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Fat Guy Stuck In Internet

Exclusive Clip From "Fat Guy Stuck In Internet" New Adult Swim Series

One big lucky man lives every nerd's dream by getting sucked into the internet and being forced to live out his days among pop culture, YouTube videos and glorious scifi references. Fat Guy Stuck In Internet is the latest addition to Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, and it premieres this week. The show will spoof everything from Star Wars and The Goonies to The Matrix. Fat Guy started when creators John Gemberling (who plays the main character) and Curtis Gwinn (plays an internet bounty hunter) decided to create their own series of shorts for Channel 102 called "Gemberling." The show airs 12:15 am next Monday morning.

brave and the bold

Batman Teams Up With Yoda, On Cartoon Fridays

The greatest new DC Comics character of recent years, the new Blue Beetle, looks like he'll be turning up on the Cartoon Network this fall, as part of yet another Batman cartoon. The Brave and the Bold will team Batman with Jaime Reyes' Beetle, plus Green Arrow, Green Lantern and Aquaman. The Cartoon Network's upfront presentation to advertisers also included a few tidbits about the new Star Wars: Clone Wars animated show. More »

See Every Single Episode Of Futurama Starting Tonight If you've been wondering what to do with yourself between now and the end of the year, you might think about tuning in to the Cartoon Network, where you can watch every single episode of Futurama starting at 11pm tonight, and running until 11:30pm December 31st. If you've got a massive hard drive attached to your DVR, this is your chance to load it up with the hijinx that have been going on over at Planet Express and save yourself the DVD costs.

ben 10

"Ben 10" Draws Record Numbers For Cartoon Network


The Cartoon Network had its biggest ratings in the channel's history last week when it aired the live-action Ben 10: Race Against Time made for television movie. The show, about a 10-year-old kid who can transform into 10 different aliens using a device called the Omnitrix, pulled in almost four million viewers. It dominated both network and cable TV. More »