"Beavis and Butt-Head" was a part of the shift toward adult cartoons. As silly as its characters were, there's a lot of untold truth behind this iconic show.
Much like The Simpsons, the general consensus is that the earlier seasons of Futurama are the strongest, but they weren't perfect. The writers and animators made plenty of mistakes over the years, from jarring continuity errors to blatant contradictions. Let's take a look.
Here, now, presented in Hypno-Vision, is the Futurama timeline, served up in one easily digestible serving like so much nutritious Slurm. So hang on as we dive into a loopy story that plays with past, present, and future.
It's hard to imagine a show as complex Rick and Morty, with its Szechuan sauce and catchphrases like "wubba lubba dub dub.” Here's what you need to know.
It can't be easy being the smartest man in the universe. Just ask Rick Sanchez, the dimension-hopping mad scientist at the center of the hit Adult Swim animated series Rick and Morty. We decided to do a little digging to find out: what is the most useless thing Rick has ever created?
We've cataloged all the visual gags, nods to previous continuity, pop culture references, and clues to ongoing mysteries that we could find in Steven Universe: The Movie, and we're here to run down each and every one for you.
How did Disenchantment make its way to Netflix? How many Easter eggs are hidden throughout the show? And how did the cast wind up providing voices for these crazy character? Well, let's go back long ago and far away for this heroic journey into the untold truth of Disenchantment.
Just about every scene of Futurama is dense with layers upon layers of jokes and references, and even hardcore fans can have a hard time catching them all.
Kyle, Stan, Cartman, and Kenny are always in the middle of whatever weirdness is going down in South Park. But repeatedly suffering gruesome deaths is still the trait most commonly associated with Kenny, a fact which got us thinking: what is the most tragic way Kenny has ever met his end?
When you're the smartest man in the universe, creating a paradigm-shifting new technology takes about as much thought as brushing your teeth. We took a deep dive into Rick and Morty history to attempt to answer the burning question: what's the most awesome thing that Rick has ever invented?
Futurama may have sprang from the mind of Simpsons creator Matt Groening, but when it debuted in 1999, it developed an identity far removed from its famous sibling. Throughout its run, Futurama brought the waterworks early and often — but what is the most heart-breaking moment in its history?
Matt Groening's Futurama garnered a cult following over time, but Fox didn't give it a fair shake on the small screen. Here's why Futurama didn't last at Fox.
If creator Matt Groening had gotten his way, The Simpsons would have received a proper spin-off or two. The Simpsons offshoot that came the closest to fruition: a live-action — that's right, live-action — series centered on Herschel Krustofsky, AKA Krusty the Clown.
Rick and Morty is a show full of characters for whom the description "dysfunctional" is being a touch too kind. But of them all, one is plainly the most disturbed: Rick's daughter Beth, whose sociopathic tendencies are hidden just below the surface of her ostensibly level-headed personality.
Since she first debuted on Batman: The Animated Series in 1992, Harley Quinn has carved out a substantial fanbase in the crowded Batman rogues' gallery. Multiple projects are in the works surrounding Harley, and one we're very excited about is the upcoming animated series on DC Universe.
Imagine all the possibilities! Marvel seeks to answer the age-old question "what if?" in its upcoming animated series entitled, well, What If...? — announced during the studio's Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 on Saturday, July 20.
Disney+ wants to ask Marvel fans a very familiar question. Marvel Studios is reportedly developing an animated series for the streamer based on the alternate universe anthology series What If?, which has seen publication in various formats since 1977.
Facebook hopes you'll discover that it's more than just a social media platform. Zac Efron and Anna Kendrick are set to star in Human Discoveries, an animated comedy series about our early ancestors being prepped for streamer Facebook Watch, according to Deadline.
Get ready for another infestation of Gremlins. WarnerMedia has announced that an animated series based on Joe Dante's iconic 1984 film has been put into development for its as-yet unnamed streaming service. The series will serve as a prequel, according to a report by Variety.
It's déjà vu all over again. Hulu is re-upping on its Marvel content with four new adult animated series, led by Kevin Smith's Howard the Duck. The four shows will eventually cross over with a team-up special entitled The Offenders, according to a report by Deadline.