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 Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 11:32 pm
takeshi-Kurisu funkyvixen416 Almost forgot, did anyone else have parents that didnt care how late you were up. cause there was a program called liquid televsion on MTV late at night that had some cool stuff, not meant for my age at the time but it did introduce me to Aeon flux and had some weird stuff. And did anybody other then FuzzyNecromancer watch MST3K as a child? i blame my older brother for exposing me to shows inappropriate for age including Beavis and Butt-head. That reminds me, what about Daria. awesome opening song. Heck yeah! I used to watch MST3K. Also, i miss MTV when it used to be a MUSIC television with music videos and all.... Music Television back when it had music. It has been so long but i figure with the internet as it is, you can just watch music videos online but it not the same. Also I found this awesome site with shows galore. http://www.retrojunk.com/tv/list/1990/2/pop/0/1/. It evens has the gummie bearsm which i remember now from seeing the picture. Strange to think that just one hour ago, two of my friends were debating what cartoon was better then animaniacs and if whether Batman the animation (90's not the newer versions) was geared towards kids and therefor count as better then the animacs if not equal.
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Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 11:21 am
funkyvixen416 i would have to say i know like 99% of what has been said so far and love them all. Nothing beats: David the gnome, Muppet babies, etc... Am i old cause nobody has mentioned the smurfs (i mean it is smurftastic) or what about snorks, the flintstones, the jetsons. Also Roundhouse, Pepper Anne, Scooby Doo (the show that won't end) Salute Your shorts, Hey Dude, pee-wee's playhouse (too bad he had to masturbate in public), pinky and the brain (narf), The Adventures of Pete and Pete, the original X-men cartoon, Clarissa Explains it all, ohh the list goes on, so i will add more later. I will admit i watched the first 2 seasons of power rangers when they originally aired. I am not ashamed to admit it, it was great crap. Wow, what happened to television? To be young again, no cares except what cereal to eat with your Saturday morning cartoon. *sigh* Well at least i can drive, drank, and vote, right.!. GAH, you named so many more i've forgotten <3 And does anyone remember Angry Beavers?
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Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:19 pm
Angry beavers was good, too.
I just remembered there was show about a kiola bear called roar bear. Anyone remember this but me?
Also, no one has mention the one and only Hey Arnold. I loved that show, especially helga and her crush that was expressed through bullying.
ohh and Inspector Gadget,
Alf,
Ahh Real monsters,
Beetle Juice,
Bill Nye the science guy (science rules!!!),
And must i say Ghost Writer!!!!!!!!
Now that was the show and i think i can end on the show before i explode from Nostalgia because thus far i have only named shows gears towards children but i watched alot of stuff not meant for my age like New York undercover, Night court, the Tracey Ulman Show, Up All Night, the outer limits, highlander, hercules, xena, almost everything on adultswim from its infant beginning up to now, etc.
ok i will stop now, maybe. Well i make no promises.
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Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 6:56 am
PiercedPixie56 funkyvixen416 i would have to say i know like 99% of what has been said so far and love them all. Nothing beats: David the gnome, Muppet babies, etc... Am i old cause nobody has mentioned the smurfs (i mean it is smurftastic) or what about snorks, the flintstones, the jetsons. Also Roundhouse, Pepper Anne, Scooby Doo (the show that won't end) Salute Your shorts, Hey Dude, pee-wee's playhouse (too bad he had to masturbate in public), pinky and the brain (narf), The Adventures of Pete and Pete, the original X-men cartoon, Clarissa Explains it all, ohh the list goes on, so i will add more later. I will admit i watched the first 2 seasons of power rangers when they originally aired. I am not ashamed to admit it, it was great crap. Wow, what happened to television? To be young again, no cares except what cereal to eat with your Saturday morning cartoon. *sigh* Well at least i can drive, drank, and vote, right.!. GAH, you named so many more i've forgotten <3 And does anyone remember Angry Beavers? my parents would get so annoyed everytime my brother and i would whistle the angry beavers theme song for hours on end haha. i still remember it! most of the stuff i was gonna say was already posted but i do remember a couple. Samurai Pizza Cats (i can honestly say that THIS show is the reason i found anime) dexters lab cow and chicken powerpuff girls i am weasel sheep in the big city (essentially all the original cartoon network lineup haha) quickdraw magraw (and all the old school hanabarbara cartoons) looney toons tom and jerry (i cant beleive that some networks wont play them and looney toons anymore because they deem it "too violent!") big bad beetleborgs i woke up early last saturday and i realized that times changed...but most of the cartoons havent (content wise at least) at least they brought back a new tom and jerry (a bit toned down but still makes me actually laugh) and a new spiderman (which i dont care how much you loved the old 90s cartoon, i bet you will love this version if you loved the comics)
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Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 2:01 pm
i watched
fraggle rock
Zoom
Arthur
Sesemy street
mr rogers
married with children
the waltons(reruns)
little house on the prary (reruns)
dragon tales
reading rambow
the cosby show
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Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 12:23 pm
I used to be a huge fan of Reboot and the Animaniacs still a fan of the later. I never realized all the subtle stuff they tossed in that show.
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Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 11:20 pm
Sheep in the Big City was innovatively funny.
Courage the Cowardly Dog was a top-notch innovative wantonly surreal feast of the visual arts.
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:30 am
Fuzzy Necromancer Sheep in the Big City was innovatively funny. Courage the Cowardly Dog was a top-notch innovative wantonly surreal feast of the visual arts. I forgot about Sheep in the Big City! Have you seen Chowder? It's on the CN these days and is awesome.
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