Were most of the cartoons just long-form advertisements for toys at the time? Sure, but they also had some episodes that would stay with us for years to come. Quite a few of our favorite '80s cartoons ...

As Halloween approaches, the childhood memory of sitting in front of the TV to watch a new spooky episode of a favorite show returns to mind. Halloween-themed media is a childhood staple to anyone who ...

Westword: So, when did you first hear about the Fifty Two 80s store, and why did you think it would make a good spiritual companion for Cartoons & Comedy? Chris Baker: I feel like some people told me ...

Along with their love of sleeping late and attempting nothing ambitious during daylight hours, millennials seem to have an unending appetite for nostalgia. Comedians have been capitalizing on this for ...

If you're a child of the '90s, you know how amazing the cartoons were. You'd get home from school, turn on that incredibly heavy box television and just start bingeing (if you weren't outside or ...

Gen Z breathes new life into 2000s cartoons online, remixing theme songs and memes to evoke nostalgia and connect with fellow ...

Reading Adam Gopnik’s piece on nostalgia in this week’s magazine got me all nostalgic for old New Yorker cartoons about nostalgia. We’ve had a few good ones in recent years. But, perhaps being under ...

The 1980s represented the golden age of television animation, creating shows that entertained children while subtly incorporating sophisticated themes about morality, environmentalism, and social ...

When we first ran a list of a dozen unmemorable ’80s cartoons back in November, we barely scratched the surface of the decade’s crappiest animated shows. Here are 12 more that deserve to be ...

Cartoons used to go off the rails, and we just accepted it. A sponge lived in a pineapple, a dog solved paranormal crimes, and no one ever questioned why a talking baby was British. These shows ...

A trip to the drive-in movie theater has always been one of my favorite summer activities. I can remember putting on my PJs as a kid, grabbing my blanket and pillow, and piling into the family minivan ...