Check out Kimberly breaking into song, sans braces, as she belts out, “Look at me, I’m Kimberly… with a metal-free oral cavity,” in “I Can Finally Put Anything in My Mouth!”
It’s Duncanville clip time. But this week, with the show returning from an Olympics mini-hiatus, we’ve got a special treat. Riki Lindhome, who voices Duncan’s sister Kimberly, co-wrote – with her Garfunkel & Oates co-star Kate Micucci – and performs the show’s first ever production number in jubilant celebration of finally getting her braces off, in the all-new episode, “Off to the Braces,” airing this coming Monday, August 16 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Their music was also used in a tag at the end of the episode for a special musical number featuring Mr. Mitch (Wiz Khalifa).
Duncanville centers on a completely average 15-year-old boy, Duncan (voiced by Poehler), who’s nothing short of amazing… inside his own fantasy life. In addition to Poehler and Lindhome, the cast also includes Ty Burrell (Jack), Joy Osmanski (Jing), Betsy Sodaro (Bex), Yassir Lester (Yangzi) and Zach Cherry (Wolf), as well as guest stars Khalifa and Rashida Jones (Mia).
Mike and Julie Scully add, “We’re very excited to be back from the Olympic break with a new episode featuring our very first production number, a song sung by Kimberly (Riki Lindhome) about getting her braces off called ‘I Can Finally Put Anything In My Mouth’ and a hilarious reprise sung by Mr. Mitch (Wiz Khalifa).”
Animated by Bento Box and produced by 20th Television Animation, Universal Television, and Fox Entertainment, Duncanville is co-created, and executive produced by the Emmy Award-winning husband and wife team of Mike and Julie Scully, and Emmy Award winner Amy Poehler.
Regarding the new episode, Lindhome tells AWN, “I just feel incredibly fortunate. I get to voice such an amazing, emotional, hilarious character. And on top that, to be able to write a musical number for her and perform it- it’s all a dream come true. And then the dream only got better when they told me Wiz Khalifa was going to perform a reprise of the song. Mike, Julie and Amy really support and nurture everyone’s talents and it’s very cool to be in that company.”
Dan Sarto is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network.
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