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Here you can learn about some of the best cartoons on TV. Cartoons aren't just for kids anymore. Well some of them are.

Current Cartoons

  1. Family Guy
  2. South Park
  3. Simpsons
  4. SpongeBob SquarePants
  5. Jackie Chan Adventures
  6. The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
  7. Aqua Teen Hunger Force
  8. Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
  9. Sealab 2021
  10. Space Ghost Coast to Coast
  11. Samurai Jack
  12. Justice League
  13. This Just In...
  14. Kid Notorious
  15. VH1's ILL-ustrated
  16. King of the Hill
  17. All Grown Up
  18. Duck Dodgers

 FamilY
Guy

Information
This was one of the great animated shows on Fox. It was created by Seth MacFarlane and many voices were done by him too. I watched it all the time and I would even tape them sometimes, but than someone had to be gay and cancel it. The show was on for three seasons Volume One DVD came out resently and it was good. At least I can still watch it on the Cartoon Network during Adult Swim.
The show is about the Griffin family that lives at 31 Spooner Street, Quahog, Rhode Island.

Cast:
Regulars
  • Peter Griffin (Seth MacFarlane)
  • Lois Griffin (Alex Borstein)
  • Meg Griffin (Mila Kunis)
  • Chris Griffin (Seth Green)
  • Stewie Griffin (Seth MacFarlane)
  • Brian Griffin (Seth MacFarlane)

Semi-Regulars

  • Glen Quagmire (Seth MacFarlane)
  • Cleveland (Mike Henry)
  • Joe Swanson (Patrick Warburton)
  • Tom Tucker (Seth MacFarlane)
  • Diane Simmons (Lori Alan)
  • Mayor Adam West (Adam West)
Family Guy: New Eps Early 2005

 

FAMILY GUY RETURNS TO PRODUCTION WITH AN INITIAL ORDER OF 22 NEW EPISODES TO PREMIERE IN EARLY 2005

Emmy Award-winning animated comedy series confirmed to run on Cartoon Network; FOX Broadcasting Company retains broadcast window

In an unprecedented move, 20th Century Fox Television has committed to producing a minimum of 22 new half-hour episodes of Seth MacFarlanes Emmy Award-winning animated comedy series FAMILY GUY more than two years after the series aired its last original episode. The move comes on the heels of the series elevation to pop culture phenomenon, particularly among the traditionally hard-to-reach young adult demographic, as demonstrated by its enormous success on DVD and on the Cartoon Network. In 2003, FAMILY GUY was the #1 selling TV property on DVD. On Cartoon Network, FAMILY GUY ranks #1 in its time period on cable among Adults and Men 18-34 and Adults and Men 18-24, and also beats both The Late Show with David Letterman and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in head-to-head competition among Men 18-34 and Men 18-24.

The new episodes will be available in early 2005 to be shown on Adult Swim, Cartoon Networks late night block of animated programming for adults on which FAMILY GUY currently ranks as the #1 show. The Fox Broadcasting Company has an option to license the original runs of those new episodes.

Seth MacFarlane, creator and executive producer of FAMILY GUY and two-time Emmy Award winner for his work on the series, and producer Kara Vallow are currently assembling the writing and production staff for the new episodes.

This is incredibly exciting for everyone at Fox, enthused 20th Century Fox TV President Gary Newman. The overwhelming response to Family Guy this past year is a real tribute to Seths vision and talent and its been really gratifying to all the executives who never stopped championing him and the show. The fact that after all this time we were able figure out a way to get back into production is a testament both to Seths passion for keeping it alive and some really great teamwork among the executives at our studio and home entertainment and syndication divisions and those at Turner and the Cartoon Network. Were thrilled for Seth, were thrilled for his fans, and to be honest were thrilled for our teenage kids who threatened to emancipate themselves if we didnt figure out a way to bring the show back.

Commented Seth MacFarlane, Im just incredibly excited that were back in business on Family Guy. Now all those crazy kids whove been hounding me to bring the show back can stop bothering me and move onto more serious matters like saving Coupling.

FAMILY GUY chronicles the lives of the Griffin family, a tight-knit but tense nuclear family living in Quahog, Rhode Island. Peter, the loving but not-overly-ambitious patriarch, and Lois, his devoted wife, maintain a comfortable middle class home. Teen queen Meg, slacker Chris and homicidal infant Stewie round out the Griffin brood, but the most sensible and well-spoken member of the clan is the family dog, Brian. FAMILY GUY had its series preview on FOX on January 31, 1999 following the Super Bowl and its series premiere on April 11, 1999. It earned an Emmy Award in 2000 for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance (Seth MacFarlane) and an Emmy Award in 2002 for Outstanding Music & Lyrics (Walter Murphy and Seth MacFarlane) and was nominated for Outstanding Animated Series in 2000. The final original episode aired February 14, 2002. FAMILY GUY joined Cartoon Networks Adult Swim on Sunday, April 20, 2003 and immediately became the blocks top-rated programming, dominating late night viewing in its time period vs. cable and broadcast competition.

Bringing Family Guy to the Adult Swim lineup last April really helped turn the block into a cultural phenomenon with young adults, said Jim Samples, Cartoon Network executive vice president and general manager. Now, as the destination for new episodes of what has become the blocks most popular series, Family Guy will help boost Adult Swim to the next level in terms of buzz and ratings. We could not be more excited to have Seth and 20th Century Fox Television on board as Adult Swim continues its growth as the best place on TV for young adults.

The
Simpsons
 
Information
The Simpsons were created by Matt Groening and the first episode aired December 17th, 1989 entitled Simpsons Roasting Over an Open Fire. The show has been on for over 14 seasons I think and over 300 episodes. It is most likely going to be the longest running cartoon ever.
The Simpsons home address is 742 Evergreen Terrace. They live in Springfield, but it is a fictional Springfield not Illinois or whatever it was choosen because there are 121 Spingfields in the USA.

Cast
The Simpsons
  • Homer J. Simpson
  • Marjorie "Marge" Simpson
  • Bartholemew J. "Bart" Simpson
  • Lisa Marie Simpson
  • Margaret "Maggie" Simpson

Others
(there are way to many to list all)

  • Mr. Burns
  • Smithers
  • Ned Flanders and Family
  • Moe
  • Barney
  • Krust
  • Sideshow Bob
  • Sideshow Mel
  • Itchy & Scratchy
  • Karl
  • Lenny
  • Apu
  • Chief Wiggum
  • Ralph Wiggum
  • Seymour Skinner
  • Edna Krabapple
  • OttoWillie

SpongeBob
SquarePants

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How many sponges do you know who get their own hit cartoon series? The list may be limited, but SpongeBob stands out from the rest. Relentlessly optimistic SpongeBob SquarePants lives in the undersea township of Bikini Bottom, along with an assortment of zany supporting characters. Among them is his best friend, the lovable - but dim - sea star named Patrick; the irritable perfectionist neighbor named Squidward; and an athletic squirrel named Sandy who lives in an undersea treedome. SpongeBob is employed as a fry cook at the local burger place, The Krusty Krab, which is operated by a penny-pinching old crustacean named Mr. Krabs.

The show launched in the summer of 1999, and quickly became one of the highest-rated cartoons on television. The show has a wide and loyal fan base. In fact, many celebrities are taken away by SpongeBob's antics!

Cast:

  • SpongeBob SquarePants (Tom Kenny)
  • Gary (Tom Kenny)
  • Mr. SquarePants (Tom Kenny)
  • Narrator (Tom Kenny)
  • Patchy The Pirate (Tom Kenny)
  • Patrick Star (Bill Fagerbakke)
  • Squidward Tentacles (Rodger Bumpass)
  • Sandy Cheeks (Carolyn Lawrence)
  • Mr. Eugene H. Krabs (Clancy Brown)
  • Pearl Krabs (Lori Alan)
  • Mrs. Puff (Mary Jo Catlett)
  • Mrs. SquarePants (Mary Jo Catlett)
  • Sheldon J. Plankton (Mr. Lawrence)
  • Larry the Lobster (Mr. Lawrence)
  • Other Voices (Mr. Lawrence)
  • Various voices (Dee Bradley Baker)
  • Various (Sirena Irwin)

Jackie Chan
 Adventures
 
Jackie Chan is now a cartoon character in his very own television series, battling to obtain the 12 magic talismans, each containing its very own power. He and his uncle get a visit from Jackie's niece - Jade - and that's when Jackie finds out about Section 13 and the magic talismans which the Dark Hand are trying to retrieve to free the trapped Dragon, Shendu, from his prison of stone, so he will give them the lost treasure of Shen Che Hun. Jackie Chan defeated the Dark Hand almost every time, so Shendu had to use his own allies - The Shadowkhan - to help them destroy Jackie Chan. All the talismans that were found were placed in high security in Section 13. While Jackie Chan continued to obtain each and every talisman, the Dark Hand also tried to figure out where Section 13 was located to steal the Talismans and continue searching for the remaining stones. Soon, all of the Talismans were collected and Shendu was freed from his stone form. Now, he was able to roam the Earth and destroy all of Asia, but Jackie Chan, with Uncle and Jade, stopped him and Jade destroyed him.

In Season 2, Shendu's spirit is told by his brothers and sister that he should've released him when he was in the real world and they put a spell on him to possess a person to get the Pan Ku box and remain in that person's body until all of the 7 demon sorcerers are released [Which he plans to possess Jackie Chan]. If he fails, the torment on Shendu will begin. After taking over Valmont's body mistakenly, he must free the other demons to reign chaos on the planet. He then possessed the Pan Ku Box which can release his fellow demons at different rendezvous points and bring chaos upon the Earth and to destroy Jackie Chan. Jackie continues to search for the Pan Ku box and retrieve it before the Dark Hand actually sends a demon he cannot defeat with Uncle, Jade, and Tohru.

In Season 3, just as Jackie is ready to retire from Section 13, Daolon Wong AND the Dark Hand break into Section 13, trying to steal the talismans. But, Jackie blows up the talismans so they must now save the talisman powered animals from Daolon Wong and his newly Dark Chi warriorized servants Finn, Ratso, and Chow...and later Hak Foo. Even at the time Daolon Wong resurrected Shendu to get the power of combustion. After Shendu was reverted back to a statue and Daolon Wong and the enforcers [who have been returned to their true forms] have been arrested, the talismans popped out of Shendu during the defeat.

Now in season 4, he must stop Tarakudo the Shadowkhan King and the enforcers from collecting the 9 omni masks [Which used to be his generals] of power that will allow him to control the shadowkhan. (And you think YOUR life is hectic!!)

Jackie Chan Adventures was nominated for three awards at the Emmy Awards for 2002 and 2001. The series was nominated for the 2001 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Special Class, received by Robert Duran (supervising sound editor), and Roshaun Hawley (dialogue editor/adr editor). Nominated for the 2002 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Special Class, received by the same crew members as last year, and for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Special Class. Fil Brown (re-recording mixer), Dan Cubert (re-recording mixer), Melissa Gentry-Ellis (re-recording mixer) accepted the award while Jackie Chan obtained the 2002 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program.

Cast:

  • James Sie - Jackie Chan, Shendu, Chow
  • Jackie Chan - Jackie Chan
  • Stacie Chan - Jade Chan
  • Sab Shimono - Uncle Chan
  • Noah Nelson - Tohru
  • Amy Hill - Mama Tohru
  • Miguel Sandoval - El Toro Fuerte
  • Andrew Ableson - Valmont [2001-]
  • Greg Ellis - Valmont (2001-)
  • Julian Sands - Valmont [voice] (2000-2001)
  • Adam Baldwin - Finn
  • Clancy Brown - Captain Augustus Black, Ratso
  • Corey Burton - Xaio Fung [2001]
  • Jim Cummings - Hak Foo
  • John DiMaggio - Hak Foo (season 2+)
  • Susan Eisenberg - Viper
  • Jeannie Elias - Drew
  • James Hong - Daolon Wong
  • Mona Marshall - Bai Tsa/Po Kong [2001]
  • Glenn Shadix - Tso Lan [2001]
  • Andre Sogliuzzo - Hsi Wu [2001]
  • Franco Velez - Paco
  • Frank Welker - Dai Gui/Tchang Zu [2001]

Jimmy
Neutron
Boy Genius
 
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius follows Jimmy Neutron, his faithful robotic dog, Goddard, and his eclectic friends and family as they experience life in Retroville. Jimmy is a typical kid, who just happens to be a genius. He creates gadgets to improve his everyday life, but his inventions go awry more often then not, and hilarious trouble ensues.

Cast:
  • Debi Derryberry - Jimmy Neutron (voice)
  • Megan Cavanagh - Judy Neutron (voice)
  • Mark DeCarlo - Hugh Neutron (voice)
  • Jeffrey Garcia - Sheen Estevez (voice)
  • Rob Paulsen - Carl Wheezer (voice)
  • Crystal Scales - Libby Folfax (voice)
  • Carolyn Lawrence - Cindy Vortex (voice)
  • Andrea Martin - Miss Winifred Fowl (voice)
  • Candi Milo - Nick Dean (voice)
  • Frank Welker - Goddard (voice) / Special Vocal Effects

Aqua Teen
Hunger Force
 
Aqua Teen Hunger Force follows the misadventures of three human-sized fast food items: Master Shake, the self-proclaimed leader, Meatwad, the stupid but adorable meatball who is constantly abused by Master Shake, and Frylock, the only member of the group with any sense at all.

Together, they are the Aqua Teen Hunger Force! Along with their neighbor Carl, they are dedicated to solving the mysteries of New Jersey... well, not exactly.

Cast:
  • Frylock (Carey Means)
  • Master Shake (Dana Snyder)
  • Meatwad (Dave Willis)
  • Carl (Dave Willis)
  • Dr. Weird (C. Martin Croker)
  • Steve (C. Martin Croker)

SAMURAI
JACK

This cartoon from Dexter's Labratory creator Genndy Tartakovsky tells the story of a great warrior displaced to the distant future by the evil shape-shifting wizard Aku. The world has become a bleak place under the rule of Aku, segregated into fantastic tribes and ruled by Aku's evil robot warlords. Jack travels this foreign landscape in search of a time portal that can return him to his home time so he can "undo the future that is Aku!".

There is a live action movie "in the works" to be directed (currently) by Brett Ratner and distributed by New Line Cinema, but this is still in early pre-production stages and will probably not see the light of day until at least 2004.

Cast:

  • Phil LaMarr - Jack
  • Mako - Aku

This Just In...

 

The world changes every day, and This Just In's resident conservative Brian Newport isn't happy about it one damn bit.

The kind of guy who says what everybody's thinking, Newport has no filter. If it's in his head, it's out of his mouth and there's absolutely no stopping him -- no matter what how much his friends are going to have to duck and cover. And whether it's a visit from Ted Kennedy, losing his favorite bar to women, or throwing a "Warfare" to raise money for the military still in Iraq, one thing is for sure: If it's in the news, and on your minds, it's on "This Just In."

 

Voices:

Peter MacNicol - Craig Tindle
Steve Marmel - Brian Newport
Phil Morris - Jimmy Townhouse

Kid
Notorious
 
Comedy Central's upcoming animated series starring legendary producer-philanderer Robert Evans is sure to offend just about everyone. "Kid Notorious," is the politically incorrect cartoon show that premiered in October that lampoons Hollywood through the eyes of one of its most notorious players.

Cast:
  • Robert Evans - Kid Notorious (voice)
  • Niecy Nash - Tollie Mae (voice)
  • Alan Selka - English (voice)

VH1's         
ILL-ustrated
 
VH1's ILL-ustrated is a half-hour animated sketch comedy show loosely based on the cartoons found at CampChaos.com. Tune in as we unleash the forces of satire on the music industry and pop culture, including, but not limited to popular musicians, bands, pop icons, divas, music television networks & personalities and events in music industry lore.

King of the Hill
 
King of the Hill is another animation hit for Beavis and Butthead creator Mike Judge, who also voices the starring character Hank Hill, a propane gas salesman in the fictional town Arlen, Texas. Hank is often besieged by the idiosyncrasies of society, but he finds (some) serenity in his home-life with his wife, substitute Spanish teacher Peggy, his awkward son Bobby and his live-in niece-in-law Luanne Platter. Adding flavor to the ordinary dish the series serves are Hank's friends, divorcee military barber Bill Dauterive, paranoid Dale Gribble (with an obsession with Government conspiracy theories) and gibberish spouting Boomhauer.

Cast:
  • Ashley Gardner - Voice of Nancy Gribble
  • Johnny Hardwick - Voice of Dale Alvin Gribble
  • David Herman - Voice of Buckley, Eustis
  • Dave Herman - Buckley/Eustice/Additional Voices
  • Toby Huss - Voice of Cotton Hill, Kahn Souphanousinphone
  • Jonathan Joss - Voice of John Redcorn
  • Mike Judge - Hank Hill/Boomhauer/Stuart Dooley/Additional Characters (voice)
  • Chuck Mangione - Himself (Various Episodes)
  • Breckin Meyer - voice of Joseph John Gribble (age 13)
  • Brittany Murphy - Voice of Luanne Platter, Joseph John Gribble (age 12)
  • Kathy Najimy - Voice of Peggy Hill
  • Stephen Root - Voice of William 'Bill' Fontaine DeLaTeaur Dauterive/Buck Strickland
  • Pamela Segall - Voice of Robert 'Bobby' Jeffrey Hill
  • Lauren Tom - Voice of Minh Souphanousinphone, Connie Souphanousinphone

All
Grown
Up!

After Nickelodeon's summer 2001 special The Rugrats: All Growed Up (showcasing the famous babies as pre-teens) became their highest rated Nickelodeon program ever, the people at Nick decided they would cash-in and make it a TV series. It premiered in November 2003, and was preceded by a series of more specials. Seventeen episodes have already been ordered, so hang on...next stop, the future!

Voices:

  • Elizabeth Daily - Tommy Pickles
  • Tara Strong - Dylan 'Dil' Pickles
  • Cheryl Chase - Angelica C. Pickles
  • Nancy Cartwright - Charles 'Chuckie' Finster
  • Kath Soucie - Phillip 'Phil'/Lillian 'Lil'/Betty DeVille
  • Dionne Quan - Kimi Watanabe Finster
  • Cree Summer - Susie Carmichael
  • Julia Kato - Kira Finster
  • Michael Bell - Chaz Finster/Drew Pickles/Boris
  • Jack Riley - Stu Pickles
  • Melanie Chartoff - Didi Pickles
  • Joe Alaskey - Grandpa Lou Pickles
  • Tress MacNeille - Charlotte Pickles
  • Phil Proctor - Howard DeVille
  • Heidi Anderson - Tiffany "Cheerfreak" Lander
  • Amanda Bynes - Taffy
  • Laraine Newman - Samantha Shane
  • Jeremy Piven - Various Voices

Duck
Dodgers
 
Duck Dodgers is a hapless soul who was frozen inside a spaceship in the 21st century and came out 351 years later. Through his scheming and lies, Duck has convinced the Earth's Defensive Protectorate that he is a hero from the 21st century and has been given a spaceship and a crew. Together they form a "galactic force" that must team up against Earth's major enemy, Mars, and its Martian Commander X-2.

Cast:
  • Joe Alaskey - Duck Dodgers/Martian Commander
  • Bob Bergen - Cadet
  • Tia Carrere - Martian Queen
  • Michael Dorn - Martian Centurian Robots
  • Richard McGonagle - Dr. I.Q. Hi

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Past Cartoons

  1. Clerks: The Animated Series
  2. Beavis and Butt-Head
  3. Futurama
  4. Home Movies
  5. The Angry Beavers
  6. The Brak Show
  7.  Invader ZIM
  8. Courage the Cowardly Dog
  9. Rocko's Modern Life
  10. Hey Arnold!
  11. Time Squad
  12. Sheep in the Big City
  13. 3 South
  14. Clone High
  15. The O'blongs
  16. Dexter's Laboratory
  17. Spider-Man
  18. Mission Hill
  19. The Critic
  20. Lupin the 3rd

Clerks:
The Animated Series

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This was an extremely funny cartoon on ABC, but only five episodes got to air because ABC is gay and canceled it. This cartoon was based on characters created by Kevin Smith in the movie Clerks, which was not a cartoon. You can buy the series on DVD that is how I saw it. On the DVD you can see all the episodes including episode six, which was never on TV. You can also listen to the commentary on every episode.

Cast:
  • Dante Hicks (Brian O'Halloran)
  • Randall Graves (Jeff Anderson)
  • Jay (Jason Mewes)
  • Silent Bob (Kevin Smith)
  • Leonardo Leonardo (Alec Baldwin)

Beavis and Butt-Head
 
Information
Beavis and Butt-Head premiered on MTV in September 1992, as a segment of "Liquid Television." The boys (and creator Mike Judge) were rewarded with their own show, which debuted on March 8, 1993. It spawned a 1996 feature film, 'Beavis and Butt-head Do America,' plus numerous video games, screensavers, books, court cases concerning fire, clothing and other memorabilia.

Cast:
  • Beavis (Mike Judge)
  • Butt-head (Mike Judge)
  • Principal McVicker (Mike Judge)
  • Tom Anderson (Mike Judge)
  • David Van Driessen (Mike Judge)
  • Bradley Buzzcut (Mike Judge)
  • Additional Characters (Mike Judge)
  • Other Voices (Chris Marcil)

FUTURAMA

Futurama, set in the next millennium, follows the exploits of Fry, a pizza delivery boy who was cryogenically frozen by accident for 1,000 years; Leela, a female cyclops; Bender, an immoral robot, and others as they work for an intergalactic delivery service owned by Fry's great, great, great,..nephew, Professor Farnsworth.

Futurama has also spawned a highly successful comic series, Futurama Comics which will be going into its second year this January. They have eleven issues out in stores, with a new one coming out soon. They also have a two-part comic special titled "Futurama/Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis" which is a crossover between Futurama and Matt Groening's other creation, The Simpsons. Both parts are out in bookstores.

It's sad that this great show had to be cancelled by FOX. They are just airing leftover episodes from Season 4 at this point and all of the animators for Futurama are out of jobs because FOX told them to stop production. Even more sadly, most of the fans didn't see this coming. It was a slow and gradual process dating back almost to Season 2, when Futurama was constantly being pre-empted do to football games on Sundays. It caused a backup of episodes to be aired so FOX figured that they had enough episodes left to show and then they'll just milk Futurama reruns for all they're worth as well. Matt Groening has tried desperately to his show, but FOX won't allow him to save it. He tried to get it moved to another network, but FOX has the rights to the show. He tried to get it moved to a better time slot, but since FOX likes the idea of it constantly being pre-empted, they denied his request. If you look at the Sunday Night lineup, they have an empty slot at 7:30pm/6:30c in which they air Simpsons & King of the Hill reruns instead. Whenever The Simpsons or King of the Hill was pre-empted, FOX always made sure they would show it sometime later in the evening, but when it comes to Futurama, they just don't care. They treat it like yesterday's trash. Matt Groening's next idea for saving the show was possibly making a movie (a trilogy in mind) and he has been in talks with FOX about it (I wouldn't be surprised if they denied him that too). Not to mention that FOX is ignoring phone calls from fans to save the show, letters from fans to save the show, online petitions from the fans to save the show, and even more shocking, the recent Emmy win by Futurama in which Futurama took The Simpsons off of its seven year winning streak in the category "Best Animated Program for Programming Less then One Hour". That alone is telling you something there. A funny thing is that the episode Futurama won the Emmy for Roswell That Ends Well, was pre-empted when it was supposed to be aired do to an overrun football game and a half hour postgame show as well. Good news about the show is that Cartoon Network just started to syndicate the reruns. Check your local listings for details.

Cast:

  • Philip J. Fry (Billy West)
  • Professor Hubert Farnsworth (Billy West)
  • Bender Bending Rodriguez "Bending Unit 22" (John DiMaggio)
  • Turanga Leela (Katey Sagal)
  • Hermes Conrad (Phil LaMarr)
  • Dr. John Zoidberg (Billy West)
  • Zapp Brannigan (Billy West)
  • Amy Wong (Lauren Tom)
  • Leo Wong (Billy West)
  • Inez Wong (Lauren Tom)
  • Nibbler (Frank Welker)
  • Cubert Farnsworth (Kath Soucie)
  • Michelle (Kath Soucie)
  • Mom (Tress MacNeille)
  • Linda the Newscaster (Tress MacNeille)
  • Mayor Poopenmayer (Dave Herman)
  • Professor Ogden Wernstrum (Dave Herman)
  • Toronga Morris (Dave Herman)
  • Larry (Dave Herman)
  • Dwayne (Dave Herman)
  • Kif Kroker (Maurice LaMarche)
  • Morbo (Maurice LaMarche)
  • Walt (Maurice LaMarche)
  • Raoul (Maurice LaMarche)
  • Lionel Preacherbot (Phil LaMarr)
  • iZac (Phil LaMarr)
  • Additional Voices (Maurice LaMarche)
  • Additional Voices (Dave Herman)
  • Additional Voices (Phil LaMarr)
  • Various (Tress MacNeille)
  • Additonal Voices (Kath Soucie)
  • Various voices (Frank Welker)

HOME
MOVIES
 
Home Movies is a show about Brendon, a kid who lives in a broken home. He also directs his own home-made movies with best friends Jason and Melissa. It is made by Soup2Nuts using Squigglevision in the first season, and Flash in the second season and up. Home Movies was short lived, until Cartoon Network picked it up. It currently airs as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block.

Cast:
  • Brendon Small (Brendon Small)
  • Jason (H. Jon Benjamin)
  • Coach John McGuirk (H. Jon Benjamin)
  • Melissa (Melissa Bardin Galsky)
  • Paula Small [eps 6+] (Janine Ditullio)
  • Paula Small [eps 1-5] (Paula Poundstone)
  • Brendon's Dad (Louis C.K.)
  • Mr. Lynch (Ron Lynch)

THE ANGRY BEAVERS
 
Norbert and Daggett are two fun loving beaver brothers, who had to leave home when their mum had a new litter. Now in their own chill palace of a home, Norb and Dag can stay up as late as they want, watch late night movies and eat what they want, but living on your own isn't always a blast... Like most brothers Dag and Norb are close and have their fare share of ups and downs. When they're down they sure are a couple of Angry Beavers!

Cast:
  • Norbert (Nick Bakay)
  • Daggett (Richard Steven Horvitz)
  • Treeflower (Cynthia Mann)
  • Barry (Barry White)

Invader
ZIM
 
Invader ZIM is an eccentric alien soldier from the planet Irk. He was banished from the Irken Empire after nearly destroying his home planet on an early mission. After begging his superiors, the Almighty Tallest Red and Purple, for another chance, they decide to get rid of him once and for all. They trick him into going on a "secret mission" to an obscure planet at the edge of the universe, a planet with the unlikely name of Earth, in hopes that he'll die along the way. But their trick backfires when ZIM safely reaches Earth and begins his ever-so-subtle conquest of it. He disguises himself as a schoolboy, and now the only person who can stop him is one kid - Dib, a somewhat insane paranormal researcher, who sees straight through ZIM's disguise and is intent on stopping his reign of "terror". The only problem is that neither of them is very good at stopping the other.

Cast:
  • Invader ZIM (Richard Steven Horvitz)
  • GIR (Rosearik Rikki Simons)
  • Dib (Andy Berman)
  • Ms. Bitters (Lucille Bliss)
  • Gaz (Melissa Fahn)
  • Almighty Tallest Purple (Kevin McDonald)
  • Almighty Tallest Red (Wally Wingert)

Courage
the Cowardly Dog
 
Courage is one of Cartoon Network's original animated series and is part of the collection known as Cartoon Cartoons. The Chicken From Outer Space (the pilot) was a short on the What A Cartoon Show! in 1995 and was nominated for an Oscar in the short film animated category, but lost. Although it has won other awards. In November of 1999, it was picked up as a series.

Courage the Cowardly Dog was an abandoned dog and was found by his owner Muriel who lives in the middle of Nowhere, Kansas with her husband Eustace Bagge. Eustace is a failed farmer who farms no more. His most prized object is his old truck. He is usually watching his old black and white televison and is always asking for his meal. He is crazy about his red chair. Muriel loves to sit in her rocking chair watch her favorite show (not mentioned what it's called), cook, play her sitar, and enjoy talking with Courage. Eustace, on the other hand, dislikes Courage. He scares him with a mask. Courage is a dog almost afraid of everything and with the help of his computer he battles the villians and saves himself and his owners. They don't have any neighbors that live next door. Katz is the most common villian that is seen on the show, he thinks up wise traps to lure people into their doom. The bickering of Eustace, the old customs of Muriel, the action of the villians, and the humor of Courage make it a great show!

Cast:
  • Marty Grabstein - Courage
  • Thea White - Muriel
  • Lionel Wilson - Eustace
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  • Arthur Anderson - Eustace (7/5/2002-
  • Simon Prebble - The Computer
  • Tim Chi Ly - Di Lung
  • Paul Schoeffler - Katz
  • Mary Testa - Shirley the Medium
  • Billie Lou Watt - Ma
  • John Dilworth - Additional Characters

Rocko's
Modern
Life
 
Rocko is a wallaby, born and raised in the sunburned land Down Under, Australia. A few years ago, he left the comfort of his native continent and came to live in the United States. Since then, he's managed to pick up an assortment of oddball, but well-meaning, friends including: gluttonous Heffer Wolfe (actually a Steer, who, at a young age, was adopted by a family of wolves), faithful (but none-too-bright) pet pooch named Spunky, and paranoid hypochondriac Filburt (a turtle with a personal philosophy: "Turn the page, wash your hands, turn the page, wash your hands").

Other characters include The Bigheads (Rocko's irritable next-door neighbors), Dr. Paula Hutchison (an always smiling doctor-of-all-trades, and love interest of Filburt), and two slippery characters known as The Chameleon Brothers. These folks live in a bizarre district known as O-Town, which is actually under the industrial monopoly of a huge corporation called Conglom-O (their slogan: "We Own You"). Stephen Hillenberg still found success after Rocko, and that was what we now call SpongeBob SquarePants!

Most of the stories revolve around Rocko trying to cope with the absurdities and difficulties in modern life. And living in a place like O-Town, you can bet there are plenty of those!
 
Cast:
  • Carlos Alazraqui - Rocko, Spunky, Rabbit
  • Charlie Adler - Ed Bighead, Bev Bighead, The Fatheads, Hippo Lady, Heffer's Father, Grandpa Wolfe, Mr. Dupette
  • Tom Kenny - Heffer Wolfe, Mr. Smitty, Peaches
  • Linda Wallem - Dr. Hutchison, Virginia Wolfe, Winnifred Wolfe (1993-1996)
  • Mr. Lawrence - Filbert, Heffer's Mother
  • Kevin Meaney - Widow Hutchison (1996)
  • Joe Murray - Ralph Bighead

HEY ARNOLD!
 
Hey Arnold! is a much-loved and popular nicktoon on Nickelodeon. The whole basis of the show is Helga's love for Arnold, but a lot of episodes and storylines focus on Arnold and his friends. Hey Arnold! shows a variety of different characters - even the background characters have 1 or 2 episodes on themselves. Arnold is a good person and tries to do things right. People at his school seek him for advice and see him as their own advisor.
 
Cast:
  • Elizabeth Ashley - Voice of Mrs. Vitello
  • Craig Bartlett - Voice of Brainy/Abner/Nashville Ned/Arnold's Father/Mr. Packenham/Many More
  • Jim Belushi - Voice of Coach Jack Wittenberg
  • Ashley Buccille - Voice of Lila
  • Dan Butler - Voice of Mr. Simmons/Lila's Dad
  • Dan Castellaneta - Voice of Arnold's Grandpa (Phil), Sheena's Uncle Earl, The Jolly Olly Ice Cream Man, Dr. Murray Steiglitz, Nick Vermicelli
  • Toran Caudell - Voice of Arnold (Season 1)/Wolfgang (Season 2+)
  • Baoan Coleman - Voice of Mr. Hyunh
  • Rick Corso - Voice of Dino Spumoni
  • Benjamin Diskin - Voice of Eugene (Season 2 until first half of season 5)
  • Nika Frost - Voice of Olga, Lorenzo's Mother
  • Sam Gifaldi - Voice Sid, Robert, Billy
  • Olivia Hack - Voice of Rhonda
  • Dom Irrera - Voice of Ernie
  • James Keane - Voice of Mr. Green
  • Spencer Klein - Voice of Arnold (Season 4+)
  • Maurice LaMarche - Voice of "Big" Bob Pataki (Helga's Dad), Revis, Jacques
  • Alex D. Linz - Voice of Arnold (Season 5+)
  • Tress MacNeille - Voice of Arnold's Grandma, Miss Slovak, Arnold's Mother
  • John Mariano - Vic/Morrie
  • Anndi McAfee - Voice of Phoebe
  • Cathy Moriarty - Tish Wittenberg
  • Fred Newman - Abner the Pig
  • Lou Rawls - Voice of Harvey
  • Lauren Robinson - Voice of Nadine
  • Mary Scheer - Voice of Suzie
  • Justin Shenkarow - Voice of Harold, Joey
  • Francesca Smith - Voice of Helga G. Pataki, Camp Fire Lass, Gloria, Sheena
  • Jamil Walker Smith - Gerald, Peapod Kid
  • Kath Soucie - Voice of Miriam Pataki, Marilyn Berman (Harold's Mother)
  • Marcus Toji - Parke
  • Phillip Van Dyke - Voice of Arnold (Seasons 2-3)/Ludwig (Season 5)
  • Steve Viksten - Voice of Oskar Kokosha, Additional Voices
  • Christopher P. Walberg - Voice of Stinky
  • Jordan Warkol - Voice of Chocolate Boy
  • David Wohl - Voice of Principal Wartz
  • Adam Wylie - Curly Thaddeus Gamelthorpe

Time
Squad
 

Time Squad is one of Cartoon Network's origional animated series and is part of the collection known as Cartoon Cartoons.

We start every episode in a satellite that orbits the earth in the year 100 million. Buff time cop, Buck Tuddrussel; cranky, yet sophisticated robot, the Larry 3000; and 8-year-old orphan boy, Otto Osworth; three of the most unlikely characters to become a trio join together in that satellite to go on whatever mission through history they get, to make sure everything happens the right way, while making it through mishaps on the satellite in between missions. They go though it all: from Eli Whitney's flesh eating robots to the accidental downgrade of Larry, but they're always ready for the sudden blaze of the History Instability Alarm and they'll do anything to "enforce the past to protect the future".

Cast:

  • Mark Hamill - The Lawrence "Larry" 3000
  • Rob Paulsen - Beauregard "Officer Buck" Tuddrussel
  • Pamela Segall - Otto Osworth

Sheep

in the Big City

 

Sheep in the Big City is Cartoon Network's ninth original animated series. The show is a classic livestock-out-of-water story about a sheep named Sheep who runs away from the farm and hides out in the big city to escape the Top Secret Military Organization on his tail. Sheep faces problems like finding a nice apartment, balancing work and social life, and avoiding a rich socialite who pummels him with a stainless-steel wig.

 

Voices:

Kevin Seal - Sheep / General Specific/Ranting Swede
Stephanie D'Abruzzo - Lady Richington / Swanky/Lisa Rental/Plot Device
James Godwin - Farmer John / Private Public
Ken Schatz - Ben Plotz (the Narrator) /Great Scott/Oxymoron Spokesman
Christine Walters - Wonderful Boy, Sandra, Billy
Mo Willems - Angry Scientist

3 South

 

Come follow the adventures of two irresponsible freshmen, Sanford and Del, who are forced to live with an uptight, pre-med student Joe. Hapless high school buddies, Sanford and Del arrive at the third-rate Barder College oblivious to what higher education is all about.

 

Voices:

Brian Dunkleman - Sanford
Mark Hentemann - Joe/Various
Brian Posehn - Del Swanson/Todd
Lori Alan - Felicity/Various
Jeffrey Tambor - Dean Earhart
Kathleen Wilhoite - Cindy/Various
Michael Henry - Various
Rodger Bumpass - Various
Grey Delisle - Various
Tom Kenny - Various
Kathy Kinney - Various
Phil LaMarr - Various
Martin Mull - Various
Joel Murray - Various
Billy West - Various
Fred Willard - Various

Clone High

 

The show is about teenage clone versions of famous historic people, going through the normal teenage angst like the rest of us.
Theme song is by Abandoned Pools. Theme is not available for purchase, but their album "Humanistic" sounds very similiar.

 

Voices:

Will Forte - Abe Lincoln/Narrator
Michael McDonald - Gandhi, Various
Nicole Sullivan - Joan of Arc, Various

Christa Miller Lawrence - Cleopatra, Various
Chris Miller - JFK, Mr. B, Various
Phil Lord - Principal Cinnamon J. Scudworth, Various

The O'blongs

 

The tight-knit Oblong clan lives in Hill Valley, a toxic valley downstream from your typical industrial waste site, which has caused a variety of bizarre physical and emotional abnormalities.  The show revolves around the Oblong family which include Bob and Pickles and their three kids conjoined twin sons Biff and Chip, 4-year-old daughter Beth, sporting a cucumber-like growth sprouting from her head, and youngest son Milo, a one-haired optimist who has every childhood emotional disorder and behavioral problem ever diagnosed.

 

The Oblongs is inspired by characters in the book "Creepy Susie and 13 Other Tragic Tales for Troubled Children" by Angus Oblong. Milo, Susie, Helga, the Debbies, and Milo's Narcoleptic Scottie all originated in this book, which is aimed at adults in the guise of a children's book.

 

Voices:
Will Ferrell - Bob Oblong
Jean Smart - Pickles Oblong
Pamela Segall - Milo Oblong / Jared Klimer / the Debbies
Jeannie Elias - Beth Oblong / "Creepy" Susie / Mikey Butts

Randy Sklar - Biff Oblong
Jason Sklar - Chip Oblong
Lea DeLaria - Helga Phugly

Becky Thyre - "Jawless" Peggy Weggy/ Pristine Klimer / Debbie Klimer
Billy West - George Klimer / James / Anita Bidet

Dexter's
Laboratory
 
Dexter's Laboratory was originally premiered on Cartoon Network as part of World Premiere Toons a.k.a. What a Cartoon Show. The best cartoons were turned into series, and Dexter was one of them.

Dexter is a small kid with a secret lab hidden inside his room. His jobs are usually disturbed by his older sister Dee Dee, a girl that loves ballet and candy. Unaware of the existance of Dexter's lab, Mom and Dad are the classic parents stereotypes. She loves cleaning and cooking, while he loves sports and specially bowling. Mandark is Dexter's rival, he has a laboratory as well, and he is apperently smarter than Dexter, but he is in love with Dee Dee.

Inserted inside the series are 2 "spinoffs" Dial M For Monkey and The Justice Friends, wether if it is some of the two is specified in the title. The characters of these 2 shows also appear on Dexter stories, but the title will still indicate a Dexter cartoon.

Cast:

  • Candi Milo - Dexter (Seasons 3 and up)
  • Christine Cavanaugh - Voice of Dexter (Seasons 1 & 2)
  • Kathryn Cressida - Dee Dee (Seasons 2 and 4)
  • Allison Moore - Voice of Dee Dee (Seasons 1 and 3)
  • Eddie Deezen - Voice of Mandark
  • Jeff Bennett - Voice of Dad/Mandarks Dad
  • Kath Soucie - Voice of Mom/Dexter's computer / Agent HoneyDew / Mandark's Mom
  • Rob Paulsen - Voice of Major Glory
  • Michael Armstrong - Action Hank
  • Tom Kenny - Voice of ValHallen
  • Frank Welker - Voice of Monkey/Krunk/Mr. Levinski
  • Maurice LaMarche - Various Voices

Mission

     Hill

 

Mission Hill revolves around Andy French, a 24-year-old charmingly lazy guy, and his nerdy teenage brother Kevin who moves into Andy's big city loft. These two couldn't be more opposite: Andy can never seem to settle on a particular job or girlfriend, while straight-A Kevin never gets a B or a girlfriend.

 

Voices:

Wallace Langham - Andy French
Scott Menville - Kevin French / C-Dog
Nick Jameson - Gus / Mr. French / Stogie / Ron / Weirdo Beardo / Howard Bang / additional voices
Tress MacNeille - Mrs. French / Mrs. Mundorf / Dr. Yvonne Farley / Dakota / Shelly / Receptionist at Dentist's Office / additional voices
Brian Posehn - Jim Kuback
Jane Wiedlin - Gwen

Tom Kenny - Wally / Fechstein / Sasha / Griffo / Mr. Cresto / Nice Freak / additional voices
Lisa Kushell - Stacy / Miss Colleen Peck / Chola Girl / Tina
Vicki Lewis - Posey Tyler / Natalie Leibowitz-Hernandez
Bill Oakley - George Bang
Herbert Siguenza - Carlos Hernandez-Leibowitz
Josh Weinstein - Toby Mundorf (as J.M. Weinstein)

The Critic

 

THE CRITIC is a show about the life of a down-on-his-luck film critic named Jay Sherman who gets no respect at home or at work. For his career, he has to review pathetic movies such as Arthur 3: Revenge of the Liver, Honey, I Ate the Kids and D.T.: The Drunken-Terrestrial. His response to most of these films is "it stinks." Other characters who round out the show are Jay's adopted parents, Eleanor and the slightly peculiar Franklin, Jay's sister, Margo, his make-up lady, Doris, Vlada who owns the restaurant Jay attends, his overbearing boss, Duke Phillips, his son, Marty, and his ex-wife, Ardith, who is constantly trying to get over their marriage. The second season introduced two new characters, Jay's fiancée Alice Tompkins and her daughter, Penny. Colorful and funny antics abound. The series debuted on ABC, and had a second season on Fox.

 

Voices:

Jon Lovitz - Jay Sherman
Nancy Cartwright - Margo Sherman
Christine Cavanaugh - Marty Sherman
Gerrit Graham - Franklin Sherman
Judith Ivey - Eleanor Sherman
Charles Napier - Duke Phillips
Doris Grau - Doris
Nick Jameson - Vlada Veramirovich
Park Overall - Alice Tompkins
Russi Taylor - Penny Tompkins

Kath Soucie - Various Female Voices

Lupin

The 3rd

 

Originally a Japanese show this show features the Grandson of the famous French thief Arsene Lupin, Lupin the 3rd is the world's most accomplished thief, traveling all over the globe to steal the most exotic treasures. A master of disguise and of intricate planning, he is assisted by surly gunman Jigen and silent samurai Goemon. He triumphs easily over Interpol Inspector Zenigata's attempts to trap him, but is continually challenged by Fujiko, his sexy and mysterious rival, but sometimes ally.

 

Voices:
Tony Oliver - Lupin the Third
Richard Epcar - Daisuke Jigen
Walter Lang - Goemon Ishikawa
Georgette Rose - Fujiko Mine

Jake Martin - Inspector Zenigata
Cynthia Cranz - Diana

YAY CARTOONS!!