Cartoon Conspiracy

- Season 1

(2014)

Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up. This week, we're looking at the "Pixar Theory" which claims that all Pixar's film exist within the same universe.

Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up. This week, we're looking at the "Tangled, Frozen and The Little Mermaid Theory" which claims that Tangled, Frozen and The Little Mermaid all exist within the same universe and time period.

Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up. This week, we're looking at the "Spongebob and Nuclear Bomb Theory" which claims that Spongebob Squarepants and the rest of Bikini Bottom is the result of nuclear radiation.

Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up. This week, we're looking at the "Ed, Edd and Eddy Are Dead Theory" which claims that Ed, Edd and Eddy are actually dead and the cul-de-sac is purgatory.

This week, we're looking at the "The Aladdin Theory" which claims that Aladdin actually took place in the future?. Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up.

This week, we're looking at the "The Flintstones/Jetsons Theory" which claims that The Flintstones and The Jetsons actually took place in the same world, at the SAME time. What do you think? Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up.

This week, we're looking at the "The Rugrats Theory" which claims that all of the babies were a figment of Angelica's imagination and she was just suffering from schizophrenia. What do you think? Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up.

This week, we're diving into the strange theory that Frozen sisters Elsa and Anna are actually the siblings of Tarzan. Were these shipwrecked Disney parents actually the same? Let us know what you think of the conspiracy in the comments below. Dive into the mysteries and fan theories of all things animation with your host Emily, as she takes a critical look at how the theories hold up.

This week, we're listing all the instances where A113 appears in movies like Toy Story, Finding Nemo, UP, Cars, Monsters University, the Avengers, and more. Did you know that "A113" actually references a CalArts University Classroom? What other instances of "A113" have we missed?

This week, we're taking a look at "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" Is Frankie just another Imaginary Friend? The conspiracy states that Frankie is just another imaginary friend of Madame Foster. One she created to help her around the home since Madame Foster has gotten older. What do you think of this conspiracy?

This week we are taking a look at some of the most famous stop motion animation movies of all time, and the man behind them all, Tim Burton. Has the writer and director of this smash hit animations such as, Vincent, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, and Frankenweenie place all of these movies in the exact same universe?

This week we are examining one of the most controversial conspiracies we have talked about so far. Is the Hayao Miyazaki movie "My Neighbor Totoro" an allegory for the famous "Sayama Incident" where a man kidnapped killed a 16-year-old girl? Is this controversy to gruesome to be true?

We're the planeteers. On the Magic School Bus? Hold on, did you notice that? This week we are talking about how eerily the kids from the Magic School Bus looks like Captain Planets team of pollution fighters. How is this possible? Could it be true?

We all know about the longest running TV sitcom family, The Simpsons - but did you know that they are in fact a family of geniuses? This week, Emily looks into the theory that Homer, Bart, Lisa, Maggie, and Marge are all actually smarter then they appear.

Emily tackles the top 5 Adventure Time conspiracies. These theories range from Finn the human being in a real life coma, Jake is actually Finn's father, and of course the great mushroom war. Find out which theories hold up on this week's Cartoon Conspiracy.

This week Emily has special guest Chad from LewToons help her discuss some of the most controversial conspiracy's from Disney's hit TV show, Gravity Falls. What do all the eyes and symbols really mean?

Don't be scared. This week Emily is looking into the popular Cartoon Network series, "Courage the Cowardly Dog". Many have theorized that Courage the dog is simply trying to make sense of his surroundings, and is turning normal everyday occurrences into ridiculous and terrifying events. But is it really all in his mind? What do you think?

This week's highly controversial theory takes Emily all the way back to her childhood with the popular video game and anime series Pokémon. The theory states that after the accident within the first episode, the protagonist, Ash Ketchum falls into a coma, and this is where the rest of Ash's adventure takes place - in his dreams. How does this theory hold up?

This week we take a look at some of Cartoon Networks more popular cartoons, The Powerpuff Girls and Samurai Jack. Could they possibly be part of the same universe? The conspiracy has been highly discussed due to Samari Jack coming across what seems like a destroyed Townsville in his travels in the future. Could it really be true?

"I know what we are going to do today!" Take a look at another cartoon conspiracy. This week Emily looks into the comedy-musical Phineas and Ferb from Disney. Is the evil Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz really Phineas' dad? They both seem to have a knack for inventing.

This week Emily takes on an incredibly long and involved conspiracy theory that involves all of the students from the hit cartoon show "Recess". Are all the students actually ghosts haunting the playground? Watch this week's episode to find out.

This week Emily takes a look at the unlikely cartoon duo, "Pinky and the Brain" One is a genius, and the other is insane - but which one is really which?

This week Emily takes a look at one of Pixar's most beloved robots, WALL-E. WALL-E has been trapped alone on earth for years, but how did he become alone? Did he cannibalize his other robot brothers and sisters?.

Who is Dr. Claw? This week Emily finds out, with this Inspector Gadget Conspiracy Theory. Could Inspector Gadget and Dr. Claw actually be the same person? And what is Penny's role in all of this? Watch this weeks episode to find out.

Scooby Doo, Where are you!? Maybe he was in a great Economic Depression? This week Emily takes a look at the mysteries of the Scooby Doo universe. Could the entire original series takes place during a world economic collapse? Why else would there be so many abandoned mansions?

Hey Arnold was a middle school orphan raised by his Grandparents. But were they is actual parents? This week Emily takes a look at Arnold's family lineage, and why his head really is shaped like a football.

This episode we have our special guest Chad Quandt help us explain this week's conspiracy theory. We look into the new and very popular children's cartoon show "Regular Show". Is the whole series just one big acid trip of the main character Mordecai? Tune in to find out.

Our special guest Chad Quandt returns to help us explain yet another one of these week's cartoon conspiracies. What do all of the characters from Frozen, Tarzan and Beauty and the Beast all have in common? They're all from the same family tree.

In this special Halloween episode of Cartoon Conspiracy Emily takes a look at the Great Pumpkin theory from the famous Peanuts cartoon holiday special episode, "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" What do you think of Emily's results?

In this special episode of Cartoon Conspiracy Emily and Sarah head to the most magical place on earth, Disneyland in California. This theme park has so much history we knew it would be riddled with secrets.

This episode of Cartoon Conspiracy is hot off the presses. We take a look at the latest Disney release Big Hero 6 and how it could possibly tie into other famous Disney movies like Frozen, Tangled, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Bolt. How could they possibly intertwine?

This episode of Cartoon Conspiracy is one created by our very own Chad Quandt. Are the bears in Disney's TV series "Talespin" from an animal apocalypse? Is Baloo the bear a terrorist?

Dexter's parents have stumbled across his secret laboratory so many times, perhaps they're not just oblivious but also clones, replaced every time they find his huge secret. Emily and Chad dive into this theory to see how well it holds up.

We all remember the original ladies man from Cartoon Network's cartoon series Johnny Bravo right? Well Emily has discovered a theory that says that the 'lady killer' Bravo might be a child the entire time. Is this why all the ladies turn him away?

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This week Emily and her friend Brizzy tackle together a conspiracy that concerns two completely different shows? Or are they different? Did the creator of both cartoons, Butch Hartman, create Danny Phantom to be the older version of Timmy Turner and the Fairly Odd Parents series? Watch to find out what Emily and Brizzy think.

We all know Rudolph and his famous glowing nasal talents, but perhaps that's distracted us from this festive conspiracy. In this Holiday Special of Cartoon Conspiracy, Emily delves into the facts behind the beloved reindeer to finally answer the question; could Rudolph actually be a girl?

"The Legend of Korra" continued the adventures of the Avatar, a being that can manipulate all of the elements to their will. But while the role had been previously occupied by Aang in the previous series, "The Last Airbender" and continued with Korra after he passed away, could the two main characters BOTH be alive at the time?

Disney has many recurring themes and traits with it's vast history of characters. But is it possible that two famous villainesses could actually be the same person, specifically Mother Gothel from Tangled and the Evil Queen/Witch from Snow White? Emily has a theory.

Our special guest Sapphire Sandalo returns to help us explain yet another one of these week's cartoon conspiracies. Daria is a sarcastic girl that doesn't seem to fit in with her family. Could it be teenage angst against society and culture, or could be that she literally isn't related to her parents?

"Rocket Power" was, and still is, one of the raddest, most extreme cartoons of all time. It followed the wacky hijinks of Otto and his friends as they surfed and skated all over Ocean Shores. And while Otto was raised by a single parent, Raymundo, some have suspected that he may not have been his ACTUAL father. But then who's the real dad? Emily's got quite the scandalous theory on that.

Our special guest Sapphire Sandalo investigates the award-winning Studio Ghibli classic, "Spirited Away". While its story follows a 10-year old girl whose parents are turned into pigs and must work in a spa for spirits, could there be some hidden subtext? What if the movie was actually a clever statement on child labor - OR SOMETHING WORSE?

This week, Emily re-examines Disney's "Frozen" for the creepiest theory yet. Sure, there are some similarities between Stanley Kubrick's horror classic "The Shining" and "Frozen", but could it be a coincidence that the two share so much? Is it possible that the two could secretly be the same movie??

This week, Emily takes a look at one of the best animated sequels of all time: Toy Story 2. The movie introduced us to new and hilarious characters, most notably Jesse the Cowgirl. Her tragic backstory made for one of the most touching scenes in the film, but could there be a mystery that we weren't aware of while watching? Could Jesse's previous owner actually be Andy's Mom??

In this week's episode, Emily examines the world of "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic", specifically the mysterious internet theories about the show's true origins. While the show is clearly intended to be for kids and children, is it possible that the main characters are actually inspired by girls who died in real life?.

This week, Emily takes an interesting approach at examining one of the most popular cartoon sitcoms ever: Family Guy. The series is well-known for it's unique brand of comedy and random cutaways, but is it possible the show is actually written by a writer IN THE SHOW???

Mario and his pals have appeared in countless Nintendo titles together; sometimes even as enemies. While their games are presented as fun nonsense, is it possible that they are all actually acting? This week, Emily attempts to determine whether or not the super world of Mario is, in reality, just an elaborate STAGE PLAY.

If you grew up in the '90s, there's a good chance you remember some of the Disney Channel's most popular shows: DuckTales, Darkwing Duck and Quack Pack. Each of the spin-offs gave Donald Duck and his extended family the chance to be just as popular as Mickey and Goofy, but could there be a reason for the three existing at the same time? This week, Emily compares each of the shows to figure out whether or not it's possible that they could all exist in the SAME UNIVERSE.

Walt Disney contributed much to world throughout his life. He was instrumental in establishing the American animation industry and continues to inspire artists to follow their dreams to this day. But while he's widely known as a family-friendly business mogul, his past ties to the FBI raise certain questions about his private life. This week, Emily examines the relationship between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Mr. Disney to determine whether or not he could have been a secret informant.

When Mike Judge created the cult TV show "King of the Hill", it was a cartoon sitcom unlike anything that had come before. It followed the everyday lives of propane salesman Hank Hill and the rest of his crazy family in Arlen, Texas and was renowned for it's blending of political correctness and humor. But while the show had it's unique brand of dry comedy, there was always an unresolved mystery throughout the series regarding the striking resemblance between Hank's son, Bobby, and their lovable neighbor, Bill. This week on Cartoon Conspiracy, Emily questions if it's ...

Out of all the cartoon cats throughout the history of comics, Garfield is one that cannot be forgotten. His signature attitude and sarcasm has made him one the most beloved sassy cats of all time. But even though Garfield has been teasing his friends for decades now, how have they been putting up with his antics for so long? Could it be his endearing personality, or is it really because none of them are actually real??? On this week's Cartoon Conspiracy, Emily will attempt to determine whether or not Garfield's friends and family are real, or simply figments of his ...

When Cartoon Network/WB debuted "Teen Titans", it was one of the first shows to feature kid superheroes as serious and complex individuals with relatable teen issues. Even though the series was eventually canceled, it struck a chord with an enormous fan-base and after years of demand, a follow-up series was created: Teen Titans Go. However, the new series focused more on the wacky slapstick angle of it's predecessor, leaving some fans wanting more of the original's seriousness and dark storytelling. Could the reason for this change be because the new show is taken ...