The Staggering Number Of Times Bender Actually Died In Futurama
Of all the different characters on Futurama, there's very little doubt that Bender, everyone's favorite robot, has died more times than anybody else.
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Spencer Grammer Hopes To See A More Dramatic Side Of Summer On Rick And Morty
It's clear that the doors are wide open to explore different sides of Summer that fans have yet to see — and the show's creative team aren't blind to that.
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This Live-Action Family Guy Fan-Casting Is Nearly Picture-Perfect
"Family Guy" has been going strong for over 20 years and it feels like a film is bound to happen. This live-action fan-casting is nearly picture-perfect.
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Why Frank Grimes From The Simpsons Actually Had A Point
The "Simpsons" episode "Homer's Enemy" left a bitter taste in many fans' mouths because, in reality, Frank Grimes really did have a point.
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South Park's April Stewart Is Happy They Ran The Scientology Episode Despite Controversy
Find out South Park star April Stewart's feelings about one of the series' most controversial episodes.
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Rick And Morty's Dan Harmon Compares Pickle Rick To Breaking Bad
"Rick and Morty" co-creator Dan Harmon revealed he took inspiration from an episode of the AMC drama "Breaking Bad" for the "Pickle Rick" episode.
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A Unique Billboard Inspired Conan O'Brien To Write The Simpsons' Legendary Monorail Episode
"Marge vs. the Monorail" is considered one of the greatest episodes of "The Simpsons" and as Conan O'Brien recently shared, the idea started with a billboard.
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Don't Miss Your Chance To Win These Incredible Avatar: The Last Airbender Action Figures
Don't miss this exclusive "Avatar: The Last Airbender" giveaway.
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The Bad Batch's Dee Bradley Baker On Why The Series 'Feels Like The Star Wars That George Lucas Made' - Exclusive
Dee Bradley Baker has returned for Season 2 of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" and expresses his enthusiasm for how it ties to George Lucas' "Star Wars" films.
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John Viener Says The Family Guy Cast Isn't 'Big On Improv'
Longtime "Family Guy" voice actor John Viener says the cast isn't really into improvising their lines, despite all the years the show's been on the air.
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SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Theories That Change The Way You'll Watch
Debuting in 1999, "SpongeBob SquarePants" is a fan-favorite children's series. But here are some fan theories that will change the way you watch the show.
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Why You Can't Stream TaleSpin's 'Last Horizons' Episode On Disney+
Though the '90s classic TaleSpin can be found on Disney+, this episode is conspicuously absent. Here's why it's been removed from rotation.
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Believe It Or Not, South Park's Creators Drew Major Inspiration From All In The Family
In an interview about "South Park," Trey Parker and Matt Stone drew a direct connection between "All in the Family" and their most significant TV creation.
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Will Scooby-Doo Appear In HBO Max's Velma?
"Velma" intends to bring back the classic team in a fresh, new way, does that mean we can expect a contemporary version of Scooby-Doo from the franchise?
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South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker Had Their Strangest Celebrity Encounter With Two Comedians
For Trey Parker and Matt Stone, one of their most interesting industry interactions were with a pair of celebrities pretty similar to the crude comedians.
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Why Shaggy Sounds So Familiar On HBO Max's Velma
If Shaggy sounds familiar to you on "Velma," it's because he's portrayed by a comedian who's popped up all over the place on TV over the last several years.
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Family Guy Fans Are Blunt About Why Lois And Peter Deserve Each Other
Fans think Peter (Seth MacFarlane) and Lois Griffin (Alex Borstein) are perfect for each other, but not for the best reason.
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See How The Adam Project's Walker Scobell Makes The Perfect Ben 10 In This Fan Art
We may have a candidate for the lead in a "Ben 10" live-action. See how "The Adam Project" star Walker Scobell makes the perfect Ben 10 in this fan art.
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Why South Park Is Banned In Sri Lanka
"South Park" has been known to attract some controversy over the years, but there's one instance that got the entire Comedy Central show banned in Sri Lanka.
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Why Family Guy Was Sued By The Copyright Holder Of When You Wish Upon A Star
One of Family Guy's earliest controversies -- involving a parody of a classic song -- was so infamous that it even landed the show in court.
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A Phineas And Ferb Revival From Original Creator Dan Povenmire Is In The Works
"Phineas and Ferb" are back for another batch of episodes sure to be chock-full of zany inventions and crazy adventures; here's what we know about the revival.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Living In Limbo Shouldn't Sleep On The Series' Spiritual Successor
Here's why fans of the original "Avatar: The Last Bender" series should pay close attention to its successor, Netflix's "The Dragon Prince."
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Why South Park's Creators Say There Aren't Many Teenagers In The Show
"South Park" is known for putting its child characters into adult conversations to create their humor, and its creators had this reason for excluding teens.
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Why You Can't Stream Spongebob Squarepants' 'Mid-Life Crustacean' Episode On Paramount+
While "Spongebob Squarepants" is beloved by many, one of it's episodes has been pulled from Paramount+ due to some elements being deemed inappropriate.
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Mindy Kaling Is Taking A Beating On Twitter For Her HBO Velma Series
Mindy Kaling is taking a beating on Twitter for HBO's Velma series. It's unclear why viewers think Kaling wrote the show.
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What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch HBO Max's Velma
HBO Max's "Velma" may be a "Scooby-Doo" spin-off, but there's some content parents should know about before they try watching it with their kids.
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1969 Scooby-Doo Actor Frank Welker Returns As William Jones In HBO's Velma
Frank Welker has been affiliated with the "Scooby-Doo" franchise since 1969, so it's only appropriate he has a role in the new "Velma" series.
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