5 Fantasy TV Masterpieces That Have Aged Incredibly Well

Fantasy isn’t limited to stories with swords, magic, and dragons. Many great fantasy series explore different themes, like horror or science fiction, or take place in realistic historical settings. Some of the most popular ones even blend fantasy with horror. Here are 5 fantasy series that have stood the test of time and continue to gain fans, including one that’s still being released.

A Cartoon Network Classic Is Finally Back on Streaming (And Its One of the Creepiest Kids Shows Ever)

Get ready to revisit the spooky world of Courage the Cowardly Dog! All four seasons of the classic Cartoon Network show are now available to stream on Tubi. After disappearing from HBO Max last summer, all 52 episodes returned on March 1st. The series, which originally aired from 1999 to 2002, follows Courage, a fearful dog who bravely defends his elderly owners against strange and terrifying creatures from the worlds of the paranormal, supernatural, and science fiction.

I’ll Die On The Hill That This Nearly 20 Year Old Fighting Game Is Perfect

The Super Smash Bros. series is a fantastic example of innovation in the fighting game genre. The original game was a surprise success on the Nintendo 64, and Super Smash Bros. Melee continues to be popular with professional gamers. While Super Smash Bros. Ultimate felt like the series’ high point for many, Super Smash Bros. Brawl – released in North America on March 9, 2008 – is arguably the best game in the series and a nearly flawless fighting game experience.

Every Ted Season 2 Episode, Ranked

While there aren’t any confirmed plans for a third season of Ted on Peacock yet, the second season is full of great episodes. It’s a really solid season, especially considering how strong the first season was. However, some episodes are better than others. Here’s a ranking of all the episodes in Ted Season 2, from worst to best.