The 1990s was a big deal for pop culture. It was a time when a lot of cool stuff happened, especially on TV. TV shows weren’t just shows—they were like a window into a whole new world. They showed us what life was like, what people wore, and even how they talked. … Read more
While many of the very earliest television shows were short-lived and obscure, a lot of people have probably heard of Ripley’s Believe It or Not! In some context. It first started out as a comic, which some might remember regularly reading in the newspaper. This was usually just a single-panel daily comic … Read more
In an era where television series such as Netflix’s Stranger Things have reignited a passion for the past, and the art of old photo restoration connects us with our history, we are witnessing a powerful resurgence of nostalgia within our television culture. This wave of fondness for yesteryears is making everything old, new … Read more
Garfield, the lazy, fat, lasagna-loving cat, is the brainchild of American cartoonist Jim Davis. The fictional orange tabby first appeared in a comic strip in 1976. Now, he has been seen in several television series and primetime specials, movies, video games and even a play. Speaking of television series, Garfield makes his … Read more
Justice League is an animated television series that ran from 2001 to 2004 in Cartoon Network. This animated TV series is part of the DC animated universe, and it is produced by Warner Bros. Animation. Justice League, the animated series is based on the comic book by DC Comic entitled Justice League … Read more
An animated television show is an animated series developed and produced for television viewing by cartoon directors, producers, and other staff members. They are most commonly called “anime” (short for anime), but they may also be called ” cartoons” (in American English). Typically these shows are made in Japanese, though they are … Read more
When “Rugrats” first hit television screens in 1991, it quickly captured the imaginations of children and adults alike, introducing a world seen through the eyes of a group of adventurous babies. This animated series, created by Arlene Klasky, Gábor Csupó, and Paul Germain, became a defining feature of ’90s pop culture, running … Read more
Today, watching cartoons is easy as pie. You will just have to take out your iPad or turn on your Smart TV, open Netflix and watch whatever cartoon you want to watch. In most cases, you wouldn’t even have to wait a week to watch another episode. A whole season is uploaded … Read more
The 1980s were a golden era for television, giving birth to a plethora of shows that have since become cultural icons. This decade was characterized by groundbreaking storytelling, memorable characters, and innovative concepts that pushed the boundaries of what TV could be. From the laughter-filled living rooms courtesy of classic sitcoms to … Read more