Family Guy's Stephen King Parody Episode Made One Major Mistake
When Family Guy set its sights on the works of Stephen King for a parody episode, the show actually looked to the film adaptations instead of King's books.
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The Controversial Beavis And Butt-Head Episode That Was Blamed For A Tragedy
Beavis and Butt-Head temporarily changed their sense of humor after a parent lodged a complaint following a tragedy they blamed on the show's influence. -
David Lynch Had A Hilarious Cameo In A Family Guy Christmas Episode
The late David Lynch had a cameo in a Christmas episode of Family Guy and had a significant role on its spin-off, The Cleveland Show. -
The Simpsons Episode That Featured The Cheers Cast (But Someone Is Missing)
The main Cheers cast actually reprised their roles from the classic sitcom in animated form on The Simpsons once, with one noteworthy exception. -
Batman: The Animated Series Replaced Its 'Scary' Original Joker Actor
It's hard to imagine anyone but Mark Hamill as Batman: The Animated Series' Joker, but he actually replaced another famous screen actor. -
The Real Reason The Simpsons Killed Off Maude Flanders
Only a few characters on The Simpsons have ever died and stayed dead, but the choice to kill off Maude Flanders was a result of behind the scenes conflict. -
How The Simpsons Made Jennifer Tilly Rich
Jennifer Tilly may voice Bonnie Swanson on Family Guy, but it's the animated show's competitor, The Simpsons, that made her rich. -
Why So Many Cartoon Characters Only Have 4 Fingers
Ever wonder why cartoon characters have four fingers? It's not just to save on animation costs (though that was one of the reasons). -
How To Watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Order (Chronologically & By Release Date)
Watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars in release order is simple enough, but it gets much more complicated if you want to watch it chronologically. -
The 15 Best Cartoon Network Shows From The 2000s Ranked
Cartoon Network didn't just shine in the '90s. They thrived in the 2000s too, and we've assembled a list of the best Cartoon Network shows of that decade. -
The Simpsons Creator Has Two 'Dream' Cameos That Will Never Happen
The Simpsons has featured a number of celebrity cameos over the last three decades, but two of a producer's dream guests are an impossibility. -
Why Did Eren Yeager Start The Rumbling On Attack On Titan?
Eren Yeager unleashed an armageddon on the world when he started The Rumbling in Attack on Titan, but why diid he do it in the first place? Let's break it down. -
The Simpsons Creator Matt Groening Once Named His Favorite Character
The Simpsons has plenty of hilarious characters, but there's one Simpson in particular that creator Matt Groening loves most of all. -
Castlevania: Nocturne Season 2 Makes The Show's Biggest Mystery Even More Confusing
What the heck is up with the new night creatures in Netflix's Castlevania: Nocturne season 2? Here's hoping a third season gets the greenlight. -
Castlevania: Nocturne Season 2 Pulls Off A Rare Feat For Netflix
Netflix is notorious for canceling shows well before their stories end, but the Castlevania continuation, Nocturne, keeps one of their best shows alive. -
15 Best SpongeBob SquarePants Episodes, Ranked
With "SpongeBob SquarePants" still going strong after over 25 years on the air, let's rank the animated series' 15 best episodes of all time. -
Hobgoblin Vs Green Goblin: Who Is The Strongest Marvel Villain?
Spider-Man has a spectacular Rogues' Gallery, but when it comes down to Hobgoblin vs Green Goblin, one masked villain clearly reigns supreme. -
How Castlevania: Nocturne Season 2 Sets Up A Symphony Of The Night Adaptation Next
Castlevania: Nocturne season 2 sets the stage for the animated franchise to finally adapt the most acclaimed Castlevania video game, Symphony of the Night. -
Who Is Old Man Coyote In Castlevania: Nocturne Season 2?
A mysterious dark spirit referred to as Old Man Coyote emerges in Castlevania: Nocturne season 2, but who are they really? We have a strong hunch. -
COVID-19 Forced Nickelodeon To Temporarily Pull A SpongeBob SquarePants Episode
An older quarantine-themed episode of SpongeBob SquarePants sent Nickelodeon into a panic when the COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect in 2020. -
Disney's First Big TV Show Had A Sneaky Ulterior Motive
While Walt Disney helped to revolutionize television with his first-ever TV show, he had an ulterior motive for making the project in the first place. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Cast Is Reuniting On One Of TV's Funniest Shows
Star Trek: Lower Decks may be over, but the show's cast is reuniting for the season finale of Dropout's Dirty Laundry. We can't wait to see what happens. -
Can Wonder Woman Fly? Her DC Comics Powers, Explained
Can Wonder Woman fly? Well, it depends on what era of the character you're talking about. Here's our history of Diana's ability to fly in comics and on screen. -
One Important Transformers Villain Is Based On Star Trek's Spock
Leonard Nimoy impacted the Transformers property in multiple ways. One of its villains was even based on his beloved Star Trek character, Spock. -
Did A New League Of Legends Trailer Just Tease An Arcane Sequel?
Arcane is seemingly over, but a new League of Legends trailer suggests there may yet be more to come in terms of the show's story. -
Ella Purnell Has One Concern After Starring In Arcane & Fallout
As happy as Ella Purnell is to have starred in not one but two acclaimed shows with Arcane and Fallout, their success has also left her a tad concerned. -
The 15 Best 2000s Cartoons, Ranked
The 2000s ushered in a new golden age when it comes to the realm of television animation. Here are 15 of the best cartoon shows from the 2000s.
