The Cartoons of your Childhood

kelsierose094

Funny thing about the previous post....


The other day as the wife and I were waking up, she asked "what do you want to do today?"

I responded, "The same thing we do every day, try to take over the world!"


She had no idea what I was talking about.

I say this all the time! Haha. Or "what are you doing today?" "The same thing I do every day...." yadiyadida. I apply it to anything
Funny how these things stick with us throughout our life

Sylvitryinghard

Tom and Jerry....so silly haha and sometimes kinda brutal.....but soo funny

nblais06

Hey Arnold!

Lila90

From MY childhood:


Rugrats
Doug
Angry Beavers
Hey Arnold
Tiny Toon Adventures
Recess
2 Stupid Dogs
Courage The Cowardly Dog
Sailor Moon
Dragon Ball Z
Ren & Stimpy
Dexter's Lab
Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
Rocket Power
The Wild Thornberrys
Johnny Bravo
Rocko's Modern Life
Captain Planet
Powerpuff Girls
Ed, Edd, & Eddy
Animaniacs
Cow & Chicken





Yep. You're dealing with a 90s kid here folks lol.

CandiceLeeAnn

Well almost all of my faves were said...



All except for the most amazingly well written show (as far as story and pacing goes. Not hidden adult humor [Rocko's Modern Life/ Angry Beavers] or witty writing) for a 90's cartoon.





How could no one have mentioned this one? Unless they did and I really did miss it.

I mentioned it :happy: One of my faves for sure and my kids love watching it too!

captain_reckless

Old skool flintstones and scooby doo, but hands down favorit was milton the monster

fufi04

Doug
Rocko's Modern Life
Angry Beavers
Thundercats
Hey Arnold
Ren & Stimpy
Ahh Real Monsters
The Wild Thornberrys
Rugrats
Inspector Gadget
He-Man

boperoni10

Grape Ape
Captn Caveman
Hong Kong Phoey

Mr_Cape219

Well almost all of my faves were said...



All except for the most amazingly well written show (as far as story and pacing goes. Not hidden adult humor [Rocko's Modern Life/ Angry Beavers] or witty writing) for a 90's cartoon.





How could no one have mentioned this one? Unless they did and I really did miss it.

I mentioned it :happy: One of my faves for sure and my kids love watching it too!

Then you had an EXCEPTIONALLY better childhood as well!:happy:

SakuraRose13

looney tunes, anamaniacs, tom and jerry ,my little pony, rainbow brite, tail spin

Born in the early 80's

tash_brown85

Best thread ever!

fannyfrost

Scooby-doo
The funky phantom
Jabber jaw
The Harlem globetrotters
Josie and the *****cats
Herculoids
Ricochet rabbit
The laf Olympics
Hong kong phooey
Speed racer
Speed buggy
Jeannie (I can't remember the full name but it was Jeannie and the apprentice Jeannie baboo)
Yogi bear
Yogi and friends(they traveled in a flying ark, I don't know the full name)
Schoolhouse rock

On saturday morning you planned out which of the three channels you would watch when to see all your favorites, but not all were cartoons

Hr puffin stuff
Lidsville
Land of the lost
And more...

This generation misses out because they have so many channels. We were forced to pick and recording didn't exist. It was coll!!!!

leebesstoad

I'm a child of the 50s, back in the days when we had 4 stations (maybe) with rabbit ears on the TV and you had to get up and walk across the room to change the channel. And then don't move because maybe it would cause the vertical or horizontal on the TV to start rolling. But we had some great cartoons back then. Of course Rocky and Bullwinkle. But it wasn't until later when we were adults that we started to realize what Jay Ward had really buried in there. There are so few people who realize where the name Boris Badenov comes from, it's sad. Brilliant comedy as well as social commentary, that most adults of the time didn't get. One of the greatest shows ever written in any medium.

But most were just fun. Here's a few of my favorites. Some were short lived series, but they were all actual series on networks at one time.