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Jane Lynch Handles a Beaver in 'Neighbors from Hell'

Jane Lynch Handles a Beaver in 'Neighbors from Hell'

Missing your weekly Jane Lynch fix now that the "Glee" season has ended? Take heart... on June 28 you can catch her in the new TBS animated comedy, "Neighbors From Hell." The show features a family of demons who move from the underworld to Houston, Texas on a mission to destroy a drill that digs to the center of the Earth. They also find that life on the surface of Earth is very much like life in hell and that humans have a lot in common with demons.

Missing your weekly Jane Lynch fix now that the Glee season has ended? Take heart... on June 28 you can catch her in the new TBS animated comedy, Neighbors From Hell.

The show features a family of demons who move from the underworld to Houston, Texas.  They are on a mission to destroy a drill that can dig to the center of the Earth and find that fitting in with the Houston humans is no easy task. They also find that life on the surface of Earth is very much like life in hell and that humans have a lot in common with demons.

Lynch lends voice to Alex, a kick-ass, sex-crazed EPA inspector, who has to decide if the demons can build high schools on toxic marshlands. And she even has a secret weapon – a beaver -- the animal, ladies... the animal!

While we won’t get to see the real Lynch, her animated self bears a striking resemblance to the tall blond actress.

Lynch is no stranger to the animated world. Most recently she had a recurring role as Ms. Eck in TVs The Cleveland Show and was Gretched in the Shrek Forever After movie.

The ‘Screw the EPA’ episode of Neighbors from Hell airs on TBS Monday, June 28 at 10 pm and will be repeated June 29 at midnight and July 2 at 10;45 PM.

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