The best Saturday-morning ’80s cartoons. These days, you can watch animated TV shows whenever you want—on streaming channels, YouTube or any of the cable channels devoted exclusively to cartoons.

But for many of us, ’80s cartoons were a Saturday-morning exclusive. ... Before hitting the Saturday-morning cartoon circuit, The Care Bears started off as characters found on greeting cards.

The Candy-Sweet Bears Produced Some Equally Sweet Adventures It can be a bit off-putting when a whole race of cartoons (in this case, the Gummi Bears of Gummi Glen ) are introduced as "the last of ...

In the '80s and '90s, just about every cartoon was terrifying in some way. Here are scary cartoon episodes that traumatized the Nerdist staff.

Smokey Bear, the fictional face of forest fire prevention, is celebrating 80 years. It's the longest running and most successful advertising campaign in American history.

Many can still recite his tagline from memory – and this weekend in Pittston, Smokey Bear will appear in person. “Only you can prevent forest fires,” Smokey Bear, who officially turns 80 on ...

When the Rupert cartoons first appeared they were an overnight success. Rupert and his friends - Bill Badger, Algy Pug and Pong Ping - achieved celebrity status. A fan club - The Followers of Rupert ...

I can’t share my full review until tomorrow due to an embargo, but Cocaine Bear is a strong throwback to the era of bloody 80s monster movies. Obviously not for the kiddos or squeamish, but for ...

Cartoon Network's popular animated children's show "We Baby Bears" will introduce two nonbinary characters and include a discussion of pronoun usage during its season debut Saturday morning.The ...

Smokey Bear is lionized in “Decades,” his latest PSA, for good reason. The moving spot compels us to take stock of Mr. Bear’s decades of professional forest-fire-fighting work. At 80, Smokey ...

Smokey Bear, the longest-running PSA campaign in U.S. history, turned 80 years old Friday. The cartoon was born in 1944 from a collaboration between the United States Forest Service, Ad Council ...

As a late ‘80s baby and ‘90s kid, Rugrats was a huge part of my cartoon lineup. I loved watching those silly babies with large heads go on ridiculous adventures.