• SEVEN SETS, FOUR FRANCHISES – Family Guy, Futurama, King of the Hill, and Nick '90s in one bundle. 2,996 pieces of the shows he quoted before quoting was a personality.

• FAMILY GUY: THE WHOLE LIVING ROOM – Peter Griffin in his sit-com glory with a Pawtucket six-pack, Brian on his pedestal with a martini and a 'Who's Good Boy' mug, and Stewie hauling on his red trike with the STEWIZGRO plate.

• FUTURAMA: PLANET EXPRESS AND BENDER – The 382-piece Planet Express Ship on its removable display stand, and a fully posable 408-piece Bender over 12 inches tall with gold chain, a beer, and a door that opens to the booze.

• KING OF THE HILL: HANK'S BACKYARD – Hank Hill on the red riding mower, posable, parked next to the propane-fired grill and a cooler stocked with cold ones. Propane and bricks, that's a clean burn.

• NICK '90s: FIVE CHARACTER BUILDS – CatDog, Reptar, Ickis, Helga, and Rocko in one 833-piece set. The Saturday morning lineup the babysitters let him watch, now lined up on the shelf.

• PRINTED PARTS, NO STICKERS – Printed faces, signage, license plates, and labels across every set. Posable joints on the figures, opening doors on Bender, and a rolling mower under Hank.

• BUILT FOR ADULTS, AGES 14 AND UP – Edgy comedy details lift the age to 14+. Smooth-clutching bricks and step-by-step instructions in each set. Compatible with other Brickcraft sets and leading brick building brands.

• 2,996 PIECES OF FATHER'S DAY – Seven officially licensed builds, four animated dads-worth of inside jokes, one bundle. The card that finally reads like he writes.