BRICKLEBERRY Season 3 Premieres Tonight on Comedy Central

Everyone's favorite maladjusted park rangers are back for more adventures when "Brickleberry" returns for a third season tonight, September 16 at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central, following an all-new episode of "Tosh.0." Produced by FOX 21, from Executive Producer Daniel Tosh ("Tosh.0") and series creators, writers and Executive Producers Waco O'Guin and Roger Black (MTV2's "Stankervision"), season three will bring thirteen new episodes of the hit animated series.

In the premiere episode, "Obamascare," President Obama visits Brickleberry to honor "Woody's" 30 years of perfect attendance as a park ranger and true to Brickleberry form, pandemonium ensues. After "Woody" is accidentally shot, "Steve" volunteers to be part of a very unique solution, and "Bobby Possumcods" (O'Guin), angered by Obamacare policies, creates his own backwoods healthcare plan. The President's looming arrival leaves the remaining park rangers on edge, particularly Connie, who claims to have a past with the Commander in Chief.

"Brickleberry" follows the hapless rangers at Brickleberry National Park as they do their worst to keep the park open. Having been through everything from "Steve's" invention of Squabbits to the birth of the anti-Christ, the rangers are back and ready for anything. "Brickleberry" voice talent includes Natasha Leggero as "Ethel," Tom Kenny as "Woody," Dave Herman as "Steve," Jerry Minor as "Denzel," Black as "Connie," and Tosh as "Malloy," the resident bear cub. Ian Friedman and Adam Londy are the Executives in Charge of Production for Comedy Central.

The "Brickleberry" Web site will feature episode previews, highlights and photo galleries of concept artwork from the upcoming episodes. The "Brickleberry" Facebook page has spent the summer giving excited fans an early look at the upcoming new season including episodic artwork created by Bento Box Entertainment, as well as video and photos from the show's appearance at San Diego Comic-Con. The page will be updated daily throughout the season with new artwork, and fans can follow the show on Twitter @brickleberry.

New episodes of "Brickleberry" will be available the day after air in the Comedy Central App, and select episodes from season two are available with no authentication required for viewers that want to catch up on the best of last season. The entire first and second seasons are now available on Hulu Plus.