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As a spin-off of the iconic film "Ghostbusters," set in the same bustling city, "The REAL Ghostbusters" extends the legacy of the beloved franchise. Set against the backdrop of New York City's skyline, the show captures the essence of the metropolis. As the Ghostbusters traverse the city streets, from the bustling avenues to the tranquil parks, viewers glimpse NYC's energy. The portrayal of the city adds depth to the supernatural adventures, grounding them in an urban landscape. From the towering skyscrapers to the quaint brownstones of Brooklyn, every corner becomes a playground for whimsical ghostly encounters. Notably, Slimer, once an adversary, adds a dynamic to the team's dynamics as he becomes an ally in their exploits. The show's popularity spawned a range of amazing toys, allowing fans to bring the ghost-catching action into their own

If you grew up in the early eighties, you probably learned a ton from those cartoon shorts from the series, Schoolhouse Rock. Disney Plus is bringing them back for a whole new generation of kids to learn from.

HBO Max is re-launching a legendary series of cartoons. It will release all of your favorite Looney Tunes characters in all-new cartoons on the streaming service.

Thanksgiving is over, you ate all of the food, talked enough with the family, and now, you want to put something on television. Take a look at the best movies to watch on Thanksgiving.

I just read that Bugs Bunny turned 75 today. I have to tell you Bugs was one of my first idols as a little boy. I was actually inspired by his use of intelligence and wit to get out of any predicament he found himself in, I also think I loved his Forrest Gump approach to life. No matter what happened to him he just kind of went with it and enjoyed the moment.

You'll love this - the face behind the voices of many cartoon characters from the past.  You can actually watch him behind the

With the recent bear sightings in the Albany Area, I thought it would be fun to remember some of my favorite bears. From the imaginary Biff, The Friendly Purple Bear to the iconic Winnie The Pooh, I hope you'll find one of your favorite bears on the list....

I have to admit a couple of things here. First, I do love "South Park" , while it can certainly test your boundaries of good taste, it is usually very funny and smart. Second, I have not watched it in quite some time. That will probably change tonight, with a guest appearance from Brad Paisley.

Meg Griffin from ‘Family Guy‘ seems almost too unreal. Scratch that, she seems almost too easy to pick on. Her dad, Peter Griffin, points this out every episode by making fun of her hat, clothes, personality… pretty much everything. Now it seems as though the girl we all love to hate might be based in reality.

Although I am fast becoming an "older American", I try as hard as I can to keep up on latest trends, fads,  gadgets and the like.  Most times I take to them readily.  This is not one of them.  I find it totally annoying, which I guess is the whole point!

When I was a kid, I had my favorite cartoons. In fact, I can still sit and watch a lot of those classic pieces of animation. (Personally, I think a lot of today’s animation makes many of the characters look scary)