godzillasushi wrote:That Gummi Bears show was so entertaining back then, but now, somehow I dont think thats the case anymore. Anyone remember that? I remember the opening and them jumping around all the time, wierd.
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:Dungeons & Dragons
Chairman Kaga wrote:For me that would be He-Man and the Masters of the Universe....which I don't remember as anythng great but it's definitely worse than I remember.
thebostonlocksmith wrote:I used to also love Dog Tanian and the Muskerhounds. I saw this again recently and it must have been really annoying for any parents in the vacinity of the television...
thebostonlocksmith wrote:I didn't mind it. It was one of those
"we know the kids are bored lets put any old shit on, as long as it's got talking dogs...." - Gregg Dyke.
I did love He-man, i saw that recently on DVD and bought the first series (£3!) it wasn't worth the money... It was dreadful... all of the cartoons which i hold close to my heart i have decided to steer clear of from now on.
MasterWhedon wrote:I loved the X-Men animated series from the '90s, but looking back at it now, it was sooooo cheaply made.
Doc Holliday wrote:
" I was always happy when Ram-Man put in an appearance too (did he have to earth himself free from static too, do you think?)
Maybe Linda Gray doing Teela's voice and then appearing on my TV as an alcoholic slut only hours later helped......
DennisMM wrote:Did anyone else actually see Star Trek? You're all too young, aren't you (except for the Vicar, who hasn't weighed in here)? Another that comes to mind is Planet of the Apes. It had a completely different premise from both the movies and the one-seaon live-action TV show. For a Saturday cartoon it was dark.
thebostonlocksmith wrote:Any of the Brit zoners remember wordy? and the little films thay use to play like Jordie racers and the dark tower (i think that's what it was called).
I used to like, from an educational standpoint
Lets pretend
and Bric-a brac (and her little car was a bit like flumms?)
thebostonlocksmith wrote:and christopher lillicrap, he must have shown up with acoustic guitar at some stage?
He was always on Rainbow for some reason, i think it was after Rod, Jane and Freddie became too big for the show.. they did a great gangsta rap once, which i must admit looked a little false with there pastel shaded romper suits on... Nowadays of course there a bit less hip hop and a bit more hip-op
thebostonlocksmith wrote:Was it called 'bare crap in the woods - unplugged' it was a bit of a dismantaling of his rock star persona...
havocSchultz wrote:I used to enjoy a cartoon - I think it was called The All-Stars or something like that...it featured animated forms of Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jordan, and Bo Jackson fighting crime together in the off-season or something...
havocSchultz wrote:And what the fuck is Bo Jackson doing in that group? The only reason they had him was so they could cover 2 professional sports with him - thus saving them price of an extra bic pen for the whole animation thing...
Doc Holliday wrote:Without the former, there'd be no "I'm the Juggernaut Bitch" on YouTube, for starters....
austenandrews wrote:Some of the later Warner Brothers stuff is disappointing to revisit. The "golden age" stuff still holds up, of course, but some latter-day Chuck Jones work is grim.Doc Holliday wrote:Without the former, there'd be no "I'm the Juggernaut Bitch" on YouTube, for starters....
That came from the cartoon..?
Lady Sheridan wrote:MasterWhedon wrote:I loved the X-Men animated series from the '90s, but looking back at it now, it was sooooo cheaply made.
I'll have to second that.
And He-Man and She-Ra both...why?!
I haven't managed to see Ninja Turtles since I hit adulthood...I wonder if it holds up?
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