In the sequel to the family smash, Stuart gets friendly with a bird, but what will the children look like? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on the early 2000s followup. Let's take a look at Stuart Little 2.

"The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy" gives us the first official appearance of the bat signal, a new villain, and an ominous tone set throughout the episode. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Perchance to Dream is not only one of the best episodes in the show, but one of the best Batman stories ever told. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

Alfred gets turned into a tree by Poison Ivy, ring any bells? This is definitely a bit of an oddball episode, but it's blend of serenity and horrific imagery made sure you never forgot it. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

"Dreams in Darkness" brings us one of the best uses of Scarecrow paired with some amazing visuals and settings. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series.

It's said to be one of the best cartoons ever made, so of course it's dark as Hell. Doug looks over the animated classic Betty Boop in Snow White. Let's take a look at this classic cartoon in a new Dark Toons.

There are plenty of under utilized Batman villains that were gloriously brought into the spotlight on the animated series and Mad Hatter might be the most underrated of them all. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated series with "Mad as a Hatter".

Lola Bunny was new to the Looney Tunes' cast in 1996's Space Jam. For years after, she wasn't used much until being revived in 2011 as a whole different character. With Lola's characterization being somewhat limited in Space Jam, what would have been if the later, more comedy focused Lola debuted in the Michael Jordan/Looney Tunes crossover? Doug Walker asks, what if Lola was funny in Space Jam?

With the introduction of Doctor Leslie Thompkins we get a direct connection to Bruce's past that's explored in a way not seen up until this point in the series. Walter continues his deep dive into Batman: The Animated Series with "Appointment in Crime Alley".

It was the biggest film of all time for years, so why does nobody care about it? Nostalgia Critic looks back at how James Cameron's sci-fi adventure holds up over ten years later. Let's take a look at Avatar.