Cartoon Network's Toonami programming block returned this week after a nearly 4 year hiatus. It will air as part of Adult Swim on Saturdays Midnight - 6AM. In addition to the regular lineup, two new series premiered: Deadman Wonderland, which is about an amnesiac boy named Ganta. He's framed for the murder of his ... [Read More]

Fox's Animation Domination is expanding to Saturday nights in 2013. The Animation Domination HD programming block will air 11:00 PM-12:30 AM ET/PT and feature four new animated series per season. "It's something that we've been working on for a while," said Fox president of entertainment Kevin Reilly. "We have real ... [Read More]

Production studio Stoopid Monkey (Robot Chicken) announced that they're teaming up with their former colleagues at Buddy System Studios (MAD). The first project of the newly-formed Stoopid Buddy Stoodios will be Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special, a supersized 22-minute long episode featuring super heroes and villains from the ... [Read More]

Saturday Night Live head writer Seth Meyers is teaming up with former SNL producer Michael Shoemaker to create a new superhero cartoon. The Awesomes is about "an unassuming superhero and his cohorts battle diabolical villains, the ever-present paparazzi, and a less-than-ideal reputation as second-class crime fighters." It ... [Read More]

Ugly Americans gets a even uglier when Mark Lily is bitten by a Bat-Boy and transforms into a creature resembling Steve Buscemi. The milquetoast social worker decides to use his singular power to loudly shriek to help clean up New York as Bat Person! The episode also features parodies of other comic characters like Koala Boy ... [Read More]

New Teen Titans goes old school in this week's DC Nation Short "Turn Back the Clock." The team faces off against the retro super villain Mad Mod, who uses a time machine reminiscent of the TARDIS to make himself young again. However, it also affects his henchmen and the Teen Titans. They transform into previous ... [Read More]

For a quarter of a century, the state The Simpsons live in has remained a mystery. It's only been ambiguously referred to as Springfield, USA. In a recent interview with the Smithsonian creator Matt Groening revealed: Springfield was named after Springfield, Oregon. The only reason is that when I was a kid, the TV show ... [Read More]