Favorite cartoon growing up?
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Lonney Toons. Couldnt beat it.
Arthur and Rugrats were up there too.
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My favourite cartoon was spiderman but some stupid company decided to make it more like the old show and made it absolute ****. Carnage and Venom were the best.
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MERRIE MELODIES.
I don't know how many episodes I've seen of that fantastically awesome-riffic show, but it's a great one. There were plenty of others, but not many had as much significance.
tom and jerry, mighty max, power rangers, beast wars
basically everything that was on fox kids
damn that shit used to be so raw
I haven't checked recently but I've heard it is not so raw as of late.
Probably SpongeBob, Tom & Jerry and Watch my Chops (I think it's only on in the UK). Don't ask me why, I just found them funny.
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Sponge Bob is something I watch NOW btw.
Also did you guys know that South park is like the deepest most meaningful show in existence.
It was all about Robotech and Star Blazers for me
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. (original)
As far as what was actually in production when I was a kid, Johnny Quest. I'm old.
But I've always loved the old Loony Tunes stuff, even though it was out of production by the time I was born. Now, Animaniacs and the 'nineties Batman ranks up there among my all-time favorites, even though I was in my thirties by the time those hit the airwaves.
I still respect the Johnny Quest stories for what they were trying to do, which was give animated cartoons a bit more maturity. Back when it was produced, the fact that Bandit acted like a normal dog was revolutionary--most animals had to talk. But the animation was still abysmal. Cartoons were a wasteland when I was a kid, just as they are now.
These things go in cycles. Good stuff will come back someday.
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Edd ed and eddy was good When i stopped watching it there was only about three episodes i didn't see
At 9/29/08 02:34 AM, MooseVsCarrot wrote: But god almighty there are some terrible cartoons on these days. There is still one great show amongst them though. And that is Fairly Odd Parents.
Quoted for holy truth.
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Spongebob, they didn't fuck it up that bad with the new ones. I watched a lot of Nicktoons.
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At 9/29/08 07:52 AM, JackPhantasm wrote:
Also did you guys know that South park is like the deepest most meaningful show in existence.
Playing clever and original by painting both sides of a political argument as strawmen to make room for your own agenda, HOW DEEP.
Pokemon!!!! i loved the gym battle episodes. i also was obsessed with dragon ball z.
Ahh the memories.
Courage the cowardly dog. My favourite by far!
Dexters laboratory.
Ed, Edd and Eddy.
Jackie Chan adventures. (Those animated ones on Fox kids)
Fairly Odd Parents.
Spongebob.
At 9/29/08 04:16 AM, ultimario wrote: Man there were so many cartoons back then, Dexter's Lab, Ren & Stimpy, The Angry Beavers, I just can't list them all.
I think all the cartoons of the 90's were great. But the one I watched the most was definitely Ed, Edd n Eddy. One of the greatest shows ever.
All of these, + Spongebob. I love Ed, Edd and Eddy.
South park.
My mom taped it for me every week, when i was 7 i watched the movie like a hundred times.
Ren & Stimpy, Freakazoid, Animaniacs...
Spielberg and John K Ftw!
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Transformers, Dragonball ( first series ), TMNT, The Real Ghostbusters...
Man good times..
Duck Tales... X-Men, Spider-Man, Batman, Reboot..
At 9/29/08 12:54 PM, JohnnyWang wrote:
Playing clever and original by painting both sides of a political argument as strawmen to make room for your own agenda, HOW DEEP.
They build the most elaborate, fucked-up and funny strawmen ever.
South Park kicks ass. Even the episodes that have nothing to do with morals, politics, celebrities or whatever else are awesome.
That Heavy Metal episode? haha awesome.
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Franklin
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
PB&J Otter
Rocko's Modern Life
Batman: The Animated Series / The Adventures of Batman & Robin
X-Men
Rugrats
Spiderman
Alvin and the Chipmunks
Tiny Toon Adventures
Gummi Bears
Tom and Jerry
Woody Woodpecker
Darkwing Duck
Talespin
Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers
Rocky and Bullwinkle
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Little Bear
Biker Mice From Mars
Street Sharks
. . .
Fuck, there are just too many to list. I miss all of these great shows!
At 9/29/08 12:37 AM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: My top five would be Rocko's Modern Life, Kaablam!!, Courage The Cowardly Dog, Dexter's Lab, and Spongebob. All are awesome.
Right with you!
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At 9/29/08 02:25 PM, poxpower wrote:At 9/29/08 12:54 PM, JohnnyWang wrote:Playing clever and original by painting both sides of a political argument as strawmen to make room for your own agenda, HOW DEEP.They build the most elaborate, fucked-up and funny strawmen ever.
South Park kicks ass. Even the episodes that have nothing to do with morals, politics, celebrities or whatever else are awesome.
That Heavy Metal episode? haha awesome.
The Heavy metal episode is probably the shittiest one in South parks history. I didn´t laugh once.
If they´re going to make a homage to an awesome movie like Heavy metal they better do it in the form of an episode that doesn´t suck.
I really liked SWAT CATS. That show was the bomb!
I would wait every day JUST FOR that show. I basicly lived for my cartoons.
