In the world of cartoons, either in movies or on television, the “elder statesmen”, the sometimes wrinkly but often wise old guys featured in their respective animated universes, are ultimately quite vital to the other characters they spend their time around. Recommended Videos Sometimes they are father figures, unsuspecting enablers, or plain, old comedy relief for all parties involved. With all these loveable and endearing qualities, which of these old men is considered the best of the best?

The premiere of season 28 of The Bachelor is right around the corner, and the most individuals in the history of The Bachelor franchise will be vying for the heart of the handsome Joey Graziadei. Recommended Videos Ahead of the premiere on January 22, Joey admitted to ABC that he is “looking for a life partner who is outgoing, caring, and shares his love for adventure and exploring the outdoors. He loves hiking, surfing, and ending his days watching the sunset, but knows he has much more love to give, and the only thing missing is someone with whom to share his life.

Key & Peele, created by and starring comedians Keegan Michael-Key and Jordan Peele, is one of the most popular sketch comedy television series around. Despite its relatively short run of five seasons from 2012 to 2015, it excellently exhibits quick wit, humor, and creativity. Portraying various characters, Key & Peele often satirized pop culture, social issues, and everyday life, with a commendable mix of humor and savvy commentary. The show received critical acclaim while it aired, and has since amassed an even bigger fanbase.

The One Piece manga is still going strong after over 25 years, so if you’ve been putting it off, you might as well get to startin’! Recommended Videos The anime is currently in the Final Saga and Egghead Arc, fans are already aware that the story is finally drawing to a close. However, that doesn’t mean the manga will be ending anytime soon. Sagas in One Piece have been known to go on for years, so there is still no end date in sight.

Recommended Videos Isn’t it a pleasure to see Martin Scorsese igniting controversy again? The Wolf of Wall Street has inspired some lively debates over its morality, its depiction of women, its glorification of greed and corruption, and its unfettered vulgarity. It had almost seemed as though the director had either veered into safe territory with a family-friendly film like Hugo (over which the closest thing to controversy was Scorsese’s decision to make it in 3D) or had established himself as enough of a credible artist that his work would be met with only fawning enthusiasm, a result of earned respect that can sometimes move filmmakers beyond the reach of criticism.