Animation Domination

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Animation Domination is a programming block that airs on the Fox network. It primarily features animated television series, including both original programming and reruns of older series. The block originally aired on Sunday nights from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM ET/PT, but its schedule has varied over the years.

History[edit | edit source]

Animation Domination premiered on May 1, 2005, as a replacement for the previous animation block, Fox Kids. The block was created to showcase Fox's animated series, which had become a significant part of the network's identity. The initial lineup included popular shows such as The Simpsons, Family Guy, American Dad!, and King of the Hill.

Programming[edit | edit source]

The block has featured a variety of animated series over the years. Some of the notable shows that have aired during Animation Domination include:

The Simpsons - One of the longest-running animated series in television history, known for its satirical take on American culture.
Family Guy - Created by Seth MacFarlane, this series is known for its irreverent humor and cutaway gags.
American Dad! - Another creation of Seth MacFarlane, focusing on the life of a conservative CIA agent and his family.
Bob's Burgers - A series about a family running a hamburger restaurant, known for its quirky humor and musical numbers.
The Cleveland Show - A spin-off of Family Guy centered around the character Cleveland Brown.

Specials and Events[edit | edit source]

Animation Domination has also featured various specials and events, including holiday-themed episodes, crossover events, and premieres of new series. These events often draw higher ratings and generate significant buzz on social media.

Impact and Legacy[edit | edit source]

Animation Domination has had a significant impact on the landscape of American television. It has helped to solidify Fox's reputation as a leader in animated programming and has influenced the creation of similar blocks on other networks. The success of the block has also led to the development of new animated series and the revival of older ones.