Blue Submarine No. 6 (1998)

Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos (1986)

In this month's review, Nick and Mitch honor the recent passing of the legendary Chuck Norris by reviewing his short-lived cartoon series. Although the series only lasted 5 episodes, this over-the-top action-adventure series was still able to pack enough explosions, gun fights, ninjas, zombies, and crocodiles, to heighten its entertainment value in such a way that only the 80's could pull off!! -R.I.P. Chuck, hope you didn't beat up the Grim Reaper too badly-

Riding Bean (1989)

On this month's episode, Nick and Matt K team up and review the classic 80's anime OVA, Riding Bean. When not gushing over the absolute aura of the protagonist, Bean Bandit, our duo attempts to break down the story scene by scene. If your down with explosions, boobs, gun fights, car chases, and yes, even Car-Fu, then this episode is for you. So, fix your mirrors, turn your ignition and come join the fun!

Blue Submarine No. 6 (1998)

This month on The Flashback Cartoon Hour, Nick and newcomer Matt K. plunge head‑first into one of the most stylish, atmospheric, and criminally overlooked anime of the late ’90s "Blue Submarine No. 6." From its groundbreaking blend of 2D and early CGI to its haunting underwater world, we break down how this four‑episode OVA became a cult classic that still hits hard today. Whether you watched it on Toonami, rented it on VHS, or are discovering it for the first time, this deep‑sea dive is packed with lore, laughs, and plenty of Flashback‑style chaos. Grab your pressure suit — we’re going underwater.

Tiering Animated Idiots

In this special episode, Nick, Joey V, and newcomer Mitch dive into one of the most important debates in cartoon history: Who is the Greatest Animated Idiot of All Time? Armed with a list of 20 beloved cartoon buffoons—from Randy Marsh to Homer Simpson, Peter Griffin, Billy from The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, and many more—the guys work together to crown the true King of Stupidity. Characters rise, fall, and completely implode on the rankings as the trio breaks down iconic dumb moments, unexpected dark‑horse contenders, and the fine art of being hilariously brainless. Come hang out, enjoy the chaos, and let us know if you agree with the final pick—or if we left out a legendary idiot who deserved a spot on the throne!

Dragon Ball (1986) Pt. 2

In Part 2 of our OG Dragon Ball review, Nick and Santi continue to go through each Dragon Ball Arc. Starting off with the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament/ Tien Shinhan Saga. This was Santi's first time ever going through the series and he has a lot to say about it, so come join us for the fun!!