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- ↑ SEAT42F "Cartoon Network Announces Virtual Lineup for San Diego Comic-Con@Home, July 23"
- ↑ Variety "Annecy Film Festival Presentations Include ‘Frozen 2’ Doc, Lord & Miller, and ‘Chicken Run’ Reunion"
- ↑ Animation Magazine ‘Strictly’ Star Joe Sugg Guests on Cartoon Network’s ‘Gumball’
- ↑ Animation Magazine "Trailer: ‘Elliott from Earth’ Lands on Cartoon Network"
- ↑ Animation World Network "‘Elliott From Earth’ Debuts on Cartoon Network March 29"