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, ...

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 ...

A brand-new version of the iconic family-friendly cartoon series for the whole family as the Warner siblings, Yakko and Wakko, and the Warner sister Dot, have a great time wreaking havoc and mayhem in ...

Wakko in the Animaniacs Season 2 trailer Image via Hulu After reviving the Warner siblings Yakko, Wakko, and Dot for a revival of Animaniacs last year, Hulu has announced when it's bringing back the ...

'Animaniacs' still has a pretty devote following despite being off the air for years. Fans are still interested in the inspirations behind the show. The original vision for Animaniacs was to take ...

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 ...

Here’s a bit of news that should make all you ’90s kids out there very happy. Hulu’s revival of the classic toon Animaniacs finally has a release date. According to a report coming from Gamespot, ...

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 ...

The Warner brothers and their sister Dot, the “Animaniacs” origin story goes, were cartooned to life in a squat shack on a Burbank lot in the days of golden-age Hollywood. No sooner were the ...

Hulu reboots the beloved Steven Spielberg-produced animated series 'Animaniacs' with much more Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky and the Brain. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic It would be unlike ...

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.