with the famed animated characters created by the cartoonist, resulting in a variety of odd predicaments or situations at the hands of Jimmy's interactions with these hallucinations. However, he also must handle the deceased cartoonist's conspiring and scheming son, Sonny Appleday, with intentions of murdering Jimmy and obtaining his father's brain so he may gain notoriety as a cartoonist, and take over the world. Cast Main Dominic Janes as Jimmy Roberts Tinashe as Robin Wheeler Bil Dwyer as Ken Roberts Jon Kent Ethridge II as Craig Wheeler Rhea Lando as Yancy Roberts Matt Knudsen as Sonny Appleday Carlos Alazraqui as voice of Golly Gopher Ellen Greene as voice of Dolly Gopher Tom Kenny as voice of Tux the Penguin Brian Posehn as voice of Crocco the Alligator Recurring Rachel Quaintance as Louisa Roberts Jonina Gable as Becky Christian Vandal as Logan Austin Rogers as Animal Loving Kevin Terrence Hardy, Jr. as Easily Excited Kid Caden Michael Gray as Crazy Jake Katelin Petersen as Hildy Jeffries Nicole Smolen as Young Yancy Nolan Gould as Young Jimmy Ryan Eggold as Mike the Werewolf Episodes Pilot film (2006) Season 1 (2007–08) Broadcast and reception For Out of Jimmy's Head, Cartoon Network ordered 20 episodes, which were filmed from May to September 2007. In airing the series, Cartoon Network split the series into two seasons. The first season of the series premiered in September 2007 and lasted 13 episodes. The channel later aired the remaining seven episodes as the second season, starting in March 2008, one week after the airing of episode 13, which was considered part of the first season. The series' hiatus between seasons (actually between episodes 12 and 13) coincided with the 2007 Writers Guild of America strike, which led many to believe that writing on the series had been interrupted. In fact, writing and production for all episodes had been completed in September. However, the strike did prevent the writers from being involved in editing and post-production, including the infamous decision to add a laugh track beginning with episode 8, "Skate Night". Due to the strike, the series was not renewed. It was the last Cartoon Network original series to be broadcast in full screen 4:3 before Cartoon Network started its own high-definition feed, although it was produced in a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9. Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times wrote: "Cast aside all that clutter, though, and