TV shows that ruled your childhood
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TV shows that ruled your childhood
Mason Campbell
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Carson Lee
>Iron cross
I never watched it. What's it about? Don't say He-Man. I mean is it like action? adventure? war?
Matthew Cooper
Closet gay fantasy.
Hudson Hernandez
Transformers
G.I. Joe
Filmation's Ghostbusters
The Real Ghostbusters
Duck Tales
TMNT
Darkwing Duck
TaleSpin
Muppet Babies
Thundercats
Silverhawks
Classic Looney Tunes & Hanna-Barbera
Centurions
Dinosaucers
Denver the Last Dinosaur
Voltron
Robotech
Batman TAS
X-Men TAS
Chase Bell
>90s Pleb here
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Jackie Chan Adventures
Arthur
ChuckleVision
Pokemon
Mona the Vampire
Raven
Watch My Chops
Drake & Josh
Come Outside
Ed, Edd n Eddy
The Tracy Beaker Show
The Mummy
Are You Afraid of the Dark? / Goosebumps
Dexter's Laboratory
Art Attack *Was more Freaked out by the Talking head then anything else I saw as a Kid*
Recess
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
X-Men
Spider-Man
The Simpsons
Jaxson Bell
Thunder thunder thunder thunder CATS
Caleb Thompson
Street Sharks
Lincoln Baker
Yu-Gi-Oh
This is now a waifu thread
Blake Brooks
are you asking what he man is? it was a cool fantasy/sci-fi show designed to sell toys primarily but had boat loads of charm and memorable characters and was good enough to have a reboot-prequel series in the 2000's and a few movies based of it. and an insurance commercial recently.
Julian Parker
Patrician waifu coming through
Benjamin Miller
So, which era(s) was your childhood?
Jordan Brown
between core and late
Blake Howard
before any of those.
Aiden Kelly
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Justin Hernandez
There was this show called Swat cats, crazy good jet action
Justin Wood
The 8-bit era.
UK kid's TV, when I was very young, was extremely cheap so we watched stuff that had been around for a long time already. It picked up in the 80s when the Mattel money started showing up on ITV.
>Deep Britcore:
Trumpton
Chigley
Mr Benn
Rainbow
Bagpuss
Clangers
Magic Roundabout
Thunderbirds
Joe 90
Terrahawks
Stingray
Captain Scarlett
>80s
Battle of the Planets
Dogtanian
Round the world...with Willie Fogg
Mysterious Cities of Gold
Dungeons & Dragons
Thundercats + HE-MAN (always though they sucked though with all that moralising)
etc.
I would actually say I'm most nostalgic for classic Saturday morning shows now:
Swapshop
Saturday Superstore
Going Live
Xavier Morales
eek the cat
Robert Gomez
Gen X here. Where's mah Thundercats / He Man / MASK?
Jeremiah Fisher
we love to laugh and play
Leo King
...
Mason Lewis
>deep britcore
>no Knightmare
Bit after your time I'm guessing? I grew up playing my older brothers c64. 29 years old.
Hudson Cooper
>No mention of the best show with the best waifu, ReBoot.
Plebs, the lot of you.
Tyler Martin
Oh I remember Knightmare alright, considered applying to go on it but we never got round to it (its Blockbusters that hurts most in that regard, we thought it would last forever...).
Truthfully though it got a bit dull after a bit, eventually you realised that they were just walking around an empty warehouse. Also, in general, I watched more BBC than ITV really.
Isaac Barnes
dem hips
Jaxson Collins
>Mona the vampire
My nigga
Carson Fisher
Knightmare had a GOAT-tier theme song.
Brody Moore
Also my definition of Britcore is stuff they'd made in the 60s and 70s and saw no point in replacing and were still merrily screening into the mid-80s. I think the Beeb was unsure if children should be watching tv at all. Pic related is when they officially changed their minds.
But its all top-notch stuff.
Jaxson Cooper
>Smurfs
>Snorks
>Moncheechees
>Strawberry Shortcake
>She-Ra
>Gummy Bears
>Jem
>My little Pony (Not the Neet MLP)
>The Mysterious Cities of Gold
Jayden Davis
My childhood ended in 1993.
Henry Butler
Title sequence was a homage to Blade Runner (seriously).
Julian Cook
Hell yea. I had the toys too
Juan Young
GOAT episode
Ethan Long
Core
Zachary Collins
Leo Williams
Mein neger.
Anthony Smith
I watched shows from the first three and sparsely from the fourth
Nathan Clark
the best bravestarr episode is the one where the lesson of the day is that if you betray your friends and make a deal with the devil, you can succeed at your goal.
Benjamin Collins
Did you ever see the end of it?
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That show was like War and Peace and Ulysses put together. Supposed to be 39 episodes, it felt 390. No, not that Ulysses.
Easton Myers
Are you afraid of the dark
Oliver Barnes
gay man fights spooky scary skeleton
Austin Watson
Beyond those eras pham. I am beyond time itself
Hunter Russell
>steven segal
>in the mid 2000s section
Jeremiah Wilson
Early core
Thomas Diaz
This was definitely integral
Xavier Ramirez
Where did he touch you, user
Caleb Baker
Based
Joshua Diaz
A brief history of my childhood/adolescence.
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It's sort of a blur of Toonami, Adult Swim, and Jackass after that until I stopped watching TV altogether around a decade ago.
Luis Phillips
>tfw he almost revealed himself to Teela but was interrupted
Liam Cruz
Teela had face blindness
Levi Carter
Bro!
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Now i have a question for you! i´ve been looking like forever for the name of a cartoon i remember very little about. I only remember a futuristic city that was half corrupted by some sort of dimensional thing. Closest way i have to descrive it is as if the phalanx from the xmen cartoon had corrupted the world of the centurions...
Half remembering totally pisses me off...
Jackson Allen
Loved Kids in the Hall. None more 90s.
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Which is a big deal in its day but almost completely forgotten now it seems. Perhaps one for Andrew Lincoln completists but Anna was the star. Sad thing is they wouldn't be able to afford to live in London like that now even sharing the house.
Juan Williams
>Gen Z and Millennials LARPing as Gen X
Easton Hernandez
I was born in 1980, bro
Zachary Carter
Heres a deep cut.
Considered very edgy, Streetwise (1989).
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Mostly known for being Andy Serkis's big break.
I think Serkis has destroyed all evidence, despite being the main character he isn't in this episode and its the only clip available. There aren't even any pictures on google image search. You can just see him in the title credits, he's busking on a saxophone.
Zachary Evans
My god... i think i just found it... i think it´s spiral zone.
Charles Hughes
This show actually heavily contributed to me becoming a teenage vigilante. Actually stopped a few crimes, too.
Aiden Gray
Never heard of this, I would have watched it though looking a the opening. The animation reminds me of M.A.S.K.
Isaiah Clark
It's not considered vigilantism when you stop yourself from stealing cigarettes or prevent yourself from raping the local strays user.
Justin Parker
>Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors
Based user.
Liam Garcia
Good one.
Ayden Bennett
I have the whole series because I used to love it as a kid, still haven't had time to watch to the end. I remember back then I made it to where they found the golden flying machine that looks like a bird that is in the intro, and never made it past that point for some reason. Great show, especially after the cartoon went off it showed a little 5 minute documentary that touched on subjects that was in the show.
Jason Mitchell
Ah yes, The Golden Condor. I think thats as far as I got as well. They showed it twice on CBBC apparently, perhaps thats why it seemed like it was always on. Because it was, basically.
Kevin Peterson
>tfw so very very hyped for the Hey Arnold Jungle Movie coming out this month
I am so fucking ready for a proper finale.
Jaxson Anderson
Real favorites as a kid:
>Dungeons and Dragons
>Pirates of Dark water
>GI joe (original)
>Gummi Bears
>He Man
>Transformers
>Mysterious Cities of Gold
>The Real Ghost Busters
>Thundercats
>Duck Tales
>Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers
(Everything from the Disney Afternoon
>Looney Tunes (All of them Foghorn Leghorn, Pepe Lepew, Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner, Yosemite Sam, etc
>Every Disney Cartoon especially the short segments
>You cant do that on television on nickelodeon. "I don't know".
Saturday Mornings were great. Huge bowl of cereal, up at 7am to start watching cartoons until about 1pm. Back before 24 hour 7day a week cartoon channels.
Thomas Sanders
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Also:
He-Man
Transformers
Ghostbusters
Christopher Ross
PLEASE share more
Xavier Powell
was meant for
Grayson Hall
I literally cried and had an erection when i saw the trailer
Connor Gomez
I barely remember it myself... but when i saw the two face like faces and the domes i recognized it.
M.A.S.K was pretty good too... i wonder why today´s cartoons can´t hold a candle to those old ones. I mean, the openings at the very least still hold.
Nathaniel Diaz
I watched the American Rabbit right before puberty. Talk about some weird wet dreams.
Caleb Reyes
Isaiah Cruz
My nigger
Cooper Thompson
The only time I've heard of this movie was because Chris-chan listed it as his all time favorite movie
Jayden Murphy
Seriously, I thought it was a fever dream until I looked it up a few years ago to see if it was real.
Robert Allen
Ruined?
Ryan Brown
lotsa grandads on here tonight lads
Matthew Young
>tfw nobody watched your show
Isaac Torres
no "ruled" as in it was awesome, dominated it, etc, I loved He Man, everyone had the toys and various merch, it was good.
also goddamn the pic is nice, thanks user
Andrew Hall
I HAVE THE POWER!!!
Andrew Torres
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Kevin Powell
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Lincoln Campbell
I'm ashamed to admit that it took me decades to realize that Skeletor actually had blue skin and wasn't just wearing like a skin tight suit or something...
William Ramirez
Whut. Sounds wrong to me.
Jason Russell
That still looks like a suit.
Joseph Young
Took me years to realise that Cheetarah used to get naked in thundercats
Zachary Jackson
He's a Gar (or rather half Gar)
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the 2000's revival series elaborated on his backstory based on unused concepts from the original series. Despite it looking like a suit one of the toys had nipples.
Ethan Allen
almost like they were trying to give kids fetishes
Levi Foster
Looks like he Man did have a darkside
>youtube.com
Brandon Powell
My saturday mornings. Can still remember the joy of learning a new season of this was starting.
Hunter James
that show is fucking art
Nathaniel Gonzalez
Wait, what?
Jaxson Morris
>not one person mentioning Scooby fucking Doo ITT
Benjamin Cook
best character arc resolution
Easton Taylor
I think we could've been friends when we were kids. Take out centurions, dinosaucers and Denver and replace with He-Man, Conan and super Mario Bros super show and ours are the same.
Camden Williams
You might be the only one here old enough to remember this.
Jaxon James
Holy fuck how did I forget this.
Camden Torres
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I forgot
Mason Scott
>CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
>Star Trek: Voyager
>Ghost Whisperer
My family didn't have any cartoon channels
Lucas Bell
Hello fellow He-Man fan. We are too few in number.
Lincoln Cook
The only thing i associate with my childhood is stormhawks