With Hulu's Animaniacs set for maximum damage and maximum fun starting November 20, here's a look at Yakko, Wakko, and Dot's new "origin story" rescue: Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is ...

Here's a look back at the second season announcement video, with Hulu's Animaniacs returning to streaming screens on November 5 with 13 new episodes: Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is ...

Hulu dropped a first look at its “Animaniacs” reboot during New York Comic Con Sunday, featuring an animated Steven Spielberg using “Jurassic Park”-style technology to bring back the Warner brothers, ...

Hulu released the first official teaser for its upcoming reboot of Steven Spielberg and Warner Bros. Animation's Animaniacs. The preview offers viewers a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the return of the ...

Welcome to…Animaniacs! During New York Comic-Con, Hulu dropped an a clip at the reboot of the animated series co-produced by Amblin TV and Warner Bros. Animation ...

Animaniacs (2020) Season 1 is a revival of the classic series featuring the chaotic adventures of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, along with Pinky and the Brain. The show combines humor, satire, and pop ...

Yakko, Wakko and Dot are back in cartoon land after a 22-year vacation. The “Animaniacs” trio, which delighted a generation of kids (and their parents), returns to television Nov. 20 on Hulu with ...

Yakko, Wakko and Dot are coming back. A rebooted version of the Peabody and Emmy-winning cartoon Animaniacs has gotten a two-season straight-to-series order at Hulu, with original series EP Steven ...

It’s time for Aaanimaaaniacs! They were gone, but now they’re back — and this year’s all-digital New York Comic Con chat proved they’re still zany to the max. In fact, the cold open for Hulu’s ...

Animaniacs is set to break free from a decades-long purgatory in the Warner Bros. Water Tower, thanks to the impending arrival of a Hulu reboot series, which now has a solid release date. Hulu has ...

The world Animaniacs left in 1998 — after a 5 year, 90-episode run on Fox and The WB — was a bit different than the one we’re in now. No social media, no smartphones, and pretty much no reality TV.