Cartoon Network was known for taking risks with its shows, though not everything became a hit. Here are 5 fantastic series that have largely been forgotten, but really should be considered classics alongside the network’s most popular shows.
Whether it’s through secret societies like the Illuminati or powerful Marvel characters, many have wielded the Infinity Stones. Here’s a look at who used them and how.
EA Sports FC recently announced a new technical test for their upcoming game, currently known as FC 26. They describe it as a preview of a more immersive football experience. Starting November 3rd, a limited number of players in the UK, USA, and Canada will be able to participate. EA Sports wants to clarify that the content in this test won’t appear in the final FC 26 game, but it’s the biggest test of its kind they’ve ever conducted.
Some people feel the movies and shows offered each month aren’t as good as they used to be. However, a recent analysis by a YouTuber shows that this isn’t actually the case – the quality hasn’t declined based on the available data.
Noah Hawley’s sci-fi series is currently the best of the year, but a strong contender is coming soon. Apple TV is releasing a new show in November that aims to redefine the genre. This might sound like typical hype, but the creators behind it have a remarkable track record, including two critically acclaimed, all-time great shows.
Contraband is a co-op game revealed in 2021, described as a world where players can live out their smuggling fantasies.
I believe the worst season actually belongs to Angel Season 4, which consistently features the weakest episodes of both series. The biggest problem is how the show handled Cordelia Chase, a character who was usually one of the strongest in either show. While her return to Earth without her memories in the early episodes of Season 4 was interesting, things really went downhill with Episode 5, “Supersymmetry,” when she started living with Angel’s son, Connor, and a romantic storyline began to develop.
A recent episode of The Simpsons Season 37 revealed a new piece of the family’s past and finally confirmed a long-held fan theory about Bart. The show definitively established that Bart is left-handed, and that Homer attempted to discourage this as a child, even resorting to bullying. However, as viewers have noticed throughout the series—particularly when Bart writes on the chalkboard—he has consistently written with his left hand.
If you’re still hoping to collect the complete Zabu Build-A-Figure wave, including Cable, you can find most of the figures on Amazon for around the original retail price. Just be aware that these are being sold by individual sellers, not Amazon directly.
Many DC characters operate in morally gray areas, using methods and striving for goals that aren’t always admirable. Despite this, they possess immense power and the potential to either save or destroy the world.