7 Cartoon Mysteries That Were Finally Solved and 7 Others That Still Leave Us Puzzled

There are many mysteries in the world, and the cartoons that we all remember from our childhood are no exception to this rule. You have probably questioned some of them more than once. For instance, what is there at ground level in The Jetsons, or why does Garfield hate Mondays? Some of the most frequently asked questions have been answered by the creators of the series or by people who took part in its production. On the other hand, others have remained pure speculation that makes sense but that no one has been able to confirm so far. And of course, some others are just unresolved, pure and simple.

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