Netflix has announced the next season of new adult animated series Mulligan, which is called Mulligan: Part 2. Daniel is part of the recurring guest stars and returns as Jeremy Fitzhogg, "a feckless party boy who King Ralph-ed into the monarchy".

The series of 10 episodes premieres on Netflix on Friday 24th May. A clip has been released which also features Daniel. There are also some photos.

The synopsis:
Allegiances are tested when the grim realities of life on an empty, alien-ravaged planet start to sink in for President Mulligan and his rag-tag band of survivors. (No plumbing! No food! Movies are just plays now!) In order to rebuild society they'll have to overcome feral cub scouts, a cruise ship with a deadly secret, and each other. 

Mulligan is streaming on Netflix and there are some gifs and stickers on Tenor featuring Daniel as King Jeremy Fitzhogg.

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The official trailer has been released for Mulligan, the adult animation series for Netflix. It features a first look at Daniel as King Jeremy Fitzhogg. Premieres 12th May.

Netflix has revealed a first look trailer, release date, and full voice cast for Mulligan. A new adult animated series which follows a group of survivors tasked with rebuilding civilization after an apocalyptic event.

Daniel is part of the recurring guest stars of the series and is voicing the last British survivor and self-proclaimed King Jeremy Fitzhogg. The series is coming to Netflix on Friday 12th May.

Info on the character (tvinsider.com shares a photo):

Jeremy Fitzhogg is the party-boy son of an English Lord who was working in the British Embassy when the aliens attacked, but everyone in America thinks he’s smart because of his accent. And when he realizes he’s the last surviving British citizen, he declares himself King.

A new guest role for Daniel. He will lend his voice for a character on the adult animated series Digman!. It will premiere 22nd March at 10:30pm ET/PT on Comedy Central in the US. The teaser can be seen below, released via Variety.com. It's the first written and produced project by Andy Samberg and is set in a world where archaeologists are celebrities, with Samberg voicing protagonist Rip Digman.

It is still unknown which character will be voiced by Daniel and in which episode(s) he will appear. If there is more info I'll update.

Also joining Digman! are Edgar Wright, Kyle Mooney, Cole Escola, Jane Lynch, Lauren Lapkus, Paul Rust, Joe Lo Truglio, Marc Evan Jackson, Harvey Guillén, Claudia O’Doherty, Kerri Kenney, Clancy Brown, Rachel Kaly, Andy Daly, Lennon Parham, Carl Tart and Kirby Howell-Baptiste.


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Daniel did lend his voice for one of the main knights in episode 9 and is titled A Rick in Mortur's Court. The episode's title is a reference to the film A Kid in King Arthur's Court and it aired yesterday on Adult Swim (US). It also featured plenty of Game of Thrones references. If you didn't catch it, it's also available on HBO Max (NL/US), and on Channel 4 or Sky (UK).

More about the episode (source: comicbook.com):

Morty gets wrapped up into a whole kind of medieval adventure on the sun.

This soon turns out to be a whole ordeal in which Morty can't escape from unless he cuts off his privates to prove his loyalty to the knights of the sun. His refusal to do so, and participate in this wild new group he becomes a part of, sparks an entire war.

As for Daniel Radcliffe, he's actually voicing one of the main knights of the sun that we meet throughout the episode and gets to explain much of their lore. Not only that, but his big gag in the episode itself is that he's the one that gets to note how good heroin is for all of the knights when they get addicted to it later on.

A clip which has been released and features Daniel:

The episode is called Nice While It Lasted and aired on 31st January 2020. He is a member of the jury for BoJack's trial. They are all people that BoJack has hurt in some way. There's no dialogue only the appearance. You can watch BoJack Horseman on Netflix.

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Plus there are also Tenor gifs via the official page. (the Giphy page seems to be deleted).


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The Boo Crew is Bloody Disgusting's podcast. And they interviewed Daniel in their latest episode, number 130.

You can listen to it via iTunes or below. They discussed his horror projects The Woman in Black, Horns, Victor Frankenstein and more.

Interview starts at 19:20

He’ll tell you about his favorite horror films! Find out what he kept from the set of the Potter movies! Revisit his incredible career in horror and genre, working with greats like Alex Aja, James Watkins and more, plus the scoop on his new interactive Netflix special, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt : Kimmy Vs The Reverend!

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A new video from The New Yorker in promotion of the Interactive Netflix Special Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend. Daniel and Ellie Kemper team up to tackle The New Yorker’s cartoon caption contest while being at home because of the coronavirus pandemic.