Cartoon Network (CN) is home to childhood favorites like Teen Titans Go!, Gumball, and Adventure Time. Older CN viewers also ...

Since 1992, Cartoon Network has been home to some of the ... series for fans to bring up when discussing their favorite childhood show, it was one many people indulged in. It offered something ...

This show follows an anthropomorphic pink dog, who is more cowardly than courageous. And yet, each episode forced it to confront demons, villains, and more to protect its elderly owners.

For Gen Z, Y and X, the core memories include the sounds, themes and title tracks of after school fun times and weekend TV ...

While the animation style is obviously different from many other cartoons at the time, it’s the fact that it was so clearly made for tweens, teenagers and adults that makes it a great pick. But eh, ...

If you're like me, occasionally on a lazy weekend afternoon, you might find yourself bingeing Cartoon Network shows. Yet, is it only the nostalgia of childhood that make the shows so reminiscent ...

What a Cartoon! kickstarted a number of Cartoon Networks mainstays, yet the series remains unavailable to watch.

Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken, J.G. Quintel, Rebecca Sugar, Pendleton Ward, and Adam Muto talk about their work for ...

Hulu and Disney+ are officially bringing back one of Cartoon Network’s most beloved shows six years after ... of the original series ecstatic. “My childhood is back,” one declared on X ...

A major Cartoon Network show is coming back in a new way. According to Variety, the Steven Universe franchise is expanding ...

Cartoon Network icons discuss animation's past, evolving industry, creative challenges and mentoring new talent at Annecy ...

If you know me, you know that I’ve always been the queen of rewatching old shows that I’ve just come to love more and more as I’ve gotten older. From cartoon classics to live-action comedies ...