Cartoon Network gets Adventure Time 13 more times

Cartoon Network gets Adventure Time 13 more times

The premiere episode of Adventure Time was a phenomenal success for , which pulled in big ratings last Monday night. Based on that level of good news, has singed on to bring an additional 13 episodes of the animated adventures to the channel. New episodes will continue to debut on the series through the summer and into the fall of 2010, with Pendleton Ward, Studios, and Frederator Studios hard at work on all of the new scenes. What have you thought of the show so far? (more… )

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The Fairly OddParents premiere Teacher’s Pet

The Fairly OddParents premiere Teacher's Pet

Nickelodeon proudly brings us the latest episode of The Fairly OddParents this afternoon and evening with #326, Teacher’s Pet. The official was at 4pm, but the cartoon channel thankfully airs and re-airs the toon throughout the day. The toon features Timmy wishing that he was the teacher’s pet, and Poof turning that around by transforming Timmy into Mr. Crocker’s guinea pig. Oh, great! The next episodes of the Frederator Studios series, Manic Mom Day and Crocker of Gold, will air the following week. Be sure to check out the ep if you haven’t already, and let us know what you think! (more… )

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The debut of Adventure Time with Finn & Jake

The debut of Adventure Time with Finn & Jake

The time for Adventure Time is 8pm. That is, the brand new Pendleton Ward and Frederator Studios Random! Cartoon series, Adventure Time with Finn & Jake, will debut on Monday, April 5th, at 8pm on . The surreal adventures by two best friends, Finn (a 12-year old boy) and Jake (a wise 28-year-old dog with magical powers) journey their way through the Land of Ooo. There has been a huge demand and buzz generated for the series, which Cartoon Networks hopes will keep fans coming back for more, to get algebraic! Take a look at a new teaser trailer and behind-the-scenes look at the series (more… )

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Hawaii Film Partners and Frederator Studios team for Ape Escape

Hawaii Film Partners and Frederator Studios team for Ape Escape

At a recent KidScreen Summit held in New York City, Hawaii Film Partners and Frederator Studios, the folks behind Nickelodeon’s Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! and The Fairly OddParents, got to show off some of their TV projects to an international audience. Included in the mix was Ape Escape, the animated series based on PlayStation’s Ape Escape video game. The series got its first chance on the air via Nickelodeon’s last summer, in July 2009. The series stars Spector, Future Ruler of the World, and his army of minions as they repeatedly, if not awkwardly, try to take over the planet – all thanks to the wonderful pipo-helmet. Take a look at a clip of the series, and read up on some more detail right here (more… )

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Adventure Time with Finn & Jake on it’s way

Adventure Time with Finn & Jake on it's way

It’s time to get algebraic! …or… something! That is, is about to debut another original animated series called Adventure Time with Finn & Jake. Having just launched Hero: 108, then to have Generator Rex and Sym-Bionic Titan close behind, the CN is really giving us toon fans a glorious treat! The series kicks off on Monday, April 5th, at 8pm, courtesy of Pendleton Ward and Frederator Studios. Be on the lookout for an ecclectic collection of special guest voices all season long, including Henry Rollins, Erik Estrada, George Takei (of Heroes fame), Lou Ferrigno (of Hulk fame), and Mark Hamill (of Star Wars and Batman: The Animated Series fame). You can check out a few clips on itsadventuretime.com, or spot a few right here (more… )

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Sony Pictures Animation to produce a Powerpuff Girls film?

Sony Pictures Animation to produce a Powerpuff Girls film?

Pictures Animation is loving these animated films. Sure, they’ve had their level of success, including the recent Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, but now they’re potentially digging into some recent classics from the . Rumor has it, they’re interested in working with Fred Seibert and his Frederator Studios. Might not sound too familiar, but let’s look at a bunch of their credits: The Fairly OddParents, Dexter’s Laboratory, and The Powerpuff Girls. An amazingly impressive lineup! I don’t know about you guys, but I wouldn’t mind going to see a movie based on each!

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