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'{{Multiple issues| {{one source|date=July 2015}} {{refimprove|date=July 2015}} }} {{Infobox television | show_name = The Nutshack | image = The_Nutshack_Season_One_DVD_Cover.jpg | caption = | creator = Ramon Lopez<br>[[Jesse Hernandez]] (co-creator) | country = United States | num_seasons = 2 | num_episodes = 16 | executive_producer = | runtime = 22 minutes | network = [[Myx TV]] | first_aired = April 25, 2007 | last_aired = 2011 | website = http://www.thenutshack.net | }} '''''The Nutshack''''' is an [[United States|American]] [[animated sitcom]] created by Ramon Lopez & [[Jesse Hernandez (artist)|Jesse Hernandez]] which aired on [[Myx TV]] in the United States and [[Myx]] in the [[Philippines]]. The first animated series geared towards a [[Filipino American]] audience, the series featured the voice of Filipino American comedian [[Rex Navarrete]]. ''The Nutshack'' follows Filipino American [[San Francisco]] native Phil, whose cousin Jack flies in from the Philippines to live with him in the [[Tenderloin, San Francisco|Tenderloin]] district of the city. It first aired in 2007, with its second season airing in 2011.<ref>[http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/5/prweb8452194.htm]</ref><ref>[http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Nutshack-Season-1/11185]</ref><ref>[http://www.filamako.com/2009/11/12/fil-animated-tv-show-the-nutshack/]</ref> Unlike the first season, the second season is censored for unexplained reasons. == Synopsis == The series concerns about two distant cousins, Phil (from the San Francisco Bay Area) and Jack (from the Philippines), are currently living with their uncle, Tito Dick. They encounter various of crude aspects around the fictitious Daily City, giving the cousins an impact of their lifestyles. == Characters == === Main characters === '''Phil Matibag''' (voiced by [[Ramon Lopez (actor)|Ramon Lopez]])<br /> A harsh, foul-mouthed, Filipino-American citizen, currently living in Daily City and mainly known for his annoying personality trait. Phil is frequently addicted to drugs like marijuana, and ignores his manners. Aside from his negative nature, he cares often to his cousin, Jack. As of '''Fatherland''', Phil was separated from his family and was adopted by Tito Dick and his brother. It is presumably known that Phil was born from a family of natives. '''Jack Colero''' (voiced by [[Rex Navarette]])<br /> Phil's dim-witted, but warm-hearted cousin from [[Makati]]. '''Horatio 2.0''' (voiced by Unknown)<br /> Jack's robotic pet monkey (a [[tarsier]]), and the inappropriate comic relief of the series. '''Tito Dick''' (voiced by Rex Navarette)<br /> Phil and Jack's uncle. '''Chita''' (voiced by [[Rhia Abarquez]]) <br /> Phil and Jack's female friend who runs the local bar, also Jack's love interest. === Minor characters === '''Dwayne''' (voiced by Jesse Hernandez) <br /> Tito Dick's goofy landlord. Is often made a complete fool of. '''Cherry Pie''' (voiced by Rex Navarette) <br /> A friendly and flirtatious Vietnamese ladyboy who runs a salon. '''Ed & Angel''' (both voiced by Jesse Hernandez) <br /> Ed & Angel own a custom car shop and are both stoners. Ed usually forgets everything after just a few seconds and often cannot recall where he is, what time of day, or people's names. '''Sanjee''' <br /> Runs the liquor store. '''Willee''' (voiced by Jesse Hernandez) <br /> A gibbering homeless man who says unintelligible things. '''Jerome and Jamar''' (voiced by Jerome Castro and Jamar Logan) <br /> Phil and Jack's "rivals". ==Season 1 (2007)== {{Episode table |background=#fdce30 |overall= |title= |episodes= {{Episode list |Title=Pilot |EpisodeNumber=1 |ShortSummary=Jack arrives in the United States fresh out of the Philippines and his cousin Phil shows him around town as per Tito's request. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Road Trippin |EpisodeNumber=2 |ShortSummary=Jack, Phil, and Chita go to Lake Tahoe and do some skiing. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Pimp My Jeepney |EpisodeNumber=3 |ShortSummary=Jack has his Jeepney shipped all the way from the Philippines and wants to get it customized. Phil challenges Jerome and Jamar to a race and loses. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Got Surgery? |EpisodeNumber=4 |ShortSummary=Everyone is getting plastic surgery at the mall but Chita doesn't approve. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Duck Karma |EpisodeNumber=5 |ShortSummary=An elderly woman rides around town selling balut and Phil hates it. Two ducks, [[Snoop Dogg |Swoop Duck]] and [[Tupac Shakur |2Quack]] fly around and poop all over everybody. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Blind Dick |EpisodeNumber=6 |ShortSummary=Tito (as Blind Dick The Samurai) travels throughout the land fighting everyone he meets. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=420 |EpisodeNumber=7 |ShortSummary=Phil and Horat are angry because the town seems to have run out of weed so the gang goes to find the holy grail which is said to be a legend. Unfortunately, [[Bob Saget]] stops them on the way. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Blackapino |EpisodeNumber=8 |ShortSummary=Phil wants to help Jack become an urban trendsetter but it turns out to do more harm than good. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=TTBoy and Kid Utut |EpisodeNumber=9 |ShortSummary=Tito Dick is impregnating all the women in town so he can create an unstoppable army. TTBoy and Kid Utut (Phil and Jack) set out to stop him. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} }} ==Season 2 (2011)== {{Episode table |background=#fdce30 |overall= |title= |episodes= {{Episode list |Title=Fatherland |EpisodeNumber=1 |ShortSummary=Phil goes on a journey to the Philippines in search of his real father. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=El Bombadero |EpisodeNumber=2 |ShortSummary=Phil takes Jack to go do some graffiti, but when Jack sprays over Jerome and Jamar's tags things take a turn for the worse. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Slasher |EpisodeNumber=3 |ShortSummary=Jack's doppelganger goes on a murderous rampage in the Tenderloin on Halloween night. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Chode Warrior |EpisodeNumber=4 |ShortSummary=Phil must train his penis in order to take on [[Jean Claude Van Damme]] in a deadly battle to the finish. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Bomb China: Part 1 |EpisodeNumber=5 |ShortSummary=Ning Ping, a racist Chinese man takes revenge on Filipino-Americans and makes them work slave labor after a pinay refuses to date him. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} {{Episode list |Title=Bomb China: Part 2 |EpisodeNumber=6 |ShortSummary=The gang infiltrates Ning Ping's headquarters but Ning Ping is double crossed by his right hand man who turns out to be 47th president of the United States, [[George W. Bush]]. Bush then calls upon the support of [[Don Imus]] and they unveil "Robophobe", an evil robot bent on turning everyone into white people. The gang must battle "Robophobe" with a formation resembling the [[Megazord]]. }} {{Episode list |Title=Battle of the Bay |EpisodeNumber=7 |ShortSummary=Phil, Jack, and Chita go to see [[Manny Pacquiao]] take revenge on Loco, The Iron Sanjee, and The Rainbow Scout for brutally beating [[Freddie Roach]], his trainer in a live televised event. |LineColor=FDCE30 }} }} ==Critical reception== ''The Nutshack'' received largely negative feedback, infamously known for its weak animation and background art, incomprehensible voice acting, disturbing toilet humor, homophobic caricatures, inane theme song, and vulgar themes such as drug use and sexuality. Overall, ''The Nutshack'' has a 1.5 on IMDb, making it the second lowest-rated animated series on the site.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/search/title?genres=animation&title_type=tv_series,mini_series&pf_rd_m=A2FGELUUNOQJNL&pf_rd_p=2240089002&pf_rd_r=10ZMVF55ZQQCB50S8MK2&pf_rd_s=right-6&pf_rd_t=15506&pf_rd_i=tvmeter&sort=user_rating,asc]</ref> ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External Links== * {{IMDb title|1372153}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Nutshack, The}} [[Category:2000s American animated television series]] [[Category:2010s American animated television series]] [[Category:Animated sitcoms]] [[Category:2007 American television series debuts]] [[Category:2011 American television series endings]] [[Category:American animated television series]] [[Category:English-language television programming]] {{animation-tv-prog-stub}}'