Fox is gearing up Cleveland to be picked up by the radar.

Fox studious teaming up with 20th Century Fox, is presently fixing up a spinoff of its undyingly well-liked Family Guy that highlights the light of Peter Griffin’s bathtub-loving, accident-prone neighbor, Cleveland Brown.

Hollywood Reporter, announced in an article that the new cartoon sequence, temporarily titled Cleveland, will be hatching from the same comic minds that brought Stewie & Co. into the mainstream, with Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane, ex Simpsons writer and American Dad exec producer Rich Appel and Family Guy writer-producer, in addition to the aforementioned facts he will be the voice of Cleveland himself, Mike Henry, joining the force to cook up the new-fangled show.

Not much is acknowledged about Cleveland except for the detail that it will circulate around the Brown clan. It’s uncertain whether the animated series will stay put in the town of Quahog or whether Cleveland, along with his wife and son, will carry on to appear on Family Guy, nevertheless since both series are animated, the double-billing won’t so much be a logistical headache as a creative choice.

Cleveland, in a nutshell is by far the most even-tempered—and composure intact—of Peter’s cartoon pals and is frequently played off African-American typecasts. The henpecked protagonist was formerly wedded to Loretta Brown, whom he divorced in season four after finding out that she was having an affair with one of his friend, and has a restless and ADD- distressed son, Cleveland Jr.

In view of the fact that the series were able to successfully return to the Fox airwaves in 2005, after bosses quickly canceled it and avid followers promptly attest what a stupid move that was by buying the DVDs at a record rate, Family Guy has become a $1 billion business deal. Cleveland will be the first spinoff from the animated sequence.

Cleveland is expected to hit the airwaves anytime soon.