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Animation veteran Butch Hartman is preparing his next big venture into the world of family entertainment. The award-winning creator, best known for spearheading iconic cartoons like The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom on Nickelodeon, has launched his own independent animation studio aimed at producing and financing new faith-based and mainstream programs for kids and their families to enjoy. Butch Hartman Studios is already off to a red-hot start too, with three new series in the works as well as an expansion on Hartman's animated Christian show The Garden Cartoon. Already, The King of Kings former and The Chosencompany, Angel Studios, is currently carrying Season 1, and Season 2 is in production, with several movies, some of which are tied to Christian holidays, set to be released through BMG-Global.

Created by Hartman and executive produced by his wife, Julieann Hartman, The Garden Cartoon follows best friends Lenny the Lion and Lucy the Lamb,...

Animation veteran Butch Hartman, creator of Nickelodeon’s “The Fairly OddParents” and “Danny Phantom,” launched his own independent animation studio to produce and finance original faith-based and mainstream programming for kids and families. Butch Hartman Studios’ first production is the expansion of Hartman-created kids series “The Garden Cartoon.”

Exec produced by his wife Julieann through Garden Productions, “The Garden Cartoon” season one is available on Angel Studios and on various streaming platforms through distribution partner N Circle Entertainment. Now production is underway on season two while several “Garden Cartoon” movies, some timed to Christian holidays, will be distributed by BMG-Global. Capitol Records will continue to handle select songs from the series.

The studio’s privately-funded development slate also includes “Little Harps,” set at a Guardian Angel school that prepares new recruits to help kids on earth (aimed at ages 3-8); “Dragon Drive-Thru,” which follows a trio of dragons who...

Butch Hartman, the creator of two of Nickelodeon’s most famous kids shows in “The Fairly OddParents” and “Danny Phantom,” is going in a new direction for his next animation venture.

Hartman is set to launch Butch Hartman Studios, which will be an independent animation studio with the goal of producing and financing uplifting and original faith-based animated projects for both kids and families. The studio bills itself as a full-service production studio employing over 40 animation crew members, many of whom have worked on his past shows. Hartman’s longtime colleague Taylor Bradbury is a senior producer at the company.

The studio already has four different projects in development, and Hartman has even secured distribution deals with Angel Studios, which released the animated “The King of Kings” last month, and BMG-Global, which has also released a variety of faith-based movies and series. Butch Hartman Studios is privately funded, and all...

Danny Phantom creator Butch Hartman recently shared who he wants to see play the titular hero in a potential live-action movie.

During a panel at MegaCon in Orlando (via ComicBook.com), Hartman — who also created the Nickelodeon animated series The Fairly OddParents, T.U.F.F. Puppy and Bunsen Is a Beast — was asked about the possibility of a live-action Danny Phantom movie. If such a movie were to get the greenlight, Hartman revealed that he'd want "Tom Holland, all the way," to play the title character. "It's got to be Tom Holland," he reiterated.

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Created by Hartman as his second Nickelodeon series, Danny Phantom ran for three seasons and 52 episodes between 2004 and...

A new “Ice Age” movie is on the way, but this one’s heading directly to streaming.

Disney+ unveiled the official trailer for “The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild” on Tuesday, a new film in the “Ice Age” franchise that puts Simon Pegg’s one-eyed weasel Buck front and center. Eager for a little independence, possum brothers Crash and Eddie set out to find a place of their own but soon find themselves trapped beneath the ice in a massive cave inhabited by dinosaurs. They are rescued by the one-eyed, adventure-loving weasel Buck Wild, and together, with the help of some new friends, embark on a mission to save the Lost World from dinosaur domination.

The film was originally being developed as a Buck Wild TV series spinoff, but when Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, the story was re-developed as a feature film. The first five “Ice Age” films...

In 1991, Nickelodeon premiered its first three original cartoons Rugrats, Doug and The Ren & Stimpy Show.  The initial ingenuity of Nicktoons was that the shows were creator-driven in comparison to the majority of '80s cartoons that were produced by toy companies to sell their merchandise. Over thirty years later, the studio has released a plethora of classics (including the three mentioned above) such as Hey Arnold! (1996), The Angry Beavers (1997) and As Told By Ginger (2000).

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However, like any network, they've had their share of critical duds including Pig Goat Banana Cricket (2015), Bunsen Is a Beast (2017), and The Adventures of Kid Danger (2018). Based on the list below, readers can observe the highs and lows of Nickelodeon's programming.