When we last saw the intrepid Rocket J. Squirrel and Bullwinkle the talking moose, the two most famous residents of Frostbite Falls, they had faded into a pinkish-purple hue and were in dire need of ...

"And now, here's something we hope you'll really like." (The preface that introduced many of the series sketches.) Moose and Squirrel, Boris and Natasha, Dudley Do-Right, Mr. Peabody and Sherman and ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Reboot-mania continues to grip television. As we saw with Muppet Babies, the kiddies aren’t immune to this trend; now, Amazon gives us new adventures of everyone’s ...

If you think TV animated comedy began with "The Simpsons," you've got some homework to do. Fortunately, it's delightfully clever homework, if you've never seen any episodes of the Rocky & Bullwinkle ...

“Welcome to Cold War II,” ForeignPolicy.com announced this week as Russian troops marched in Crimea and East-West tensions mounted. It was shades of the early 1960s, when young baby boomers were glued ...

And now, here's something we hope you'll really like! If those magic words rekindle memories of mirth in front of the Philco, then start smirking again: Moose and Squirrel, our heroes from the ...

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, a blanket term to cover the many iterations of the cartoon characters seen on TV over the years, arrived almost 60 years ago. The animated variety ...

In the Wayback Machine, it’s a very short trip to 1959 and the debut of “Rocky and His Friends” — the cartoon series featuring characters originated by Alex Anderson. Mr. Anderson died Friday at the ...

Second in fame (or infamy) only to the title characters of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle are Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale, the notorious super spies under the command of Fearless Leader.

Another shot has been fired in the ongoing war between President Donald Trump and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, owner of hated Trump rival the Washington Post. Amazon released a trailer this week for The ...

Robert Pickard is an adjunct history professor at Nashville State Community College and TSU. In the early days of television, afternoons were reserved for children with cartoons and reruns of shows ...