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Rock-A-Doodle received generally negative reviews from critics, earned only $11.6 million at US box offices, and forced Don Bluth’s studio into liquidation 6 months later.

Hanna-Barbera's beloved space-age family, the Jetsons, were introduced to a new generation of viewers in 1990, this time with a turn on the big screen rather than on prime-time television.

Family values satire! Class commentary! Molestation jokes! Nicolette and Rigel (and not-so-special guest, Tim) want to introduce you to The Oblongs, a brilliant little footnote in prime-time animation history. Featuring the voice talent of Pamela Adlon, Jean Smart, the Sklar Brothers, Billy West, and Will Ferrell in his first VO role, the series revolves around the titular family's daily life in The Valley, a polluted suburb beneath The Hills, home of the social elite. The series' 13-episode stretch creates a whole and vibrant world with a twisted cast of characters and a large amount of heart and all-American family values.

Part animated musical feature parody, part social commentary, part satire, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut could be viewed as the series creators' manifesto on free speech over censorship.

Everything's coming up Milhouse! Nicolette and Rigel (and special guest, Tim) realize that the Internet doesn't need any more Simpsons-related content, but what kind of animation show would this be if they didn't address America's most iconic yellow family? It's a perfectly cromulent topic. Join them as they cover their favorite and least favorite episodes.

Join Rigel and Nicolette (and special guest Tim) as they sit down to watch Studio Ghibli classic Grave of the Fireflies (the Central Park Media English dub).

Welcome to Animatic, Get Rekt Gaming's new animation-centric podcast. Listen in as co-hosts Nicolette and Rigel (and special guest, Tim) discuss the cartoons they grew up watching. Why didn't Rigel like Captain Planet? Which cartoon's theme song makes Nicolette weepy? Does Tim really hate every show with a W. G. Snuffy Walden theme—and why did this even come up?