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Jay Pharoah, Cheri Oteri, and Adam Devine Set for ‘Universal Basic Guys’ Season 3

Fox's animated series 'Universal Basic Guys' welcomes a star-studded lineup for Season 3. Join Jay Pharoah, Cheri Oteri, Adam Devine, and others for comedic adventures.

10/20/2026, 10:01:07 AM

The upcoming Season 3 of Fox's animated comedy series "Universal Basic Guys" has lined up an impressive roster of guest stars. Notable appearances will be made by former "Saturday Night Live" cast members Jay Pharoah and Cheri Oteri, as well as Adam Devine, known for his role in "Workaholics." This season promises a blend of humor and excitement, showcasing the comedic styles of these talented performers. Along with Pharoah, Oteri, and Devine, the series will feature other recognized names in comedy, including Thomas Lennon from "Reno 911!" and Brandon Wardell, who has appeared in "Wonder." The series, which has garnered attention for its unique take on the absurdities of everyday life, continues to thrive with its creative storytelling and dynamic character interactions. As anticipation builds for its third season, fans are eager to see how the guest stars will contribute to the show's already vibrant comedic landscape. "Universal Basic Guys" blends satire and humor to address themes surrounding contemporary issues, all while maintaining a lighthearted approach. The addition of these guest stars is expected to add new dimensions to the existing characters and storylines, keeping the content fresh and entertaining. Production details for Season 3 remain closely guarded, but the infusion of talent from the world of comedy suggests a season rich in laughs and clever writing. As the premiere date draws closer, audiences can look forward to the distinct comedic flair each guest star will bring to the series. With a reputation for drafting in popular comedians, the show has consistently highlighted unique voices in comedy, reinforcing its position in the animated genre. Fans of "Universal Basic Guys" can anticipate more whimsical antics and engaging narratives that have become the show's trademark. According to Variety, the show’s third season is poised to maintain its reputation as a must-watch for animation enthusiasts and comedy fans alike.

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