MooMilk2929
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There is alot for me, but this comes on still and I enjoy watching it:
Also this show:
Also this show:
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What are some classic cartoons you liked alot?
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Manmademan
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oh my god.
These are "classic" now?
I just shriveled up and died of old age.
These are "classic" now?
I just shriveled up and died of old age.
George Oscar Bluth II
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Looney Tunes.
Princess Viola
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Based on the thread title, I was thinking like Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry.
PS Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry
PS Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry
Generalpsyduck
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Shmeagatory94
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Does Courage the Cowardly Dog count? That was a classic to me
davidwhangchoi
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Transformers
the real ghostbusters
the fake ghostbusters
galaxy rangers
the real ghostbusters
the fake ghostbusters
galaxy rangers
UncleMeat
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Haha, me too!
I was trying to think of specific Looney Tunes like this one: To Duck or not to Duck
Mel Blanc, what a treasure!
Tom and Jerry
It will always be the staple for slapstick cartoon comedy with amazing personality without any voices. Excellent pacing, excellent sound design, and knowing restraint when it comes to the stretchy or hardness of the characters for the perfect feeling of impact when a bowling ball drops on Tom's head.
I also love a lot of Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies stuff. Chuck Jones, Tex Avery and so many more were a big part of my childhood growing up.
More of the modern stuff at the time when I was a kid are things like the Animaniacs, Freekazoid, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toons, Batman TAS, and Superman TAS.
I still love a lot of old Disney cartoons too like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy (especially the every man goofy shorts).
Also Rescue Rangers, Talespin, Ducktales, Darkwing Duck, Gummi Bears. There's more but That's what I could think of off the top of my head.
I was a cartoon nut and still am.
It will always be the staple for slapstick cartoon comedy with amazing personality without any voices. Excellent pacing, excellent sound design, and knowing restraint when it comes to the stretchy or hardness of the characters for the perfect feeling of impact when a bowling ball drops on Tom's head.
I also love a lot of Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies stuff. Chuck Jones, Tex Avery and so many more were a big part of my childhood growing up.
More of the modern stuff at the time when I was a kid are things like the Animaniacs, Freekazoid, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toons, Batman TAS, and Superman TAS.
I still love a lot of old Disney cartoons too like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy (especially the every man goofy shorts).
Also Rescue Rangers, Talespin, Ducktales, Darkwing Duck, Gummi Bears. There's more but That's what I could think of off the top of my head.
I was a cartoon nut and still am.
RPGCrazied
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Those shows you posted an ThunderCats, Batman the Animated series. I could go on all day though, the 80's is where I grew up. Watched a ton of cartoons in my youth that I liked.
Snowybreak
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Username1198
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Looney tunes
Tom and Jerry
Transylvania Duck
Ducktales
Batman tas
Tom and Jerry
Transylvania Duck
Ducktales
Batman tas
FantasyFreak07
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I don't know if people would consider it a classic but I absolutely loved Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
Tom and Jerry is also another good one.
Tom and Jerry is also another good one.
Oh man, I was actually just watching this episode a couple of days ago and running it through anilyzer.com to get some really fun smears. Daffy moves so much there's a good smear every other scene.
ThePrequelsSuck
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Teen Titans
Ozzy & Drix
Static Shock
Dexter's Lab
Pokemon (w/ Misty and possibly May)
If it's before 2007, it's a classic to me. I mean if the 90s are nostalgic to most people, I don't see why the early and mid 00s can't be as well.
Ozzy & Drix
Static Shock
Dexter's Lab
Pokemon (w/ Misty and possibly May)
If it's before 2007, it's a classic to me. I mean if the 90s are nostalgic to most people, I don't see why the early and mid 00s can't be as well.
cryptosporidium
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Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show is GOAT
ROCKET ROBINHOOD TOO
ROCKET ROBINHOOD TOO
Scooby Doo until Scrappy turned up
Grrr.
Be best if you explained what that even is.
Grrr.
Be best if you explained what that even is.
For old-ass stuff, Little Lulu, Popeye, that one-off Humpty Dumpty cartoon, and Felix the Cat to a lesser extent...
I don't have much to say about 80's cartoons aside from ones like TMNT and Transformers since I was born in the 90's.
For 90's stuff, I think it was populated mostly by old Nicktoons shows and some Disney cartoons here or there. Then I'd watch Cartoon Network every so often but didn't really start watching that channel until around 2000 when I discovered anime outside of Pokemon through Toonami.
I don't have much to say about 80's cartoons aside from ones like TMNT and Transformers since I was born in the 90's.
For 90's stuff, I think it was populated mostly by old Nicktoons shows and some Disney cartoons here or there. Then I'd watch Cartoon Network every so often but didn't really start watching that channel until around 2000 when I discovered anime outside of Pokemon through Toonami.
Bro, you're the number one private eye for putting up the best answerHong Kong Phooey was my hero.
Number one super guy.
Earlier this year, I spent a few months watching a few cartoons a day from the Looney Tunes Golden Collection DVDs, and I really enjoyed myself from start to finish. The Golden Collection DVDs don't have every short ever released, but they do have somewhere between 500 and 600 of them.
It looks like Amazon will have volumes 1 through 6 on November 15 for $84, so if you can afford it and love cartoons, I highly recommend getting them. Maybe the prices for each volume will drop during the black friday sale.
It looks like Amazon will have volumes 1 through 6 on November 15 for $84, so if you can afford it and love cartoons, I highly recommend getting them. Maybe the prices for each volume will drop during the black friday sale.
Ditto. + Gargoyles, TMNT, X-Men, Thundercats, Transformers, Inspector Gadget, Chipmunks and a bunch others. Flintstones, Jetsons, Popeye, Mr. Magoo, Shirt Tales were decent time fillers as well, though a tier below the shows I really loved.
Rescue Rangers is available in HD on Amazon, Google, and itunes. Looks fantastic. I bought a couple seasons and getting my kids hooked.
Mobile Suit Gooch
Grundle: The Awakening
This and I wanna add a lot of the nicktoons and cartoon network's stuff.
Probably not old enough to be considered classic, but I loved Hey Arnold as a kid and upon watching some of it recently it has held up well. Good sense of humor, nice morals, and characters with some depth.
Still, it's a mid 90's show so I'm sure most Gaffers will scoff at it for being too new.
Still, it's a mid 90's show so I'm sure most Gaffers will scoff at it for being too new.
DarkHeartedKill
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I'm gonna use "classic" as a synonym to "shows I watched when I was a kid" which is a hellalot I'ma just list a few
Monster Rancher
Mummies Alive!
Aaahh! Real Monsters
Ren & Stimpy
DBZ
Digimon
Pokemon
those are the ones that come to mind currently
Edit: O and Gargoyles!
Monster Rancher
Mummies Alive!
Aaahh! Real Monsters
Ren & Stimpy
DBZ
Digimon
Pokemon
those are the ones that come to mind currently
Edit: O and Gargoyles!
CarpeDeezNutz
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Heathcliff whooping on that ass.
HawksWinStanley
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNyB_URZLPQ
I've been meaning to rewatch some episodes of this since I heard that it had a lot of subtle humor.
User 479360
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DarkHeartedKill
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Anyone remember Cybersix 
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?This is the first thing that came to mind. Man I used to be glued to the TV when this cartoon would come on.
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