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2010 in animation

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2010 in animation is an overview of notable events, including notable awards, list of films released, television show debuts and endings, and notable deaths.

Events

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March

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April

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  • April 14: TheSouth Park episode "200" is broadcast, which portraysMuhammad, though as a censored image. The episode leads to serious controversy, riots and death threats. A week later, on April 21, the next episode "201" continues the Muhammad storyline but is notably censored, with several lines of dialogue muted. After their broadcast, both episodes are pulled from syndication, removed from the series' website, and unaired outside the United States.[4]
  • April 25:South Park is banned inSri Lanka due to controversy over the episode "200", which depictedGautama Buddha snorting cocaine.[5]

May

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June

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July

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August

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September

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October

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November

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December

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Awards

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Films released

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Main article:List of animated feature films of 2010

Television series debuts

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Main article:List of animated television series of 2010
DateTitleChannelYear
January 25Team UmizoomiNick Jr.2010–2015
Handy Manny's School for ToolsPlayhouse Disney2010–2011
February 13Kick Buttowski: Suburban DaredevilDisney XD2010–2012
SciGirlsPBS Kids Go!2010–2015
February 19The Ricky Gervais ShowHBO, Channel 42010–2012
February 27Dance-A-Lot RobotPlayhouse Disney2010
March 1Hero: 108Cartoon Network2010–2012
March 7Pink Panther and Pals2010
March 17Ugly AmericansComedy Central2010–2012
April 5Adventure TimeCartoon Network2010–2018
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated2010–2013
April 23Ben 10: Ultimate Alien2010–2012
Generator Rex2010–2013
May 5Monster HighYouTube2010–2015
June 5Pokémon: DP Sinnoh League VictorsCartoon Network2010–2011
June 7Neighbors from HellTBS2010
June 24FuturamaComedy Central2010–2013
June 27Mary Shelley's FrankenholeAdult Swim2010–2012
September 3SidekickYTV2010–2013
Fish HooksDisney Channel2010–2014
September 6The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!PBS Kids2010–2018
Regular ShowCartoon Network2010–2017
Mad2010–2013
NFL Rush ZoneNicktoons2010–2014
September 17Sym-Bionic TitanCartoon Network2010–2011
September 22The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest HeroesDisney XD2010–2013
October 2Planet SheenNickelodeon
T.U.F.F. Puppy2010–2015
October 10The Twisted Whiskers ShowThe Hub2010
Cosmic Quantum Ray
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic2010–2019
Pound Puppies2010–2013
Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures2010–2015
October 11Zevo-3Nicktoons2010–2011
Maryoku YummyThe Hub2010
October 15The Adventures of Chuck and Friends2010–2012
October 25RobotomyCartoon Network2010–2011
November 18Dick FiguresMondo, YouTube2010–2015
November 22Babar and the Adventures of BadouYTV, Treehouse TV2010–2015
November 26G.I. Joe RenegadesThe Hub2010–2011
Young JusticeCartoon Network, DC Universe2010–2022
November 29Transformers: PrimeThe Hub2010–2013
December 3Take Two with Phineas and FerbDisney Channel2010–2011

Television series endings

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DateTitleChannelYearNotes
January 28SuperNews!Current TV2005–2010Ended
January 30The Secret SaturdaysCartoon Network2008–2010
February 21Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!Nick Jr.2006–2010
March 13ChaoticTheCW4Kids, Teletoon
March 26Ben 10: Alien ForceCartoon Network2008–2010
May 6King of the HillFox1997–2010
May 15Pokémon: DP Galactic BattlesCartoon Network2009–2010
June 216teenTeletoon2005–2010
July 26Neighbors from HellTBS2010Cancelled
August 7ChowderCartoon Network2007–2010Ended
August 23Pink Panther and Pals2010Cancelled
August 30The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack2008–2010Ended
September 24Tasty Time with ZeFronkPlayhouse DisneyCancelled
October 9My Friends Tigger & Pooh2007–2010Ended
November 4Fetch! With Ruff RuffmanPBS Kids Go!2006–2010
November 13Angelina Ballerina: The Next StepsPBS Kids2009–2010
November 15Maryoku YummyThe Hub2010Cancelled
November 22Between the LionsPBS Kids2000–2010Ended
December 1The Twisted Whiskers ShowThe Hub2010Cancelled
December 9Cosmic Quantum Ray

Births

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December

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Deaths

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January

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February

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March

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April

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May

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June

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July

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August

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September

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October

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November

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December

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See also

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