Magnetoon-Studios

Well folks, it's time for another Top Ten lists. This time, we are looking at my favorite Cartoon Network shows and lemme tell ya, there are not really much, but I certainly can tell you which ones I really love. This is a channel that resonated with people from all over the world in the 90s and early-to-mid 2000s with it's zany and fun ideas of entertainment and sold tons of merchandise in fast food joints and name brand food items. I remember watching the show all the time when I was a little kid back in 2002 or 2003. Lemme tell ya, it had a huge influence and impact over my life. I think that's mainly because most of their early shows came

Well folks, I haven't done a movie review in a while, so I am going to go out on a limb and review one of my favorite TV movies of all time, "Ed, Edd, n Eddy's Big Picture Show!" Before we review, I must give you some origin of the source material. Backstory: Danny Antonuci, a Canadian animator who made some pretty vulgar adult shorts, station ID and bumpers for MTV was dared by his fellow colleagues to get out of his comfort zone and make a show specifically for kids. After failing so many times to pitch adult cartoons, he accepted the challenge and designed a concept based around three different personalities he had as a kid, people he k

There have been many lovable Muppets on Sesame Street over the past five decades, but which ones are the best ones in my eyes? Well folks, it's time to find out which ones they are! 10. Roosevelt Franklin Did someone call him by his first name first and his second name second? Yes! It was me! Roosevelt is the alleged black Muppet with a cool dude attitude. He often teaches at his local elementary school where he discusses things like rhyming, Africa, crossing the street, and poison. Other than that, he is also seen beside his mother saying his alphabet, counting and telling her the days of the week. Roosevelt was voiced the original Gordon,