This thread was bad by design but out of the ashes grew some good points on Old cartoons that bring a heartwarming sensation all over your face,
So, I wan't to have a discussion on your old favorite cartoons, Cartoons that make you want to be a kid again,
I'm 21, Between work, some facet of a social life, some facet of the opposite sex, and lets face it GB, I hardly have the time to play Videogames (mainly cause I'm on GB) So spending time sitting down looking at cartoons except when I'm babysitting my cousins is rather counter-productive,
But, there is still a place, in the cockles of my heart, no, not the cockles, maybe the sub cockle area, that still has a tinge of nestalgia for the coloful animations that made me wake up early on saturday morning and eagerly run to the telly and watch my favorite "toons"
Some of mine,
Has to be Scooby Doo, Not scrappy, not the new adventures, but the plain old Scooby, nothing beats that.
Rugrats, If you were a kid at my age and you did not watch that, I feel sorry for you.
Reecess, TJ, Nuff said.
Sonic, It was actually really good, to bad the games that came after the show were dreck.
Re-Boot, Even if you were an adult and you did not like this, Get out! I mean it!
I will try and get someone to ban you! (I don't have that power.) Re-boot is just plain awesome, nothing else apart from that should be said,
Telly tubbies, I put that in there because I wanted to see your reaction, I think whoever created this, (Simon Cowell) deserves to be shot, And if they survive, Shot again, (Double tap!)
Fuck. Should this be locked then? Damn, I put effort into it as well, The damn search feature on GB, well it can't be helped in this circumstance, as I typed a totally different topic tittle than you created.
Toonami. Granted I could not understand half of what was going on because I was so young, but it was still great. DBZ, Reboot, Gundam Wing, lots of stuff. Not to mention the Total Immersion Events, their promos, and Tom's speeches on character (anger, individuality, experience, etc).
It's weird, because that was the only thing I liked on Cartoon Network. I really didn't like the other new cartoons on there at the time.
Though I not only regret watching Power Rangers and Pokemon, but regret liking them at the time. Ugh...
Angry Beavers, Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, CatDog, DBZ (Freiza Saga seemed to last most of primary school), Pokemon (Before Johto and Orange Islands), Scooby Doo, Dynomutt, Ed Edd and Eddy, Dexters Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, The Weekenders, Aladdin...
I could go on and on trying to think back to my saturday mornings but, I have a shit memory
DBZ and Gundam Wing. Actually, pretty much anything that was ever on Toonami is pretty nostalgic for me, but I enjoyed those 2 the most when I was a kid.
I was born in the early 80s so pretty much anything 80s-early fox kids/wb (like x-men TAS, batman TAS) i thank god i didn't have to grow up to all the BS that is being shown now
Rugrats, If you were a kid at my age and you did not watch that, I feel sorry for you. Reecess, TJ, Nuff said. Re-Boot, Even if you were an adult and you did not like this, Get out! I mean it! I
Re-boot was the best fucking show ever, and Recess was awesome, too.
For me, it's gonna have to be goosebumps. Anyone who watched YTV in Canada knew goosebumps.
Rugrats, If you were a kid at my age and you did not watch that, I feel sorry for you. Reecess, TJ, Nuff said. Re-Boot, Even if you were an adult and you did not like this, Get out! I mean it! I
Re-boot was the best fucking show ever, and Recess was awesome, too.
For me, it's gonna have to be goosebumps. Anyone who watched YTV in Canada knew goosebumps.
Captain Simian and The Space Monkeys Mommies Alice First series of Pokemon. Billy The Cat Victor and Hugo Duckula Super Mario Bros Super Show Bonkers Tail Spin Goof Troop
I'll stop because I could go on almost forever I think. So many good toons.
Lil'bits, the world of david the gnome, puss in boots which was an obscure anime drawn cartoon in the early 90's on nick where most of the fairy tales such as old mother hubbard and the bird and the cage and such were drawn in a speed racer/80's anime style.
you cant do that on television *one must remember in america one place one went too for all things child was nicklodeon....not so much any more that channel is retarded now*
Oh and some obscure anime that they'd show on TNT late at night like robot carnival
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Samurai Jack Samurai X./Rurouni Kenshin Cyborg 009 Gundam Wing DragonBall Z the origanal Set of Cartoon Cartoons from Cartoon Network (Dexter, PPG, Johnny Bravo etc.) and the origanal Set of NickToons (Hey Arnold, Doug, Rugrats etc) and even some of the newer ones (Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom, Spongebob(when he was still straight) etc) Warner Bros Cartoons (Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, Freakazoid,etc) The old Hanna-Barbera Cartoons (Flinstones, Jetsons, Scooby Doo) DC (Batman TAC, Batman Beyond, zeta Project, Superman, Justice League and JLU, Static Shock, etc) & Marvel (X Men, SpiderMan) Disney 80's and 90's Cartoons (Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop, DuckTales, TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, Recess, etc) a few 2000's (Kim Possible, Emperor's New School) Billy the Cat Inspector Gadget ReBoot Pokemon Season 1 Digimon
good greif, i cant list them all, and that probalby isnt even the best of them!
This list doesn't include half-hour cartoon shows that were a bunch of shorts like Bugs Bunny/Looney Toons, Tom & Jerry, Woody Woodpecker, and Felix the Cat. You could add the perennial favorites of the Flintstones and the Jetsons to the list, too. Intermixed with all the cartoons I watched growing up, Saturday mornings also meant live-action adventure shows like Ark II, Space Academy, Shazam / Isis, Jason of Star Command, Electra Woman & Dyno-girl and The Banana Splits.
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