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Animaniacs

Animaniacs

20208
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20. 11. 2020
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Amblin TelevisionWarner Bros. Animation
Yakka, Wakka a Dot sa snažia spôsobiť zmätok v životoch všetkých, koho stretnú. Spoločne s touto trojicou sa vracia Pinky a Brain, aby pokračovali vo hľadaní možností, ako získať nadvládu nad svetom.

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Quick guide

Animaniacs (2020) – a fresh wave of zany adventures featuring Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky, and the Brain.

The 2020 revival brings back the Warner siblings and their classic sidekick duo for three seasons on Hulu, re‑imagining the 1990s hit for a new generation. The show blends fast‑paced sketch comedy with musical numbers and sharp satire, tackling pop culture, politics, and everyday absurdities. Fresh segments such as Starbox & Cindy and the recurring Pinky & the Brain shorts add new twists to beloved characters. Voice talent from the original series reprises its roles, while a contemporary writing team injects modern references and sharper humor.

What to know

  • Three seasons released on Hulu (2020‑2023).
  • Episodes are 23‑27 minutes, split into multiple 3‑9 minute segments.
  • Original voice actors return for Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky, and the Brain.
  • New recurring segments include Starbox & Cindy, the Incredible Gnome, and Math‑terpiece Theater.
  • Showrunners Wellesley Wild and Gabe Swarr blend slapstick with political satire.
  • Music by Richard and Steven Bernstein features new themes and classic tunes.
  • Target audience: families, teens, and adults who enjoyed the 1990s series.
  • Content is family‑friendly but contains occasional mild language and adult humor.

Watch if

If you enjoy witty, musical shorts that mix slapstick with quick‑fire pop‑culture jokes and appreciate a smart, adult‑oriented take on Saturday‑morning cartoons, this series offers plenty of laughs and fresh political commentary.

Skip if

If you prefer strictly child‑friendly animation with no political satire or if you dislike shows that use adult‑style humor and references that can feel out of place for younger viewers.

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Show Overview
The 2020 revival brings the Warner siblings back into modern life, preserving the classic slapstick style while integrating new topical references. Each episode blends several self‑contained sketches, ranging from musical parodies to satirical takes on current events. The series balances nostalgia with contemporary humor to appeal to both longtime fans and new viewers.
Main Characters
Yakko, Wakko, and Dot remain the chaotic trio that drives the show’s energy, while Pinky and the Brain continue their comic attempts at world domination. The new Starbox & Cindy segment follows an alien duo on a misadventure in Earth’s orbit. Voice talent from the original series ensures authentic character portrayals.
Production Details
Developed by Wellesley Wild with Steven Spielberg as executive producer, the series was animated by multiple studios, including TMS Entertainment. The music team of Richard and Steven Bernstein added new themes and updated classic scores. A total of 125 segments were produced across three seasons.
Tone and Themes
Fast‑paced, dialogue‑heavy comedy is paired with light‑tone musical numbers. The writers blend satire of politics, technology, and pop culture with child‑friendly humor. Adult jokes are present but generally mild, maintaining a family‑friendly atmosphere.
Broadcast and Availability
Premiering on Hulu in November 2020, the series was released in three seasons, with the final season debuting February 2023. Episodes are available for streaming on Hulu and, in certain markets, on HBO Max and Cartoon Network International. The show can also be purchased on DVD and digital platforms.
Fan Reception
Critics praised the revival for its humor and musical quality, though some felt it lacked the original charm. Audience response was positive overall, with many fans enjoying the blend of classic characters and modern references. The series maintained a strong cult following throughout its run.

FAQ

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Who are the main characters in the 2020 revival?
The Warner siblings Yakko, Wakko, and Dot drive the show’s chaotic energy, while Pinky and the Brain continue their comedic attempts at world domination. New recurring pair Starbox and Cindy also join the cast.
What is the format of each episode?
Episodes run 23‑27 minutes and consist of several short segments, typically 3‑9 minutes each, each featuring different characters and storylines.
Are the original voice actors returning?
Yes, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell, Tress MacNeille, and Maurice LaMarche reprise their roles for Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky, and the Brain respectively.
What new segments are introduced in the reboot?
Starbox & Cindy, the Incredible Gnome in People’s Mouths, Math‑terpiece Theater, and Everyday Safety are fresh segments that add modern twists to classic humor.
How does the show handle political satire?
Writers weave current political and social topics into sketches, offering commentary through satire while keeping the humor accessible to a broad audience.
Is the humor suitable for children?
The series is family‑friendly, though it includes mild language and adult humor. Parents should use discretion when watching with younger kids.
Where can I stream Animaniacs (2020)?
It premiered on Hulu, and is available for streaming on Hulu in the U.S. In other regions, it may appear on HBO Max or Cartoon Network International.
Who developed the 2020 series?
Showrunner Wellesley Wild, with executive producers Steven Spielberg and Gabe Swarr, led the development, blending old and new creative teams.
How many seasons are there?
There are three seasons, released from 2020 to 2023, with 125 segments in total.
What musical contributions are there?
Richard and Steven Bernstein composed new themes and scores, while the show features original songs and musical parodies in each episode.
Do the segments have a unifying storyline?
No, each segment is self‑contained; the show relies on recurring characters and themes rather than a single overarching plot.
Are there any recurring jokes or gags?
Yes, classic gags like “Helloooo Nurse!” and new running jokes such as Starbox’s alien misadventures recur throughout the series.
What is the tone of the show?
The tone is light‑hearted and fast‑paced, balancing musical numbers with sharp satire and slapstick humor.
Is the show family‑friendly?
It is considered family‑friendly, though it includes mild language and adult jokes that parents may wish to preview.
Do the episodes contain any mature themes?
The show addresses political satire and some adult humor, but it remains within a mild, family‑friendly context.
What is the audience reception like?
Critics praised the music and humor, while audiences appreciated the blend of nostalgic characters with modern references.
Where can I purchase the series?
The series is available on DVD, as well as digital platforms like Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store.
Is the show available outside the United States?
Yes, in many international markets it can be streamed on local versions of Hulu, HBO Max, or Cartoon Network.
Does the show have a subtitle or theme song?
The opening theme is a new Animaniacs Theme performed by the returning voice actors, and an ending theme was composed by Julie and Steven Bernstein.
How does the reboot compare to the original series?
It retains the core characters and slapstick style but updates humor to reflect 21st‑century culture, adding contemporary satire and musical variety.

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Rob Paulsen
Rob Paulsen
Yakko Warner / Pinky (voice)
Jess Harnell
Jess Harnell
Wakko Warner (voice)
Tress MacNeille
Tress MacNeille
Dot Warner (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Maurice LaMarche
Brain (voice)