Tudyk has been a voice-actor favorite for Disney going back to ‘Wreck-It Ralph’.

Quinn & Co. take shots at Deadpool, the Warner Bros. DC Universe, and Batman, of course.

He joins Brendan Fraser in the live-action series.

The streaming network brings you a bounty of nerdtastic programming.

The actor and animation supervisor talk about the challenge of creating a new droid in the proud 'Star Wars' tradition, how K-2's fate changed in the edited ending, and more.

Alan Tudyk reveals what originally happened to his acerbic droid.

The actor also discusses working with Vanessa Hudgens, how much he loves making 'Con-Man', and more.

Nearly a satire, the show is full of puns and references to name-brand superheroes -- if even its focus is on everyone else.

See the lighter side of superheroes on NBC premiering February 2nd.

Everyone's favorite lanky android gets his spotlight.