107 Facts
Season 2
A web series about 107 facts of different animated shows and movies.
Where to Watch 107 Facts • Season 2
26 Episodes
- 107 MORE Facts About Gravity Falls!
E1107 MORE Facts About Gravity Falls!It's one of the most mysterious cartoon shows on television to date, so of course a mere 107 facts wasn't enough to satisfy our curiosity of "Gravity Falls". The series is sadly coming to an end but that doesn't mean we can't analyze the heck out of this delightfully weird program. We have even more Easter eggs to dissect and clues to study to better help us understand the many mysteries that surround The Pines family. So get ready for some serious weirdness because ToonedUp has 107 MORE facts about "Gravity Falls". - 107 Facts About Kung Fu Panda!
E2107 Facts About Kung Fu Panda!No bear that can kick as much butt as Po from Dreamwork's cartoon karate films, "Kung Fu Panda" and it's clear to see why. Po's journey of trying to become a kung-fu master have made the series easily one of the most beautiful/epic CG-animated films of all time. From the intense attention to detail in the fighting, to the voice actors' passion for their roles make the series an incredibly unique experience. That's why ToonedUp is proud to hype you up with 107 facts about the "Kung Fu Panda" movies. - 107 Facts About Frosty the Snowman!
E3107 Facts About Frosty the Snowman!We all know the song and/or Holiday special of the magical snowman who came to life and became "Frosty the Snowman". The holiday special has been warming hearts since the '60s and has become basically a symbol for winter fun times. But there's probably a great deal you don't know about how the story came to be and the unusual circumstances that led it to being such a cherished special. That's why ToonedUp is getting into the spirit of the holiday and giving you 107 facts about "Frosty The Snowman". - 107 Death Note Facts YOU Should Know - (ToonedUp #122)
E20107 Death Note Facts YOU Should Know - (ToonedUp #122)The Revolution has been won, but for Washington, the problems, even within his own army, are just beginning. With the fate of the young republic at stake, Washington once again rises to the moment, becoming the inevitable, though reluctant, hero his country needs. Having evolved from soldier to commander to victor, Washington does what no revolutionary leader has ever done before: He wills the power to the people. While warring nations attack America's borders and uprisings threaten from within, Washington builds the new United States up with his bare hands--enduring treachery and personal attacks--while setting the country on a course that still dictates much of the American experience to this day.
