Mythic Quest's cast and creators share how the show has affected their gaming lives and what to expect from season four.

If you're paying for Apple TV+ to watch "Severance," then you owe it to yourself to check out "Mythic Quest," as well.

Apple TV+ is about to debut Mythic Quest season 4, here’s what the first reviews are saying about the hit comedy’s return.

Mythic Quest creators Rob McElhenney, Megan Ganz, and David Hornsby discuss how season 4 addresses the AI elephant in the room.

Mythic Quest is the brainchild of Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, who have together brought the modern lowbrow comedy to fresh heights with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. But the show to which Mythic Quest bears the closest resemblance is Gervais’s The Office.

Mythic Quest season 4 is set to hit Apple TV+ on January 29, bringing back a host of familiar faces for the office-based comedy. The series, the brainchild of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia writers Charlie Day, Megan Ganz, and Rob McElhenney, who also takes on a leading role, first graced our screens in 2020.

Season 3 of Mythic Quest ended two years ago, leaving a comedy vacuum of video game proportions in its wake. Finally, Rob McElhenney's acclaimed series is returning with its fourth season. Yes, it's time to venture back into Mythic Quest HQ and check in on the team to see what oddball hijinx will go down this year.

Here's how to watch "Mythic Quest" season 4 online and from anywhere with a VPN – and potentially for free. Set in the offices of the fictional video game studio that produces the titular MMORPG, the sitcom comes from Rob McElhenney,

Mythic Quest is a comedy series featuring Rob McElhenney as Ian Grimm, Jessie Ennis as Jo, and Ashly Burch as Rachel, among others. The third season of the series premiered on November 11, 2022, receiving positive feedback from both audiences and critics.