The '90s were full of unforgettable cartoons, and a few still have the power to turn into major blockbuster hits.

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TV was changing throughout the '90s — cable TV was in most homes, greatly expanding the number of channels available to families. By the turn of the new millennium, cable channels and smaller networks ...

For many Gen Xers, Saturday mornings were more than just a time to relax; they were a cherished ritual filled with excitement and nostalgia. Before the era of streaming and on-demand content, waking ...

The millennials who grew up with this block know what I’m talking about with the shows that aired on Fox Kids. It was the era ...

Ever wondered what hip-hop and cartoons would look like? Well, these are three animated rappers who had their own cartoon series.

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? first premiered with CBS on Saturday, September 13, 1969. Originally created by Joe Ruby and Ken Spears with Hanna-Barbera Productions, the show made its debut as part of ...

Many years ago, my uncle imparted to me some valuable information: “Prior planning prevents poor performance.” This lesson came in handy early in my life. In the Stone Age, only three TV networks ...

A dad is confessing that he goes back to sleep and lets his newborn baby watch television when his wife leaves for work in a ...

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Discover the most iconic TV characters of the '80s who defined the decade, from Dallas' J.R. Ewing to Cheers' Sam Malone.