While the premiere of Fanboy and Chum Chum is still a long ways away, that doesn’t stop the already legions of fans asking us where the characters will sit in relation to one another in Mr Mufflin’s class. Luckily, we have this seating chart to answer all your desk-positioning questions.

– Eric (Homan)

I really wanted to keep this artwork secret but it’s just too cool. Next New Network animator Ben Ross is a master of the feaux-8 Bit look and I asked him to create a retro Meth Minute episode. That’s all I’ll say for now. Check out these MM39 characters in video game form!

-Dan

Tonite is Drinking and Drawing Boston Style!
We wanted to thank Lenny Boudreau for setting it up and for all his hard work! Don’t drink too much gang!
Good Luck and don’t forget to take pics for us!!!
-Jeaux Janovsky

Frederator Postcard Series 6.2
Designed by Lee Rubenstein
Mailed out the week of February 11, 2008

Frederator Postcard Series 6.4
Mailed out the week of March 24, 2008

Frederator Postcards Series 1, 1998
Frederator Postcards Series 2, 1999
Frederator Postcards Series 3, 2000
Frederator Postcards Series 4, 2003
Frederator Postcards Series 5, 2004-2005
Frederator Postcards Series 6, 2007-2008

http://www.channelfrederator.com/episode/REF_20080331
Today we thought we’d give you a glimpse into how a cartoon is made with Van Beuren’s 1930 classic Makin’ Em Move. (aka: In A Cartoon Studio).

This was directed by Harry Bailey and John Foster and features a cast of Animating Animals.

Exactly, like making a cartoon in real life.

We are very happy you guys are diggin’ the Oldie’s we’re showing. We wanted to share some of the coolest Viewer Comments with y’all.
You could be one of them!

bluellama23: OMG i love this, i have this on VCR!!

binixx: I am 19 and i love cartoons :D!!! i will love them all my life!!! even when i’ll be 70!

Jeanorules: i love these! thank you frederator! YOU MAKE MY DAY BRIGHTER!!!!!!

Keep on tuning into our Vintage Awesomeness, subscribe, and don’t forget to tell a pal!
-jeaux janovsky

It’s been a while, but here is some RAW artwork for you.

eben

sakari singh

-angie

Yeah, they did make toys for this movie. I know the figure of Sting in metallic blue underpants is one of my best friend’s prized figures in her collection. But maybe you wanted better ones, maybe you wanted a full scaled Sandworm to wreak havoc on your figures? Well, throw a little imagination out there and a whole lot of building block and you can build your own set - just like this intrepid toybuilder HERE! Just goes to show you, you can build darn near anything with LEGO’s! All it takes is a little imagination and side of insanity!
And if you’re not a clever builder, or have access to a truckload of LEGO’s, then just enlist the help of a furry friend and a sock!

Now go dump those LEGO’s on the floor and start your Neverending Story figure set!

-Matt

All this weekend the trillions of vistors to YouTube’s front page have been treated to a handpicked playlist of the films the CF programming team thought would float their boat. Congratulations and thanks everyone, you did a great job.

–Fred

PS: And check out Dan Meth’s cool bonus cartoon that starts out the whole thing.

The Daily Mail is reporting that “Tarzan” co star Cheeta has turned 76.

Cheeta, who is 4ft and 10st 2lb, was “discovered” as a newborn by an animal trainer on a trip to Africa in April 1932.

He appeared soon afterwards alongside Weissmuller in Tarzan And His Mate, and went on to star in a dozen films about the jungle hero who swung from tree to tree.

Cheeta, also known as Jiggs, appeared in 50 movies before his final appearance, as Chee-Chee in 1967’s Doctor Dolittle.

While this may not be animation related per se, there are so many animated characters, projects, shows, and films that borrow from Tarzan, I thought it was noteworthy.

-Floyd Bishop

Imagine if you took “The Avengers” and “Muppet Babies”, threw them in a blender, and then poured that onto a DVD.

-Floyd Bishop