Seth Green's Satirical Sesame Street-Esque Sitcom Is Perfect For Avenue Q Fans
During the peak of Seth Green's career, the star played one of the lead roles in a sitcom that balanced real people, puppets, and edgy humor together.
In the early 2000s, Seth Green starred in a quirky sitcom called Greg the Bunny, airing on Fox alongside other edgy shows. The series featured puppets and humans living side by side, much like the Broadway musical Avenue Q. Despite its unique premise, Greg the Bunny struggled to find its footing, airing out of order and shifting time slots, making it difficult for viewers to catch.
After just 13 episodes, the show was canceled by Fox, which often aired series after only one season. Although the concept of child-like characters engaging in adult scenarios was not new, Greg the Bunny managed to carve out its own space, blending elements reminiscent of The Muppet Show and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. After its Fox run, the show's characters moved to IFC for skits and movie parodies, before eventually being dropped from television.
Today, viewers can only find the 13 episodes on DVD or YouTube, with IFC offering free access online for those who wish to revisit its comedic antics.
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