Q-Force

This series is about a group of undervalued LGBT superspies, and is centered on a gay secret agent who is like James Bond, Steve Marywhether (also known as Agent Mary), as they try to prove themselves on personal and professional adventures.^[10] One day, Mary decides to prove himself to the American Intelligence Agency (AIA), solve a case, and get the approval of the agency, but they have to add a new member to their team, a straight man.Q-Force Season 1 Download

Hayes and Milliner had been considering the idea for the series for some time. Milliner called a spy TV series tough to make and Hayes said that they were thinking how to get such a series, and have it animated, while having “the fun parts of a James Bond film.” He added that animation allows for “freedom” to do more than a live-action series. Milliner also said that he wasn’t sure if studios would greenlight “a feature with a leading character that’s gay in that genre” and noted that it “one of the last bastions of masculinity” that can’t be broken down. He further said that teaming up with co-creator Michael Schur happened quickly because he had been friends from a while back, and asked him if he wanted to work on the project, with Schur saying yes. In April 2019, Netflix ordered 10 episodes of the series. Gabe Liedman will be the showrunner, along with Sean Hayes, and Todd Milliner, and various others, as executive producers. Hazy Mills Productions, a company run by Hayes, is one of the companies producing the series.^[16] Fremulon and 3 Arts Entertainment were also producing the series with the help of Universal Television.

Charlie Nagelhout, a 2D artist, worked as a prop designer at Titmouse on the series.It has also been reported that non-binary comedian Zackery Alexzander Stephens will be working on the show in some capacity,^[20] while Chloe Keenan will be a writer for the show and Guy Branum will be a co-executive producer.^[21][22] The series will be animated by Titmouse, Inc.’s Canadian studio. The show will be one of the many series that the Writers Guild of America West negotiated deals with in order to ensure that production for the animated series proceeded even with the COVID-19 pandemic.