Spongebob, Pokemon, Teen Titans, Ed Edd and Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Tom and Jerry, Avatar the Last Airbender...these are probably the main ones I remember watching a lot of. I also watched shows like Danny Phantom, Fairly Oddparents, Jimmy Neutron, and probably some others I can't really remember.
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What were your favorite childhood shows?
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pyscho
I really liked the yugioh card game show, Ive rewatched it and it is so bad it hurts :(
Hmm, depending on my age, it would have been Dora the Explorer, iCarly, StarWarstheCloneWars (CG animated one), and young justice
Oh, my, do I have a list. Teenage mutant ninja turtles, the 1990s, 2000s and the 2011 ones. Pokémon obviously. Yugioh GX (the best of the yugioh series), then yugioh, 5ds, zexal. Chaotic was another card game one, geez. One of my earliest memories was watching viva piñata. A ton of power rangers, although they aren't cartoons. Ben 10, alien force, UA, omniverse. Speaking of man of action, generator rex. Thundercats too, but the 2011 version again. Nightmare fuel, courage the cowardly dog. All this doesn't even scratch the surface. There is so much more.
Spongebob 24/7 baby
Omg Clone Wars Hell Yeah!
i hate rebels
bring back clone wars! that will make cartoon network better
i also like the 2003 clone wars (it had shitty animation and was based off of the dark horse comic series) because it had DURGE.
i hate rebels
bring back clone wars! that will make cartoon network better
i also like the 2003 clone wars (it had shitty animation and was based off of the dark horse comic series) because it had DURGE.
For me the show I came running home from school for was Pokemon, but that was because of the time a new episode aired back then. :')
My favourite show back then was Avatar - The Last Airbender. And rewatching it today, it's still great for our time. I mainly enjoy how episodes stand on their own but also contribute to a big and epic story. For the same reason, I like Gravity Falls a lot. Those two are great, and together with DuckTales, they make my top 3 favourite TV shows up to date.
Another series that made my day back than is Phineas and Ferb. It's not as ambitious as the ones I previously mentioned, but it was always loads of fun! I'm looking a bit into Milo Murphy right now, the writers still got it.
My favourite show back then was Avatar - The Last Airbender. And rewatching it today, it's still great for our time. I mainly enjoy how episodes stand on their own but also contribute to a big and epic story. For the same reason, I like Gravity Falls a lot. Those two are great, and together with DuckTales, they make my top 3 favourite TV shows up to date.
Another series that made my day back than is Phineas and Ferb. It's not as ambitious as the ones I previously mentioned, but it was always loads of fun! I'm looking a bit into Milo Murphy right now, the writers still got it.
Pokémon
OLD GREGG (im back baby)
old gregg for life
I know some of yall are old enough to remember this amazing show.
Wow, I think I remember the act of watching J&TWW, but not anything about the show itself.
One of my favorite shows as a kid was Hey Arnold. There was a magic and a mystery to those episodes for me, and a lot of those episodes have stuck around with me in bits and pieces as an adult. It had a very unique, weird cast, setting, and stories but it was grounded in reality and had messages that reflect truths in the real world in a way that was really clever and grounded in the real world.
I recently got around to subscribing to Hulu and found all of the seasons on there and watched a few of the memorable episodes over again. As an adult, I noticed a lot of things about the episodes that I just couldnt notice as a kid. They're deeper than I could have dreamed, and they fit a fairly complex plot and world into a short 12 minute clip. Some of the magic was lost in going back and seeing the shows over again, but there was a deeper appreciation now in being able to fully understand and comprehend the episodes.
I recently got around to subscribing to Hulu and found all of the seasons on there and watched a few of the memorable episodes over again. As an adult, I noticed a lot of things about the episodes that I just couldnt notice as a kid. They're deeper than I could have dreamed, and they fit a fairly complex plot and world into a short 12 minute clip. Some of the magic was lost in going back and seeing the shows over again, but there was a deeper appreciation now in being able to fully understand and comprehend the episodes.
Call of Winter
Banned deucer.
I watched Power Rangers way over the age where I should have stopped to be honest. No idea what I liked so much about it but I did really enjoy it. I think I stopped watching around Mystic Force. Outside of that, Scooby Doo, Suite Life of Zack and Cody, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Pokémon (Shocker) and Raven were the main ones I think. Raven was such a good gameshow though.
The ones that come to mind right away besides Pokemon are:
Card Captors
Yu Gi Oh
CatDog
Angry Beavers
Yu Yu Hakusho
Naruto
Scooby Doo
Hey Arnold
The list really goes on, I loved TV as a kid.
Card Captors
Yu Gi Oh
CatDog
Angry Beavers
Yu Yu Hakusho
Naruto
Scooby Doo
Hey Arnold
The list really goes on, I loved TV as a kid.
Avatar:The Last Airbender, Teen Titans and BeyBlade. If I were to list off every show I watched as a child, It'll take a year and a half so I'd rather not.
spongebob
RachelTheFictionkin
Banned deucer.
From my childhood, I used to watch Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Naruto, Pokemon, Digimon and a mess of other things that I cannot list from the top of my head.