South Park's Foul Language Makes Trey Parker And Matt Stone More Creative
Here's why South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have become more creative thanks to the fact their young characters swear a lot.
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The Family Guy Fan Theory That Explains Why Brian Is Able To Talk
"Family Guy" fans have long wondered why Brian Griffin can talk, and one Redditor posited an intriguing theory years ago to explain it. -
How Family Guy's First Cancellation Devastated The Staff
While it might seem like Quahog's fictional residents were always there, a pivotal period could have been the end of Family Guy forever. -
South Park Is Savage As Always In Its Recent Takedown Of Harry And Meghan
"South Park" is famous (or infamous) for making harsh work of social commentary, and in their most recent episode, they referenced the royals, Harry and Meghan. -
Stevie Nicks Had A Good Natured Reaction To Being Turned Into A Joke On South Park
Luckily, singer Stevie Nicks has both a great voice, and a great sense of humor regarding South Park. -
The Ending Of Samurai Jack Finally Explained
Here's a closer look at the end of "Samurai Jack." -
Why An Episode Of South Park Was Pulled In Mexico
"South Park" Season 13 Episode 6 was pulled off MTV Mexico at the last minute after the channel claimed it failed to secure a permit to show the Mexican flag. -
South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker Claim That The Simpsons Hate Family Guy More Than They Do
"South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are not afraid to admit their dislike of "Family Guy." They even claim "The Simpsons" crew feels the same way. -
Chris Parnell's Kids Don't Watch Rick And Morty (But Know Mr. Poopybutthole)
Chris Parnell has been sure to keep the mature content in "Rick and Morty" away from his young kids, but they know who Mr. Poopybutthole is. -
Star Trek's Michael Dorn Was 'Pissed Off' South Park Didn't Include Him In His Own Cameo
"South Park" has included celebrities to depict themselves in cameos, but Michael Dorn from "Star Trek" was 'pissed off' the show didn't include him -
We Finally Understand The Ending Of 1985's ThunderCats
We think it's finally time to explore the ending of "ThunderCats." -
Rick And Morty's Chris Parnell Turns To Visualization To Produce High-Energy Voice Overs
In an interview about his performance, voice actor of Jerry on "Rick and Morty" Chris Parnell detailed how he turns to visualization to aid his voice overs. -
The Harley Quinn Valentine's Day Special Proves That Harley And Ivy Have TV's Best Queer Romance
The best LGBTQ+ romance on television is between two Batman villains, and we're here for it. -
George Clooney Says Playing Sparky On South Park 'Completed' His Career
"South Park" doesn't like to go the normal route; this is especially true with regard to celebrity guest stars, and George Clooney's role was iconically lowkey. -
The Best Family Guy Episodes To Watch After Two Glasses Of Wine
Sometimes, starting up Family Guy again (particularly on a lonely Valentine's Day) is easier with a little liquid courage. -
Spencer Grammer Says Rick And Morty Has Been One Of The 'Most Joyful Experiences' Of Her Life
Summer voice actor Spencer Grammer revealed in an interview that she finds her Rick and Morty role to be one of the highlights of her career. -
Barney The Dinosaur Is Back To Love You All Over Again
Barney is set for a big comeback as the once-popular subject of "Barney & Friends" will be getting a reboot courtesy of Mattel and animation studio Nelvana. -
Looper's Exclusive Survey Uncovered South Park Fans' Favorite Character Of All Time
Loopers exclusive survey revealed the most popular South Park character of all time, and the results weren't even close. -
The Bad Batch's Michelle Ang Picks Tech As Her Favorite Clone (For Good Reason, Too)
"Star Wars" fans may be interested to know that "Bad Batch" voice actress Michelle Ang has one favorite clone from the show, and it's Tech. -
Rick And Morty's Kari Wahlgren Shares How She Keeps A Handle On All Of Those Different Character Voices
Rick and Morty voice actor Kari Wahlgren recently explained how she can keep up with all the different voices she does on various shows and video games. -
Trey Parker Can't Stand South Park's Early Seasons (And His Reasoning Makes Sense)
Co-creator Trey Parker is not afraid to be brutally honest with himself when it comes to his opinions on the early seasons of "South Park." -
The Ending Of The Legend Of Vox Machina Season 2 Explained
Season 2 follows the Chroma Conclave, four ancient dragons who threaten Tal'Dorei. Here is the ending of "The Legend of Vox Machina" Season 2 explained. -
Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Forgotten Voice Role On Fairly OddParents
Fans of Nickelodeon's Fairly OddParents may not remember that Julia Louis-Dreyfus voiced a memorable but brief character in the series. -
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Star Fred Tatasciore Recalls The 'Wacky' Time He Voiced Samuel L. Jackson - Exclusive
"Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur" voice actor Fred Tatasciore remembered the time he voiced another Marvel actor - Samuel L. Jackson - for a "wacky" project. -
South Park Fans Are Cracking Up Over The Credits In Season 26's Premiere
South Park's Season 26 got off to a hot start with a poke at the recent Kanye West controversy and an end credits joke that brought the house down. -
Ted 2 Snuck One Of Family Guy's Longest Running Gags In The Background
If you know where to look, you'll find that "Ted 2" contains a nod to a long-running "Family Guy" gag. -
Harley Quinn Showrunner Justin Halpern Says The Kite-Man Spin-Off Is 'Out There'
"Harley Quinn" showrunner Justin Halpern spoke about how the upcoming "Kite Man" spin-off will be every bit as crazy as Harley's show.
