Exosquad
The 10 Biggest Battles in Exosquad, Ranked
By the time the Exofleet reaches Earth, its commanders have spent much of Exosquad trying to recover from earlier disasters. The Pirates
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Features
Exosquad at 33: The ’90s Cartoon That Treated Space War Like It Mattered
Thirty-three years after its premiere, Exosquad remains a remarkably ambitious animated war epic built on serialized storytelling, political consequence and unforgettable E-frames.
Features
10 Cartoons to Watch If You Loved Exosquad
Loved Exosquad? These 10 animated series capture its mix of military sci-fi, mecha warfare, space battles and serialized storytelling.
Exosquad
What a Live-Action Exosquad Remake Could Look Like
See Exosquad’s Season 1 opening reimagined as a photorealistic live-action space epic, from E-frames and Able Squad to massive fleet battles.
TV
When 30 Million People Watched the Same TV Show Every Week
There was a time when a television show did not need a championship game, a series finale, or a viral moment to
The Year Was
The Most Memorable TV Theme Songs of the 1980s
From Cheers and Miami Vice to Knight Rider and The Golden Girls, revisit the television themes that made 1980s opening credits unforgettable.
The Year Was
The Year Was 1981: MTV Changed the Way America Discovered Music
On August 1, 1981, a new cable channel signed on with footage of the Apollo moon landing and the words, “Ladies and
Features
The Rise and Fall of Saturday Morning Cartoons
For generations of American kids, Saturday morning had a routine all its own: wake up before your parents, grab a bowl of
By The Numbers
The TV Networks That Ruled the 1990s
NBC had Friends, ABC had Home Improvement, CBS had 60 Minutes and Fox had Bart Simpson and the NFL. Here is who truly ruled 1990s television.
Quizzes
Can You Name the Sitcom From Its Living Room?
You’ve spent hundreds of hours in these living rooms—but can you recognize them without the characters standing in them?
The Year Was
The Day Nickelodeon Changed Cartoons Forever
On one Sunday in August 1991, Nickelodeon debuted Doug, Rugrats and The Ren & Stimpy Show—three wildly different cartoons that helped define a network and a generation.
Quizzes
How Well Do You Know Seinfeld?
Think you know Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer? Test your Seinfeld memory with 15 questions covering the show’s most iconic characters, moments and running jokes.