Everything You Didn’t Know

The BEST Disney afternoon cartoon (we'll defend it) has a much more interesting story than many know about. Plus, that theme song was amazing. Also, we address Season 3

The Gobots came first, kids. And Optimus Prime and Megatron worked for them. Journey with us back to Gobotron as we look at this oft forgotten 80s cartoon.

Things got real crazy in the year 2258. Hop along with us into the future (okay, past. The show debuted in 1994) to get deep with Sheridan, Ivanova and the rest of the gang.

Remember Sonic's third adventure? Alongside Tails and with Knuckles first appearance? Michael Jackson almost did the soundtrack? Journey back to Angel Island in the year of our Lord 1994 with us.

Once upon a time, a family of six got into a ski accident, became bionic, got weird nicknames and starred in a trippy as hell show that talked about fondue. Also, we talk Bionic Ever After. Come along for a bionic ride.

What do Alfre Woodard, the Fresh Prince's bedroom wall, Lil' Romeo and the Super Friends have in common? They've all got ties to this 2000-2004 animated series. It's electric! (boogie woogie woogie).

The most bizarre talk show of all time, featuring an anthropomorphic signing cat and murdering the Bee Gees on-air, remembered. Sometimes the facts are weirder than the show. P.S. Bjork is in this.

The underwater cousin of Thundercats and Silverhawks, TigerSharks had a weird existence featuring weird people making weird choices. But it also had great hair and killer music. Journey back with us.

The Matt Groening classic turns 20 in 2019, but its origins REALLY trace back to the World's Fair. That's just the start of Futurama's unique history. Sit back and go back to the future with us - before Leela chops you with a "Hi-Yah."

Mobile Armored Strike Kommand premiered in September 1985 as a vehicle for toy merchandising capitalizing on the success of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and The Transformers.

The Top Gun-inspired late 80s Space Western has musicals, ghost towns, and space chickens. You need to know everything about this.

What happens when our favorite heroes get old? Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Batman Beyond and the emergence of the word "shway"!

Back in the dark ages of 1989, video games were still finding their way in the realm of the boob tube. The iconic nintendo plumbers combined wrestling, weird cameos and oddly innapropriate sexual jokes in a wacky variety kids show.

Who knew you weren't allowed to market toys and video games to kids? Certainly not Kid Icarus, Simon Belmont, and Megaman. Let's go deep on the 1989 classic.

Why was Hobgoblin a main villain? Why Insidious Six vs. Sinister Six? These and more mysteries revealed in this trip down 90s cartoon memory lane.

The 1989 classic family film starring Matt Frewer, Marcia Strassman, Kristine Sutherland and Rick Moranis as Wayne Szalinski is really just a B horror movie in disguise.

Prepare to get slimed! The spin-off/sequel of the 1984 comedy movie Ghostbusters ran from September 13, 1986 to October 5, 1991. But did you know Ernie Hudson was passed over for voicing Winston, the same role he played in the movie? That's just the beginning of the weird journey of this cartoon.

Did the iconic 90s cartoon instill environmentally sound values upon our impressionable youth? Maybe...but it definitely inspired too many mullets.

The 1999 classic featuring Ben Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, William H. Macy, Greg Kinnear and Hank Azaria was way ahead of its time. The superhero genre still had a ways to go before the MCU.

What do you get when you combine Jaws, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and 90s cartoons? Street Sharks!

Is it weird the Beetlejuice basically was the Genie from Aladdin before the genie was a thing? We think so.

The 1998 sci-fi horror classic is an exquisite self-aware '90s film time capsule that should be treasured and revered. Starring Jordana Brewster, Josh Hartnett, Salma Hayek Famke Janssen, Elijah Wood, Jon Stewart, and Usher Raymond.

Todd McFarlane's iconic anithero gets the HBO mature treatment in this late 90s animated classic.

The sequel to the 1985 seminole classic was a self-aware masterpiece that had every kid in America jonesing for a hoverboard.

He's an iconic video game character, but did you know that lurking beneath the 90s kids cartoon show lies a surprisingly poignant piece on the future of robotics and AI?"

In the near future Doc Terror, and his cyborg companion, Hacker, unleash their forces to conquer Earth! We're revisiting the 80s cartoon classic

"In what world does it make sense to cast the Muscles from Brussels (Jean-Claude Van Damme) as Guile? This world. And we love it. The 1994 classic also starred Raúl Juliá as Bison, Ming-Na Wen as Chun-Li, Damian Chapa as Ken, Kylie Minogue as Cammy, Byron Mann as Ryu, and Roshan Seth as Dhalsim."