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Airmageddon

Years ago, people used to come and go in and out of Big Pizza as they pleased. But everything changed after Airmageddon. Cy was prepared though — he erected a giant bubble of LCD screens around Big Pizza so that he could pump in PizzaCo brand air for its citizens to breathe!

Life Outside the Bubble isn’t impossible — some communities live inside smaller bubbles that rely on PIzzaCo’s patented greenhouse system and PizzaGrow™ fertilizer, which allows PizzaCo brand plants to grow. Of course, these outcast communities have to pay PizzaCo for these products, and often get stuck in a cycle of debt with no other options.

There’s only one plant that can exist without PizzaGrow™ fertilizer — Joe’s potato plant. Joe’s plant produces food, power (potato batteries), and fuel (ethanol) for The Convoy while they’re on their quest to purify the world’s air and provide resources for people to live without relying on PizzaCo.

Because of how much Cy and PizzaCo have profited from all this, Joe has a theory that Cy caused Airmageddon on purpose. Sales of Cy’s product have exploded by 1000%! Air canisters, purification systems, gas-resistant crops, and masks, just to name a few. Cy seems to have benefitted from this catastrophe more than anyone else in the world. But there’s a hole in Joe’s theory — nobody can control the weather like that… not yet at least.
Spider-Man: The Animated Series

***Spider-Man***, also known as *Spider-Man: The Animated Series*, is an American animated television series based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. The show ran on Fox Kids from November 19, 1994 to January 31, 1998, and ran reruns on the Jetix block on Toon Disney and on Disney XD. The producer/story editor was John Semper, Jr. and the production company was Marvel Films Animation.

## Why It Rocks

1. It is the first animated *Spider-Man* adaptation to be extremely faithful to the source material.
2. Likable heroes such as Spider-Man, Black Cat, Michael Morbius, Daredevil and (in a surprising case of Adaptational Heroism) Kraven the Hunter.
3. Awesome villains such as the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Venom, Hobgoblin and Carnage.
4. Christopher Daniel Barnes does a great job as the voice of Peter Parker/Spider-Man.
5. The show focuses on more serious storylines than the previous incarnations, which were much more comedic in tone.
6. Fantastic theme song, done by Joe Perry of Aerosmith.
7. Venom makes his first animated appearance.
8. Had a crossover with *X-Men: The Animated Series*.
9. Pretty solid writing.
10. As mentioned above, Kraven the Hunter is portrayed in a much more sympathetic light than his comic book counterpart.
11. Ed Asner's take on J. Jonah Jameson is arguably the most recognizable after J.K. Simmons'.

## Bad Qualities

1. The writing does get a bit dull as the show goes on.
2. The animation is pretty outdated nowadays, and the CGI web-swinging scenes haven't aged well at all.
3. Some moments of overacting.
4. The show ended on a cliffhanger that was never resolved.
5. The show was ruined by Fox due to the massive amount of censorship. The worst offender is the fact that Spider-Man **couldn't punch anyone**. Other things that censorship ruined were Michael Morbius not being able to drink blood and the fact that *"kill"* cannot be said on screen. To make this worse, *Batman: The Animated Series* (another Fox Kids show) managed to get away with no censorship (except for the first two seasons), despite the dark themes, so there's no excuse for the censorship of this show.
6. Hydro Man is a poor man's substitute for Sandman, who was off-limits at the time for a potential live-action movie that never got off the ground.
7. Mary Jane's Aunt Anna is a despicable character.

## Trivia

* Though she didn't appear until the final episode, character traits of Gwen Stacy were given to both Mary-Jane Watson and Black Cat.
* The show was originally a tie-in to a cancelled *Spider-Man* live action film, and the film and TV series would have been released close to each other, which explains why the show doesn't have an episode revolving around Spider-Man's backstory. It also explains why Sandman was replaced by Hydro Man, since Sandman and Electro were supposed to be the villains of the movie.
The Triplets

The Triplets (Umlaut, Tekken, & Chechnya) are mysterious, quiet kids who lived a life of isolation before they were rescued by Kelvin. They grew up in captivity, and were used in mind control experiments carried out by PizzaCo. This experimentation gave them mysterious powers, or Gifts, that aren’t yet understood by anyone. They are taken in by Yogi Hari, who wants to understand the source of their strange powers. The Triplets are non-verbal at first, so not much is known about them until later.

Umlaut has the power to send their thoughts to others (Conveyance), though they cannot read the minds of the people they send their thoughts to.

Tekken has the power to control the bodies of others (Override). However, similar to Umlaut, they cannot read the minds of the people they control.

Unlike Umlaut and Tekken, Chechnya can read the minds of others, (Reception) though she is unable to convey her thoughts to those people.

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Jay B.

Jay B. the beekeeper is zany, enigmatic, sensitive, and loves to play the guitar. He's so sensitive that sometimes, he even gets intimidated by his own aggressive-looking truck, which he painted to look like a wasp. Jay always has dark sunglasses on, which make him look a bit like a bee himself, something Aunt Heidi finds endearingly attractive. He's great with children and animals but often blurts out the wrong thing in social situations. Jay pollinates the Convoys flora and provides everyone with honey. Joe brought Jay into the Convoy since she theorizes Cy is purposefully destroying the bee population so he can monopolize the pollination industry with his nono-bots.
The Convoy

The Convoy on the move.

The Convoy is a hodgepodge of families and outsiders living in jerry-rigged vehicles designed to sustain life Outside the Bubble of Big Pizza.

#### Description

The Convoy is like a self-sustained farmer’s market on wheels with Joe serving as the de facto leader and mouthpiece of the nomadic community. Each episode follows The Convoy as they roam from one extraordinary environment to the other, all for the sake of planting Joe’s genetically engineered, air-purifying super potatoes! They go on mystical and scientific adventures and grapple with the hardships of living life on the road. As the word spreads about their adventures, The Convoy becomes known as an infamous rebel group who isn’t afraid to go head-to-head with the establishment.
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness

***Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness*** is an American CGI-animated television series that spun off from the *Kung Fu Panda* films. It takes place after the first film, showing Po's training to become a successful and masculine Dragon Warrior, and takes place during the second film, according to the creator of the series himself, Peter Hastings.

## Why It Rocks

1. It is very faithful to the original *Kung Fu Panda* films it was based off of, taking place in between Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2.
2. Po himself is a very funny main protagonist.
3. Very catchy theme song, as weird as the lyrics might be.
4. Unlike The Penguins Of Madagascar (another good show produced by Dreamworks Animation that is on Nickelodeon), it actually focuses on the plot, instead of the humor.
5. Very intimidating main antagonists, such as Hundun, Fung, Temutai, and Master Junjie.
6. Very decent animation for a lower-budget TV series.
7. Awesome action scenes, just like the films.
8. The series ended perfectly.

## Bad Qualities

1. The name of the show is somewhat uncreative.
2. Can get a bit too violent and mean-spirited at times.
3. The characters can be a bit out of character sometimes.
Cy's Robots

#### Drones

Cy’s Drones allow him to do recon sweeps from afar. His army of flying robots keeps him up to date regarding the Convoy’s whereabouts.

#### Arm

Arm is Cy’s right-hand hand and personal assistant. The first robot assistant Cy ever created, Arm has some kinks in its AI that never got worked out. Because of this, Arm has a tendency to take Cy’s commands a bit too literally

#### Gadget Ball™

The Gadget Ball™ opens up to produce gadgets that can execute essentially any function imaginable.

#### The Dogs

The Dogs are inspired by Boston Dynamics’ “Spot” robots. They can traverse any terrain in pursuit of The Convoy.
Jack McKelvin

Jack is simple and stoic. Hard as rock, but he wouldn’t pluck a flower. A man of few words and even fewer earthly possessions, Jack digs with his hands, chops wood with karate chops. Jack is a bit of a pushover when it comes to disciplining his kids, but in terms of keeping the family’s morale up, he’s always got the right thing to say. Jack’s the concrete that keeps the family together. His green thumb and “git ‘er dun” attitude compliment the scientific strictness of his wife, Joe. Jack’s stoicism works for him for the most part, but there are times that things don’t go his way because he isn’t able to speak up for himself. Jack’s journey involves his learning the importance of asserting himself when appropriate.
Field McKelvin

Field is a bit of a tech protege, which is a major asset to the success of The Convoy. The downside of this natural acuity for technology is that it often feeds into his lazy and materialistic tendencies. He’s able to hack, mod, jailbreak, wiretap, and jerry-rig pretty much anything out of whatever junk he can find on his journeys. This can be very helpful, but it can also lead to Field trying to cut corners. Joe would prefer Field use his genius to improve the world, but he usually just uses his breakthroughs to do his chores for him while he goofs off and tries to figure out how to get his hands on the latest fashion or tech release.

## Field McKelvin

### Special Skills

innovator, inventor, musician, hypebeast, hacker

Field misses Big Pizza and the clothes, girls, tech, and junk food that went along with living there. Field feels the pull of the dark side of technology on him and often questions why his family would choose to live such a difficult life outside of the world of modern conveniences of Big Pizza. Despite his differences from Grass, Field is more than happy to get into trouble with her. He’s usually able to recruit her as his accomplice in his schemes by appealing to her recklessness. This is true even though, more often than not, these schemes only benefit Field. His journey involves his coming to terms with the responsibility of his incredible gift and realizing that sometimes it doesn’t pay to take the easy way out.
The Utility Van

The UTILITY VAN is a standard camping van stacked to the brim with The Carhartts’ outdoors gear, as well as their armada of motorized vehicles that The Carhartt Kids can usually be found weaving recklessly around on. While the van is perfectly fine to take naps in while The Convoy is in motion, but The Carhartts have tents that they sleep in when they’re posted up somewhere. They take immense pride in their ability to set them up and tear them down at record speeds.
Energy Matrix

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## Overview

The **Energy Matrix** (or red cube) is one of the six scientific matrices present in the game and is necessary for researching a large percentage of the research tree technologies.

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The Jetsons

***The Jetsons*** is a American animated sitcom. It was aired on ABC from 1962 to 1963 and Syndication from 1985 to 1987.

## Why It Rocks

1. Catchy theme song with pretty much nice lyrics and pretty fun to sing along.
2. Great voice acting such as George O'Hanlon as George Jetson.
3. Likable characters. such as George, Jane, Judy, Elroy, Astro, Rosie and Mr. Spacely.
4. Same animation as a lot of classic cartoons such as Scooby-Doo and Looney Tunes.
5. Judy looks pretty cute and is a beautiful love interest.
6. It spawned 2 television films, *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones* and *Rockin' with Judy Jetson*.
7. Had a crossover with *The Flintstones*.
8. Some heartwarming moments.
9. Decent plots such as Orbit City.
10. The music (although it can be weird or annoying) is pretty nice and catchy.
11. The 1980's revival is okay.
12. Some great episodes such as "the Family of the Future" and "Father/Daughter Dance".

## Bad Qualities

1. Judy was unlikable in one episode.
2. The movie adaption is not good.
Aunt Heidi

Heidi’s metaphysical worldview is a foil to her sister Joe’s pragmatic rationalism. Heidi is extremely in-touch with the spiritual world. She spends much of her days meditating and is happy to cleanse the Mack Truck of bad juju by burning sage and organizing her crystal collection. She is a physical and emotional healer who is able to intuitively sense danger before it arrives. To Joe’s annoyance, Heidi has been trying to to get her to loosen up since they were kids.

## Aunt Heidi

### Special Skills

sage cleansing, knowledge of the prophecy of The Gifts

Along with Yogi Hari, Aunt Heidi plays a major role in Kelvin’s spiritual awakening and coming of age. Aunt Heidi is the first family member to believe Kelvin when he starts experiencing the strangeness of his newfound powers. Heidi’s relationship with her sister is a dynamic one. Heidi discovers similarities with her sister in that most people brush off their theories as crazy or extreme. While she remains surefooted in her otherworldly beliefs, this commonality with her sister becomes an area of growth.
Cy Hasmat

The charismatic Cy Hasmatt is the tech mogul. CEO and owner of PizzaCo, he runs the city of Big Pizza with a watchful eye. He is the main antagonist to the McKelvins, constantly trying to monitor them and prevent them from creating a flourishing society that exists Outside the Bubble. As The Convoy grows in numbers and in infamy around the world, it becomes more of a threat to the world he’s created inside Big Pizza — a place he truly believes is a utopia of tech-enabled conveniences. Sure, his tech pollutes the air Outside the Bubble, but this gives Cy even more opportunities to profit off of things like purified air, gas masks, and plants that can grow in pollution.
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

***Rise of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*** is an American 2D-animated television series based on the fictional superhero team the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It is a spin-off of the 2012 series and yet another reboot of the franchise, launching on July 20th, 2018.

## Plot

Deep in the sewers of NYC, Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo are four mutant turtle brothers in their early teens who take on new adventures where they end up "tapping into mystic ninja powers they never knew existed", while 'learning' (training) to work together as a team and navigate the perils of the modern age and hidden realms in order to fulfill their destiny to become the world's most fearsome fighting team.

## Why It Rocks

1. Glorious over-the-top spectacle battle sequences with beautiful fight choreography and **GODLIKE** animation to match!
2. It brings some fresh new changes to the formula, such as the Turtles being different species and April's design taking some cues from the original Mirage Comics.
3. The storyline, while simple, gets more interesting as the show goes on.
4. Brand new weapons for the Turtles, which is a great addition that spices things up a bit.
5. The updated theme song is fantastic, rivaling the 2012 CGI incarnation in pure musical amazement.
6. It is Nickelodeon’s done-right version of Cartoon Network’s monstrosity *Teen Titans Go!*.
7. While the show isn't as serious as the last incarnation, it serves as a nice pallet cleanser with a lighter tone, quick-fun action scenes, and neon colors.
8. The new version of the theme song is really cool because they remixed the 2012 theme song since this show was a spin-off of the 2012 series.
9. Clever writing with numerous pieces of funny dialogue.
10. Baron Draxum is an entertaining villian with John Cena giving a great performance.
11. The Shredder makes a return in the Season 1 Finale and he looks more threatening than ever.
12. Splinter gets more character development in later episodes, and his new backstory is a lot more interesting than previous incarnations since this is a breath of fresh air for the series.

## Bad Qualities

1. The team changes might throw off some fans, this time the hotheaded, muscular Raphael is now the leader instead of Leonardo, who has became the 'self-proclaimed coolest' brother.
2. In the earlier episodes, the turtles don't really feel like a family and they all act the same.
3. This show was moved to NickToons and are given a new late-night time slot, this clearly shows that Nickelodeon shows zero mercy for any other Nicktoon besides SpongeBob and Loud House.

## Reception

Upon the shows release, it was met with mixed reviews. Fans of the first three incarnations, strangely hated the series. After a few episodes, the reviews became more and more positive. Audiences have praised the animation, storyline, action, voice acting, character development and theme song.
Moral Orel

***Moral Orel*** is an American adult stop-motion animated television series which originally aired on Adult Swim from December 13, 2005 to December 18, 2008.

## Plot

*Moral Orel* takes place in the fictional capital city of Moralton in the fictional Bible Belt state of Statesota. According to the globe shown in the opening credits, Moralton is in the exact center of the United States, with the town's church at the exact center of the town. The globe also depicts the contiguous United States of America as being the only country and land mass on Earth. The protagonist is 12-year-old Orel Puppington, a student at Alfred G. Diorama Elementary School, who tries to live by the fundamentalist Protestant Christian moral code as articulated in church or by his father, Clay Puppington. Orel naïvely follows this code to disastrous extremes.

## Why It Rocks

1. Excellent Stop Motion Animation.
2. Great and Talented Voice Acting including Scott Adsit, Carolyn Lawrence, Jay Johnston and many more.
3. Likable characters like Orel and Reverend Putty and Stephanie.
4. Truly sends thought provoking messages.
5. Great Songs that represent the situations.
6. It's darker themes are also something that many can relate to.
7. Amazing episodes like Nature, Alone, Numb and Honor.
8. Clay Puppington, while evil, is such an interesting character.
9. Great Flashback episodes.
10. Season 3, is truly the darkest season.
11. The finale is great at best.

## Bad Qualities

1. Season 1 was rather mediocre.
2. Unlikable characters like Bloberta, Shapey, Block and Mr. Creepler.
3. The series was abruptly canceled in 2008. Originally, the series was supposed to have 5 seasons.
4. Alone, while a masterpiece of an episode, is pretty disturbing.

## Reception

Moral Orel received critical acclaim from critics and fans alike. It is regarded as one of the greatest adult, stop motion and Adult Swim programs. The series currently sits at a 7.9/10 on IMDb and an 8.1/10 on TV.com
Superman: The Animated Series

***Superman: The Animated Series*** ran from 1996 to 2000 on Kids WB, and was based on DC Comics' flagship character, Superman.

## Plot

The show focuses on Superman, an incredibly powerful crimefighter from the planet Krypton, as he defends the city of Metropolis from a variety of supercriminals such as Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Metallo, Livewire, Parasite, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Bizarro and Darkseid.

## Why It Rocks

1. This was the second show to be set in the DCAU, after *Batman: The Animated Series*.
2. Great animation by Bruce Timm.
3. Good voice acting, especially Tim Daly as Superman.
4. Likeable characters like Clark Kent/Superman, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen.
5. Awesome villains, such as Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Darkseid, Livewire and Parasite.
6. It had a crossover with *Batman: The Animated Series* in a three-part episode called "World's Finest", and some other superheroes like Aquaman, Doctor Fate, Flash and Green Lantern.
7. It includes Superman's cousin, Supergirl.
8. Memorable intro theme by the late Shirley Walker.
9. Great action scenes.
10. The last episode was great and helped set up *Justice League*.

## Bad Qualities

1. The show somewhat ended in a cliffhanger with the events of the series finale "Legacy", as Superman has ruined his reputation as a superhero thanks to Darkseid and needs to earn back the people's trust. The original idea was for "Legacy" to be the first episode of a fourth season in which Superman would have done exactly this, but the crew declined after being asked to do *Batman Beyond*, leaving the storyline unresolved. While Superman is confirmed to have gained the people's trust again after so much work in *Justice League*, this feels like a wasted opportunity.
2. The video game based on this series is god awful, Superman 64. Which is considered to be one of the worst video games of all time.
Cy Hasmatt

The charismatic Cy Hasmatt is the tech mogul. CEO and owner of PizzaCo, he runs the city of Big Pizza with a watchful eye. He is the main antagonist to the McKelvins, constantly trying to monitor them and prevent them from creating a flourishing society that exists Outside the Bubble. As The Convoy grows in numbers and in infamy around the world, it becomes more of a threat to the world he’s created inside Big Pizza — a place he truly believes is a utopia of tech-enabled conveniences. Sure, his tech pollutes the air Outside the Bubble, but this gives Cy even more opportunities to profit off of things like purified air, gas masks, and plants that can grow in pollution.

Cy’s biggest fear is that the growing allure of the nomadic Convoy will cause Big Pizza to be less attractive to his citizens. Cy’s newest invention is the neurallyimplanted PizzaChip, which keeps his populace sedated and allows him to communicate subliminal orders to them. Cy has spies and operations all across the land. The opposing forces The Convoy overcomes are often revealed to be agents in Cy’s plot against the McKelvins. As the plot thickens, it is revealed that there are even greater forces at play, and that Cy is merely a puppet of the mysteriously evil PizzaCo Board, who pull the strings from behind the scenes. Once Cy realizes that Big Pizza has gotten out of hand and isn’t the tech utopia he set out to create, he will ultimately team up with The Convoy to combat the PizzaCo board.
The Angry Beavers

***The Angry Beavers*** is an American animated television series created by Mitch Schauer for Nickelodeon. The series premiered in the United States on April 19, 1997 and ended on June 11, 2001.

## Summary

The series revolves around Norbert and Daggett Beaver, two young beaver brothers who have left their home to become bachelors in the forest near the fictional Wayouttatown, Oregon.

## Why It Rocks

1. Very creative plot that involves two rivaling brothers named Norbert and Daggett.
2. It shares many similarities with other cartoon shows, such as *The Ren & Stimpy Show* and *I Am Weasel.*
3. Amazing animation and character designs, making it look very cute and very adorable.
4. Like most classic Nickelodeon shows, it is very well-written.
5. Incredibly hilarious humor, especially from Norbert and Daggett themselves.
6. Amazing episodes such as "Another One Bites the Musk" and "Omega Beaver".
7. Catchy theme song.
8. Very talented voice acting, especially from Nick Bakay and Richard Steven Horvitz.

## Bad Qualities

1. Norbert is somewhat of a jerk, and a bit stereotypical.
2. It had an episode called *Bye Bye Beavers* that never aired on television as Nickelodeon didn't want to mention the cancellation of the show. It is actually predicted that this episode was responsible for gracefully ending the show.
3. It can get very annoying and mean-spirited sometimes.
4. There’s always some bad episodes.
5. The scene in the opening with Daggett twerking.
Big City Greens

***Big City Greens*** is an American animated comedy and adventure television series created by the Houghton brothers that premiered on Disney Channel on June 18, 2018. The series features the voices of Chris Houghton, Marieve Herington, Bob Joles, and Artemis Pebdani. The series was renewed for a second season by Disney Channel on May 17, 2018.

## Plot

The series focuses on Cricket Green, a mischievous and optimistic country boy who moves to the big city along with his family.

## Why It Rocks

1. The animation is decent. The character designs are likeable and adorable, and the animation in the intro is solid.
2. Great characterization. For example, Cricket Green is a typical goofy kid but at the same time, he is very mature when he needs to be and learns the most important lessons out of everyone, and Tilly's personality is very cute.
3. The yellow skin of the Green family resembles the color of corn, which draws connection with farming.
	* Not only that, also the yellow skin is very similar to that of The Simpsons.
4. The backgrounds are well made as they have a lot of detail and they are great to look at.
5. The theme song is catchy, seeing as it was made by The Mowgli's.
6. Despite being out of place, the voice acting is incredible.
7. The episode plots are entertaining and sometimes unpredictable.
8. The problems in the show can be relatable, sometimes.
9. The show is entirely based on a Western country family trying to adapt to a more modern area, almost making it a western version of We Bare Bears.
10. Season 2 is wholesome.
11. "Cheap Show" and "Green Christmas" are great episodes.
12. Great morals like Dinner isn't about the food, it's about the family you spend it with from steak night.

## Bad Qualities

1. Cricket and Gramma’s voices sound out of place.
2. Cricket's reckless behavior is not good because his payoff is not worth it.
3. "Wild Side" is an awful episode and the ending of this episode is also bad: All the Greens are making vandalism and **we see a naked Gramma!**
4. Sometimes it tries too hard to be "Slice-of-life" and there are unrealistic plots.

## Critical reception

*Big City Greens* received a positive reception from critics. *Common Sense Media*'s Emily Ashby praised the series for its characters and themes, writing that "despite mining familiar stereotypes of rural dwellers, the show has strong family-centric themes and silly, lighthearted laughs". Bekah Burbank of *LaughingPlace.com* praised the series' characters, stating that "While the mischief and antics are super silly and completely ridiculous, the characters themselves are quite fun. Just like it is with every family, the quirkiness is what you come to love most about the people you spend time with. The Green family might not be perfect, but they’re positive, supportive, and optimistic no matter the situation. Everyone could benefit from spending a little time with this wacky family".
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (Seasons 1-4)

***The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy*** (also known as ***Billy & Mandy***) is an American animated television series created by Maxwell Atoms for Cartoon Network. It follows two children named Billy—a slow-witted boy—and Mandy—the cynical best friend—who, after winning a limbo game to save Billy's pet hamster, gain the mighty Grim Reaper as their best friend in eternal servitude and slavery.

## Plot

Billy and Mandy are a mismatched pair of youngsters who befriend the Grim Reaper after winning a limbo contest against him. Since the Grim Reaper lost, he has to be their friend forever, and the three go on adventures together. Between school, family and visitors from the spirit world, Billy and Mandy sometimes need help to clean up the messes they get themselves into, and that's where Hoss Delgado comes in. Hoss and the Grim Reaper are not friends, and with Mandy's bossy nature and Billy's curious and funny attitude escapades ensue.

## Why It Rocks

1. Good animation.
2. Creative and adventurous episode plots.
3. Catchy theme song.
4. Memorable, funny and likeable characters like Billy, Mandy, the Grim Reaper, Irwin, Billy’s parents, Mandy's parents, Irwin's dad, Principal Goodvibes, Hoss Delgado, Eris, Jeff the Spider, Nergal, Nergal Jr., Fred Fredburger, and Dracula.
5. Amazing voice acting.
6. Hilarious slapstick humor, especially from Billy and Grim.
7. Great sense of horror, as the monsters and villains in the show are delightfully creepy for its rating.
8. Great Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, and Bob Clampett inspired gags and humor from the Golden Age of Animation.
9. Spawned several internet memes.
10. Great shout outs to other popular media like shows by Hanna-Barbera and Cartoon Network.

## Bad Qualities

1. Excessive amounts of gross-out and toilet humors alike.
2. It gets pretty mean-spirited, annoying, dumb, juvenile, and corny at times.
3. As the series went on, Billy's dad, Harold, changed from an essentially intelligent and laidback likeable father, into a bumbling idiot, to the point of being even dumber and grosser than his own son. Though he can be funny, depending on your opinion of him..
4. Other characters like Mindy, Sperg, Nigel Planter, and the Boogeyman are unlikable as well.
5. The continuity isn’t all that great. characters would gut stuck in a situation impossible to get out of or suffer from things that can't be undone, only for things to go back to normal the next episode.
Space Ghost: Coast to Coast

***Space Ghost Coast to Coast*** is an American adult animated parody talk show, created by Mike Lazzo and hosted by the 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Space Ghost. It is considered the first original program on Cartoon Network.

## Why It Rocks

1. Helped kickstart Cartoon Networks original programs.
2. The low budget animation has a certain charm to it.
3. The cast of Space Ghost, Zorak, Moltar, and especially Brak are all hilarious.
4. Great voice acting from Andy Merrill, C. Martin Croker, and George Lowe.
5. The comedy is often hilarious and it is one of the few examples of random and surreal comedy actually working.
6. Helped revive interest in a previously obscure Hanna Barbara character.
7. The interviews are great, and feature many celebrities.
8. Harvey Birdman, from Birdman and the Galaxy Trio, shows up in one episode, which led into his very own show Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law.
9. Spawned several spinoffs, such as The Brak Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Harvey Birdman, Cartoon Planet, and Sealab 2021.
	* Also, it appears in Perfect Hair Forever in the pilot episode.

## Bad Qualities

1. The GameTap episodes were not very well received. Primarily because they turned out to actually be awkward rather than funny, with lots of dry and unfunny jokes, lazy writing, and Space Ghost constantly showing his nipple to the audience.
2. The show can sometimes be lazy.
Mr. Pickles

***Mr. Pickles*** is an animated series airing on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block. It debuted in September of 2013 and the series finale aired on November 18th, 2019, thus being replaced by its spinoff, *Momma Named me Sheriff.*

## Why It Rocks

1. The show's idea and concept of a family dog that is secretly satanic actually does sound interesting.
2. The deaths and murders are sometimes done in creative ways.
3. The animation is better than the pilot.
4. Some good episodes like "Loose Tooth", "Vegans" and The Season 3 Finale.
5. Mr. Pickles at least do care about most of his family, and most of the people he had killed are done as revenge for hurting his owner, Tommy in some way.
	* Mr. Pickles' design is also passable and isn't grotesque to look at.
6. Mentioned before, the animation is well detailed, despite being grotesque.
7. Decent Voice Acting
8. While murderous, Mr. Pickles is an entertaining.

## Bad Qualities

1. Most of the character designs are incredibly grotesque, uncanny and bland at the same (especially on the old people), which is made somewhat worse by the detailed animation.
2. Speaking of the animation, despite being detailed has a lot of errors like the idle movement of the feet from a cop when exploring a bloody cave in one episode and the frame rate being very choppy, especially for Adult Swim standards (Hell, Dr. Weird had better frame rates animation than this!)
3. Henry Goodman (The Grandfather) is the only character who knows that Mr. Pickles is evil. Unfortunately, he's the show's Butt-Monkey because nobody believes him, and Mr. Pickles terrorizes him, with most of the time, doing it for fun. And in the Season 3 finale, Mr. Pickles frames Grandpa for murder.
4. **Awful Ending:** In the final episode, "The Tree of Flesh", Mr. Pickles finally gets framed for his actions and Henry is finally claimed to be innocent. But when he switches back to his original body, he sees his show dog wife ***twerking*** at him to follow her. But it turns out that Henry swap bodies with the show dog and ***finally*** kills Mr. Pickles, when we finally think it’s over, Henry ***gives birth*** to Mr. Pickles’s puppy, thus making this finale *very* unsatisfying.
5. Season 1 has not aged well.
Archer

***Archer*** is an American adult animated sitcom created by Adam Reed for the basic cable network FX and later on FXX. It first premiered on September 17, 2009.

## Plot

*Archer* follows the exploits of eight dysfunctional secret agents of the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS), a fictional New York-based intelligence agency.

## Why It Rocks

1. Decent and detailed animation.
2. Likable, witty and hilarious characters, such as Sterling Archer, Cheryl and Lana Kane.
3. Perfect voice casting for the characters, especially H. Jon Benjamin.
4. The jokes are hilarious, on-point and not afraid to test its boundaries, especially the ones about women and alcohol.
5. Consistency. There are little to no filler episodes and almost every episode focuses on the plot while managing to make every episode story more different than the last.
6. The show is fast but well-paced, as it allows the viewers to get to know the characters each episode.
7. Smart, unique and funny dialogue.
8. Pretty satisfying action.
9. The show majorly redeemed themselves in Season 10, following the disastrous Season's 8 and 9.

## Bad Qualities

1. Malory, Sterling's mother, although hilarious, is a very mean-spirited character.
2. Some of Archer's offensive and narcissistic quotes can make him more unlikable than he is supposed to be.
3. Some of the humor is very outdated.
4. The name of the agency from seasons one to five, ISIS, is painfully controversial, even if it does stand for something else.
5. While the character designs are great, the character movement is incredibly stilted.
6. Seasons 8 and 9 weren't well received by fans and critics because of the weak Storyline of Archer falling into a coma.

## Reception

Archer is considered to be on of the greatest adult animated shows. It currently sits at an 8.6/10 on IMDb and a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.
CatDog (1998 TV Series)

***CatDog*** is an American animated television series created by Peter Hannan for Nickelodeon. The series depicts the life of conjoined brothers, with one half being a cat and the other a dog. Nickelodeon produced the series from Burbank, California. The first episode aired on April 4, 1998 (following the *Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards*), before the show officially premiered in October that year. The Season 2 episode "Fetch" was also shown in theaters with *The Rugrats Movie* before airing on TV. The series aired on Nickelodeon from April 4, 1998, to June 15, 2005, for four seasons and 68 episodes. The series was produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and Peter Hannan Productions and has been released on DVD.

## Plot

The series revolves around Cat and Dog a conjoined twin hybrid of a cat and a dog who share the same body with no tail or hind legs and although they are best friends and brothers, they have very different personalities, similar to *The Odd Couple* mixed with elements of Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello and fellow Nicktoon *The Ren & Stimpy Show*. Cat is very cultured while Dog is very fun-loving and enjoys chasing garbage trucks, chasing cars, and exploring many things in which Cat does not want to take part. Dog enjoys eating at fast food restaurants (such as Taco Depot), whereas Cat does not. The series takes place in Nearburg, a town dominated by anthropomorphic animals and the occasional humanoid.

## Why It Rocks

1. A catchy bluegrass theme song as well as amazing music.
2. Cat and Dog are both likable characters that have opposite personalities and work off each other very well.
3. Very smooth animation.
4. The idea of a conjoined cat and dog is very weird but interesting.
5. The voice acting is very good, as it utilizes the talents of Tom Kenny, Jim Cummings, and many more.
6. Decent episode plots, such as Cat and Dog trying to sneak back into a taco restaurant they were banned from.
7. It even had a movie called *CatDog and the Great Parent Mystery*, which reveals Cat and Dog's tragic backstory: they were separated from their foster parents when they were babies.
8. Unlike many shows, it manages to pull off sadistic humor well.
9. Hilarious slapstick.

## Bad Qualities

1. As WIR #8 said, the show is very mean-spirited and the duo almost never win.
2. Some gross-out imagery.
3. Winslow, the Greaser Dogs, and Rancid Rabbit can be very unlikeable.
4. Subpar character designs.
5. Cat & Dog's personalities are very cliche, especially for 1998.
	* Speaking of CatDog, they can be very frustrating with Cat with his arrogant, selfish & petty behavior like Squidward at his worst & Dog by his oblivious stupidity like T.U.F.F Puppy's Dudley.
Johnny Bravo (Season 1-3)

***Johnny Bravo*** is a comedy cartoon series created by Van Partible for Cartoon Network, and the second of the network's "Cartoon Cartoons".

## Why It Rocks

1. Wacky gags and jokes that sneak in a lot of adult humor.
2. Johnny Bravo is a muscular, flirty, funny, manly, handsome, marginally intelligent, and likable protagonist. He serves as a stereotype of the big bulky womanizing moron without being obnoxious or unlikeable, while at the same time having a heart of gold.
3. Memorable characters.
4. Interesting plot for entertainment.
5. Fluently smooth animation and art style.
6. It had a TV movie called *Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood* in 2011.
7. It had a crossover with *Scooby-Doo, Where are You?*.

## Bad Qualities

1. Johnny started becoming dumber in Season 3.
2. The pop culture references such as mention of New Kids On the Block and celebrity guess appearances such as Donny Osmond can really date the show.
3. Season 4 was terrible. Despite Van Partible returning to work on season 4, it was so bad that it flopped and ended the series.
4. The art shift in season 2 was mediocre.
5. The Series Finale was garbage.
Family Guy (Season 1-7)

***Family Guy*** is an American animated sitcom created by Seth MacFarlane for the Fox Broadcasting Company. It has aired from January 31, 1999 to November 9, 2003, and has aired again since May 1, 2005. This era of the show is widely regarded as one of the best animated shows in television history, despite a dip in quality afterwards.

## Why These Seasons Rock

1. Being a show that was created in 1999 like SpongeBob, it's currently one of the longest-running cartoons that's still putting out new episodes.
2. Decent animation.
3. Likable characters, especially Brian, Stewie, Cleveland, Joe and Peter.
4. Covers topics that are usually shunned by the public.
5. Amazing voice acting, especially Seth MacFarlane himself.
6. Tries to see how much it can get away with its dark humor and delightfully controversial jokes.
7. Brilliant and creative episodes, such as the "Road to..." series.
8. Hilarious parodies such as *The Passion of the Christ 2: Crucify This!*.
9. Great songs, such as "The Freakin' FCC" and "The Bird is the Word".
10. Helped to prove that people can have different opinions about shows despite crude nature
11. Considerably realistic character designs.
12. Memorable gags, especially the Quagmire gags and Peter's violent rivalry with Ernie the Giant Chicken.
13. Even Scrat appeared in "Sibling Rivalry" as a cutaway gag with Peter saying these funny quotes such as "NO, NO, BAD SQUIRREL, THOSE ARE MY NUTS, MY NUTS" and Scrat attacking Peter while saying "Oh no, my nuts, my nuts", which was very hilarious.
14. Many famous celebrities are fans of the show, such as Rihanna, Brittney Spears, and Dwayne Johnson.
15. Brilliant jokes, without having to rely on shock value
16. The fact that it was saved by fans after being canceled means how much people love this cartoon.

## Bad Qualities

1. Mild overuse of violence, sex, abuse, and farting due to how vulgar the show is.
2. Some of the voice acting is pretty annoying, like Alex Borstein as Lois Griffin in the later seasons.
3. Extreme amounts of toilet humor especially on the new seasons.
4. Went horribly downhill since the 7th season's 11th episode: Not All Dogs Go To Heaven.
	* Even before the show’s downfall, the good seasons had the occasional bad episode, like Fore, Father.
5. At some points it can rip off elements from *The Simpsons*, though that show also occasionally takes elements back from this one.

## Reception

The older seasons of *Family Guy* were met with very positive reception. In 2013, TV Guide ranked it the 9th greatest television cartoon of all time, and in 2009, IGN ranked it #7 on their top 100 animated series list. It was ranked no. 3 on Watchmojo's top 10 Adult Cartoons.
Batman: The Animated Series

**Batman: the Animated Series** is a cartoon series based off the Batman comic books. It first aired on Fox Kids from 1992 to 1995, before switching networks to The WB in 1997 as *The New Batman Adventures*.

## Plot

The series focuses on Batman and his sidekicks as they protect Gotham from mob bosses like Rupert Thorne to the various super-criminals like the Joker, Batman's arch-nemesis.

## Why It Rocks

1. Epic opening sequence.
2. It, along with Spider-Man The Animated Series, X-Men The Animated Series, and Superman The Animated Series, helped save superhero cartoons, which were in a really bad spot thanks to poor quality shows throughout the 60s, 70s, and 80s eras of animation.
3. Very well-written stories.
4. Great voice acting with Kevin Conroy as Batman, and Mark Hamill as the Joker.
	* Mark Hamill's role as the Joker led him to become one of the best-known villain voice actors. He went on to voice the Joker in the *Batman Arkham* series.
5. Many stories were dark and mature, showing that the people behind the show knew that kids could handle it.
6. Many great villains, some of whom can be sympathized with, such as Mr. Freeze, who was re-written as a tragic villain who only wanted revenge for himself and his terminally-ill wife.
7. Well-done action sequences.
8. Superb animation.
9. Started the DC Animated Universe.
10. Had interesting original characters, like Baby Doll and Red Claw.
11. Introduced us to Harley Quinn, the Joker's girlfriend.

## Bad Qualities

1. The series has some bad episodes (most notably *I've Got Batman in My Basement* and *Critters*)
2. The animation quality is very inconsistent, with TMS usually providing the good animation and amateur studios like AKOM providing the bad animation.
3. There was censorship in the first three seasons.
4. Baby Doll and Red Claw didn't make it into the comics.

## Reception

Because of its more mature setting (still a kids' show) and well-written stories, *Batman: the Animated Series* is regarded as one of the greatest animated shows ever made. This show also became very popular not only in the United States of america, it became popular worldwide too.
Doug (Season 1-4)

***Doug*** is an American animated sitcom that was created by Jim Jinkins and produced by Jumbo Pictures for the Nickelodeon. The series premiered in 1991 on the cable network Nickelodeon, as the channel's first original animated content alongside Rugrats and The Ren & Stimpy Show. The series' original run consisted of 52 episodes over four seasons that were broadcast from 1991 to 1994. In 1996, Disney acquired the series, retooling it with several creative changes, thus renaming it *Brand Spanking New! Doug* (retitled *Disney's Doug* in 1998), and airing it for three years on ABC's One Saturday Morning which consisted of 65 episodes over three seasons that were broadcast from 1996 to 1999.

## Plot

Doug revolves around Douglas "Doug" Funnie, an 11 (later 12)-year-old boy who wants to be another face in the crowd, but by possessing a vivid imagination and a strong sense of morality, he is more likely to stand out. He keeps a journal, which he treats as an autobiography, as he records numerous experiences over the series, which range from learning to dance to getting a bad haircut. Doug Funnie and his family (which consists of his parents Theda and Phil, sister Judy, and dog Porkchop) move from the town of Bloatsburg to Bluffington after his dad receives a job promotion. Bluffington is in the United States but not in any specific U.S. state. However, Bluffington is loosely based on the city of Richmond, Virginia, where creator Jim Jinkins was born and raised.

## Why It Rocks

1. One of the first of their successful line of Nicktoons, in fact it's the very first Nicktoon ever made.
2. Some likable characters like Doug, Porkchop, Skeeter, Patti and the others.
3. Great voice acting, especially for Billy West, Fred Newman, Constance Shulman.
4. While Doug just wants to fit in with his peers, he has a vivid imagination and an unparalleled sense of morality that both make him stand out amongst them. Doug narrates every episode, and writes his experiences in his journal.
5. The theme song is pretty nice.
6. Some heartwarming moments.
7. Great animation.
8. The last episode where Doug graduated from middle school was a perfect way to end the series.

## Bad Qualities

1. It can get boring often.
2. Some of the characters can be bland.
3. The Christmas special was awful, and the movie didn't help either.
4. Speaking of the bad Christmas episode, there were some other bad episodes such as Doug is Slave for a Day, Doug's New Teacher, and Doug's Babysitter.
5. The series suffered a massive dip in quality when it was moved to Disney.
6. It's movie was also poorly received.