The Simpsons Once Predicted A Real-Life Don Mattingly Confrontation
"The Simpsons" has predicted a lot of things, including a real-life incident between MLB star Don Mattingly and New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner.
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Teen Titans' 12 Most Memorable Moments Ranked
Fans still love the animated DC series "Teen Titans," which ran from 2003 to 2006. We've ranked the most memorable moments from this enduring superhero show.
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Why Rick And Morty's Sarah Chalke Records The Vocals For Home Beth And Space Beth Separately
While "Rick and Morty" expanded the Smith family with Space Beth, her voice actor still records her lines separate from Beth's, despite them being clones.
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How Carrie Fisher Brought Depth To Family Guy's Angela
Here's the real story behind Carrie Fisher's long-running character, Angela, on "Family Guy."
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What Adam West Was Really Like During Family Guy Recording Sessions
Many great "Family Guy" moments featured Adam West. But how was the "Batman" actor like to work with behind the scenes?
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Why Dr. Thurston From The Simpsons Sounds So Familiar
While merely a blip on the radar of guest stars the animated series "The Simpsons" has had over the years, here is why Dr. Thurston sounds so familiar.
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The Co-Creators Of Avatar: The Last Airbender See Themselves In Two Of The Show's Main Characters
"Avatar: The Last Airbender" had some of the best cartoon characters of the 2000s, and the show's co-creators saw themselves in two fan favorite characters.
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The Siegfried And Roy Cartoon That NBC Expected To Outperform The Office
"The Office" ended up running for a long time on NBC, but the network initially had more faith in a cartoon show about Siegried and Roy's lions and tigers.
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Carrot Top Didn't Love His Most Iconic Line From Family Guy
You might assume, given the fact that Carrot Top signed off on his most iconic line from "Family Guy," but in fact, he hates it and looks down on the joke.
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Rick And Morty's Justin Roiland Names Pencilvester As His Favorite Side Character From The Show
Many memorable side characters have popped up in "Rick and Morty" over the years. But Justin Roiland's favorite is apparently Pencilvester.
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Justin Roiland Snuck His Rick And Morty Voices Into Other Projects Before The Show Was Picked Up
Justin Roiland provides the iconic voices for both Rick and Morty on, you guessed it, "Rick and Morty." Here's what he said about the genesis of those voices.
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Why Avatar: The Last Airbender's Jack DeSena Thinks Sokka's Lack Of Power Is Important
In a recent interview, voice actor Jack DeSena shared insight about how Sokka's lack of bending abilities plays into "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
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The Avatar: The Last Airbender Moment That Mirrors Empire Strikes Back's Most Iconic Scene
The moment that changed the series took huge inspiration from everyone's favorite Star Wars scene.
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Homer's Emotions Made It Difficult For Dan Castellaneta To Perfect His Voice On The Simpsons
"The Simpsons" has plenty of iconic characters such as Homer Simpsons, and while he's a silly character, there are still challenges in bringing him to life.
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Brandon Kyle Goodman Praises Big Mouth's Diversity In The Writers' Room
Diversity in a writers' room is key for any TV show. Brandon Kyle Goodman credits the incredible diversity of "Big Mouth" for the animated series' long run.
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Why Spirited Away's Hayao Miyazaki Thinks Children Should Watch Fewer Cartoons
Hayao Miyazaki is well-known around the world for his beautiful and wise animated movies through Studio Ghibli, but his views on kids' media might surprise you.
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Tommy Chong's Love Of South Park Helped Reunite Cheech And Chong
Despite the duo's long break up, Tommy Chong's love of "South Park" helped reunite Cheech and Chong and lead to the two's continued work together.
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George Clooney's Friendship With The South Park Creators Isn't Strained By Their Jokes
What's less known about George Clooney is that he's actually friends with "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and their friendship isn't strained.
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Melissa McCarthy Impresses Fans With Her Voice-Work On The Simpsons
Fans have been impressed with Melissa McCarthy's voice work as Calvin -- the 11-year-old son of Abe Simpson's new girlfriend -- on "The Simpsons."
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Family Guy: Stewie Facts That Are Funnier Than A Babbling Baby
Stewie is one of the most memorable characters on Family Guy, but there's much more than meets the eye to this evil talking baby.
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The Heartwarming Storylines In Disney Animated Series Keeps Zootopia+'s Bonnie Hunt Coming Back For More – Exclusive
Bonnie Hunt has been involved with nine Disney films. The heartwarming storylines in Disney animated series like Zootopia+ keeps her coming back for more.
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Saturday Morning Cartoons From The '70s That You Need To Know About
These are Saturday morning cartoons from the '70s that you need to know about.
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The Death Of Rick And Morty's Producer Mike Mendel Had A Big Effect On Season 5
Season 5 of "Rick and Morty" was not well received, and co-creator Dan Harmon revealed how the season was negatively impacted by producer Mike Mendel's death.
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Sarah Silverman Has Lent Her Voice To Multiple Characters On The Simpsons
"The Simpsons" has seen many celebrity guests over the years, but how many fans know that Sarah Silverman has lent her voice to multiple characters on the show?
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The Ending Of King Of The Hill Explained
King of the Hill ran for 13 fantastic seasons before finally coming to an end, and its finale sticks the landing in basically every way.
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The Simpsons' Yeardley Smith Claims Her Co-Stars Dread When She's Too Sick To Voice Lisa
It turns out the voice cast of "The Simpsons" dread when Yeardley Smith is too sick to voice Lisa. Here's what makes the co-stars so nervous.
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The Best '90s Cartoon Network Shows
From "Dexter's Lab" to "Powerpuff Girls," Ed, Edd n Eddy" to "Sailor Moon," these are the best of Cartoon Network – and those that changed animation forever.
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