New seasons, a couple of new additions, and specials mark the 2012-2013 Adult Swim lineup.
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Posted 5/17/12 1:30 pm EST by Charles Webb in Cartoon Network, News, TV
New seasons, a couple of new additions, and specials mark the 2012-2013 Adult Swim lineup.
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Posted 5/16/12 4:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, News, TV
Plus, Community's creator Dan Harmon has a half-hour animated series on the way as Adult Swim mixes new live-action and animated content for the next season.
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Posted 5/16/12 2:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, DC Comics, News, TV
The first release, Season One, Part One, will chronicle "The Rise of the Red Lanterns."
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Posted 4/27/12 5:03 pm EST by Alex Zalben in Animation, Cartoon Network, DC Comics
With the season premiere of "Young Justice" hitting the small screen this Saturday during Cartoon Network's "DC Nation," we took the opportunity to chat with the show's producers, Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti! The two talk about what we can expect in Season Two, tease about some interesting new characters, and lots more!
MTV Geek: What can you tell us about the second season of Young Justice? Other than “Invasion” being in the title, of course.
Brandon Vietti: Well, the big spoiler is, there's an invasion. Season Two is very intense; we only have 20 episodes rather than 26, and so if you thought that Season One had a drive to it, we have fewer episodes to tell with a bigger story. Season Two exponentially raises the stakes on every level. We drive through episode one all the way to episode twenty in a very tight, cohesive form. Each episode still stands alone and tells a great story, but they're also all part of this larger whole.
Posted 4/27/12 10:56 am EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, TV

When you stop to think about it, casting Pee Wee Herman as the Riddler doesn't seem so weird. Herman (aka Paul Reubens) is one of what's sure to be a ton of guest stars joining the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special, along with Neil Patrick Harris as Two-Face, Alfred Molina as Lex Luthor, Nathan Fillion taking another stab at Green Lantern Hal Jordan, Megan Fox as Lois Lane, Breckin Meyer as Superman, and Seth Green as Batman, Robin, and Aquaman. Read More...
Posted 4/12/12 5:33 pm EST by Brigid Alverson in Animation, Cartoon Network
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On Friday, April 27th, Mondo will be running hosting a gallery show featuring a couple of dozen artists (including regular Mondo poster creators) who’ve produced some original art featuring characters from the hit Cartoon Network series Adventure Time. Who’s gonna be there?
Andy Gonsalves
Andy Ristraino
Angie Wang
Annie Benjamin
Annie Wu
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Posted 4/12/12 4:25 pm EST by Charles Webb in Cartoon Network, Reviews, TV
The promise of a new show or movie with Chris Elliott top-lining it is usually a welcome (albeit rare) thing. The comedian, who’s made a career out of playing all manner of oddball characters with questionable sanity and very unique moral compasses could never be accused of giving anything less than 100% to the creeps, freaks, weirdoes, and perverts that have marked his career.
Add U.S. Marshal Chris Monsanto to that list, the cowboy hat and leather vest wearing hero of Adult Swim’s Eagleheart, whose second season premieres tonight. Thanks to a first season that hits the ground running, Monsanto joins that storied list of wonderful freak show characters Elliot has played up until now, with the benefit of a surreal and gory backdrop to add to the fun.
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Posted 4/6/12 10:49 am EST by MTV Geek in Cartoon Network, Comic Books
We've got two more clips of DC Nation goodness, featuring Animal Man as a goofy gopher and Batgirl from "Super Best Friends Forever" ruling the night. You can catch DC Nation Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. ET/PT, only on the Cartoon Network!
DC Nation Animated Short 'Animal Man'
DC Nation Animated Short 'S.B.F.F'
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Posted 4/5/12 2:30 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, Reviews, TV
In theory, you'd imagine that a DVD called the "Slack Pack" would be one of those themed releases: you know, slacker-themed stories featuring the lead character of the show in question. In practice, though, you could grab nearly any handful of episodes from J.G. Quintel's Cartoon Network series Regular Show's three seasons and come up with a reasonable argument that it too would be a "Slack Pack." If the show's leads—know-it-all bluejay Mordecai and prickly, occasionally live wire raccoon Rigby—didn't slack off, they wouldn't do anything at all.
Semantics of the title aside (it's accurate, I guess), the "Slack Pack" assembles 12 typically surreal, frenetic, loud, silly, and generally very on-point-about-being-lazy-and-20 episodes of Regular Show.
Hey, do you know who's incredible? Mark Hamill. Seriously, you'd never guess that the sometime-Joker would be able to reach such weirdly deep registers to play the mystical albino gorilla Skips, Moredcai and Rigby's co-worker at the park. It's not fair to single out Hamill: the rest of the voice cast of the series is top-notch, from Quintel's performance as Mordecai to the weird, excessive energy of William Salyers as Rigby; Sam Marin does triple duty as Pops, Benson, and Muscle Man. Read More...
Posted 4/3/12 11:30 am EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, Interviews, TV
I don't think it would take a lot of work to make the argument that right now the two pillars of Cartoon Network's evening programming are Adventure Time and The Regular Show. Both series have earned their reps for their respective creators' willingness to dig deep into the surreal, going all over the map with their 11-minute comic opuses while still creating strange, funny, and interesting worlds and characters.
J.G. Quintel is the mind behind The Regular Show. A CalArts grad and Cartoon Network veteran, he and I spoke recently by phone about the genesis of the series, and the winding path that got him and his animal leads Mordecai and Rigby, onto Cartoon Network.
Posted 3/30/12 11:46 am EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Cartoon Network, DC Comics
DC Nation Animated Short New Teen Titans: Stream of Consciences
Beast Boy experiences a "Stream Of Consciences" in this cookie-filled "New Teen Titans" clip from Cartoon Network's DC Nation!
DC Nation airs Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. ET/PT, only on the Cartoon Network!
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Posted 3/29/12 4:54 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Cartoon Network, News, TV
New series Ben 10: Omniverse, Beware the Batman, and an unnamed LEGO project lead the new series for the next season of Cartoon Network programming, while Adventure Time, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, MAD and The Looney Tunes Show make returns for new seasons.
Conspicuously missing from this list: ThunderCats.
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