Submitted to Sesame Street's animation video contest, the goal of this awesome short is to teach kids the word, "cat," in several different languages. Unfortunately, the gang over at Sesame Street rejected it.

Valentines Specials aren't as plentiful as those of the Christmas or Halloween classification, but is there a time of year more appropriate to watch the pungent antics of Pepe Le Pew?

Check out this trailer for Cat Sh** One, based on the MAUS-esque Vietnam War manga published stateside as Apocalypse Meow. This animated series updates the setting to the Middle East and pits USA-GIs (Japanese pun intended) against turban-clad camel guerillas.

Last Friday a mother in Queens bought her kids a DVD at Toys "R" Us, Nickelodeon All-Star Sports Day featuring Dora the Explorer and her pal, Diego. The next day, Candice Connor sat down to watch it with her two sons, Nigel and Logan, but instead of watching Diego and Dora work on their swings and shoot hoops, Nigel, 11, told the Daily News:

Yoohoo And Friends is a show that seems to be fast paced and silly enough to keep your kid's attention while you do the dishes. Having Flava Flav play Father time makes sense, but that's about all that makes sense.

Canada, you've really done it this time. This new kid's show, aptly entitled Rastamouse, features three reggae-jamming mice complete with Jamaican accents: "Rastamouse, Scratchy and Zuma. Also known as the easy crew."

Once upon a time, cartoons tried to educate America's youth. Here's an old tune from the Animaniacs teaching us about every U.S. President in a squeaky voice.

LeBron James is a complicated character indeed. So complicated in fact, that he is developing an animated series called "The LeBrons." The cartoon explores the four faces of LeBron: Kid LeBron, Athlete LeBron, Business LeBron, and ...Wallace?

Remember that Iraq war veteran you met back in college? And how you compared his experience in the war to an episode of Cake Boss? No? Well, someone made a video of it anyway... with animated cats.

This former Disney employee tells it like it is inside the most magical place on earth. His experiences behind the scenes at Hollywood Studios cut right to the heart of the human experience: free food.

Three men charged with planning a "Mumbai-style attack" on the offices of the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten appeared in court today, and denied the charges against them. We hope they're telling the truth. This cartoon-inspired terrorism is past its expiration date.

Fans of Don Hertzfeldt's Rejected cartoons get an early Christmas treat this year—a new short! As per it's YouTube description, "Wisdom Teeth is an unnecessary new five minute cartoon that Don drew in between more important things." Enjoy!

In the 1970s, the U.S. Navy produced this educational video warning against the dangers of syphilis. Rather than make a boring old film strip, they recruited Count Spirochete, the VD vampire, and showed him— literally—crawling into a lady's vagina.

Who likes games? Great! Well step right up and test your popular television show knowledge but trying to figure out the names of these shows.

After weeks of anticipation, NBC aired Community's animated Christmas special last night. When Abed wakes up on Christmas morning in a stop-motion world, the gang agrees to play along in his holiday fantasy land in hopes of figuring out why.

On The Cleveland Show last night, Cleveland had the great idea for a "Beer Walk" and extended an invite to his old Quahog buddies—Joe, Peter, and Quagmire. Inside, Cleveland's old friends meet his new friends—while drinking very heavily!

Who likes games? Great! Well step right up and test your popular television show knowledge but trying to figure out the names of these shows.

"You-Know-Who" was always credited to the villain Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter series. In this 1989 episode of the animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Splinter magically seals the gang's nemesis Shredder away, giving him the moniker "You-Know-Who." Sound familiar?

New Yorker cartoonist Leo Cullum, who drew for the magazine for 33 years, died of cancer on Saturday. He was 68.

College newspaper cartoon controversy alert! We consider it our solemn duty to keep you, the bored public, up-to-date on the very latest unfunny cartoons causing outrage among humorless college students across America. Today: girls are skanks! Dudes love rape! Amirite?