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I've only seen one episode*, but preach on re: the bolded part. Too many people drank the Helga Pataki Kool-Aid, but I wasn't very thirsty that day. * - That the one episode I saw seemed to make Leonardo (who leads, if the folk songs are to be believed) into a dummy suggested that doubling the...

5. Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 4. Monsters vs. Aliens 3. TUFF Puppy 2. The Loud House 1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

I wrestled with it (and even broke out some UFC), but I managed to figure out my favorite Disney cartoons of the decade. 10...yeah, I couldn't think of a '10', but the list'd be naked at '9', I think. 9. Sofia the First - It's cute. What can I tell you? 8. Hotel Transylvania - I was (and...

Though the network had its share of missteps, I'm amazed (overall) at how much Cartoon Network was crushing it this decade, so much so that I had to make a top 20 list. 20. ben 10 - I could never abide the bickering in the original show and while this could use more interesting villains (even...

Anyone who calls Teen Titans Go the worst CN show has clearly never been exposed to Mad. Lucky dogs.

Fillmore. They may need to recast the title role, but I defy anyone to say that you couldn't get at least two or three more seasons out of the premise of '70s cop show set in a middle school'.

Day of the Animals - So...slow day in the writers' room, I take it?

Dude, this trope is older than your parents. I'm not too keen on it myself, but it was hardly original to wherever "The X-Files" took it from.

Some shows, like Catscratch or Fillmore, interweave some clever touches into their writing and characterization. Other shows, like Dave the Barbarian or Almost Naked Animals or Pickle and Peanut, are just comedy machines; no pretense other than making an audience laugh. It's hard to pinpoint...

Yeah. You're probably thinking, 'What's he doing back? He pretty much dumped on the whole show its first season.' I was curious. "Something's Fishy" I'll say. I missed the episodes that established/elaborated on this, but...Liv's a villain? Gee whiz. If you can't trust Matilda, who can you...

I'm trying to think of the last show where everyone on it but the main characters were interesting and entertaining. There seemed to be a strong "Regular Show" vibe to it, but (so far, at least) Rigby at his worst was still more likable than Victor (and if you think about it, that's really...

I know that this is just the first episode and it is a rare thing for the first episode of an animated series to hit it out of the park. Even so, remember when "Teen Titans Go!" came out and people were like 'What's this nonsense? Why can't it be more like the DC Nation shorts?' Well - for the...

Wait, what?

Hmmmm. The "Bojack Horseman" reruns seem to be a pretty good match for "South Park". Really, the network needs to give it up. "South Park" had a good run and they have two decades of reruns. They don't need a replacement for it, esp. given what they've placed it with in recent times. "Jeff and...

My big problem with this show was Salem (weird, given that he was one of the saving graces of the Hart sisters show). He was a double-agent for the Big Bad and given a smarmy, Paul Lyndeian voice. Either one of these would've been an annoyance, but someone on the staff was all... and here we...