Homestar Runner was a series of Flash animations created by brothers Mike Chapman and Matt Chapman. Homestar Runner was the site’s namesake, but it was his frenemy, Strong Bad, that stole the show.

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You know the drill by now, right? Developer Telltale Games has brought the popular Homestar Runner internet cartoons to WiiWare in the form of hilarious point-and-click adventures. Dangeresque 3, the ...

Finally, SBCG4AP Episode 1-Homestar Ruiner is out. And Homstar fans could be a little happier. Really, the game is a gift from the heavens for us Homefan Runners, but the game could have been better.

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For years, I've harbored a secret. There is no way for me to prove it, so I don't expect to be taken fully at my word, but it has been nagging at me for far too long. One evening, while I was in ...

Originally drawn as a children’s book (mostly to prove to the world how easy it is to draw children’s books), Homestar Runner became a conduit for the Brothers Chaps’ silly, innocent, referential, ...

Homestar Runner remains one of the best-known internet cartoons built on Adobe Flash, a site that regularly produced hilarious absurdist content throughout the 2000s. Of course, the era of the ...

When the first cartoon premiered on HomestarRunner.com in 2000, the Internet was ruled by “The Hampster Dance” and Napster, Facebook had yet to destroy the social skills of a generation and it was ...