If there’s one thing we know about kids’ movies, it’s that some of them can get pretty terrifying. And if there’s one thing we know about foreign movies, it’s that all of them are confusing and bizarre. Now combine those two things.
Some shows were better at guessing the future than others. The Sony Walkman is going to make a comeback any minute though, right?
A quick look at Lauren Faust’s “Super Best Friends Forever on DC Nations” Cartoon Network block. I’m really digging Wonder Girl’s accent.
You don’t even have to wait until the show returns to its regular time slot to get your “Community” fix: starting Wednesday, three animated shorts voiced by the cast will hit the web.
Mind blown.
Bam! Pow! The 1960s would’ve been more awesome with full length superhero movies.
Because you’re never too old to watch cartoons on your days off.
On last night’s “Family Guy,” Ricky Gervais added another title to his ever-expanding repertoire: the voice of a dolphin. Here are Billy Finn’s funniest moments from last night’s episode.
Hah, like that was ever going to happen!
The website is MittFitts.com Here are the top 16.
Thank goodness for Saturday Morning Cartoons. Otherwise, I would have never turned on my TV and discovered that Jessica Walter voiced a character on “The Magic School Bus” back in the early 90s.
This is what nightmares are made of, people! Special makeup effets artist Kevin Kirkpatrick made these prosthetic models of Beavis and Butt-Head to show what the cartoon legends would look like in real life. The answer: Terrifying! (via Reddit)
Cute: Jon Hamm’s new role as “Ham Johnson” on the PBS kids show “Martha Speaks. Cuter: Jon Hamm voice acting alongside his longtime girlfriend, Jennifer Westfeldt. The couple’s episode will air on February 20th, but you can watch the following previews today!
The 19th century British monarch was quite a talented doodler. Here are sketches by Queen Victoria, only recently released to the public, of Her Royal Highness’ family.
Splitsider calls our attention to this never-before-seen clip that was created to run on an episode of “Saturday Night Live” in 1998. It’s an episode of “TV Funhouse,” the popular Robert Smigel cartoon, that happens to crap all over the likes of Fox, ABC, Time Warner, CBS, and — uh oh — General Electric through a song called “Media-opoly.” No wonder it never saw the light of day. (via splitsider.com)
When Stu Pickles makes chocolate pudding, you know there’s something seriously wrong. Here are some derpy interpretations (or perhaps, insightful masterpieces) that delve into the psyche of this tormented cartoon father.
The “Parks and Rec” gang gets cartoonized by Jon Defreest for NY Magazine.
Gemma Correll is my new favorite illustrator. Here’s a selection of some of my favorite cartoons from her Flickr page and blog. Check her out!
Christoph Niemann, a cartoonist from the New York Times (remember this), live-drew and tweeted his entire NYC marathon run. This is honestly one of the coolest/most impressive things I’ve ever seen. What did you do today?
Some clever customer decided to re-create the famous scene from the Lion King where Scar kills Mufasa making Jonathan Taylor Thomas king. Watch the full scene here.
That’s about right.
Cartoons, like certain sodas, are often marketed to a specific gender. But plenty of girls watched Transformers, and Andre of Black Nerd Comedy informs us that likewise, plenty of boys watched these 5 shows.
This may not be historically accurate. Watch Video ›
Cartoonists keep forgetting that Steve Jobs was Buddhist. View Image ›
By the power of Grayskull! Even Eternia is not immune to this horrible fashion plague.
Granted, with the addition of South Sudan, this is no longer accurate. Did anyone else notice that they listed Palestine as a nation? [Ed. note- For those of you now back in school, this may come in handy. This is how us old people learned our countries.] Watch Video ›
This poo is entirely too happy. Rainbow Poo San is the result of eating one color candy at the time, creating rainbow layers in your belly! (via 9gag.com) Watch Video ›
Brilliantly nostalgic illustration by J-Scott-Campbell. Who’d he leave out? (via reddit.com) View Image ›
As determined by a child of the ’80s. The aspiring curmudgeon in me insists that back in the day, sad was sadder. So if you like your nostalgia with a twist of misery, this list is definitely for you.
Watch a retro cartoon Jesus use some Merlin-like moves to put a hurtin’ on those heathens in this weird documentary I found on YouTube. So SCARY! Watch Video ›
