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If Warner Bros. Won’t Put Us Up at the Cartoon Network Hotel or Pay Us Sweet, Sweet Cash, It Should at Least Let Us Live in Its Water Tower

Look, this is pretty self-explanatory. What do you want, a road map?

The long-running Cartoon Network show debuted January 4, 1999, and we have still not forgotten it.

Whether he’s BoJack the horse or BoJack the actor, he’s still a BoJack suffering from addiction.

Nora Twomey discusses why the two-decade-old story is still relevant, what it’s like to work at Cartoon Saloon, and how they brought Parvana to life.

Loren Bouchard’s show is all about what happens when you chase your dreams, never “make it,” and deal with the aftermath.

We sat down with the voice legend himself to geek out about the incredible power of cartoons.

It’s the crux of the show.

Actually, when you consider the theory of multiple intelligences, you’re the f*cking idiot, Rick! You f*cking moron! —Morty (attrib.)

Pixar and Khan Academy are putting Pixar in a Box, and by a box they mean your computer screen.

The franchise’s anti-war argument for the future is still potent.