Although much of Cartoon Network’s classic episode library has been removed from streaming services like HBO Max, it turns out that there are a ton of classic episodes now streaming completely for ...

Cartoon Network has long been a force in television animation, launching a wave of creator-driven comedies that broke the mold. But alongside its legendary status in humor, the network quietly built ...

The day after Thanksgiving is good for two things: Scoring major savings with Black Friday deals and/or relaxing after your turkey day food coma. This year, one TV network is hoping to make the latter ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Cartoon Network ended an absolute banger of an animated series 23 years ago this week, and ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook That show is Teen Titans Go!, Cartoon Network’s animated series about the misadventures of the ...

Premiering in 2004, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi stood out with its anime-influenced art style and its clever integration of live-action segments featuring the actual band. The show’s humor was a mix of ...

In 2015, Regular Show: The Movie arrived on Cartoon Network, giving Mordecai and Rigby one of the biggest and weirdest misadventures that they’ve ever experienced. Unfortunately, the film didn’t make ...

Animation isn't always just for laughs! Join us as we examine cartoons that weren't afraid to address profound topics, from parental abuse to eating disorders, grief, trauma, and gun violence. Our ...

The day after Thanksgiving is good for two things: Scoring major savings with Black Friday deals and/or relaxing after your turkey day food coma. This year, one TV network is hoping to make the latter ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. However, one thing that’s pretty noticeable these days is that you don’t hear a lot of people ...

Saturday mornings in the 1980s were a sacred ritual. Kids planted themselves in front of the TV with cereal bowls in hand, ready for hours of colorful characters, catchy theme songs, and boundless ...

For a while, it was assumed that cartoons could never be profitable on television due to the time required to make enough animation to make enough shows to fill up a standard season. Then, limited ...