OT #2 - E(a)rnest Goes to Camp
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Duck Tales, He-Man, Inspector Gadget, Darkwing Duck, GI Joe, Smurfs are a few more I can remember watching
Rocko's Modern Life deserves a mention along with Doug.
I was in late elementary/middle school so in a way Doug was real relatable.
Side note: one day 10-15 years ago I was on a run and saw a real life doppleganger of Patti from Doug. The hair, extra tan, it was actually super weird.
I was in late elementary/middle school so in a way Doug was real relatable.
Side note: one day 10-15 years ago I was on a run and saw a real life doppleganger of Patti from Doug. The hair, extra tan, it was actually super weird.
Looney Tunes (especially the barber of Seville and the one that had “you might rabbit, you might”), Tom and Jerry, Arthur, and the Magic School Bus.
Also, watching this in elementary school at Halloween:
Also, watching this in elementary school at Halloween:
Rocko was fantastic. The episode where they got avalanched in the cabin with the Bigheads... sublime. Not to mention SPRING CLEANING! SPRING CLEANING!
This is one I remember seeing. I'm pretty sure we watched it every year in music during my elementary years.
I think I've posted this before, but my favorite as a kid was always Roger Ramjet. It was funny. One of my favorite scenes from that show was the following:
(Cue the baritone announcers voice) "And as night fell."
Roger: "Ouch!"
Girl kid: "What happened, Roger?"
Roger: "I stubbed my toe on a dead concrete."
To a kid, that was the height of comedy.
The little girl character (and I forget her name now, but there were four kids, three boys and a girl) used to insult the villain all the time.
Girl: "You have a funny nose."
Villain: "Ouch, kid. You really know how to hurt a guy."
Ain't no way that would fly nowadays. Some helicopter parent would protest that kids should not be shown making fun of other people's deformities and start a petition to get it thrown off the air.
Did you do like I did and sometimes root for The Really Rottens? Always felt kinda band for that team - couldn't get out of its own way! Seems like RR legitimately won it once, without cheating.
Indirect note, I've long thought Sweet Polly Purebred should've been an ironic name for a '90s all-female band (or any band of that era, even). (It's possible it was used that way by some group, but never became well-known).
In addition to others already mentioned ...
The Archies
Josie and the Pussycats
Wacky Races
Hot Wheels
Harlem Globetrotters
The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show
Speed Buggy
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
Sorta side-topic, but I also watched quite a few live-action Saturday morning shows.
The Banana Splits
H.R. Pufnstuff
Lidsville
The Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine (can you tell I was big into Globetrotters?)
Land of the Lost
Shazam!
Isis
Wonderbug
Big John, Little John
.... Man, I keep feeling older and older ...
The Archies
Josie and the Pussycats
Wacky Races
Hot Wheels
Harlem Globetrotters
The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show
Speed Buggy
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
Sorta side-topic, but I also watched quite a few live-action Saturday morning shows.
The Banana Splits
H.R. Pufnstuff
Lidsville
The Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine (can you tell I was big into Globetrotters?)
Land of the Lost
Shazam!
Isis
Wonderbug
Big John, Little John
.... Man, I keep feeling older and older ...