TV Reviews8.3/10
Ben 10: Alien Force: A Darker, Grown-Up Sequel That Mostly Works
Ben 10: Alien Force turned a kid hero into a teenager, added Kevin Levin to the team, and won an Emmy. A look back at its 46 episodes and legacy.
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Tag: Cartoon Network
TV Reviews8.4/10
Cartoon Network cancelled Young Justice, then its fans spent years proving that was a mistake
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TV Reviews8.3/10
The 2003 Teen Titans Made Robin a Leader and a Kid at Once
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TV Reviews10/10
Steven Universe” Review: Inheritance, Fusion, and a Debt Worth 10 of 10″
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TV Reviews8.2/10
Courage the Cowardly Dog: The Horror Series That Aired in a Kids’ Block
Courage the Cowardly Dog ran 102 episodes on Cartoon Network from 1999 to 2002. A look at John R. Dilworth's horror series hiding in a kids' block.
TV Reviews9.4/10
Over the Garden Wall: Ten Episodes, Five Nights, One Complete Thing
Over the Garden Wall aired ten episodes over five nights in 2014. A look at McHale's miniseries, the Beast, and why the week-long format still works.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Ben 10 (2005): A Summer Vacation That Turned Into a Career
Ben 10 premiered in 2005 and ran 52 episodes across four seasons, launching a franchise with an Emmy win and an 8.2/10 score.
TV Reviews7.7/10
We Bare Bears: Three Bears in a Stack, and a Cartoon About Trying to Fit In
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TV Reviews8.6/10
Regular Show Review: Eight Seasons of Slacking Off Turned Surreal
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