The Animated Batman Episode That Was Banned For Being Too Raunchy
Batman: The Brave and the Bold wasn't afraid to push the limits of an animated superhero series, but one episode was banned for its sauciness.
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Why James Woods Disappeared From Family Guy
James Woods was so prominent on Family Guy that they named a school after him, but here's why they stopped bringing the character back to Quahog.
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Aaron Paul's Invincible Season 3 Villain Is A Marvelous Riff On A Spider-Man Foe
Invincible continues its riff on Spider-Man stories with a great new villian voiced by Aaron Paul ... who also reminds us of a different Marvel baddie.
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The Real Reason There Are Less Than 50 Viltrumites In Invincible
The Viltrumites in Invincible are seemingly, well, invincible, so why are there less than 50 of them left on the Prime Video series adaptation?
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20 Years Ago, Avatar: The Last Airbender Changed Kids' Shows (And Television) Forever
You can still feel the influence of Avatar: The Last Airbender on kids' media and on television in general, two decades after its premiere.
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One Key Invincible Season 3 Line Teases The Endgame For Mark Grayson
Sometimes even the smallest moments can have the biggest consequences, like one specific moment in Invincible season 3 featuring The Immortal.
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The Short-Lived Family Guy Video Game That Has Been Entirely Forgotten
Family Guy tried (and failed) to get into video games with a now-forgotten MMORPG game that felt like more of a commercial than a playable experience.
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Why Every Viltrumite Has A Mustache In Invincible
The Viltrumites on Invincible sure love their mustaches, but is there a deeper reason for their facial hair? The original comic books have the answer.
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Why Does Family Guy's Stewie Have A British Accent?
Why exactly does Stewie have a British accent on Family Guy when the rest of the Griffin family speaks like they're from Rhode Island? Here's the answer.
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The Creator Of The Boys Wrote A Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Story
The Treehouse of Horror episodes of The Simpsons are so popular that they spawned a comic series, and one of the issue's writers also wrote The Boys.
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The Muppet Movie Scene That Inspired Muppet Babies
The Muppets Take Manhattan is a beloved comedy classic, and one scene actually led to the creation of the Muppet Babies animated series.
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The Three Perfect Animated Video Game TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There's one key element that these three animated video game TV shows with perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores have in common. Let's take a closer look.
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Every Major Change In The New Avatar: The Last Airbender Series
The new Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel show, Avatar: Seven Havens, sounds like an intriguing change of pace from previous animated Avatar series.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Creators Returning For Another Sequel Series – Here's What It'll Be About
The creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender are returning for a new sequel series titled Avatar: Seven Havens. Here's what we know about it so far.
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Every Way Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man's Finale Sets Up Season 2
Let's look at all of the ways Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man's season 1 finale teases storylines that will likely happen in future seasons.
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The Comedy Sketch Show That Quietly Launched The Simpsons
The Simpsons is technically a spin-off, but as the longest-running scripted televisions eries in history, it far surpassed its mother series.
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Jujutsu Kaisen: Why Does Satoru Gojo Cover His Eyes?
Without a doubt, Satoru Gojo is by far the most popular character on Jujutsu Kaisen. But why does the charming Jujutsu Sorcerer always cover his eyes?
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Who Does Korra End Up With In The Avatar Universe?
The Legend of Korra may have ended after four seasons on Nickelodeon but the story (and Korra's love life) continued in a comic mini-series.
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Seth MacFarlane's Favorite Family Guy Episode Pays Tribute To A Literary Icon
Seth MacFarlane loves to incorporate references to his favorite works of art in Family Guy, and one of his favorite episodes paid homage to a classic novel.
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A Breaking Bad Actor Keeps Turning Down Roles On Invincible
Invincible season 3 features the voices of Aaron Paul and Jonathan Banks, but one Breaking Bad actor has proven elusive.
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The Simpsons' Duffman Made His First Appearance In A Banned Episode
Duffman is one of the most memorable recurring characters on The Simpsons, but his debut episode is so controversial it's banned.
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The 15 Best Guest Stars On Family Guy, Ranked
Over the years, "Family Guy" has gotten some pretty big names for guest spots. Here are 15 of the greatest guest stars "Family Guy" has ever had.
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Bruce Willis' Bizarre Animated TV Show Is A Blast From The Past
Not many people remember Bruno the Kid, Bruce Willis' short-lived '90s vanity project where he voiced a cartoon spy.
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A Simpsons Voice Actor Tested Out His AI Replacement And It Didn't Go Well
The Simpsons voice actor Hank Azaria fed some of his character voices into an AI model to determine how long it might be until the technology takes his job.
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Is Doing Justice To A Villain The MCU Forgot
Disney+ animated series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man gives Scorpion the chance to shine that he didn't get in the MCU.
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Just Twisted Spider-Man's Most Famous Line
A not-so-trustworthy character on Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man just flipped the meaning of Spider-Man's most famous line. (You know the one.)
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Every Season Of Avatar: The Last Airbender Ranked
In honor of Avatar: The Last Airbender turning 20 in 2025, we've ranked every season of Nickelodeon's game-changing animated fantasy series.
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