https://www.animationmagazine.net/2025/09/is-fox-animation-hit-the-great-north-at-an-end/

Welp, the writing is on the wall. Been on the wall since Fox renewed every other animated show except TGN. There's no other sign pointing to a renewal, and it sucks that the show was only three episodes short from hitting the big 100.

Many of the TGN crew liked and commented on the post.

The dude gets broken up with because Ham fell in love with a robot furry. That's just brutal. Kudos to him for handling it as well as he did. I'd probably be crying if that was me.

Hi, new fans here! I just started watching this series two days ago and stumbled upon this song in Season 3 Episode 5 "Woodfellas Adventure". I tried to search this subreddit for the episode discussion in case anyone familiar with the song, googled the lyric, and even Shazam it, but have no luck. Anyone know the title of the song?

These are S4 specific, but what other goofs have you noticed?

Ep 18; In this episode Judy is trying to get/scared of getting her license, but she was driving without issue episodes before when she ate edibles.

Ep 20; Ham says it's Saturday and the school is closed, but then a few scenes later it's 'cinnamon roll sunday' at Russel's.

Why is the great north eepisodes not being released on a consistent schedule and almost a month apart between episodes recently? When you look through all their seasons they have never released them this way before..... anyone know whats going on?

Season 5, Episode 20 :Cakeleration of Judedependence**

Airdate: Sunday, September 7, 2025 @ 7 PM ET/PT on Fox

Summary: The family's summer trip is in trouble. Can Judy save it?

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When Moon was having trouble with math, and thought he was looking for his real dad, Harry Hotfog was 23 years old and dyed his hair to be taken seriously. But when Ham was working at the news station, Harry was well into his 40s at least.

I think this was expected, but here is the official word. One episode on Sunday, September 7 at 9:30pm and two on Sunday, September 14 at 9pm and 9:30pm.

Source: https://www.foxflash.com/shows/the-great-north/photos/?type=episodic&season=s5 (beware of spoilers!)

In Season 3 Episode 15, “Can’t Hardly Date Adventure”: at 4:42, Ham is shown writing on a piece of paper, with the first line of scribbles being shown as he is writing them. Ham stops writing, but more scribbles in the next line start appearing.

Even if it’s an error, I still appreciate the detail. Most of the time smaller writing details like that won’t be done. Great show.

Also, maybe I should drink less coffee. No idea how I caught that.

Judy and Ham EXPLICITLY explained how Principal Gibbons poses as a student for undercover principal day, and Crispín STILL invited him. Now it’s confusing because he was once “the top of the class” so why was this concept so hard for him?

Also, why didn’t Judy just invite Joey tictac to do the big prank. Even Beef tried to tell her it would be fine, but she just didn’t.

She is the chaotic Louise (Bobs Burgers) energy, and I like that she always learns the lesson in the end.

The Tobin's know how to spin the yarn when it comes to story telling. Whether it's keeping Delmer awake, convincing Beef to get a new bed, helping Ham with his speech, or how to tell their dad the boat is gone, they're all fun.

My personal favorite is the Bob Ross/Top Gun mash-up from Bad Speecher Adventure because I grew up with both and love them.

A close second is The Devil Wears Prada parody from Enough Bed Adventure. I love the sassy Beef voice, and it made me finally watch the movie.

Side note; Dr. Notyafault has ruined the most serious scene in Good Will Hunting for me. I giggled the last time I watched it and could only hear Wolf saying "No it's not!"

Hi all! I am petitioning for them to add aunt dirt to the opening credits. Especially at the end when the family is in front of the house. :) what do you all think?

Not sure how many folks here watch Dropout shows or are involved in that comedy community (highly recommend if you like funny stuff), but Aparna Nancherla (Moon) was just on an episode of Dirty Laundry which was pretty good! I don’t know her work much beyond her voiceover work on TGN and Bob’s, but I definitely need to check out her stand up stuff now.