Justin Hill – Google

I really enjoyed this cartoon, all 10 seasons of it, plus the Distant Lands specials. It was a well-animated, brightly-colored cartoon, whose dark plots contrast with the characters' cutesy animations. My favorite character is the shapeshifting yellow bulldog, Jake the Dog (voiced by John DiMaggio in a cuddlier version of his "Bender voice" from Futurama), and my favorite princess from the show is Princess Bubblegum of the Candy Kingdom (voiced by Hynden Walch, who also voiced Penny Sanchez on ChalkZone). I enjoyed the sibling dynamic between Jake and his adopted human brother, Finn, as well as their trip to the islands, to find Finn's mother and the other remaining humans on the post-apocalyptic Earth. The best way to describe this show: a four-way collision between Mad Max, The Legend of Zelda, Dungeons & Dragons and Candyland.

I loved this show when I was younger and I still do. The show blends comedy with various superhero and supervillain tropes with humorous results. The cuteness of the titular female superhero trio contrasts with the supervillains, criminals and giant monsters they fight. The show is written and animated so well. The Powerpuff Girls were also the first Cartoon Network show to get a feature-length film adaptation, in 2002. The Powerpuff Girls even had a magical girl anime spin-off in Japan in 2006 as well as a reboot in 2016. The classic 1998 series holds so many memories for me...

Great sequel to Back to the Future with a visually entertaining look at the then-future year of 2015, as well as a dystopian alternate reality of 1985 where Marty's arch-nemesis Biff has become corrupt, powerful leader, married to Lorraine and worst of all...his stepfather! Marty and Emmett now have to put things back the way they remember them by burning the sports almanac stolen by Biff in 2015 and gave to his younger self in 1955. They ultimately succeed in their mission, creating a ripple effect across time, setting into motion the events of part III...