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Time of India
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Zodiac Signs as Childhood Cartoons That Raised a Generation
Some signs are born to be bossy rabbits, others are literal mystery-solving snacks. If each zodiac sign were a childhood cartoon, this would be the Saturday morning lineup that taught chaos, drama, and just enough trauma to build character Aries – Powerpuff Girls . Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Specifically Buttercup. Built on sugar, spice, and the urge to fight everything, including gravity. First one to yell 'Let's go' without knowing where. Taurus – Winnie the Pooh . Finds joy in naps, snacks, and emotional comfort. Moves slower than a buffering video, but means well and smells like warm toast. Gemini – Dexter's Laboratory. Talks fast, thinks faster, and probably has a secret lair. Dual nature? That's just Monday morning versus Friday night energy. Cancer – Courage the Cowardly Dog . Soft. Anxious. Still saves everyone. Screams internally but loves deeply, even if it means battling literal monsters at 2 a.m. Leo – Johnny Bravo . Thinks every room is a spotlight, and every person is an audience. Fabulous hair. No real plan. Confidence unmatched. Humility unknown. Virgo – Lisa Simpson . Smarter than everyone, quietly judging everything, and probably wrote a thesis in crayon at age six. Practicing mindfulness but mad about grammar. Libra – Totally Spies. All about balance, matching outfits, and saving the world without smudging lipstick. Always in the middle of drama, but somehow glowing. Scorpio – Teen Titans (original, not Go). Broody, mysterious, and always emotionally three layers deep. Says nothing, but the silence is screaming. Sagittarius – Kim Possible . Ready for adventure with a flip phone and zero backup. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Will fight crime, skip class, and laugh about it mid-cartwheel. Capricorn – Batman: The Animated Series. Built on rules, schedules, and trauma. Works in the dark, trusts no one, and files taxes early. Likely owns a trench coat. Aquarius – Jimmy Neutron. Brain of the group, soul of a rebel, and vibes of a misunderstood tech nerd. Plans five steps ahead but forgets what day it is. Pisces – Sailor Moon . Soft aesthetics, tearful speeches, and sudden power surges. Cries during commercials, but will destroy villains in glitter.


Time of India
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Fixed OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Genndy's adult animation film ft. Adam Devine and Kathryn Hahn
Fixed OTT Release Date: Brace yourself for one of the craziest, raunchiest, and oddly heartwarming animated rides of the year. Fixed, the new adult animated film from Emmy-winning creator Genndy Tartakovsky (the mind behind Samurai Jack and Dexter's Laboratory), is all set to stream on Netflix from August 13. And no, this is not a film for kids. Who's in it? Leading the pack is The Out-Laws star Adam Devine as the voice of Bull - a charming but slightly out-of-control dog who just found out the worst news of his life: his owners plan to get him neutered. Yes, that's right. Snip-snip. Joining him is the ever-fabulous Kathryn Hahn (Glass Onion) as Honey, a classy show dog and Bull's big crush. Other voices in the pack include Idris Elba as the cool, confident boxer Rocco, Bobby Moynihan as the lovable goofball Lucky, Fred Armisen as a social media-obsessed dachshund named Fetch, Beck Bennett, Michelle Buteau, and River Gallo, among others. One last night of freedom So what's a dog to do when he finds out his manhood is on the line? Go out with a bang, of course. Bull gathers his gang of neighbourhood dogs and sets out on a wild, no-rules night across the city. The goal? Confess his love to Honey before it's too late. Expect naughty jokes, wild chases, awkward dog moments, and yes, some surprisingly emotional beats about friendship, fear, and freedom. Tartakovsky, in a media statement, shared, 'I love caricatured and exaggerated animation, so I knew the sensibility that I like to do, and it was a matter of dialling up the amount of exaggeration. I think it started as a rated-R Lady and the Tramp, then as we got into it, it naturally became more cartoon-y and specific to itself.' Are you all 'adults' ready to binge-watch Fixed? Drop your thoughts @indiatimes.