• The Truth Behind Rick's Catchphrase On Rick And Morty

    When Rick and Morty creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon gave their acerbic scientist character a nonsense catchphrase in the first season — "Wubba lubba dub dub!" — they accidentally created a monster. Here's the truth behind the line, and why you probably shouldn't shout it at the creators.

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  • The Truth About The Rick And Morty Story Circle

    Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon sure knows how to tell a mean story, and a fourth-season episode of his animated sci-fi odyssey may just have given us a look under the hood at his process. Let's break down the "Story Circle" that informs all of his work.

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  • The Truth About The Code In Rick And Morty's Story Train

    The show's midseason premiere, "Never Ricking Morty," took the series' entire story off the rails — literally and figuratively. But sharp-eyed fans have spotted an Easter egg suggesting there's far more to the episode than meets the eye.

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  • The Rick And Morty Actress Reference You Missed On The Story Train

    No matter how closely you watched the most recent episode of Adult Swim's Rick and Morty, there's just no way any mortal person could catch each and every insane reference. The guest appearance of one White Witch of Winter was perhaps the perfect example of this episode's chicanery.

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  • This Is Why Biblesaurus From Rick And Morty Looks So Familiar

    Rick and Morty is created for the Easter egg-obsessed. On their way through a fourth season, the show dropped its most reference-heavy episode ever. One particular character stood out, and if you feel like you've seen Biblesaurus before, you probably watched Saturday morning cartoons in the '80s.

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  • The Reason Futurama's Characters Should Be Billionaires

    Fiction that involves a man traveling into the future frequently touches on the idea of accrued wealth. Futurama got around this by having its accidental time traveler be a world-class screwup. Fry did manage to fall into a fortune, but it's one the writers of the series seemed to forget.

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  • The Darkest Futurama Theories We Hope Aren't True

    While creator Matt Groening is best known for another little animated series he started working on in the '80s, many fans would argue that Futurama is his true magnum opus. Here are some of the darkest Futurama fan theories that you'll never be able to unlearn.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Family Guy

    Family Guy is a show with unique characters and plenty of behind-the-scenes stories. So turn off Road House, postpone that fight with a giant chicken, and let's discover the untold truth of Family Guy.

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  • Plot Holes In The Simpsons That Everyone Ignores

    In the interest of exercising our inner Comic Book Guy, it's worth taking a look back at the series and examining some of the problematic moments that everyone — except the most nit-picky of Simpsons fans — were willing to overlook.

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  • The Biggest Unanswered Questions In The Simpsons

    The Simpsons isn't subject to the regular rules of television. And because of that, a lot of plots and fates are left dangling, never to be resolved. And today, we're looking at some big questions that The Simpsons has posed over the years, which it never fully answered.

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  • Solar Opposites - What We Know So Far

    If you've got that old "they only dropped five freakin' episodes of Rick and Morty" blues, we've got something for you. Hulu recently announced the impending premiere of a new, original animated series, Solar Opposites, which was created by Rick and Morty's Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Tom And Jerry

    The world of animations just wouldn’t be the same without Tom and Jerry. And today, we're taking a look at some little-known details about their long, wild history. From their award-winning achievements to their strange feature film, here's the untold truth of Tom and Jerry.

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  • The Most Powerful Gems In Steven Universe

    Steven Universe features a whole host of characters with crazy superpowers, but who’s the strongest Gem of the bunch? From heroes with psychic abilities to villains with magic weapons, here are the most powerful Gems in Steven Universe.

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  • The Science That Rick And Morty Actually Gets Right

    It turns out Rick Sanchez may actually be the smartest man in the universe. Rick's entire career as a scientist has been an ethically unbound journey to the planet amorality — so which of Rick's horrifying inventions, exactly, utilize actual science? The world must know.

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  • The Steven Universe Timeline Explained

    Steven Universe is a dizzying feat of storytelling. At once a coming-of-age tale, an intergalactic fantasy, a family drama, and a genuinely hilarious all-ages delight, it makes balancing all those plates look positively easy.

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  • Things Only Adults Notice In Steven Universe

    For all that Steven Universe pleases fans young and old alike, there are more than a few scenes, references, and jokes buried within its pastel landscape, noticed solely by the adults in the audience. We're here to explore all those moments, from the deepest cuts to the geekiest jokes.

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  • The Truth About Rick And Morty's Talking Cat

    Rick and Morty's Season 4 episode "Claw and Hoarder: Special Ricktim's Morty" features a talking cat who leads Jerry on a spring break adventure in south Florida. Viewers hoping for a pat explanation were left in the lurch after Rick's adamant denial of any involvement; was he telling the truth?

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  • How Futurama Changed Animated TV Without You Noticing

    After being canceled and brought back more than once, Futurama finally wrapped up for good in 2013. But the love for this show hasn't faded, and its influence can still be seen today. Here's how a cartoon that the creators had to fight just to keep on air actually ended up changing TV.

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