The 90s were a decade of self-expression, coolness, and occasionally regrettable fashion choices. When it came to the cartoons made in this era, they were the ones that allowed cartoons to be silly ...

Children of the 1990s will surely look back nostalgically on some of these iconic TV shows based on comic books.

The ’90s were a time when Saturday mornings were sacred and after-school TV blocks were the highlight of the day, with the decade serving as a golden era for cartoons that would shape so many ...

The Simpsons is an iconic show with smart writing and clever commentary that has enamored fans for decades. X-Men: The Animated Series introduced viewers to popular comic book characters and left fans ...

The '90s were a golden age for Saturday morning cartoons—an era when anything could be animated, no matter how weird, wild, or completely unhinged. From mutant biker mice and time-traveling teens to ...

In this episode, we're taking a trip back to the 90s as we dive into the greatest Saturday morning and after-school cartoons!

In her viral post, the mom explained that while her toddler enjoyed ’90s shows, he wasn’t glued to the screen like he was with modern cartoons. “We’d watch an episode or two, and when it was time to ...

Any 90s kid worth their salt can practically cite Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network's animated lineup verbatim. The decade's children's programming often serves as a source of nostalgia, with many ...

As the 90s came around, the appeal of cartoons began to spread from kids to their parents. This is mainly due to studios branching out into more adult-oriented stories, jokes, and themes to, among ...

James Cameron ’s Aliens is one of the most beloved sci-horror franchises ever made, full of xenomorphs tearing through space marines, with R rated violence, body horror, and all that grit. In the ...

The ’90s brought a wave of TV commercials packed with catchy jingles and unforgettable characters. Whether you were watching ...

In 1993, Nickelodeon entered into a two-year contract with 20th Century Fox to develop feature films. Although the first movie to be released was Harriet the Spy in 1996, a live-action comedy, it was ...