Only One Of The Simpsons' Famous Catchphrases Was Actually Created By The Show
It turns out only one famous The Simpsons catchphrase was actually invented specifically for the show.
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Cartoon Network's Adventure Time Has A Musical Connection To Love Actually
Cartoon Network's Adventure Time features an incredible voice cast, including an actor who got their start in the hit rom-com Love Actually. -
Creature Commandos Preview Shows Some Downsides To James Gunn's DC Universe [Annecy]
The DC Universe demands that Creature Commandos stays in synergy with the live-action movies, with James Gunn vetoing a gothic new design for Belle Reve prison. -
Even Futurama's Creator Doesn't Quite Understand All Of Sci-Fi In The Show
Futurama has been hailed for its accurate science blended into sci-fi tropes, but one of the show's creators doesn't understand most of it. -
The Highest Rated Marvel Project On Rotten Tomatoes Isn't Even A Movie
X-Men '97 season 1 is Marvel's highest rated title on Rotten Tomatoes, and deservedly so. -
Netflix's Best Animated Show Is Ending After Season 2
Netflix's Arcane is ending after its second season, but it sounds like other stories will be told in that animated universe. Check out the season 2 trailer. -
Cartoon Network's Billy & Mandy First Appeared In A Gory Head-Drilling Film
Cartoon Network's The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy originated with a twisted student film made by creator Maxwell Atoms. -
The Simpsons Cut A Mandalorian Moment From Its First Star Wars Short
The Simpsons animated short The Force Awakens from Its Nap, available on Disney+, has a ton of Star Wars references, but they cut one nod to The Mandalorian. -
Arcane Is Coming To VOD And 4K Blu-Ray - A Big Rarity For A Netflix Show
Netflix originals rarely get a Blu-ray or DVD release, but critically-acclaimed animated series Arcane is about to become an exception. -
One Of The Best Netflix Shows Helped Andrew Garfield Through A Low Moment
Andrew Garfield was having a crisis of confidence when a certain Netflix show reminded him to be grateful for what he has. -
Cartoon Network's Steven Universe Made History Behind The Scenes
The hit Cartoon Network series Steven Universe has inspired some of the best new shows in animation. -
Why Star Trek: The Animated Series Was Dissatisfying For George Takei
Making Star Trek: The Animated Series erased George Takei's favorite part about working in the live-action. -
An Old Simpsons Joke Snuck Its Way Into The Fallout TV Series
A Simpsons joke that debuted back in 1994 was referenced in Prime Video's live-action Fallout TV show adaptation in 2024, but only sharp-eyed viewers caught it. -
Harry Shearer Wasn't The First Voice Of Mr. Burns On The Simpsons
Harry Shearer has come to define Mr. Burns on The Simpsons, but he wasn't the first actor to voice the devious (yet also out-of-touch) character. -
The Futurama Episode That Threw Some Not So Subtle Shade At Fox Execs
Fox gave Futurama a lot of guff, so the show's writers returned the favor with the episode 'Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV.' -
Batman: The Animated Series LEGO Set Is Amazing Easter Egg-Filled Building Brick Art
LEGO's massive set is a stunning tribute to Batman: The Animated Series, packed with Easter eggs and an episode guide to watch while building. Read our review! -
10 Animated Shows And Movies That Blew Us Away At Netflix's Animation Presentation
Here are the 10 best movies and shows we previewed at today's Next on Netflix: Animation event in Los Angeles, including new Tomb Raider, Terminator, and more. -
Godzilla And SpongeBob Have One Big Thing In Common
Godzilla is a massively popular fictional character born from the real-life horror of nuclear bombs, just like ... SpongeBob SquarePants?! -
The Classic Horror And Sci-Fi Films That Inspired Cartoon Network's Courage The Cowardly Dog
Cartoon Network's Courage The Cowardly Dog was full of homages to The Exorcist, Fantastic Planet, and other classic horror and sci-fi films. -
Why Family Guy Won't Parody The Star Wars Prequel Or Sequel Trilogies
Family Guy's parody specials for the original Star Wars trilogy are a lot of fun, but parodying the prequel and sequel trilogies would be tricky. -
Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory Is Riddled With Sam Raimi References
Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory reflects creator Genndy Tartakovsky's love for Sam Raimi, especially the director's Evil Dead movies. -
One Of Zapp Brannigan's Signature Futurama Moves Came From Matt Groening's Kid
Futurama's Zapp Brannigan has a signature salute that fans know very well. However, it didn't come from the show's writers; it was creator Matt Groening's kid. -
The Only Simpsons Chalkboard Gags That Have Ever Changed In Reruns
The Simpsons' chalkboard gags are quick, visual comedy gold, but a handful have been changed in reruns (and sometimes for amusingly odd reasons). -
How Studio Bones Made One Of The Best Anime Shows Ever – Twice
Japanese animation studio Bones has produced some of the best anime series ever, including both versions of the Fullmetal Alchemist anime. -
Futurama Creators Hid A Coded Message In Bender's Apartment Number
Futurama is full of clever Easter eggs, one of the earliest of which was included in the show's third episode, 'I, Roommate.' -
This Is The Anime For People Tired Of Angsty High School Heroes
If you've struggled to get into anime due to the frequency of teen protagonists, Kaiju no. 8 is just what you need. -
How Fall Out Boy Ended Up In Cartoon Network's Teen Titans Go
Here's how the band Fall Out Boy ended up guest starring on the Cartoon Network series Teen Titans Go.
