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The Great North is an American animated sitcom created by Wendy Molyneux, Lizzie Molyneux, and Minty Lewis that premiered on Fox on January 3, 2021. The Molyneux sisters and Lewis serve as executive producers along with Loren Bouchard. The series features the voices of Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate, Will Forte, Dulcé Sloan, Paul Rust, and Aparna Nancherla. In June 2020, the series was renewed for a second season ahead of its premiere. In May 2021, the series was renewed for a third season after airing its first-season finale. The second season premiered on September 26, 2021. The third season premiered on September 25, 2022. In August 2022, Fox renewed the series for a fourth season, which premiered on January 7, 2024. In January 2024, series co-creator Wendy Molyneux revealed that the show has been renewed for a fifth season and that production is already underway. Plot Beef Tobin is a single father living in the fictional town of Lone Moose, Alaska with his four children Wolf, Ham, Judy, and Moon, as well as Wolf's wife Honeybee. Beef's life is centered on raising his children and keeping the family together. He is sometimes overbearing and smothering, but his deep love for his family is a central theme in each episode in the series. Voice cast Main Nick Offerman as Beef Tobin, a fisherman and divorced father of four. Beef is still coming to terms with being abandoned by his ex-wife Kathleen. He spent years pretending that she died tragically, despite all of the Tobin children knowing the truth. He is a supportive father who encourages his children to love and respect others, although he sometimes struggles with the many changes happening in their lives and worries that they will grow apart. Jenny Slate as Judy Tobin, an artistically inclined sixteen-year-old and Beef's only daughter. Judy loves her family, sharing a deep bond with her "Alaskan twin" brother Ham (they are not actual twins, but were born 9 months apart). She dreams of exploring the world beyond their small, remote hometown. Will Forte as Wolf Tobin, Beef's oldest son and Honeybee's husband. A sensitive and optimistic young man, Wolf longs to make his father proud, although his eagerness often puts him beyond his depth. Dulcé Sloan as Honeybee Shaw, Wolf's wife. Confident and adventurous, she moved from her hometown of Fresno after falling in love with Wolf, and is now adapting to life in a small Alaskan fishing town. Paul Rust as Ham Tobin, Beef's middle son. Ham is openly gay, which his family embraces. He shares a deep bond with his "Alaskan twin" sister Judy, and they often collaborate on creative endeavors. He enjoys baking, and secretly becomes the town's "cake lady" after the previous one was arrested. He is the lead singer of Messengers of Chaos, Lone Moose's first punk band. Aparna Nancherla as Moon Tobin, Beef's youngest son, who shares Beef's stoic demeanor and passion for outdoorsmanship. Despite being only 10 years old, Moon is unafraid of the intimidating Alaskan wildlife, and is often seen building traps for various animals (from ruffed grouse to Bigfoot) or exploring the wilderness around the family home. Moon wears a bear-like onesie almost all the time, even to school. Recurring Tim Bagley as Principal Gibbons, the principal of Lone Moose School. Sarah Baker as Police Chief Edna, the chief of police in Lone Moose, who also owns the town boatyard and a sticker store. Baker also voiced Mary, the owner of a dance studio in Death Cliff, in the episode "Dances with Wolfs Adventure". Wyatt Cenac as Ted Folly IV, the mayor of the nearby town of Ted's Folly. Cenac also voices a number of one-off characters, including Dr. Gary, a dentist and the son of Judy's orthodontist Dr. Helena; Colton the Croonin' Cod; TV weatherman Harry Hotfog; and Horton, the owner of the Log Museum. Andy Daly as Cheesecake, a hard-partying friend of Wolf's who lives in a trailer behind a bar. Daly also voices Pete, the cashier at the Val-U-Buy, plus other characters. Gabe Delahaye as Old Jody Jr., a sketchy, raspy-voiced resident of Lone Moose who claims to be able to get anything for anyone. Rob Delaney as Brian Tobin, Beef's elder brother. Brian moved to Anchorage and works as a hot-tub and jacuzzi salesman. He has a daughter, Becca, about the same age as Ham and Judy. Ray Dewilde (credited in seasons 1 and 2 as Ray J. Dewilde) as Mayor Peppers, the mayor of Lone Moose and a member of the Sugpiaq tribe. Brooke Dillman as Zoya, a resident of Lone Moose with an Eastern European accent who works at the Russian Restaurant. Dillman also voices Dell, a fisherwoman and sometime romantic interest of Beef's; Doris, Tusk Johnson's camera operator and eventual fiancée; and other characters. John Early as Henry Tuntley, a friend of Moon's who wears a sweater-vest and glasses. Early also played the voice of one of Judy's teeth in "Brace/Off Adventure", a boat mechanic in "Beef's in Toyland Adventure", and Sherman the fish buyer in "Barrel Be Blood Adventure". Ziwe Fumudoh (credited as Ziwe) as Amelia, a friend of Judy's who works part-time at her mother's pizzeria, DiGigantico's Pizza. Amelia's mother used to home-school her, until she found the math lessons too difficult. Ron Funches as Jerrybee "Jerry" Shaw, Honeybee's friendly younger brother who first appears in flashbacks in the third episode, "Avocado Barter Adventure". Jerry moves to Lone Moose in the eighth episode, "Keep Beef-lievin' Adventure", and gets a job making public appearances in a Bigfoot mascot costume. Daniele Gaither as Ruth Shaw, Honeybee's mother. Gaither also voices a number of one-off characters, including Amelia's mother CJ, and Shanice Parker-Butts, the mayor of the nearby town of Whippleton. John Gemberling as Russell, a friend of Moon's and fellow member of the Junior Janitors and the Li'l Preppers. He frequently talks about how much he likes and admires his mom's boyfriend Jamie. Patti Harrison as Debbie Van, a bratty frenemy of Moon's who is into figure skating. Her last name was given as "Gladu" in her first appearance in the episode "Keep Beef-lievin' Adventure", but changed to "Van" in subsequent appearances. Harrison also voiced Momma Marita in "Tasteful Noods Adventure". David Herman as Gill Beavers, a boy with an unrequited crush on Judy, and Santiago Carpaccio, a tall, quiet resident of Lone Moose who speaks in a non-specific Southern European accent, plus other characters. Aloysius Hootch as Delmer, an octogenarian Yup'ik man who owns a curling rink. In the episode "Wanted: Delmer Alive Adventure", it's revealed that Delmer acted as a father figure to Beef and his brother Brian due to their own parents being unreliable. Delmer was married at some point in his past, and his very elderly father is still alive. Princess Daazhraii Johnson (credited as Princess Johnson) as Esther Evanoff, Kima's mother and a professional smokejumper. Johnson also played Sunshine, the soprano of The Ketchikan-do's, in "Great Bus of Choir Adventure", and.... Discover the Monique Moreau popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Monique Moreau books.