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Just saw the first episode which is really 3 episodes combined, and it was excellent. It was a bit slow to start seeing as they needed to establish things, and the team doesn't form Voltron until the last few minutes, but this was still a solid way to start things off. One big change in this new...

So, the Titans are totally ignorant about world history. I'd buy it if they were 5, but these guys are teenagers who should know better by now. It says so in the title, people! Other than that, a pretty mediocre episode, though the whole Bowdlerization of Abe Lincoln's assassination was kind of...

The Amoeba Boys got to be the villains this episode, teaming up with a new threat to destroy the Internet. And Bubbles is unusually good with computers, something that would be more characteristic of Blossom.

Benson's finally growing some gumballs. No doubt he will chew out Mr. Maellard once the time comes.

Great to see Clarabelle Cow get a major part in an episode! And another Ludwig Von Drake episode, too? Awesome! :)

Indeed. These properties deserve to be introduced to a new generation in a proper manner. Though I don't know how The Jetsons and its satire on an optimistic future full of amazing technologies would work today seeing how many of the tech in that show (video phones, flatscreen TVs, smart...

It was fun seeing the kids building a castle out of junk only for Princess to tear it down every time. I also loved how King Fee grew bored of her position of power after getting rid of her as it was more fun commanding an army to fight her off. Also great to see a Dade-centric episode focusing...

That screen was apparently from a different series, so we can thank Tough Pigs for misleading us. It's disappointing, I know, but they're at least using the digital puppetry technology that Jim pioneered back in the '80s, unlike Dinosaur Train.

This is looking to be a better show about the arts than Little Einsteins was, whose wonderful potential of giving little ones an interest in classical music and art was bogged down by the need to be like Dora the Explorer like so many other American preschool shows at the time. I'm also really...

After watching Mr. Enter's "Top 20 Worst Opening Themes" video, I thought I'd post some of these terrible cartoon theme songs. Boy, the Twizzlers mouth sure has fallen on hard times lately. Captain Planet did not need any "hipping up" especially in a manner this painful, using phrases like...

Here's the first trailer, and by Glob does it look gorgeous! Hats off to Playtonic for polishing the game up like this! Can't wait to see how this game turns out in early 2017 when it releases! :)

Ninja Turtles wins the weekend box office, albeit with much less than its predecessor in spite of not being released in August. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2016&wknd=23&p=.htm

I'd love to check out Jan Švankmajer's adaptation from 1988 that combined live-action with stop-motion, including taxidermed animals! :eek: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_%281988_film%29

Fluttershy has a brother, making Rainbow Dash the only Mane 6 pony to lack siblings. I also loved how assertive Flutters was toward Zephyr Breeze in his freeloading and inability to stick to tasks. Clearly she's taking Iron Will's lessons to heart, though in a less aggressive manner. :)

The poor guy suffered a lot in his later years with Parkinson's and all that, largely from all those blows to the head. Unlike other boxers like Mike Tyson and George Foreman who retired while they still could, Ali refused to throw in the towel and it really took a toll on his health as a...

We got another Pops-centric episode, and this time, it's about his desire to see a planet that appears every couple of decades, but that opportunity was always missed in the past thanks to his father's disapproval. This planet also seems to give Pops telekinetic powers fueled by rage, which may...

We get a baseball episode this time, but it's used to distract a group of Homeworld Rubies and protect Peridot. I loved how the Rubies had different personalities here, suggesting that even your standard Gem soldiers can have some differences among them.

I liked how Clarence kept his word until he watched that nature video in class with the three-toed sloth. Then he couldn't wait to blab about it because he found it so funny. It was like holding in a sneeze.

Jeff has two mommies and an extra toe! Who would have guessed? I was also floored by the little bit about how Clarence wondered why his moms couldn't just snipped Jeff's tow off from the start, with them stating that they wanted to wait until he's old enough to decide for himself. Yet another...

There are so many books in that series to work off of compared to that movie, which adapted only three. So we could have something more faithful to the books this time.