Tag: animation | Diverse Tech Geek

How long does it take to binge-watch various long-running cartoons?

I calculate how long it’d take to binge-watch various popular long-running cartoons, from “The Flintstones” to “The Simpsons.”

How well does Disney’s live-action movie remakes do compared to their animated counterparts? And why do they keep getting made?

For LGBTQ Pride Month, I summarize the major posts I’ve written about LGBTQ characters in comics and animation.

Long-running PBS series “Arthur” made a big step with its season 22 premiere: Mr. Ratburn was revealed to be gay, and got married to another man.

A joint US/Canadian research group found that children’s TV could stand to make improvements in various aspects of diversity.

I take a look at the trends and changes in 1960s TV animation, from theatrical animated shorts’ influences to the rise of shows starring teenagers.

Disney’s CEO announced plans for the upcoming Disney+ streaming service, which apparently marks an end to the often-criticized “Disney Vault” policy.

I take a look at the PBS Kids streaming service, which featuers various educational children’s programming, all for free.

I take a look at the 2019 Oscar animation-related nominees, including “Incredibles 2” and “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.”

I take a look at, and review the pros and cons of, WarnerMedia’s Boomerang streaming service. Is it worth taking on another service?