Spider-Man (The New Animated Series): Mind Games

We found out this week that Neil Patrick Harris would provide the voice of a Smurf in a motion picture, but does anybody remember when he voiced Spider-Man for the grossly under-appreciated single season MTV offering back in '03? More »

Captain N, The Game Master: Gameboy

Back when everything was 8-bit, kids were always happy to have something to enhance their video-gaming experience. Captain N did just that running from 1989-1991, it featured such old school Nintendo favorites as Megaman, Simon Belmont, and Metroid's Mother Brain. More »

Galaxy High: Welcome to Galaxy High

This underrated eighties toon is dripping with familiar names and voices. Written by the director of the first two Harry Potter films, it features the voices of Nancy Cartwright (Bart Simpson) and Pat Carroll (Ursala in The Little Mermaid). More »

The Gummi Bears: A New Beginning

Most of us remember the 'Disney Afternoon,' but if it hadn't been for Gummi Bears notables like Ducktales and Rescue Rangers might never have come into existence. It was the longest running series in Disney's network televsion lineup. More »

The Tick : The Tick vs. Proto Clown

From the underground comic by Ben Edlund, this FOX Saturday morning cartoon was for precocious kids and everyone that can appreciate the deepest realities of superhero parody. More »

Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? The Stolen Smile

A show from a game named for what is possibly the hottest video game villainess ever conceived. Carmen Sandiego is a dangerous criminal, but many a geek out there found in the Sandiego franchise a fetish they could subscribe to. More »

Pale Force: Conan Joins Pale Man

Last night was Conan O'Brien's teary farewell. The exit was artful and sincere, but we know Conan will be back. Until then he's left us plenty of entries in the media zeitgeist. Pale Force is one of the best. More »

Doug: The Adventures of Quailman

As the first of Nickelodeon's 'Nicktoon' releases, Jim Jinkins' Doug was a success running from 1991 to 1999. Quailman, the title character's super-powered alter-ego, garners super-powers by wearing underwear outside of his pants. More »

Mother Goose & Grimm: Funny Business

Mother Goose and Grimm was a great comic strip, yet the cartoon version was never quite as successful. It really should have been. More »

The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat: Forever Rafter

Said to be the most expensive cartoon produced by Film Roman—the production company responsible for The Simpsons, Bobby's World, and The Critic—Felix the Cat had some of the most beautiful animation to grace television sets on Saturday Morning. More »

Eek the Cat: A Sharkwork Orange

Savage Steve Holland (Director of Better Off Dead, One Crazy Summer) brought this to Fox Kids in the 90s. Eek the Cat differed from his cartoon-kitty-peers in that he had a positive attitude, wasn't full of himself, and was purple. More »

Sam and Max Freelance Police: Max's Big Day

Sam and Max started out as a comic, turned into a computer gaming franchise, and eventually made it a season as part of the Fox Kids Saturday morning lineup. More »

The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show: Snoopy's Foot

Sure, we all love Snoopy on holidays, but what happens to Charlie Brown when the pumpkins rot and the tree comes down? The Peanuts gang keeps going, that's what they do, so why not keep enjoying their animated adolescent coping? More »

ALF: Captain Babaroo

Everybody loved ALF in the 1980s, but it wasn't until the Emmy winning cartoon hit the airwaves that anybody really understood him. His name was Gordon, and before his planet of Melmac was blown to smithereens he had a family. More »

Teen Wolf: The Wolf of My Dreams

In the 80's it wasn't uncommon to believe that a Saturday morning without an animated avatar of Michael J. Fox isn't really a Saturday morning at all. More »