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Boondocks Season 1

  • E1 - The Garden Party
  • E2 - The Trial of R Kelly
  • E3 - Guess Hoes Coming to Dinner
  • E4 - Granddads Fight
  • coming soon - A Date With the Health Inspector
  • E6 - The Story of Gangstalicious
  • E7 - A Huey Freeman Christmas
  • coming soon - The Real
  • coming soon - The Return of the King
  • E10 - The Itis
  • coming soon - Lets Nab Oprah
  • E12 - Riley Wuz Here
  • coming soon - Wingmen
  • E14 - The Block is Hot
  • E15 - The Passion of Ruckus
  • Boondocks Season 2

  • coming soon - Or Die Trying
  • coming soon - Tom, Sarah and Usher
  • coming soon - Thank You for Not Snitching
  • coming soon - Stinkmeaner Strikes Back
  • coming soon - The Story of Thugnificent
  • E6 - Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch
  • E7 - Shinin'
  • E8 - Ballin'
  • coming soon - Invasion of the Katrinians
  • coming soon - Home Alone
  • coming soon - The S-Word
  • coming soon - The Story of Catcher Freeman
  • coming soon - The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2
  • E14 - The Hunger Strike
  • E15 - The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show
  • coming soon - An Apocalypse to Remember
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    Sonar by Renaud Hallée

    An elegantly layered visual representation of sound by Montreal-based Renaud Hallée. Sonar was made in Flash with keyframe animation (no scripting was involved). (Thanks, Gene Fowler)




    On My Way

    This isn’t so much animated as it is a clever use of the iPhone and all sorts of mixed media. And the song’s catchy too. It’s from an Israeli band named IZABO, directed by Shushu




    Marmaduke trailer

    What is William H. Macy doing in this? It struck me, watching this god-awful trailer, that this Marmaduke movie is a modern day equivalent to the old Speaking of Animals shorts (created by Tex Avery).




    How to Win Over An Audience

    This video of Orson Welles has absolutely nothing to do with animation, and it has absolutely everything to do with animation. (Thanks, Ricky Garduno)




    The CGI Yogi

    I wasn’t going to post about this. I was sent these images of CGI Yogi and Boo Boo a few days ago and decided they were so horrible that they couldn’t possibly be the finals. Now they seem




    Huemer on Yoe

    Craig Yoe just posted a batch of rare print cartoons by animator Dick Huemer (Fleischer, Mintz, Disney) on his I.T.C.H. (International Team of Cartoon Historians) blog. Yoe posts much rare material




    Henry Selick returns to Disney

    No joke - and good news!Variety is reporting that Henry Selick has signed an exclusive long term deal to produce and direct movies for “Disney/Pixar”. Interesting to note the article




    The Ship That Never Came In by Kim Deitch

    I don’t know how I missed this before, but I just found this 2003 animation (by John Kuromoto) of a Kim Deitch cartoon based on a Waldo strip Deitch originally wrote for a comic in 1992.




    The Science of 3D Explained

    The United Kingdom’s leading film critic Mark Kermode explains the difference between 3D and 2D:(Thanks, DeK)




    Paprikaas Animation to do Kung Fu Panda Series

    Good news for Kung Fu Panda fans.Technicolor announced that Nickelodeon has awarded Paprikaas, the Kung Fu Panda TV series, which will be produced as an animated series for the worldwide broadcast




    “South Park” to Celebrate 200th Episode

    Animated series South Park will air its 200th episode on Comedy Central in April 14. A website was recently set up for fans to congratulate its milestone.“South Park” debuted in 1997.




    James Sturm gives up the Internet

    James Sturm, co-founder of The Center for Cartoon Studies is giving up on the web. At least for four months. He’ll “blog about it” on slate (faxing and writing in his