Mila Kunis Guesting on Good Vibes

If there's one thing MTV's new animated series Good Vibes has going for it right at the outset, it's hilarious star power. At the Television Critics Association summer press tour, executive producer Mike Clements appeared with voice actors Adam Brody (The OC), Alan Tudyk (Firefly), Jake Busey (Starship Troopers) and Josh Gad (who spoke via satellite from New York). The show's voice cast doesn't stop there but unfortunately Danny McBride, Tony Hale (Arrested Development) and Debi Mazar (Entourage) couldn't attend the Q&A; panel. Creator David Gordon Green (Pineapple Express, Your Highness) was also unable to be on hand.

Check out the trailer for MTV's Good Vibes below!

During the panel it was revealed that Friends with Benefits star (and Family Guy's Meg) Mila Kunis would be guest starring on an upcoming episode. "She's playing herself," Clements told the critics. "And Wadska [Tony Hale's character] rescues her from a pack of paparazzi on the beach, and she in turn offers him a favor that he takes her up on." What favor might that be? Well she agrees to go with him to the prom!

And wasn't Kunis just in the news because she accepted a YouTube invitation to a ball from Sgt. Scott Moore of the 3rd Battalion 2nd Marines? So now not only is she headed to the ball in real life, but she'll be partying it up on Good Vibes too.

"We have the sort of the sneaky smartness and heart of the show," EP Tom Brady said. "The same smartness of The Simpsons, some of the social satire of South Park, or, you know, any of those shows. We also try to have a kind of a cinematic storytelling style. And we take advantage of the fact that we're on MTV and sort of tap into what's out there in the culture now. Like addiction to tech: Teen pregnancy, broken families, wealthy families, poor families. I mean, like there's a lot of substance for us to draw from for the stories, which I think sets us apart and makes it feel very relevant."

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Good Vibes will premiere as part of a new animation block, with Beavis and Butt-head, on October 27th at 10pm on MTV.

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