Is Toonheads coming back?

Toonheads ended on November 23, 2003, on Cartoon Network.

The show was an anthology series that focused on the golden age of American animation. Each episode featured full cartoons accompanied by commentary and historical insights into some of the most notable cartoon shorts ever produced.

The series first premiered on October 2, 1992, and was a program dedicated to celebrating classic animation. It showcased the work of various animators and provided context about the era's cultural significance. Over its run, Toonheads aired a total of eight seasons, with the final episode broadcast in late 2003. The show was hosted by Don Kennedy and Leslie Fram, who served as narrators. Its episodes typically had a runtime of around 31 minutes. Despite its popularity among animation enthusiasts, the series concluded its run in 2003, leaving behind a collection of nostalgic and educational content about American animation's history.