Why Marvel Zombies Changed Its First, Inception-Inspired Season Finale Ending
The ending of Marvel Zombies almost looked like something out of a Christopher Nolan movie. Here's why they changed the Inception-style ending.
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A New Marvel Crossover Brings The Fantastic Four And A Beloved '90s Cartoon Together
A Marvel Comics crossover brings together two of New York City's weirdest families: the Fantastic Four and the Gargoyles.
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The kids' series Star Trek: Scouts is an unusual entry into the storied sci-fi franchise in a number of ways. Here's when it might take place on the timeline.
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Despite having been removed from HBO Max, the classic Looney Tunes cartoons are not just alive but apparently thriving on their current streaming platform.
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Everyone in Hollywood is desperate to court the youngest generation of consumers, but they're losing out to Object Shows on YouTube.
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Why Mahershala Ali Didn't Voice Blade In Marvel Zombies
Mahershala Ali's Blade movie remains trapped in limbo for now, but that's not the reason Todd Williams voiced the day-walker in Marvel Zombies instead of him.
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A new Transformers and G.I. Joe animated series is in the works, and it's being developed by a major comic book creative who's a big fan of both properties.
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An all-but-forgotten Western-themed cartoon from the late 1960s featured a parody of John Wayne as one of the main characters.
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Bob's Burgers creator Loren Bouchard not only knows why the sitcom remains so popular, but he's also zeroed in on a problem with the series' animated peers.
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Everyone Loves Raymond's Brad Garrett's First Role Was Playing A WWE Legend
When Everybody Loves Raymond co-star Brad Garrett was launching his career, he provided the voice of a WWE legend on a cartoon series.
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The Simpsons Boss Has A Message For Fans Upset That Homer And Marge Are Now Millennials
Because The Simpsons timeline is forever changing, Homer and Marge are now millennials, which doesn't go over so well with longtime fans of the series.
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Why Steve Burns Left Blue's Clues
Blue's Clues host Steve Burns was beloved by fans, and his departure spawned some early internet conspiracy theories. Here's the real reason why he left.
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The Ghostbusters Cartoon Rejected Ernie Hudson For An Absurd Reason
Ghostbusters movie cast member Ernie Hudson wanted to reprise the role of Winston on the animated series but ended up being rejected.
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Nickelodeon Drastically Changed One Avatar: The Last Airbender Character
One of the most popular One Avatar: The Last Airbender characters underwent some changes before heading to the small screen.
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Inside The Shockingly Pain Free Making Of A New Adult Swim Classic
Haha, You Clowns, about three jacked brothers who are innocently obsessed with their widowed dad, has evolved from shorts into a new Adult Swim series.
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Why The Boys: Diabolical Was Canceled By Amazon
The first spin-off of The Boys was the animated series, Diabolical, but it looks like Amazon's Prime Video is not going to pursue more episodes.
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A Star Wars Actor Is Calling Out A Major Issue With The Movie Industry
So much goes into a motion-capture performance, and one Star Wars actor is tired of the industry's failure to recognize the work.
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South Park's Latest Episode Is Very Strange, And Not For The Reasons You'd Think
This week's episode of South Park, titled 'Twisted Christian,' featured plenty of strange developments, but nothing as odd as what happened with it off-screen.
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Invincible's Creator Was Worried Foundation Ruined A Major Character Casting
Invincible creator Robert Kirkman had the perfect actor picked out for the show's biggest bad, which is why he began worrying when Foundation cast them as well.
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Why South Park's Pilot Episode Test Screening Made People Cry
The pilot episode of South Park changed adult animation forever, but test audiences hated it so much, people cried. Here's why.
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The Canceled Alien Cartoon That Could Have Become A Classic
The Alien franchise nearly got a kids' cartoon spin-off series in the 1990s, albeit one that was modeled after a decidedly less scary major sci-fi property.
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15 Most Expensive TV Shows Of All Time
From the mob antics of The Sopranos to the epic historical fantasy in Game of Thrones, here are the most expensive TV shows of all time.
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Invincible Season 4 Has Chosen An Unexpected But Perfect Actor For Its Ultimate Villain
The ultimate villain in Invincible is finally coming to the series, and season 4 of the hit Prime Video series has cast the perfect voice.
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Ethan Hawke Has Quietly Been Voicing Batman In A DC Series Most Fans Haven't Heard Of
Ethan Hawke once passed on the chance to play Batman in live-action, but he's now bringing the superhero to animated life in a lesser-known DC series.
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The Major Change Marvel Zombies Made From The Comics (And Why)
As much as the Marvel Zombies animated series has in common with the original comic books, it deliberately made a major change to the undead themselves.
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10 Best Disney Plus And Hulu TV Shows Of 2025 (So Far)
Disney+ and Hulu bring beloved franchises to television, as well as creating completely new original shows, and these are their best shows that arrived in 2025.
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8 Best Prime Video Shows Of 2025 (So Far)
Netflix may be the victor of the streaming wars, but Prime Video offers up some great originals, too. So here are the best Prime Video shows of 2025 (so far).
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