Creator / 20th Television Animation

Disney Television Animation's bigger brother.

20th Television Animation (formerly Fox Television Animation) is an American animation studio that creates, develops and produces adult animated television series and specials. It began life as the animation operations of Twentieth Century Fox Television. While Fox had the produced the movie spinoff Return to the Planet of the Apes earlier, the genesis of 20th Television Animation was the 1989 premiere of The Simpsons (having been spun off from material that aired on The Tracey Ullman Show). The success of that series enabled Fox to produce companion programs, as well as launch an in-house production unit (formerly known as Fox Television Animation). 20th Television Animation did not become a separate production entity until 2020. It is a unit of Disney Television Studios, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Television, which is part of the Disney Entertainment division of The Walt Disney Company.

Most of their TV shows are on Fox, owing to a former co-ownership, or Hulu.

List of shows, including animated series produced under the 20th Century Fox Television/20th Television banners:

• Allen Gregory
• Bless the Harts (with Fox Entertainment)
• Bob's Burgers (animated by Bento Box Entertainment)
• Brickleberry
• Capitol Critters (with Steven Bochco Productions and Hanna-Barbera) ^note Aired on ABC
• Central Park ^note  airs on Apple TV+
• Duncanville (with Universal Television and Fox Entertainment)
• The Great North (with Fox Entertainment)
• Hoops
• Hit-Monkey (Season two onwards)
• King of the Hill
• Koala Man
• Matt Groening's animated series:
  • The Simpsons (with Gracie Films; seasons 1-3 animated by Klasky-Csupo and seasons 4-27 and the movie ^note  co-animated by Rough Draft animated by Film Roman)
  • Futurama (as 30th Century Fox Television/30th Television Animation; with The Curiosity Company; animated by Rough Draft Studios)
• Out There ^note  aired on IFC
• The Prince (2021)
• Napoleon Dynamite
• Neighbors from Hell (with DreamWorks Animation as MoonBoy Animation) ^note aired on TBS
• Return to the Planet of the Apes (with De Patie Freleng Enterprises) ^note Aired on NBC
• Seth MacFarlane's animated series:
  • Bordertown (produced; created by Mark Hentemann)
  • Family Guy (first 15 episodes animated by Film Roman)
  • American Dad! (pilot episode animated by Film Roman)
  • The Cleveland Show
• Sit Down, Shut Up
• Son of Zorn (hybrid)
• Solar Opposites