The Saddest Moments In These '90s Cartoons
From dead dads to lost loves, these are the saddest animated '90s moments.
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What Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans Get Wrong About Toph Beifong
The creators put a great amount of care into everyone from Azula to Sokka, and the fandom's enduring interest in these characters reflects that. Strangely, though, fans have a tendency to get Toph Beifong all wrong. -
Why This Supply Closet In Futurama Means More Than You Think
In this very home base, the Futurama writers didn't hold back on sliding in math jokes ... and one of them lies in the supply closet. -
The Subtle Sokka And Yue Detail You Missed In Avatar: The Last Airbender
The relationship between Sokka and Yue takes a dramatic and unexpected turn in the first season finale of Avatar: The Last Airbender, preceded by an interesting detail that pops up again later in Sokka's life. Yue's story is essential to fully understanding this bit of foreshadowing. -
The Untold Truth Of Toph Beifong From Avatar: The Last Airbender
Through Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, and all the canonical graphic novels, there's a lot to learn about Toph, and she has quite the story. Here are a few facts that even the most devoted fan might not know. -
What Futurama Fans Noticed About Bender's Love Interests
When it comes to romantic entanglements on Futurama, much of the attention on the show went to the relationship between Fry and Leela. But Bender, party animal that he is, also had his fair share of romances, from robotic floozies to the Planet Express ship. Here's what set them apart. -
The Animated Supernatural Series Fans Of Rick And Morty Need To Binge
As beloved as it is, one of Rick and Morty's downsides is the long gaps between seasons. There's no shortage of other things for fans to watch, but one show stands out among all of these other choices. Gravity Falls has a lot in common with Rick and Morty, so fans have to check it out. -
The Katara Moment From Avatar: The Last Airbender That Means More Than You Think
As Avatar: The Last Airbender progresses, the show's character arcs only get more tangible, believable, and engrossing. That sentiment is especially true of Katara, whose story brought us a particularly powerful moment in the second season finale that means even more than you might realize. -
The Mom Detail From Futurama That Has Fans Scratching Their Heads
Oh, Mom. She's the sweet old lady of the Futurama universe, who is simply trying to make the world a better place ... yeah, right. The character is pretty developed, with many nuances, but there's one aspect of Mom's history that has fans scratching their heads. -
This Is How Much Money Mom Was Really Worth On Futurama
A character named Carol Miller, but better known as "Mom," is the head of a multi-billion-dollar company that seems to have a monopoly on all things robot, and she flexes that wealth quite a bit. Just how much dough has she really accumulated, however? -
Things Only Adults Notice In The Star Wars Animated Series
The Star Wars animated series flesh out the galaxy far, far away with engaging characters, exciting arcs, and a look at the universe's stranger corners. Fans of all ages have much to love here -- but there's a lot that goes over the littlest heads. These are the details only adults appreciate. -
How Futurama's Ending Might Not Be What You Think
Fans have been discussing a wild finale theory on Reddit. The episode in question ends with Farnsworth pressing the button, turning Futurama into the only show that you can restart from the beginning at the end of a binge session while making the argument that you're just starting the next season. -
Fry's Hands Have Futurama Fans Debating. Here's Why
Considering that this is the same show that promised a world where someone would want to keep Jay Leno's head alive for centuries, maybe we shouldn't be taking it all that seriously — but for die-hard fans, next-level pedantry is the name of the game. -
The Futurama Bender Detail That Makes No Sense
There's a lot that doesn't make sense about Bender Bending Rodriguez. Each added detail of his life only serves to raise more questions. But more than anything, the biggest unsolved mystery in the life of B.B. Rodriguez's life lies at the character's very core. -
The Simpsons Easter Egg You Never Caught In Futurama
Recently, the sleuths over on Reddit outdid themselves yet again, bringing up a very subtle Simpsons Easter egg from one of Futurama's early episodes that was nearly impossible to catch during the first viewing. -
The Real Reason Futurama Had Owl Exterminators
Despite its cancellation in September of 2013, Matt Groening's Futurama remains a cult classic. Fans across the globe still praise the show's clever dialogue, its colorful cast of characters, and the world — or rather, worlds — that the Planet Express crew inhabited. -
Cartoon Characters Who Are Openly LGBTQ+
The full spectrum of LGBTQ+ identity can now be seen in animated series of all stripes. From princesses to warriors, these characters are out and proud. -
The Ending Of Avatar: The Last Airbender Explained
It's safe to say Avatar: The Last Airbender has stood the test of time since airing on Nickelodeon 15 years ago.Quite a lot happens in its epic story, so we're going to discuss what leads up to the conclusion, how things play out in the finale, and what we think it all means. -
Bart's Most Savage Chalkboard Jokes From The Simpsons
Bart has written many memorable and controversial statements on his school's chalkboard over the years — some attack school faculty and politicians, others criticize current events, while still others are colorful innuendos and puns. -
The Entire Timeline Of The Star Wars Animated Series Explained
Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: Rebels, and Star Wars: Resistance tell a complex story full of fascinating characters, intriguing lore, and killer action. With three shows to keep track of, however, even the most passionate fan can get confused. We're here to help with this timeline of events. -
Rick And Morty: The Real Reason Rick Hates Jerry
Ah, Jerry Smith. On the hit Adult Swim animated series Rick and Morty, there may be no more disrespected human being on the planet. For Rick, it's obvious that Jerry is the living, breathing equivalent of a splinter stuck under his thumbnail — but just why does he hate Jerry so much? -
The Real Reason These '00s Cartoons Were Canceled
From cult Cartoon Network hits to beloved superhero shows and bizarre feature film spin-offs, here's why these '00s cartoons were canceled. -
Cartoons Based On Movies We'd Love To See
Grab a bowl of your favorite cereal and sit down in front of the TV because here are cartoons based on movies we'd love to see! -
The Futurama Plothole That Should Have Changed The Crew's Lives
The team behind Futurama cared about what they were working on -- after all, the production schedule for a single episode took an entire year. There is, however, one plothole that remains a sticking point thanks to its implications for the Planet Express crew and the trajectory of Futurama. -
Do The Simpsons And Futurama Take Place In The Same Universe?
Both shows are masterworks of animated comedy, and since they come from the same creator and feature similar animation styles, there's a question that's always been hanging out there in the Groening ether: Do The Simpsons and Futurama exist in the same universe? The answer is ... complicated. -
Why The Villain Of Avatar: The Last Airbender Wasn't Actually The Fire Lord
Fire Lord Ozai generates a looming dread on Avatar: The Last Airbender, more a pure incarnation of evil than a true villain. Indeed, Team Avatar encounters far more devious threats, not the least of which comes in the form of the Grand Secretariat of Ba Sing Se: Long Feng. -
Here's Where You've Seen Daria Francis From Devil's Gate Before
This supernatural thriller has been climbing the Netflix charts, largely thanks to its impressive cast. It's a safe bet you'll recognize the actor who portrays the FBI agent at the center of the fray. Her name is Amanda Schull, and she's been making quite a name for herself.
