No way! My girlfriend @charismakat.bsky.social is actually in the process of drawing me with Mar Mar in that exact scenario. 🥰 Here’s what has been made of it so far; the finished product is coming soon (it’s part of a selfship art trade we made for our first Christmas together).

"I don't care what anyone says, I like that movie."

As Told by Ginger left Paramount+ today. Since the show was delisted from digital storefronts back in January 2015, this means there is no official way to watch the entire series anymore.

Saying this as someone who doesn't typically like newer simpsons, this special was really creative and awesome. I love their approach to Professor Frink's beliefs because there are people of faith who value science and I haven't seen that portrayed often in media, so it felt unique in that way.

At least in this very specific case, I can proudly say “Physical media for the win.”

It should be the responsibility of the companies who own the Netflix Originals that are leaving Netflix in the coming months - not Netflix themselves - to keep such content in circulation. All that Netflix did was pay a limited time license to brand that stuff as their content.

On the one hand, I’m glad that this series is going to be available to stream on a platform so many people have access to. On the other hand, though, does PBS really not know what the “Chill” part of “Netflix and Chill” means?

Nickelodeon's earliest shows released as original programming on Netflix will begin expiring off this service next year: Pinky Malinky is departing the platform on July 17, 2026. www.whats-on-netflix.com/leaving-soon...

No one wants to see a movie trying to make us sympathize with Gaston!

As for why none of the Nickelodeon channels are doing such a stunt, it would be a violation of the FCC’s Kidvid rules (especially if the publicity happened during SpongeBob itself).

All of the major non-Nickelodeon Viacom channels have their screenbugs colored yellow this week to tie in with the theatrical release of The SpongeBob Movie: The Search for SquarePants.

This Christmas is the first one where no matter how hard I try to put myself in the spirit of the holiday, I just feel over it.

Perhaps not too surprisingly, the movie aired with on-screen credits, but surprisingly, the 4Kids logo in the credits was left intact.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles Forever is airing right now on NickToons - the closest we’re ever going to get to having the 2003 iteration of TMNT on American cable again.

Fun fact: today is Dick Van Dyke's 100th birthday. And yes, he is still alive.

Im absolutely terrified of the ocean BUT I absolutely do my best to protect it because of Stephen. Refusing to use and fighting against AI is just one way.

When a cynical viewpoint on the holiday season gets the better of you:

First McDonald's, now Paramount. Take note, entertainment industry: Making AI commercials will bring you nothing but horrific publicity...

Good riddance, now let’s do the same with Coca Cola.

THE ORIGINAL UPLOAD OF THE AD GOT DELETED BY THE COMPANY WHO POSTED IT! Nice to know that sometimes, there is still justice in this world.

Happy National Ding-A-Ling Day.

Trivia/Graph Share Time! Did you know that a handful of episodes from the early years of Family Guy were actually rated TV-PG for their original broadcasts on Fox?

Jeff Garcia isn't the only NickToons VA we lost yesterday, unfortunately. Jim Ward, the voice of Chet Ubetcha and Doug Dimmadome on The Fairly OddParents, also passed away then due to Alzheimer's at the age of 66. parade.com/news/jim-war... Farewell, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome.

Happy Lapis always puts a smile on my face. But Happy CHRISTMAS Lapis? That's a Yuletide miracle if I ever saw one.

Before anyone goes accusing the show staff of supporting AI, just a reminder that these two episodes openly criticizing the use of it exist. Got that, Bluesky?

The truth is it is not Kamp Koral or any spin off of SpongeBob that's disrespecting Hillenburg's wishes. It's this AI ad. I can't believe this is official.

The Emperor's New School just finished airing on Disney XD - and also American television as a whole - for the first time in 13 years.

We finally have an example of people saying “Stephen Hillenburg’s wishes are being disrespected” where that statement is actually true.

I grew up watching Jimmy Neutron a lot when I was younger and Sheen has been one of the highlights for me whenever I watch the show as I related to his special interests nature being a fanboy. Rest in peace Jeff Garcia my condolences go out to you and your family 🙏💚

Very sad news for my fellow NickToons fans: Jeff Garcia, the voice of Sheen Estevez on Jimmy Neutron and Pip on Back at the Barnyard, is no longer with us. He passed away of pneumonia today at the age of 50. www.tmz.com/2025/12/10/j...

Well, his Foster’s review is up for everyone to see now. And you know what? As one of the show’s biggest defenders, I’m not even mad at it: I think he gave the most levelheaded take on the show I’ve seen in recent years despite the issues he has with it.

People on the former bird site are getting mad over Mr. Enter’s CN Reel series because he didn’t like Time Squad or Robot Jones.

5 AM on Adult Swim after Futurama leaves the channel (again) is actually going to be a rotating timeslot: *Weekdays - Dragon Ball Z Kai *Saturdays - Unicorn: Warriors Eternal *Sundays - Home Movies

MeTV Toons is finally available on Xfinity!

I’m tired of people faulting me for making assumptions in the name of being defensive towards a friend. Such an occurrence happens pretty much every other day now, and I’m at my boiling point in that regard.

Adult Swim is indeed losing the broadcast rights to Futurama again, just like what happened to King of the Hill a month ago: the series is leaving the channel for good on Saturday, December 27, 2025 (exactly four years after its own return to the channel).

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) is airing on Nickelodeon’s Totally Turtles channel on Pluto TV for the first time in two years later today! It previously left the channel in the wake of the non-TMNT shows on there joining it.

I can't believe it's already been 25 years since SpongeBob's very first Christmas!

No better way to spend the first Sunday night of December than watching a dad become Santa Claus as part of his quest to win back custody of his kid.

Even four years after we first saw this moment in action, I’m still in awe over The Ghost & Molly McGee being the first mainstream animated series since Rugrats 25 years prior to really go in depth about the impactful tale of Chanukah.

Round 2 of regular MeTV airing MeTV Toons' "'Tis the Season for Toons" specials:

It can't be the Christmas season on Disney Channel without Tim Curry's unusually plump CGI lips making an appearance there.

Alright: time to open the virtual mailbag again.

With the Netflix acquisition, all of the channels owned by Warner Bros. Discovery that are not HBO, Cinemax, and Turner Classic Movies - including Cartoon Network and Adult Swim - will be spun off into a new company named Discovery Global (while WBD returns to being known as just “Warner Bros.”).