Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Here’s what Cartoon Network Studios has to say about the show: “Dexter’s Laboratory is about ...

Dexter and Mandark are in the midst of the feud of a lifetime, and it's up to you to decide the victor. A collection of top-notch mini-games, DEXTER'S LABORATORY: Mandark's Lab? pits two classic ...

Dexter’s Laboratory was originally premiered on Cartoon Network as part of World Premiere Toons aka What a Cartoon Show. The best cartoons were turned into series, and Dexter was one of them. Dexter ...

Did someone just order an omelette du fromage? Cartoon Network’s Emmy Award-winning animated series, Dexter’s Laboratory, is finally getting a complete series collection on DVD, available for purchase ...

Dexter's Laboratory is a fun game, if you can look past its dull early levels and a few flaws. Dexter's Laboratory Security Alert! offers a fun mixture of action and problem solving. With graphics ...

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It's been 20 years since Dexter's Laboratory launched, and we reckon the boy genius is still in his secret lair, squabbling with his sister Dee-Dee. To mark the occasion, let's find out who the voices ...

Right now, there’s little doubt that Cartoon Network is the king of all-ages animated television. With Adventure Time having become a cultural phenomenon rivaled in its arena only by SpongeBob ...

IDW Publishing is bringing “Dexter’s Laboratory” to comics. “Dexter’s Laboratory” is just the latest Cartoon Network property being brought to comic books by IDW, following the successful launch of ...

Dexter’s Laboratory Season 4 continues the animated series, featuring the brilliant boy scientist Dexter and his constant efforts to keep his secret laboratory hidden from his inquisitive sister Dee ...

Way back in the day, computer gamers (and eventually, NES owners) could sit down and play a game of chess that not only had a decent chess brain, but it also just smacked of violence in its animation.