
Nick Weidenfeld, Judah Miller
Creative Director
Ben Jones

Companies and other credits

  • Director: and Douglas Einar Olsen

Production notes

Axe Cop will premiere as part of FOX's new Saturday late-prime Animation Domination block (11 to 12:30 p.m. ET/PT), and across digital platforms.

Axe Cop is the first new series in development by Animation Domination HD. The new unit has ordered six episodes of the series. Additional auspices will be announced.

Based on the Axe Cop Web comic, created by then five-year-old Malachai Nicolle and his 29-year-old brother Ethan. The first five installments of Axe Cop were put online on January 25, 2010 and went viral in a matter of days.

Three days after AxeCop.com went live, it was featured as Entertainment Weekly's "Site of the Day," and the series quickly became an Internet meme. Since its debut, Axe Cop has gained cult status and prominent recognition in the comic sphere through Dark Horse, on the Web, and through various media circuits.