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Cartoons that you watched when you were "young" ...
I ran across a cartoon that I hadn't seen in probably 27-28 years. Battle of the Planets. I cannot believe I somewhat remember this.
Well, what did you guys watch when you were 5-6 years old? I also watched Voltron quite a bit. Last edited by Murphy3; 07-30-2011 at 10:14 AM. |
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Not sure I can get these cobwebs loose enough to recognize what I watched back in the day...
Speedracer Tom & Jerry Underdog ...what was that freakin Superhero hour on Saturday mornings... Bullwinkle Next thing you know, we'll be talkin about TV Shows we watched as a kid ... 70's and 80's TV ... when I watch re-runs today, I can't help but laugh...OMG!!! Can't believe the stuff that I used to watch... Aint life fun :-) |
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07-30-2011, 10:53 AM
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He-Man.
All the "older" cartoons such as Tom and Jerry, Bugs, Daffy, Flintsones, etc Great Ape(?) Dungeons and Dragons |
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I (vaguely) remember He-Man, that was the -ish. "I HAVE THE POWER!!!"
Loved reruns of classics from Looney Tunes, Yogi Bear, Popeye. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Inspector Gadget, Ducktails, Captain Planet, The Smurfs, Rocky & Bullwinkle, Jetsons, Flintstones. The Simpsons had started when I was 5, man I remember when that show was still really good. What's crazy is I haven't thought about most of these shows in forever but I can still remember most of the theme songs, "heroes in a half shell, turtle power!". Those were simpler times... |
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Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Beast Wars (which I'm re-watching right now), Beast Machines, X-Men: The Animated Series, Pokemon, Digimon (for two seasons).
EDIT: Technically, I only watched X-Men and Animaniacs when I was 5 or 6. Pinky and the Brain came later (7-10). Started watching Pokemon and Beast Wars at the age of 10, and then at 11 watched Beast Machines and Digimon.
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TMNT, GI Joe, Animaniacs, X-Men, Captain Planet (With your powers combined, I am...CAPTAIN PLANET), Inspector Gadget
That spans a couple different age ranges.
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90s animated X-Men and Spider-Man kicked ass. Also loved Beast Wars and The Dinosaurs. Boy they don't make cartoons like they used to.
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Does anyone else feel like Hollywood is raping their childhood?
GI Joe Yogi Bear Underdog Flintsones Speedracer The Smurfs Transformers Captain Planet Inspector Gadget Rocky & Bullwinkle Dungeons and Dragons Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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I watched all America brought
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was big into He-Man and Transformers although Transformers came along a little after my cartoon prime.
Watched Dungeons and Dragons as well. And the Hank the Cowdog specials.. Smurfs ducktails Gummi Bears Last edited by Murphy3; 07-30-2011 at 04:11 PM. |
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Ah, I thought of another: Rescue Rangers.
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Too many of you are too young.
Rescue Rangers wasn't bad... Last edited by Murphy3; 07-30-2011 at 05:45 PM. |
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I watched the Smurfs, the Feuersteins, Superman and his amazing Friends and Captain Future
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God I remember Rescue Rangers.
I too followed Inspector Gadget, Duck Tales, TMNT.....(btw the original movie was awesome. I am a nerd because I pretty much quote the whole movie: "A Jose Canseco bat! Tell me you didn't pay movie for this!" |
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Starblazers - nothing better...nothing
G-Force/Gatchaman - distant 2nd to Starblazers but still good shit.. Way down the pack GI Joe Transformers Last edited by ShaggyDirk; 07-30-2011 at 08:31 PM. |
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Darkwing Duck!
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I think Animaniacs and Pinky & The Brain were my favorite cartoons from my childhood. (I've actually got a few seasons on DVD - they hold up fairly well all things considered).
I also remember watching the ones on weekdays from 3 to 5 like Gummi Bears, Rescue Rangers, Ducktales, and Darkwing Duck I always like the Looney Tunes re-runs that came on. When I was really, really young I was definitely into Ninja Turtles.
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I think I have a very skewed (or at the very least "time shifted") memory of cartoons from when I was young. In Brazil they used to play old American cartoons. Woody Woodpecker, Popeye, Thunder cats, He-man, Tom and Jerry, Road Runner and Coyote.... That is what I used to watch in the early 90's. I loved all of it.
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Thundercats, Sabre Rider, He-Man (Bei der Macht von Grayskull! (German Intro) - Dirk should use it as his entry track.
 ) MASK, Michel Vaillant, Queen of the thousand years (?), Itsy and Tweeny(? lol), Power Rangers, Turtles. Kimba, the white lion. I vaguely remember something a bout a giant bean plant. Biene Maja (hehe @Germans). Gummy bears!
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Dang...I'm feeling old...my cartoon days were late 70's early 80's
All this 90's stuff...I was dad and watching "Barney" and "Veggie Tales" with my kiddos at the time... Oh and what was that animated series..."Land before time" something like that with all those Dinosaur friends... |
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Land Before Time is a movie.
Land of the Lost was a series. I'm kinda hoping some of you will post some early 80's stuff to refreshen my memory Last edited by Murphy3; 08-01-2011 at 01:46 PM. |
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Man cartoons used to be so great. Modern cartoons don't have that same watchability. Too bad. Remember this classic intro? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0TA2ajPV8k
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A little older than age 5-6, but TMNT, Duck Tales, Darkwing Duck, XMen, Batman the Animated Series, and Garfield.
I still remember the episode when Cyclops ruthlessly blasted the crap out of Mr. Sinister... ah the good old days before Hollywood made him a douche.
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^haha I'll sign off on that change
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