Adult Swim's new comedy Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio looks wonderfully insane

Adult Swim's new comedy Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio looks wonderfully insane

Courtesy of Brad Neely, formerly of China IL and South Park, and due July 10.

With Cartoon Network brand Adult Swim's long history of hilarious, totally mental programming — including fan favourites Robot Chicken, Harvey Birdman, Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Squidbillies to name a few — it's hard to imagine how the channel could ever attempt to up the ante and ramp up the insanity. Until now, that is.

From Brad Neely, one of the masterminds behind previous Adult Swim hit China, IL, the latest animated release slated to spice up the channel's programming (titled Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio) promises insane hilarity by way of a sketch comedy format, with teaser clips for the show featuring such sights as Kanye West reimagined as a Koala and God as a roommate without boundaries. Set for its official Adult Swim premiere on July 10, the title will feature the voices of talents Affion Crockett, Ilana Glazer (of Broad City fame), Darrell Hammond, Gabourey Sidibe, as well as Neely himself.

If these glimpes of all the chaotic hilarity of Brad Neely's latest animated effort pique your interest, Adult Swim have been kind enough to unveil the entire first ten minute episode of the title on Vine — taking advantage of Vine's recent expansion from its previous time format and becoming the first television program to have an episode released on the popular video-streaming service. And in all honesty, why wouldn't you want to see more?

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