The Smirkening
Remember The Shining? Now, we drop in on The Smirkening, a tale of horror, set in Washington, DC. the winter of 2019. More from FreedomToons.
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Call Me Stormy
Finding righteous currents in turbulent times
Archive for the tag “cartoons”
Yellow Cartoon Characters
SpongeBob SquarePants, Pikachu, Jake the Dog, the Simpsons and countless others all have one thing in common… they’re all YELLOW! Why are so many popular cartoon characters yellow? There must be a reason for this! Channel Frederator and Tooned Up had to dig deeper into this cartoon mystery and answer the question… Why are popular cartoon characters yellow?
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Teen Titans Go!
What happens when the Teen Titans battle Illuminati? And why is this all part of a kids’ cartoon? Something is strangely amiss these days.
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Cartoon Predicts the Future
Author and liberty activist Tarrin Lupo says he received a 50-year-old cartoon that remarkably predicts the future, forewarning why incessant government intervention is a mortal threat to our very freedom, our precious system of free enterprise. Check out this prophetic gem, courtesy of LCLReport.com.
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Disney Still Goofy
There’s no denying that Goofy, the affable Walt Disney cartoon character, has entertained kids young and old for decades. Perhaps the most popular ever animated character on the planet, Goofy made his debut in Disney’s Mickey Mouse cartoon, “Mickey’s Revue,” as Dippy Dog. His fame skyrocketed thereafter with appearances in cartoons, comic books and with cameos in major animated movies such as Who Framed Roger Rabbitt.
Despite his age, Goofy continues to entertain generations of children and today appears on the early childhood education program Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Learn more about the origins of Goofy in this episode of WatchMojo.com, and come on back to LOL next Tuesday for another peek at the lighter side of life. — The Wickel
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Smoke ‘Em If You’ve Got ‘Em
Few now remember the days of old when even medical doctors extolled the virtues of smoking cigarettes, as in this 1949 ad for Camel.
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And even into the 1960s, cigarettes still appeared as sponsors for popular kids’ cartoon shows on TV.
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Best Cartoon Theme Songs
Rhett hums the greatest cartoon theme songs of all time, and Link has to guess what they are. Play at home in this edition of Good Mythical Morning.
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Humpty Dumpty
Hope you’ve enjoyed our mini-series of cartoon kisses leading up to Valentine’s Day. We close with this cute 1935 gem from Ub Iwerks, the prinicpal animator for Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphonies cartoons. Ub made it after he left Disney and formed his own rival studio.
The gist: Humpty Dumpty’s son is getting tight with Easter Egg, spooning in a spoon while a sextet of leggy dancing eggs celebrate their romance. But after a Bad Egg kidnaps his gal, Humpty Junior will need to get boiling mad and spring into action to orchestrate a rescue.
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Canimals
Who says kids should have all the fun?
Canimals is a South Korean cartoon for youngsters featuring cute animal figurines that stroll around on cans. The show is not only popular across Asia, but now airs in the United Kingdom, Spain and elsewhere around the world.
To introduce the Voozclub studio’s series, here’s an episode called Rocket. The owl Pow takes away a ball from the dog Ato and rabbit Toki, until they figure out how to propel themselves to rescue their play toy.
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