How South Park Came Up With That Famous Election Episode
"South Park" is never afraid to bash American politics to bits and fans may still remember how one of show's earlier seasons gave them a glorious debate.
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I'll Tell You What, Hulu Picks Up The King Of The Hill Revival
"King of the Hill" is getting the reboot treatment at Hulu, officially returning to the air 14 years after the popular series completed its first run on Fox.
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X-Men The Animated Series: What Happened To The Original Voice Cast?
X-Men the Animated Series introduced an entire generation to Wolverine, Storm, Cyclops, and company. Here's what happened to the original voice cast.
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Netflix To Produce Animated Series Based On Works Of Roald Dahl
Netflix is bringing the imagination of Roald Dahl to the screen. The streaming giant is creating an animated series based on works from the beloved author.
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Times South Park Freakishly Predicted The Future
Join us as we explore all the times South Park pushed beyond topical concerns and freakishly predicted the future too.
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Messed Up Things That No One Talks About In The Simpsons
The surreal comedy and witty dialogue has made The Simpsons indispensable for sitcom fans, but there're some really messed-up moments people forget about.
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Things About The Jetsons You Only Notice As An Adult
It may look like family-friendly fun, but this perennial animated favorite suggests some odd and troubling things about the future.
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What You Need To Know About The SpongeBob SquarePants Timeline
Of every cartoon to hit the air in the time since the invention of TV itself, few are as consistently popular and culturally relevant as SpongeBob SquarePants.
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Jokes And References You Missed In The Simpsons
Writers and artists cram hundreds of verbal and visual gags into every episode—even the most attentive diehard Simpsons fans can miss one now and then.
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Family Guy's Super Dark Episode From 2011 Still Has Viewers Reeling
The "Family Guy" episode "Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q" left its mark on fans by being so different from anything the show had ever done.
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Why Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Usually Gets His Way When Dealing With Network Executives
While there were times that network executives would attempt to get something on "Family Guy" changed, it would always go Seth MacFarlane's way in the end.
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Why Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Hates Voicing Quagmire
If you think voicing such an outlandish character like Glenn Quagmire is a dream job, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has something you should know.
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The South Park Fans Wouldn't Mind Being Stuck In A Room With Randy In Real Life
There are some hilarious characters in "South Park," and there are some horrible people. But fans wouldn't mind being stuck in a room with Randy in real life.
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Elton John's Forgotten Cameo On South Park
"South Park" fans may have forgotten that he actually made a cameo appearance on the Comedy Central series.
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Why Tammy From Rick And Morty Sounds So Familiar
"Rick and Morty's" Tammy Guterman is a challenging voice role, and her actor does an amazing job. Here's why she sounds so familiar.
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Nipsey Hussle Fans Are Split Over Family Guy's Seemingly Distasteful Joke
"Family Guy" are divided over whether Chris' Nipsey Hussle joke is a funny comment about hipster culture or a bridge too far from Seth MacFarlane and company.
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The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, And Family Guy Are All Renewed For Two More Seasons
Long-running animated series The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, and Family Guy will all be getting another two seasons on Fox.
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Kyle's Hair In South Park Has More Significance Than You Realized
Kyle's hair in "South Park" made for a funny joke when it was first revealed. But it actually has greater significance than just causing laughter.
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The Brutal Backlash Behind HBO Max's Velma Explained
Mindy Kaling's “Scooby-Doo” origin show "Velma" has received a lot of backlash. Here’s why.
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The Darkest Rick And Morty Theories We Hope Aren't True
If any of these theories turn out to be true, we're going to have to borrow Rick's brainalyzer for a little snip-snip.
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Cartoon Characters Who Are Openly LGBTQ+
The full spectrum of LGBTQ+ identity can now be seen in animated series of all stripes. From princesses to warriors, these characters are out and proud.
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South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker Reflect On Lessons They've Learned During Their Controversial Careers
After over 25 years on the air, Trey Parker and Matt Stone have learned many hard lessons along the way as "South Park" has offended one group after another.
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Facts About Rick And Morty You May Not Know
Test your Rick and Morty knowledge with our look at some of the most obscure facts, stories, and behind-the-scenes tidbits from throughout the show's history.
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Aqua Teen Hunger Force Is Returning With A New Season On Adult Swim
Aqua Teen Hunger Force is back, returning with a new season on Adult Swim. Here's what we know so far about the series, as well as Plantasm's TV release.
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Solar Opposites And Koala Man Have Also Cut Ties With Justin Roiland
In light of domestic violence allegations against Justin Roiland, Hulu has followed in Adult Swim's footsteps and will no longer work with him moving forward.
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Rick And Morty Fans Expect A Difficult Recast Following Adult Swim's Decision To Drop Justin Roiland
Indeed, it seems impossible to continue "Rick and Morty" without Justin Roiland's involvement. Fans of the series expect a difficult recast ahead.
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Why Rick And Morty Will Be Just Fine Without Justin Roiland
"Rick and Morty" co-creator and lead voice actor Justin Roiland has been fired from the show following criminal charges, but the show will be fine without him.
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