Friday OT - Cool Teens Doing Ninja Things

[Angie]

GI Joe

Transformers

TMNT

Muppet Babies

The Super Mario Brother's Super Show!

And one that I don't think enough people remember, and was only on for a short time, Dungeons and Dragons

I've never seen or played a single game of D&D, but I watched this show. I remember the animation being like a crappy version of My Little Pony:

 

[Angie]

All of y'all forgetting Jem:



I remember loving Alvin & The Chipmunks, Betty Lou & The House with the Magic Window (who my grandma knew and said never took a shower), some show with Bo Jackson and some other athletes (?), Fraggle Rock...

 

[coolerifyoudid]

I've never seen or played a single game of D&D, but I watched this show. I remember the animation being like a crappy version of My Little Pony:

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"Hey Carl, I can't seem to get Dungeon Master's face right"

"Have you tried making it look like butter that's slowly melting?"

 

[BirdOfWar]

Has anyone mentioned Mighty Mouse? I don't remember it well but I think I liked it as a kid.

 

[throwittoblythe]

Rocko’s Modern Life, hands down. Has lots of little details in it with adult humor as well so it’s still fun to watch 25 years later. Like the fact that Rocko works at a sex hotline.

 

[CYdTracked]

Lot of ones mentioned already like Duck Tales, He-man, TMNT, Tailspin, Thundercats. Also remember Dennis the Menace and Bobby's World and would watch The Simpsons when the parents weren't trying to keep me from the show. Got my 1st grader interested in the old Inspector Gadget cartoons. I know they aren't cartoons but she and our 3.5 year old also love the Brady Bunch and Alf now too so some of the old non-cartoon shows we watching growing up are starting to become a hit with our kids too.

 

[20eyes]

All of y'all forgetting Jem:

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I'm more of a Misfits guy, obviously.

 

[Angie]

I'm more of a Misfits guy, obviously.

Forget Lizzo. Roxy was the original bad *****.

 

[Gunnerclone]

I loved the USA Cartoon Express lineup back in the day. Then all of the standards:

gi joe
Transformers
He Man
Pro Stars

 

[JimDogRock]

A couple others mentioned the X-Men cartoon and I agree.
The Fox signal was weak for my house, but I watched whenever I could.

I re-watched through a few seasons somewhat recently and it actually holds up really well. It's not campy and kiddie like a lot of the other cartoons from 25+ years ago.

 

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

I'm more of a Misfits guy, obviously.

Jem is truly outrageous

 

[oldman]

When I was very little -- Felix the Cat, Clutch Cargo, Jonny Quest, Popeye

A bit older -- Deputy Dawg, Bugs Bunny, Road Runner

About 10-12 -- Scooby-Doo, Speed Racer, Space Ghost

Sunday mornings -- Rocky & Bullwinkle, Mr Wizard, Peabody & Sherman (w/ the Wayback Machine)

 

[ISUTex]

GI Joe. Transformers. WWF Superstars. D&D. He-Man. Smurfs.

 

[kevdiv48]

when I think of Saturday mornings as a kid this is the show that comes to mind

 

[Cyismymonkey]

Rocky and Bullwinkle

When I was very young, Mighty Mouse and Huckleberry Hound. I called it "Hunkleberry Hound." My sister corrected me, "Huckleberry Hound." Me,"That's what I said, Hunkleberry Hound." I was probably 3-4 years old.

I was a big Mighty Mouse fan, loved the music. When you think you’re going to take a licking it’s time to call for Super Chicken, George of the Jungle, Tom Slick.

 

[Cyismymonkey]

Speed of Lightning, sound of thunder
Fighting all who rob or plunder

You have to admit though, his theme song was catchy!

Under under under under under under under under UNDERDOG!
Who was the voice of Underdog?

 

[ImJustKCClone]

Under under under under under under under under UNDERDOG!
Who was the voice of Underdog?

Are you asking because you don't know, or as a trivia question?

 

[cyclones500]

A couple of mentions of "Road Runner" -- how could I forget to list that? One of my go-to's.

 

[oldman]

Under under under under under under under under UNDERDOG!
Who was the voice of Underdog?

Wally Cox

 

[cyclones500]

Wally Cox

Who also was a regular on "Hollywood Squares."