Police School

Police School is an adult animated police procedural comedy created by Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, and David Mirkin, the show premiered on Touchstone Network in 2020 and it still continues to run, while also appearing on the Touchstone Drawing Board block, the show revolves around Mason Greeneman, a 23-year-old guy who, in order to become to work his way to be a police detective, must attend the The Police School of Freedom of Today and Tomorrow (often called Police School), along the way he meets new friends, solves crimes, and deals with plenty of misadventures.

The show was announced in 2019 as part of the now-newly Touchstone Drawing Board block of Touchstone Network by Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, and David Mirkin, all of which wrote for The Simpsons, the idea goes as far back as 2007 when the three wanted to do a television series set around a police school, calling it "Police Academy meets the social commentary and vulgarity of The Simpsons meets the satire of police procedurals.", the show was originally pitched to Fox, but was later declined, then Showtime, which was also later declined, and finally, Comedy Central, which was accepted but was later put off the greenlit after Comedy Central wanted to have more South Park episodes, the show was later put in development hell until 2019 when Touchstone Network picked it up.

The show is rated TV-14-DLSV (sometimes TV-14-DLV, TV-14-LV, or TV-14-DV).

Premise
Mason Greeneman, an average 23-year-old guy who wants to become a police detective someday, applies for The Police School of Freedom of Today and Tomorrow (or just simply called Police School), who goes on misadventures, solves crimes, deals with work life, and more, all with the help of 2 other police detective wannabes: Ben Bruckner, an eccentric and ditzy 23-year-old guy, and love-crush/later girlfriend and deadpan and voice-of-reason 22-year-old female Melanie Mel, other main characters include class teacher/sergeant Sgt. Farrell Tompkins, and 57-year-old alcoholic captain Capt. Gary Corharper.

Main:

 * Mason Greeneman (Glenn Howerton) - TBA
 * Ben Bruckner (Eric Edelstein) - TBA
 * Melanie Mel (Ellie Kemper) - TBA
 * Sgt. Farrell Tompkins (Daveed Diggs) - TBA
 * Capt. Gary Corharper (John DiMaggio) - TBA

Recurring:

 * Harris Jerald (Ed Helms) - The police school's resident butt-of-a-joke.
 * Tommy Benley (Tim Heidecker) - The police school's local comedian and "class clown".
 * Christopher "Chris" Baldarkurgan (Danny Pudi) - The police school's nerd.


 * Jan Itor (Jon Glaser) - The police school's janitor/conspiracy theorist who has an embarrassing first name.

Season 1, Part 1 (2020):

 * 1) It All Begins - Mason begins his career and reputation at The Police School of Freedom of Today and Tomorrow.
 * 2) Fitting In - Mason and his brand new friends try to fit in at the school in order to become popular, but they fail instantly.
 * 3) The Gang's First Case (part 1) - Mason and his friends are assigned a case by the captain in which a criminal is on the loose after murdering 3 people, however, it turns out harder than they thought.
 * 4) Die Tryin' (part 2) - Mason and his friends finally found the criminal, but they later get kidnapped by the criminal, and must find a way to escape.
 * 5) Protein-ify - A protein shake called Protein-ify becomes popular around the Police School campus, however, when the secret ingredient is poison, the main characters must travel to Los Angeles, where Protein-ify is located, in which Protein-ify is never more than a sweatshop runned by skeletons, and owned by a greedy businessman.
 * 6) Mason and Melanie On A Date: A Romantic Comedy - In a romantic comedy parody, Mason and Melanie go on a date, but disaster strikes when a criminal known as Roy Mance starts adding in romantic comedy stereotypes and disrupting Mason and Melanie's date, and it's up to the two to stop this madness.
 * 7) Ben's Birthday - Ben invites everyone over on a "super fun wacky birthday vacation" to Florida, but the birthday trip is suddenly disrupted when a shooting occurs on the beach.

Production
TBA

Writing:
The main writers of the show include the creators themselves (Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, and David Mirkin), Lizzie & Wendy Molyneux, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Kyle McCulloch, Jon Vitti, Erica Rivinoja, Ryan Ridley, John Altschuler, Dave Krinsky, and Bill Braudis, with the staff writers being Lizzie & Wendy Molyneux.