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‘South Park’ Season 27 Premiere Draws Nearly 6M Viewers, Marks Franchise’s Biggest Cable Share Since 1999

‘South Park’s’ Season 27 premiere hits 5.9M viewers, biggest cable share since 1999, and breaks social media records across platforms.

MeTV Toons To Celebrate ‘The Flintstones’ 65th Anniversary With All-Day Marathon (EXCLUSIVE)

Celebrate 65 years of ‘The Flintstones’ with an all-day marathon on MeTV Toons, featuring classic episodes and films on Sunday, August 31.

Comcast To Bury Cartoon Network In Its $9.95/Month More Sports & Entertainment Package

Cartoon Network moves to Comcast’s $9.95 add-on tier in August, reducing its cable visibility as audiences shift to digital platforms.

‘Iyanu: The Age Of Wonders’ Animated Movie To Premiere August 30 On Cartoon Network, HBO Max

‘Iyanu: The Age of Wonders’ is a new animated prequel for the popular franchise, premiering Aug 30 on HBO Max and Cartoon Network.

Nickelodeon Reveals ‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ First Look At Comic-Con

Nickelodeon reveals ‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ first-look, a new animated series featuring twin Earthbenders in a fractured world.

‘Trump, His Penis Is Teeny-Tiny, But His Love For Us Is Large’: ‘South Park’ Creators Pull No Punches In S27 Premiere

‘South Park’s’ Season 27 premiere mocks Trump with deepfake chaos, tiny-penis satire, and AI-fueled jabs after Parker and Stone’s $1.5B Paramount deal.

‘South Park’s’ $1.5 Billion Streaming Coup: Inside The Landmark Deal Bringing The Show to Paramount+

Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s ‘South Park’ secures a $1.5 billion Paramount+ deal, ending months of legal drama and marking a major shift in streaming rights.

‘We Wanted To Keep Him Familiar’: Rob LaDuca On Adapting Mickey For A New Generation Of Clubhousers

Disney TV legend Rob LaDuca (‘Aladdin the Animated Series,’ ‘Timon & Pumba’) on adapting ‘Mickey Mouse Clubhouse’ for a new generation.

Children’s Content Crisis In The U.K. As Sky Kids Halts Original Commissions

Sky Kids will stop commissioning original shows, shifting to acquisitions, sparking industry concern over U.K. children’s content decline.

If Almodóvar Did Stop Motion, It Would Probably Look A Lot Like The Trailer For Adult Swim’s ‘Women Wearing Shoulder Pads’

Adult Swim’s first Spanish-language animated series, ‘Women Wearing Shoulder Pads,’ blends and ’80s Ecuadorian vibe with absurdist humor and melodrama.

‘Arcane,’ ‘Bob’s Burgers,’ ‘Common Side Effects,’ ‘Love, Death + Robots,’ ‘The Simpsons’ Score Emmy Nods

The 2025 Emmy nominations were unveiled today, featuring mostly familiar faces with a couple of newcomers in the animation and VFX categories.

Eight More ‘Bluey’ Episodes Are Getting A European Theatrical Run, Why Aren’t American Studios Putting More Shows In Cinemas?

‘Bluey at the Cinema’ brings 8 hit episodes to theaters across Europe, building buzz for a 2027 movie after UK success with 400K+ viewers.

Back in the Saddle: Wild West ‘C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa’ Gets 2027 Reboot

The Nacelle Company continues to fill out its nostalgia-driven Nacellverse, and will tease the new show at Comic-Con.

First Look: Jorge Gutiérrez’s Limited Adult Animation Series Project ‘El Guapo Vs The Narco Vampires’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Guriérrez is working with Mexico’s Ánima Estudios (‘Batman Azteca’) on a three-minute demo for the show, currently in development.

Hot Wheels: Creating The Toy-Car Titles For JJ Abrams and LaToya Morgan’s Crime Thriller Series ‘Duster’

‘We treated the cars like characters’: Kevin Van Der Meiren and David Nicolas on the show’s surreal Hot Wheels-inspired titles.

‘This Merger Is A Shtshow And It’s Fcking Up ‘South Park’’: Trey Parker And Matt Stone Respond To Comedy Central Broadcast Delay

‘South Park’ creators upset over Season 27 delay: “This Merger Is A Sh*tshow And It’s F*cking Up ‘South Park’.”

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