"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.

Many were bothered by the fact that many of the Transformers Animated Starscream clones weren't named, but today, at least one of them has been. The female Starscream clone has been named Slipstream. Posting on his blog the Disciples of Boltax, Jim Sorenson recalls that he pitched the name to Hasbro Designer Eric Siebenaler while putting together the Transformers Animated: Allspark Almanac. Mr. Siebenaler agreed to the name. Click through to read his entire recount of the naming of the female clone.

When last we left Animated, Megatron's Omega Supreme clones had landed on Earth and promised to make a racket. The Autobots have multiple problems on their hands. One, the clones. Two, Arcee and Omega Supreme are still on the moon. Can the Autobots rescue their comrades on the moon, disable the three clones and finally put the Decepticons to rest? The story comes to a close, like it or not, in this final episode. Click here for the synopsis.

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!

Fans who were waiting with abated breath on the Transformers Animated Deluxe Arcee figure that was delayed will have to wait a little longer - maybe as in forever. The Transformers Collectors Club notified individuals who pre-ordered the figure through the club's online store via email that their pre-orders have been cancelled. Read more.

Well, here we are. The end of Season 3, and possibly the Animated series as a whole. Megatron has Arcee and Omega Supreme and is now taking refuge on the moon. What plans does Megatron have? Do they have anything to do with the Earth, or the Autobots that are stationed there? Can Shockwave extract the activation code from Arcee and turn Omega Supreme against the Autobots? Get a glimpse of the what's leading to the final climax by clicking here, then discuss it with other fans on this thread.

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.

In more Transformers Animated teasing, Lead Designer Derrick J. Wyatt has provided a look at the robot designs of Bumper, Autorooper, and Steeljaw done up in the Animated look. We previously have seen Steeljaw before, in This Is Why I Hate Machines. The images are posted along with an interview at CoolShite.net, which recently spoke with Mr. Wyatt about his work on the series. We have asked Mr. Wyatt whether or not we'll see these guys this season, and we'll let you know when we get an answer.

This was a great episode that builds up for the upcoming two parter season (series?) finale of Transformers Animated. As the name of the episode doesn't really give it away, this episode (finally!) stars Dennis Fra-uh, I mean, Captain Fanzone. The old fashioned Detroit city cop nicely sums up his entire adventure this episode: "I get mixed up in a war, merely stepped on, blasted, buried, possibly zapped into space, and now you've made me an accessory to intergalactic grand theft!" Intrigued? Read the full review!

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.

The 68-page bumper issue, also contains part two of 'Revolution', part 11 of 'Gen.1: Megatron Origin' and part 11 of 'Beast Wars: The Ascending'! Not forgetting all the brilliant features including 'Mystic Megatron's Horror Scopes' and the essential 'Bumblebee's Way Past Cool Reviews'. Checkout the FREE Transformers Animated desk buddies and a Transformers Animated wallpaper!

The design of Transformers: Animated Powerglide has leaked, and if that's not an homage, I don't know what it is. The posting, originally found on the "s250"-owned blog, does not reveal whether or not we'll see him in the third season, but there is a pretty big possibility that we will.

So Sentinel Prime has 'captured' several Decepticons. Fine, but can he keep them captured? What would happen if the Decepticons somehow were freed and took over the ship? How does Optimus Prime figure into all this? Curious? Click here for a review of the episode and then then click here to discuss it. Only one more episode after this one until the 2 part season finale!

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.