ToonHeads (Boomerang)
common sense media says
Classic 'toons get documentary treatment.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this documentary-style series provides an insightful, behind-the-scenes look at some of the world's most iconic cartoons. With topics that range from the evolution of Elmer Fudd to the million voices of Don Messick, the series is both engaging and educational. The fact that it's a documentary may turn off kids who are expecting straight-up cartoon wackiness, but those who are really interested in animation will be fascinated. One caution: Some of the featured 'toons -- in addition to being brilliant and hysterical -- have a fair share of violence, now-dated stereotypes, and innuendo.
Violence & scariness:
Depends on the cartoon being featured -- many have their fair share of animated slapstick violence (falls, anvils falling on characters, etc.).
Sexy stuff:
Depends on the cartoon -- some include relatively mild innuendo.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Depends on the cartoon -- older toons may have some smoking.
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D LEVVY
teen, 15 years old
teen, 15 years old
Toonheads is................
one of the best shoes from cartoon network that needs to be put back on the air!!
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Ylndgomez
teen, 16 years old
teen, 16 years old
I LOVE TOONHEADS.
I LOVE TOONHEADS. I LOVE CLASSIC CARTOONS FROM THE 30S THE 40S THE 50S AND THE 60S.
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