So there is now a Wikipedia article listing tv shows that are considered the best by critics. Western animated shows that are on there currently are: Simpsons, South Park, Bojack Horseman, Rick and Morty and Beavis and Butt-Head.
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I recently came to one thread from 2009 from one forum (not from here one), and they really had a hate boner towards late 2000s cartoons, not just some, but practically all of them. I still don't get why they got such a hatred towards them. I know they were probably in a phase of "every cartoon sucks" but it still came across as strange to me.
So apparently the reason why Tom and Jerry Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory even exists is because WB wanted to keep rights to Willy Wonka and had to make another WW movie just so they could keep the rights. So they got only option to do... have Willy Wonka crossover with Tom and Jerry. Is this true?
Looking at Netflix Animation's Wikipedia article is pretty depressing. Many of them struggled to reach even 20 episodes, let alone even 50 episodes.
Hey guys, I am back. I wasn't active here in a long while, but I will try to be more active here.
Remember back when people were saying that "Streaming is the (bright) future"?
Back when I was a kid, SpongeBob's Sweet Victory was dubbed in my language and it makes it one of very few times that Sweet Victory was dubbed in non English language. This is how it sounds:
Why Planet Sheen is so bad?
I get a feeling that a certain side of cartoon fandom has never consumed a media that doesn't target children in their life.
What the hell is going on this week?!
If you want to know how many times Johnny Test aired back in 2008-2009 period for CN in USA, it aired over thousand of times in 2008 and 2009 (meaning over 2000 times in 2008-2009 period). For contrast Chowder was the most aired CN original back then and yet it only aired in around 500-600 times in 2008 and 2009. Only a little over half of how much JT was shown in the same time period.
Mickey Mouse has entered public domain today. I wonder if they will do something interesting with him and not make a horror game around him.
Happy New Year everyone!
I find it funny how people labeled late 2000s (and to lesser extent early 2010s) as "the dark age of children's entertainment", yet that period was when ratings for CN, Nick and Disney Channel were at their highest.
"Animation is cinema"... until it is an animated movie that doesn't appeal to me.
Yeah some people on Twitter annoy me with that "Animation is cinema" slogan.
Hey, Toonzone forums is back up!
Every day I wake up, I hear something bad is happening at HBO Max.
Am I the only one who noticed that it became harder for original cartoons nowadays to take off? Like sure there are stuff like Owl House and Craig of the Creek, but those are exceptions. -
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