You love your favorite cartoons, but you know what would make them even better? The spinoff where all the characters are babies! The Ani-Mates pitch which cartoons would most benefit from the “Muppet Babies” treatment.

There’s 104 days of summer vacation but there’s even MORE amazing Phineas and Ferb songs to enjoy! Join the Ani-Mates as they count down each of their top 5 favorite songs from the undisputed kings of summer!

Break out the dice because this week, the Ani-Mates pitch ideas for role-playing games based around their favorite cartoons. And also there’s a lot of talk about the 2007 film “Surf’s Up” for some reason.

Break out the tissues because this week the Ani-Mates talk about the saddest cartoon moments that wrecked us all as children. This…this is gonna be rough, folks.

Cartoon Clash is BACK! Join the Ani-Mates as they once again pit beloved cartoon characters against each other to see who would come out on top in a one-on-one, no holds barred battle for glory…or just the chance to say you went three rounds against a Kung-Fu Panda.

The Cartoon Time Machine has reached the modern day, as the Ani-Mates finish up their look back through the history of Disney Channel cartoons. So grab your grappling hook, pin up your hair, and try not to get sucked into an alternate dimension as we explore the latest era of TV animation from the House of Mouse.

The Cartoon Time Machine stops squarely in the Ani-Mates’ childhood nostalgia as they take a look at Disney Channel cartoons of the 2000s. Join Katie and Scarlett as they discuss American Dragons, Proud Families, and Emperor’s New Schools. So what’s the sitch (and the Stitch)? Find out in this week’s episode of Cartoon Time Machine!

Move over Saturday Morning, it’s time for the Disney Afternoon! In the first part of their retrospective on Disney Channel cartoons, the Ani-Mates dive into the classic Disney animated shows of the late 80s and 90s.

On another Creator Spotlight episode, the Ani-Mates discuss Owl House creator Dana Terrace. They talk about problematic Disney mandates, dark animation styles, and the future of the industry being in gay--I mean, GOOD--hands.