Fire up that uniquely 1980s piece of nostalgia and get ready for a wild ride, because we're heading back... to the past!! Like that's not a thing we do every episode.

This time (lol) we're watching some cartoons from so far back in the past it predates our modern sensibilities and decency. All the way back in... 1990?! What the hell?!

We watched Back To The Future (The Animated Series) and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures

Ahoy captain! This week we took a load off and watched some good ol' Looney Tunes. The one rule we had was no appearances from the big names, so no Bugs, no Daffy and no Porky.

We watched Tweety in A Tale of Two Kitties (1941), Pepé Le Pew in Scent-imental Over You (1947), Sylvester & Tweety in Room and Bird (1951), Foghorn Leghorn in Raw! Raw! Rooster! (1956), Speedy Gonzales in The Pied Piper of Guadalupe (1961), and Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner in Beep Prepared (1961)

Wow they made a hundred of these?

In this weeks special audio only video edition of the show, we celebrated our epicentennisode by playing some quizzes on sporcle. Technical difficulties after recording did put a bit of a dampener on things, but it's fine!!

Here's to 30,000 more!

dun dun, dun, da dun.

That was the terminator theme if it wasn't obvious. This week's episode is almost as hard to explain as that time we watched Monkeybone. It's cartoons based on Arnold Schwarzenegger properties in which Arnie himself does not feature (we think!)

We watched the 2024 netflix anime series Terminator Zero, and the 2025 feature length Predator: Killer of Killers

Howdy doody toonarinos.

We watched some sci-fi cartoons this week, we think anyway. One of them might not be sci-fi? We're not sure.

We watched Arcane, a show based on a video game apparently, and Scavenger's Reign, a victim of HBO being a bunch of tossers.

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Toonhounds! Rock Rock On!!

This week we're loading up on hairspray and getting our spiked platform boots on, to watch some movies about rock music with our friend Matthew.

First up we're watching a film about Mick Jagger summoning a demon in Rock & Rule, then a movie everyone who likes boobs has seen at some point -- Heavy Metal.

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Howdy toonfans!

This week we watched some shows from this stupid little landmass we call Blightingham. Bananaman, a show starring The Goodies, and Superted, a show starring that one guy from It Ain't Half Hot, Mum. So you can tell this episode is gonna be full of references to things everyone gets.

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Howdy toonfans! This week we watched two movies about generational trauma, identity and acceptance. They also both happened to be on Netflix, so that's what we're saying the topic of the show is!

KPop Demon Hunters and Nimona are getting the treatment this week, and, spoilers, we loved them both.

Ahoy, Toonfans! Sometimes over on the RLS Toonhound we like to do things a little differently, and seeing as how our two topics today — Treasure Planet & Titan A.E — are essentially the same movie, we decided to put them both through their paces.

Twenty-one categories! Two contestants! Which movie has the best ship?! The best mother figure?! The best soundtrack?! Who wins, who dies, we decide!

READY ... FIGHT

This week on toonhounds we're quarter circle punching our way into your earholes with an episode on fighting games. Can you listen to it right now? Shoryuken.

Starting off, we watched Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, a film about unrequited love. Then we talk a bunch about the concept of hatred, leaving things in the past, and the idea that your likes and dislikes don't and shouldn't impact your self-worth as a human, which I'm sure has nothing to do with the movie we'd just watched.

Then we watched Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, a movie that made us want to become cage fighters.