The series, about a dysfunctional group of forest rangers, features Tosh voicing the character of a bear cub named Malloy. But, as is often the case with Comedy Central cartoons, this one most definitely isn't for kids. In the wake of the Tosh controversy, it might not go over so well with adults, either. According to the websiteRumorFix, an unnamed source claims the pilot episode features rape jokes and Tosh and co. have scrambled to take out the references before the Comic-Con debut. (Hollywood.com has reached out to Comedy Central for a comment regarding the story.) 

But how far will Tosh have to backpedal before this thing subsides, if it ever does? If Tosh has, in fact, opted to get rid of a rape joke in the upcoming Brickleberry, he still can't erase the supposed misogyny some feel he's built his comedy empire on. (This and this and this will live on the Internet forever.) And it's that very legacy that's found him in this career-threatening position. If Tosh continues to apologize and edit himself, he'll no doubt disappoint his defenders and rabid fan base, but if he doesn't, he'll likely continue to feel the wrath of those who find his attitude about women and the subject of rape nothing to laugh about. 

The Brickleberry panel takes place tonight at SDCC at 6 PM PT (check back in to Hollywood.com for news from the event), while the series is slated to premiere on Comedy Central on Sept. 25.