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The Most Star-Studded Cartoon Crossover Since Roger Rabbit, a Big Week for SNL, and Get Ready for Some U-57FUN

Christian Bale Goes Full Psycho, South Park's Naughtiest Episode Yet, and You Can Do What You Wanna Do with Fox's New Sketch Comedy

Adventure Time Debuts, Wrestling Goes to Movie Theaters, Ernest Becomes a Comedy Legend, and Christopher Walken Needs More Cowbell

Ali G Gets a Show, John Cusack Invents the Listicle, and the Highest Grossing Independent Movie Stars Turtles

Julia Roberts is Selling Sex, DMX Teams with Jet Li, and Dreamworks' Greatest Animated Movie Ever?

Julia Roberts Rescues Water, WWE Invades SNL, and a Big Week for Forbidden Dances

Tom Hanks falls in love, Gary Sinise finally makes it to space, and it's fun to remember Robert Pattinson's Remember Me

The Best-Selling Game Console of All Time Debuts, Tim Burton Goes Full Disney, and Sean Connery Disappears Underwater

La Femme Nikita Debuts, Kevin Smith Sells Out, and Wonder Boys Features a Ton of Future Marvel Heroes

Martin Scorsese Traps Leo on Another Island, Denzel Gets His First Oscar, and It's a Big Week for Mr. Vin Diesel

The Return of The Wolfman, Steven Seagal, Super Mario, Winnie the Pooh, and The Brady Bunch

Denzel Washington is Dead, Sabre Takes Control of The Office, and the Best-Selling PC Game of All Time

It's Super Bowl Time, Morgan Freeman Drives Jessica Tandy, and a New Take on the Dracula Legend

Tremors Rocks the Box Office, Boondocks Saints is Stupid, and Conan Steps Down From Tonight

The Simpsons' First Episode, Peter Jackson's First Cosplay-Proof Movie, and Hurricane Denzel Touches Down on Theaters

Tom Cruise Says Penis, Malcolm Debuts in the Middle, and It's Raining Frogs (Hallelujah!)

Jay-Z Pimps Big, Will Smith rings in the Willenium, and Thirty Twenty Ten says goodbye to the 80s

Sly and Kurt dominate mediocrity, Jim Carrey wrestles with stardom, and Robert Downey Jr. deduces a new iconic character

Fred Savage conquers Super Mario 3, The Simpsons debuts, and it's time to talk about the greatest movie of all time according to money

Tom Hanks is on Death Row, Disney's best Xmas Special in Years, and Everyone in the '80s is Getting Divorced

The Griswolds Do Christmas, John Cusack and Cameron Diaz Do John Malkovich, and MTV Does the Jersey Shore

Wes Anderson gets animated, Toy Story 2 heads to the past, and Back to the Future zooms forward

Tim Burton is late for Halloween, John Travolta and Robin Williams accidentally star in a modern classic and the animation wars of 1989 rage on.

John Cusack celebrates 2012, Kevin Smith takes on religion, and the wall comes tumbling down

Russell Crowe hates cigarettes, Freddy Krueger Haunts the Opera, and the Coen Bros get serious

Two flavors of Wes Craven, Borderlands is 10, and This Is It for Michael Jackson

Patrick Swayze's out for payback, have you seen Saw IV, and Morris Chestnut gets married

Bruce Willis is a baby, Black Dynamite is the best movie ever, and we break the first two rules of Fight Club

Buffy gets a spinoff, Doplh Punishes, and Pam and Jim get hitched

Jerry Seinfeld goes to Oz, Bill Murray is a Zombie, and Re-evaluating American Beauty, Sept. 27-Oct. 3

ABC goes TGIF, Freaks and Geeks introduces a new generation of stars, and HBO is in the middle of new golden era, Sept. 20-26

Hank Hill says goodbye, Martin Lawrence talks a Blue Streak, and DuckTales solidifies its legacy Sept 13-19

Somebody Shrunk Saturday Morning, Not a Seinfeld Reunion and it's Sega's Final Stand

Nickelodeon steps to Sesame Street, Tony Hawk gets a lot more famous, and Sandra Bullock needs help

Howie Mandel is a Monster, the Many Women of Lou Bega, and We Hear Patton Oswalt's a Big Fan

John Candy Goes Full Uncle, Regis Philbin Would Like to Know Your Final Answer, and Quentin Tarantino Wants 100 Nazi Scalps: Thirty Twenty Ten - Aug 16-22

Freddy Kruger is Having a Baby, Steve Martin Makes a Movie with Eddie Murphy and We Must Protect Our Border From Invading Prawns: Thirty Twenty Ten - Aug 9-15

Bruce Willis is Dead, Einstein Invents Beer, and Iron Giant Rules: Thirty Twenty Ten - Aug 2-8

Jason Takes Manhattan, LL Cool J's Hat is like a Shark's Fin, and Adam Sandler is Funny Again: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jul 28 - Aug 2

Go, Go Gadget Movie, Weird Al invades the Airwaves, and Spike Lee Does The Right Thing: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jul 19-25

Muppets Go to Space, Nemo Goes to Slumberland, and Harry Potter Goes to Hogwarts... For the Sixth Time: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jul12-18

Having Sex with Pies, Bruno Incites a Gay Panic and Bernie Lomax is Dead: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jul 5 -11

Karate Kid Boes Bonsai, South Park sings and Larry David is Woody Allen - Thirty Twenty Ten: Jun 28 - Jul 4

The Worst Transformers, Adam Sandler Raises a Kid, and Pop Culture is Changed Forever by Big Bat: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jun 21-27

Tarzan is in Disney's heart, Jack Black Goes Back in Time, and Does Busting Feel that Good the Second Time Around: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jun 14-20

Robin Williams Teaches Poetry, Austin Powers Shags a Spy, and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers Release their 19th Consecutive Song About California - Thirty Twenty Ten: Jun 6-13

Deep Space Nine Says Goodbye, Hulk Hogan made a movie, and the Highest Grossing Comedy of All-Time: Thirty Twenty Ten - May 30 - Jun 6

Pixar's First Miscarriage, Julia Robert Falls for Hugh Grant, and Third Time's a Charm for Indiana Jones - Thirty Twenty Ten: May 24-30

Pain Don't Hurt Patrick Swayze, Christian Bale finds Salvation in the Terminator series, and Who was the Phantom Menace?! - Thirty Twenty Ten - May 17-23

Ninja Turtles Meet Nintendo, Stanley Tucci Gets his Puck On, and the End of Everything: Thirty Twenty Ten - May 10-16

Star Trek Gets Rebooted, Kevin Costner Builds a Diamond, and Tracey Flick Deserves to Win: Thirty Twenty Ten May 3-9

Jay Leno Meets Mr Miyagi, Saul Goodman Meets Walter White, and the World Meets Spongebob Squarepants: Thirty Twenty Ten - Apr 26-May 2

Pets Resurrect, Nintendo's Got a Brand New Console, and the Long Awaited Follow Up to Arrested Development - Thirty Twenty Ten: Apr 19-25

John Cusack Lifts a Boombox, Jason Statham Shoots Crank, Jerri Black Goes Back in School: Thirty Twenty Ten - Apr 12-18

Charlie Sheen Joins the Majors, The Superior Mall Cop Movie and the Worst Thing Ever to Happen to Dragonball: Thirty Twenty Ten - Apr 5-11

Keanu Enters the Matrix, A Fast and Furious Reunion, and Winona Ryder is the Only Veronica - Thirty Twenty Ten: Mar 29-Apr 4

Flight of the Conchords is Grounded, Futurama Debuts, and Shelly Long Commands the Troops: Thirty Twenty Ten - Mar 21-28

Chevy Chase lives, Guy Pearce Eats People, and Nic Cage Knows Knowing: Thirty Twenty Ten - Mar 15-21

Terry Gilliam's Second Best Movie, Tom Hardy Bears All, and Whatcha Gonna Do When Wing Commander Comes For You: Thirty Twenty Ten - Mar 8-14

Morgan Freeman Cleans Up a School, Robert and Billy Crystal Get Analytical, and Who Watched the Watchmen: Thirty Twenty Ten - Mar 1-7

Nic Cage Does Snuff, The Chairman of the Board Determines Who's the Boss, and The Best Week For Street Fighter is Followed By its Worst: Thirty Twenty Ten - Feb 22-28

Something is Wrong in Tom Hanks' Neighborhood, Mike Judge Finds a New Office Space, and Fighting Games Come Roaring: Thirty Twenty Ten - Feb 15-21

John Candy Detects, The PlayStation's Most Divisive Final Fantasy Game, and Joss Wedon is back on TV: Thirty Twenty Ten Feb 8-14

The Greatest Game of Football Ever Played, The Greatest Reality Show of the Decade, and Mel Gibson is Bad Guy - Feb 1-7: Thirty Twenty Ten

Randy Quaid is a Cannibal, Players Make Their First Visit to Silent Hill, and Say Hello to Peter Griffin, Consummate Family Guy - Jan 25-31: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Dawn of Smash Bros, Jack and Rose Are Back Together, and R U Ready 4 Sum Football?! - Jan 18-24: Thirty Twenty Ten

Christian Slater Gleams the Cube, Jon Stewart Takes the Reigns, and Theaters are Policed by Paul Mall Fart Cop... or something - Jan 11-17: Thirty Twenty Ten

Pat Sajack abandons the Wheel, Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson go to war, and say hello to Tony Soprano - Jan 4-10: Thirty Twenty Ten

Daniel Craig fights the Nazis, the Greatest Sketch Show Ever Says Goodbye, and the Best Movies of 1988, 1998 and 2008 - Dec 28 - Jan 3: Thirty Twenty Ten

Merry Christmas From Pee Wee's Playhouse, Robin Williams is a funny doctor, and Tom Cruise is a Nazi - Dec 21-27: Thirty Twenty Ten

Bret Hart and Mickey Rourke wrestle, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan love America Online, and Dustin Hoffman is definitely getting an Oscar, definitely, yeah - Dec 14 - 20: Thirty Twenty Ten

Star Trek Insurrects, Schwarzenegger and Devito are Hilariously Related, and the Forgotten Rugrats Spin-off - Dec 7-13: Thirty Twenty Ten

Nixon Gets Frosted, Gus Van Sant Covers Psycho and Lt. Frank Drebin is on the Case - Nov 30 - Dec 6: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Best Nintendo Game of All-Time, Pixar's Worst (non-Cars) Movie, and Here Come the Christmas Movies - Nov 23 - 29: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Best Game of the 1990s, The Best animated movie of the 1980s, and the Best Youth Lit adaptation of the 2000s

Chucky is late and Ernest is early, Animaniacs says goodbye, James Bond seeks some solace... but just a Quantum - Nov 9-15: Thirty Twenty Ten

Adam Sandler loves water, Oprah gives advice to Liz Lemon, and John Carpenter reveals all - Nov 2 - 8: Thirty Twenty Ten

Michael Jackson makes a movie, Kevin Smith and Pumbaa makes a fart - Oct 26 - Nov 1: Thirty Twenty Ten

Tobey Maguire and Reese Witherspoon shed their color, Metal Gear gets rock hard and the worst Mission Impossible ever - Oct 19-25: Thirty Twenty Ten

George W Bush gets a movie, Jodie Foster earns her first Oscar, and nobody hates Roseanne yet! Oct 12-18: Thirty Twenty Ten

Freddy Krueger comes home, Super Mario Bros gets its first sequel, Bill Murray rules underground in a movie no one remembers - Oct 5-11: Thirty Twenty Ten

There's a dynamite new contender in cable, a Woody Allen movie you don't have ashamed to watch, and a double shot of unfunny political comedy - Sept 28-Oct 4: Thirty Twenty Ten

Snoopy gets weird, Shia LeBouef gets stalked, and Newsradio says goodbye to Phil Hartman - Sept 21-27: Thirty Twenty Ten

Ricky Gervais sees ghosts, Jackie Chan touches Chris Tucker's radio, Garfield and Friends are ready to party - Sept 14-20: Thirty Twenty Ten

Matt Damon and Ed Norton gamble on the 90s, there is officially too much Alf in the 80s, and the Cohen Bros shoot Brad Pitt in the face - Sept 7-Sept 13: Thirty Twenty Ten

Sons of Anarchy makes a basic cable splash, the most hyped video game of all-time makes its long awaited debut, and the anxiously awaited follow-up to Rugrats is finally here - Aug 31-Sept 6: Thirty Twenty Ten

Vin Diesel head to Babylon, Jason Statham and the two guns, and you will believe a horse can talk! - Aug 24-30: Thirty Twenty Ten

Freddy Krueger Turns 4, Dwight Shrute Rocks, and Marvel Bets on Wesley Snipes and Wins Big - Aug 17-23: Thirty Twenty Ten

Stella's Groove Returns, The Wrong Avengers, Tropic Thunder Rules, yet Mac and Me is Truly Offensive - Aug 10-16: Thirty Twenty Ten

Halloween finds water, James Franco and Seth Rogen board the Pineapple Express, and beware of The Blob - Aug 2-9: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Mummy Returns again, Trey Parker and Matt Stone sell out, and Tom Cruise has a new mission: Mixology! - July 27 - Aug 2: Thirty Twenty Ten

Robert De Niro is on a Midnight Run, Will Ferrell's Funniest Movie, and Steven Spielberg Saves Private Ryan - July 20-26: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Dark Knight, Die Hard, Dr. Horrible, Akira, There's Something About Mary, A Fish Called Wanda, Beastie Boys - July 13-19: Thirty Twenty Ten

Johnny 5, Hellboy, Arthur, Riggs and Murtaugh Return... for the last time - July 6-12: Thirty Twenty Ten

Eddie Murphy comes to America, Michael Bay brings about Armageddon, and Will Smith challenges Iron Man - June 29-July 5: Thirty Twenty Ten

Eddie Murphy talks to animals, Pixar's silent robot rockets to theaters, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the greatest movie of all time -June 22-28: Thirty Twenty Ten

Disney makes a man out of Mulan, Kevin Costner likes slow wet kisses that last all night, and Mike Myers gives up on movies because of Steve Carell - June 15-21: Thirty Twenty Ten

Christopher Walken is a Puss, Hulk smashes very little, and the teenager in all of us Can't Hardly Wait - June 8-14: Thirty Twenty Ten

Jim Carrey is tired of being filmed, and Carrie Bradshaw is on the air, and Tom Hanks Grows Up - June 1-7: Thirty Twenty Ten

Rambo and Crocodile Dundee return, Sex and the City hits the bigscreen and Larry Sanders and Phil Hartman say goodbye - May 25-31: Thirty Twenty Ten