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What was your favorite childhood cartoon?

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Poppet
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Rugrats :P
wiseowl
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looney toons, especially foghorn leghorn ...
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Papers. Peanuts
simplyjohn
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Tom and Jerry springs to mind.
Milik_the_Red
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Memories of others are shrouded in fog.
But the one I loved most Underdog.




There was a whole generation of us who wouod have loved to try an underdog super energy pill.
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Beatlejuice TV Series on VHS (thanks to my parents) cause last episode aired December 1991 and I didn't exist yet. (Own them on DVD too)

The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.

Still watch cartoons so I have many more I love.
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SpongeBob SquarePants of course.

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Scooby Doo
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Bugs and Daffy, "Duck Season"
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I was a tomboy so if would be a toss up between Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles, Thundercats or Transformers
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Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines

Hong Kong Phooey

The Banana Splits
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PePe LaPew
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Yogi Bear
Popeye
Mighty Mouse
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cool topic - i ABSOLUTELY adore cartoons! as a kid the bulk of my childhood was spent overseas on army posts and back then there was just one english speaking channel and it only showed old school hanna-barbera cartoons. during my 4th and 5th grade years we were stationed in the states. the one cartoon i can remember watching faithfully then was jem and the holograms.




we were stationed in the states when i attended high school and batman the animated series was my favorite. these days i binge on cartoon network when i need to veg.



Jem is truly outrageous truly truly truly outrageous

I loved that show!
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In kindergarten it was Mighty Mouse. Then all the Chuck Jones Warner Brothers shorts of Bugs, Daffy, Foghorn, and the gang.
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Along with Transformers and GI Joe.

I recently downloaded and watched these. When I was a kid I would do ANYTHING to watch these. I would wake up on Saturday at ungodly hours to catch a glimpse of any He-Man or Transformers.

I watched it recently... they are so bad. Such terrible animation.
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Quote by DamonX
I would wake up on Saturday at ungodly hours to catch a glimpse of any He-Man or Transformers.

I watched it recently... they are so bad. Such terrible animation.


He-Man was, afik, the first cartoon to treat its audience like imbeciles. The truly annoying way it would remind you that you were watching "He-Man."

The only cartoons I remember as a kid were Loony Tunes and Popeye. I did eventually turn left at Alboocoykey and here I am.

As an adult the best cartoons are the ones that work on multiple levels, most notably The Simpsons (A Streetcar Named Marge is my favourite) and Rugrats.

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Scooby Doo
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My favorites have always been the Warner Bros. cartoons, Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Especially the ones made in the mid-40s through the 50s. They are still filled with great entertainment. Then, in the 1980s, I discovered Beavis and Butthead along with Daria Morgendorffer. Oh, and an astonishingly good cartoon series was Invader Zim. It was absolutely great.
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The Simpsons
Animaniacs
Hey Arnold
Rocko’s Modern Life

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