After a successful run, "Transformers Animated" has finally been removed from Cartoon Network's schedule. The series, which aired its final episode several months ago, continued to air in syndication on weekday mornings long after its series finale. Now, "Animated" has been completely removed from Cartoon Network's schedule, with no episodes airing on the network in the near future. Thus ends a very bright era in Transformers cartoon history.

Robot Chicken does it again! The new episode shown this weekend, #17 - "Cannot Be Erased", features none other than Optimus Prime as the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz. Join Robot Chicken's own delightful version of how Dorthy (the nerd) deals with the evil flying monkeys and Wicked Witch with some help from his friends.

Love him or hate him, Jimmy Kimmel gets all the big stars on his show. Transformers Fans will want to tune in all next week when Jimmy will be hosting celebrities from the first and arguably biggest block buster movie of the summer. See interviews with Shia LaBeouf, Isabel Lucas, Josh Duhamel, Megan Fox between June 23 and 26. Read More for the dates each star will appear.

You've probably seen it on TV. Now you can check it out the Transformers Revenge of the Fallen M&Ms commercial for the Strawberried Peanut Butter Flavored candies. The commercial was directed by Michael Bay and features an appearance by none other than Optimus Prime himself!

"Transformers Animated" has been removed from Cartoon Network's Saturday schedule, two weeks after the airing of its final new episode. The series now only airs weekday mornings at 6:00 a.m./5:00 a.m. central. With only a few odd exceptions, "Animated" held a Saturday time slot on Cartoon Network throughout its entire production run.

The final episode of Transformers Animated, "Endgame, Part 2," airs tomorrow in the United States on Cartoon Network at 8:00 a.m./7:00 a.m. central. Make sure to tune in and see the Autobots and Decepticons face off in a final battle of massive proportions. Will all of the show's many secrets finally be revealed? Watch the series finale to find out!

The first episode of Transformers Animated's two-part series finale, "Endgame, Part 1," airs tomorrow at 8:00 a.m./7:00 a.m. central on Cartoon Network in the United States. While the folks at Hasbro have stated that more episodes of Animated are possible in the future, for the present time, this looks like the end of the adventure for our favorite "Animated" Autobots and Decepticons. Don't forget to tune in for the first part of the series finale tomorrow morning, and be ready to discuss the episode in the TFormers Community after it airs.

A new episode of Transformers Animated, "This is Why I Hate Machines," airs tomorrow in the U.S. at 8:00 a.m./7:00 a.m. central on Cartoon Network. This is the final episode to air before the two part season finale, "Endgame, Parts 1 and 2." Tune in to see what happens to your favorite Animated characters.

A new episode of Transformers Animated, "Decepticon Air," premieres tomorrow in the U.S. on Cartoon Network at 8:00 a.m./7:00 a.m. central. In "Decepticon Air," Sentinel Prime's arrogance brings about the accidental release of Decepticon war criminals from the Elite Guard ship. Tune in to see what happens, and discuss the episode after it airs in the TFormers Community.

Judging by this set up the title's emphasis is Decepti-CON AIR. Those who remember the Nicholas Cage vehicle can only hope that this episode surpasses the quality of it's name sake. Check out the preview of Transformers Animated Episode 39 Decepticon Air here for our first chance to hear the voice of Animated Alpha Trion! (Better Link.)

Attention Transformers: Animated fans! This is just a friendly reminder that episode 3x09: Human Error Part 2 will be airing tomorrow, Saturday April 25th at 8 AM Eastern on Cartoon Network! If you're interested in the goings on from Part 1, be sure to read our review of the episode.

Update: Video embedded after the jump. A preview of the upcoming episode of Transformers Animated, "Human Error, Part 1," is now available on Cartoon Network's video site. The video contains over six minutes of footage from the beginning of the episode and features the return of a fan favorite Decepticon.

Cartoon Network has launched a new promotional sub-site for the Transformers Animated toys. The page includes information on the characters that is replicated from the show page, but provides a sneak peek at the upcoming episode 36, "Predacons Rising." The clip is quite extensive, and covers approximately the first five minutes of the episode. Click through for a brief summary of the video.

Transformers:Animated designer Brianne Drouhard has been kind enough to share this image of Transformers: Animated Glyph on her blog, potato farm girl. Glyph was a Botcon 2002 exclusive. Wreckers fans shouldn't get to excited though, doesn't sound like she's going to be on the show. But thanks to Ms. Drouhard for sharing.

A new episode of Transformers Animated, "Five Servos of Doom," airs tomorrow in the U.S. on Cartoon Network at 8:00 a.m/7:00 a.m. central. In "Five Servos of Doom," Prowl becomes suspicious of Sentinel Prime's newfound success at apprehending fugitive Decepticons.

In a good natured attempt to confuse and disorient the fandom, Transformers: Animated art director/lead character designer Derrick J. Wyatt has posted a panorama view of new characters from season 3 on his blog, A Delightful Tedium! Just one problem, they're not all real! Get out your guessing hats and cross your fingers for your favorites. Read more for Mr. Wyatt's comments and a full list of characters.

Three brand new episodes of Transformers Animated have been added to Zap2it's "Animated" TV listings. Parts 1 and 2 of "Human Error" will air on April 18 and April 25, respectively, while "Decepticon Air" will air on May 2. The titles and airdates of all three episodes have never been seen before.

A brand new episode of Transformers Animated, "Where is Thy Sting?," airs tomorrow morning in the United States. The episode airs at 8:00 am/7:00 am central on Cartoon Network. In "Where is Thy Sting?," Wasp journeys to Earth in an attempt to get revenge on Bumblebee, who falsely accused Wasp of being a Decepticon traitor on Cybertron long ago.

Now up on Youtube is the next episode of Transformers: Animated, The Five Servos of Doom. New Characters, Prowls Origins, and the Voice of Star Trek's George Takei! Watch it here now!

Without rhyme or reason the Transformers Animated episode "Where is Thy Sting" has just appeared on YouTube. This is a most notable episode in that is features the debut of Waspinator and the Twins Jetstorm and Jetfire. Additionally, we see some reappearances by Jazz, Sentinal Prime and Ultra Magnus.