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PBS Kids animated series Dragon Tales is examined through its history and impact on children's programming in this engaging episode of DefunctTV.
EPCOT Center's opening in 1982 marked the culmination of a transformative 16-year period following Walt Disney's death in 1966.
Disney's Living Character Initiative aimed to revolutionize theme parks with interactive robots, but its execution raises questions about the future of entertainment.
Mousercise, a fitness program launched by Disney in the 1980s, combined exercise with beloved characters to promote health and fun for children.
Ren & Stimpy, a groundbreaking animated series from the early 1990s, is examined through the lens of its creator's controversial legacy and its lasting impact on media.
Raymond Briggs reflects on his poignant graphic novel When The Wind Blows, which portrays a couple's preparation for a nuclear attack using government guidance.
Phil Tippett, an Oscar-winning animator, revolutionized fantasy creatures in cinema, blending stop-motion and CGI while navigating Hollywood's digital shift.
Makoto Shinkai's "Your Name" serves as the backdrop for a journey across Japan, exploring the real-life locations that inspired its stunning visuals.
Computer graphics have transformed various fields, enabling artists, filmmakers, and scientists to create immersive simulations and revolutionize industries.
Calvin & Hobbes, a beloved comic strip created by Bill Watterson, continues to resonate with fans decades after its conclusion, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
Walt Disney creates Mickey Mouse and revolutionizes theme parks with Disneyland.
Canoeist Bill Mason illustrates essential paddling techniques through animated lines, celebrating the art and joy of solo canoeing.
Moshe, a Holocaust survivor, seeks revenge, illustrated through Animator Yoni Goodman's animation.
A once-celebrated animator, Ryan Larkin, now panhandles on the streets of Montreal while Chris Landreth gains recognition for his own animation work.
Five filmmakers from Mozambique, Brazil, and the US confront issues like war trauma, environmental destruction, and systemic racism through their films.
Five women from different countries share their stories and challenges in a film industry where men dominate decision-making roles.
Cartoons and comic books, from The Beano's beloved characters to Chuck Jones' iconic animations, reveal the artistry and appeal behind these cherished creations.
At 25, Co Hoedeman was recently married and had completed his military service before moving to Canada to pursue a career in animation.
Manuel Cortés, the former mayor of Mijas, spent 30 years hiding in a wall during the Spanish Civil War, illustrating the profound impact of war and dictatorship on personal lives.
At 13 years old, Andrea navigates the complexities of self-acceptance and societal expectations regarding body image alongside her friend Christina.
Larkin created thousands of drawings for his animated films, but later faced addiction and homelessness in Toronto.
Rebecca Walker asserts that the revolution after capitalism is already within each of us.
Alex Da Corte, a prominent American artist, explores the intersection of personal narrative and pop culture in his vibrant, unconventional artwork from his Philadelphia studio.
A father and daughter explore cherished memories of sailing and space travel through mementos, illustrating the profound connection between nostalgia and memory.
Production of the animated short took about six years, with funding primarily sourced from commercial work, including a deal with a toilet paper brand.
In a visual exploration of life, death, and creativity, Heidi Blomkvist's animation employs vibrant colors and music from Mozart's Requiem to provoke reflection.
Walt Disney's innovative storytelling and character creation transformed the entertainment industry, marking a century of influence on pop culture.
Baba Yaga, a complex figure in Russian folklore, has inspired countless creative works, raising questions about her origins and significance in culture.
In East River, Nova Scotia, the arrival of Balakrishna, an Indian elephant, in 1967 profoundly impacted young Winton Cook, highlighting themes of friendship and conservation.
The Lions score early and respond to an Australian try, leading to a decisive victory.
Spongebob Squigglepants and the uDraw Tablet are evaluated in a humorous review that highlights their gameplay and features.
Pajama Sam navigates his fears of thunder and lightning in a playful adventure that combines humor and valuable life lessons for children.
Pajama Sam 3 concludes the beloved trilogy with a humorous take on healthy eating and self-acceptance, leaving viewers with a memorable experience!
A street dog becomes a narcotics officer in the late 1970s, using his keen sense of smell to chase down local dealers and smugglers.
Advanced digital technologies transform the representation of dance in cinema through a short animation by Martine Époque and Denis Poulin.
Warner Brothers animation reveals a new Young Justice clip on Cartoon Network featuring intense action.
Dash Shaw reflects on his career as a comic-book artist, discussing his teaching experience in Tatsumi Goloka, Japan, and his passion for storytelling.
An elderly woman confronts the inevitability of death as her loyal dog bravely attempts to protect her, culminating in a poignant acceptance of loss.
America Sings, a once-popular attraction at Disneyland, showcased animatronic performances celebrating American culture before its closure in 1988.
The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss highlights the unique collaboration between Muppets and Dr. Seuss, exploring its creative legacy and cultural impact.
Disney's Fantasia combines classical music and animation, impacting Hollywood's future.
A flock of pigeons in an airport terminal draws the attention of travelers, revealing interactions that spark curiosity and moments of connection.
The Global Drug Survey reveals 20 surprising facts about drug use, including legal risks in the US and attitudes towards consuming unknown substances.
Barnaby Dixon from southwest England entertains with his successful finger puppet animations.
Gene editing technologies, including CRISPR, are being utilized by scientists to develop innovative treatments for genetic diseases and conditions.
Jenny Slate discusses creating Marcel the Shell with Shoes On and his unique voice.
An elegant elderly woman wanders deserted city streets, reflecting on themes of personal and societal self-destruction in Marta Pajek's animated short.
Chuck experiences the redemptive power of food, wine, music, and love in this animated short.
