Mr. Peabody & Sherman, a nostalgic reboot of a 1960s cartoon duo, follows Peabody and Sherman as they travel through time and then try to repair the space-time continuum.

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One more benefit of "Mr. Peabody & Sherman": The movie is a good excuse to go back and watch the old cartoons, created by Ted Key and produced by Ward — many of which are available on YouTube.

No Bullwinkle nostalgia is necessary to enjoy the heck out of “Mr. Peabody and Sherman,” the new animated feature based on shorts from the begloved moose’s 1960s TV cartoon series.

Everybody's getting new late-night shows these days: James Corden, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and now Mr. Peabody and Sherman. The genius dog and his son, who go way back themselves to the days ...

Kids don’t know about how Mr. Peabody and Sherman used to make history fun back in the late 1950s and early 1960s on Rocky and His Friends and The Bullwinkle Show, but director Rob Minkoff (The ...

This image released by DreamWorks Animation shows Sherman, voiced by Max Charles, left, and Mr. Peabody, voiced by Ty Burell, in a scene from "Mr Peabody & Sherman." (AP Photo/ DreamWorks ...

Worst of all, Peabody and Sherman are strapped with a first act full of 21st-century problems. Needing to fill an extra 85 minutes, the filmmakers clumsily explore the characters’ therapeutic needs.

“Mr. Peabody and Sherman,’’ out today, is the fourth feature film derived from a half-hour cartoon show originally called “Rocky and His Friends’’ when it debuted on ABC in 1959.

Old-school fans will appreciate the five segments included on the Blu-ray release featuring Peabody and Sherman appearances in the original Rocky & Bullwinkle cartoons plus the 1959 first episode ...

Claudia Puig of USA TODAY, wrote, "Puns plus potty humor equals 'Peabody.' Still, it's hard to resist the bespectacled brainiac dog and his beloved boy." ...

Ted Key, a cartoonist from Valley Forge, is the creator of the characters that became “Mr. Peabody and Sherman.” “Mr. Peabody and Sherman,” the new 3D animated film by DreamWorks, is based on a ...