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Ok...Enough spiritual/relgious, political, economic, scienttifc and whatever else debate...Let us talk about something more..wholesome...somehting that brings out the best in people(their inner child) Lets talk about our childhood. What cartoons did we like? Games? Toys? and so on...talk about anything related to child hood...I would have a poll on like favorite childhood pastime...but im stupid and don't know how to do a poll...but yeah...Ill start this off with me...I loved Johnny Quest, Scooby(original...not 13 ghosts..ro with scrappy),Flinstones, Jetsons, Smurfs, TaleSpins, Darkwing Duck and some stuff on nickelodean, like rug rats and what not...As for games...i played lots of snes and some regular nes..i was fortunate enough that i even had an arcade game at my house for a while..:D it was the original mario brothers... I played a lot also with action figures...Especially batman toys and ninja turtles..I always used to make little wars bettween the two groups...at one point i even had jurrasic park and ghost busters in that little war :P...I miss being a child...No worries...not like today...I mean i worry about everything today..I miss being able to just do things as a kid....it sucks i can never go back to those days.... oh well :)

Oh i forgot to add wishbone, power rangers(the orignal),ninja turtles,the whole bugs bunny crew or as i like to call them...the saturday morning funnies...ahh the memories

Lets talk about our childhood. What cartoons did we like?
The Raccoons (80's Canadian cartoon) is still my favourite cartoon series. Okay, so it's blatantly part of some liberal media conspiracy, but I just can't resist it. The forest backgrounds were beautifully detailed, amongst other things.

I love The Tick and Earthworm Jim. Those were great cartoons.

For comics, Asterix and Tintin were awesome.

I used to like to read stuff by Roald Dahl...

Hm...I wasn't into any music until I was about 15.

The coolest cartoon evar was Count Duckula.

There. :)

And yeah, sometimes I wish I was a carefree kid again. But I make up for it by acting like one. :D

Oh and another thing...kids today have no clue what real cartoons are...or toys for that matter....i mean they watch like bob the builder...what fun is that? or they watch these other cartoons...ugh....i wish cartoons these days had more class....and the toys...they seem better because they make loud sounds and light up bright...but they don't realize the importance of the old cheap, plastic toys...the gi joes..or the little green army men.. gosh.....:p

I was obsessed with Reboot and the old Sonic cartoons. Oh, and Legos!

I miss being a child...No worries...not like today...I mean i worry about everything today..I miss being able to just do things as a kid....it sucks i can never go back to those days.... oh well :)
Are you currently 19, by any chance? Everyone seems to go through a phase of nostalgia for their childhood at about that age. University students take it even further, with posters of 'Button Moon' and 'Bagpuss' all over the place.

Are you currently 19, by any chance? Everyone seems to go through a phase of nostalgia for their childhood at about that age. University students take it even further, with posters of 'Button Moon' and 'Bagpuss' all over the place.


well actually i am 18...but i am in a unversity...and i have recently put up posters of bugs bunny and such....hehehe

oh btw...i feel stupid, but i now know how to make a poll...hehe

I was obsessed with Reboot and the old Sonic cartoons. Oh, and Legos!

OH! i love sonic! and Legos. i still have a bunch at home...like all the starwars stuff...oh goodness i love legos!

The Raccoons (80's Canadian cartoon) is still my favourite cartoon series. Okay, so it's blatantly part of some liberal media conspiracy, but I just can't resist it. The forest backgrounds were beautifully detailed, amongst other things.

I love that show! I have an instructor at my college who worked as an animator on the show. I also liked Count Duckula (I'm not sure if that's what it's called, but it was an obscure British animated TV show, well, obscure for me because I don't live in the UK), and I was crazy about lego

cartoons Rugrats of course.
Games Getting drunk. Oh and frogger!
Toys slinky
childhood pastime Watching "what would you do" and "salute your shorts", and playing on the swings

Are you currently 19, by any chance? Everyone seems to go through a phase of nostalgia for their childhood at about that age. University students take it even further, with posters of 'Button Moon' and 'Bagpuss' all over the place.
yeah, i'm 17 and a uni student and i'm going through a whole 'Disney Princess' phase again, when i have some money i'm going out to buy Cinderella on dvd




anyone remember the Moomins?

and it's Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles, not Ninja :mad:

I was obsessed with Reboot and the old Sonic cartoons. Oh, and Legos!
Sonic is still on these days but it's crap now, he doesn't run as fast :(

Ok...Enough spiritual/relgious, political, economic, scienttifc and whatever else debate...Let us talk about something more..wholesome...somehting that brings out the best in people(their inner child) Lets talk about our childhood. What cartoons did we like? Games? Toys? and so on...talk about anything related to child hood...I would have a poll on like favorite childhood pastime...but im stupid and don't know how to do a poll...but yeah...Ill start this off with me...I loved Johnny Quest, Scooby(original...not 13 ghosts..ro with scrappy),Flinstones, Jetsons, Smurfs, TaleSpins, Darkwing Duck and some stuff on nickelodean, like rug rats and what not...As for games...i played lots of snes and some regular nes..i was fortunate enough that i even had an arcade game at my house for a while..:D it was the original mario brothers... I played a lot also with action figures...Especially batman toys and ninja turtles..I always used to make little wars bettween the two groups...at one point i even had jurrasic park and ghost busters in that little war :P...I miss being a child...No worries...not like today...I mean i worry about everything today..I miss being able to just do things as a kid....it sucks i can never go back to those days.... oh well :)
Most of the time, it seems as though I never really lost "those days." I see a major part of maturity as being able to select the best from each stage of your life and retaining it as a benefit of perspective. Keeping that sense of wonder and imagination from early childhood can be a real trick, but well worth it.

My favorite cartoons were ( and still are! ) Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner, Tom and Jerry, and Popeye. Once in a great while, some station will show them and I try hard to never miss it.

One of my favorite passtimes when I was about eight-twelve was playing with toy soldiers and tanks, etc. Vietnam "cured" me of that one forever, though.

Becoming "mature" is inevitable, becoming "stodgy" is not. Life is to be lived, not endured.

yeah, i'm 17 and a uni student and i'm going through a whole 'Disney Princess' phase again, when i have some money i'm going out to buy Cinderella on dvd




anyone remember the Moomins?

and it's Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles, not Ninja :mad:


Oh...yeah it went by hero before ninja...i forgot that

OH! i love sonic! and Legos. i still have a bunch at home...like all the starwars stuff...oh goodness i love legos!
LEGOS! And I forgot, ANGRY BEAVERS!!!

I was a trekkie (yes sad times) because my older brother was I used to make logo spaceships and everything I also loved cartoons (who didn’t) especially pokemon, Tom and Jerry (they can't make cartoons that violent anymore its why the new Tom and Jerry's suck), power rangers and ed, edd and eddy was hilarious

I used to play colony wars, C&C and destruction derby everyday

oh yes and lots of girls liked me :cool: (too bad I was the age when kissing was for bum heads:( )

LEGOS! And I forgot, ANGRY BEAVERS!!!
i hate Angry Beavers, always have done, it's [i[too[/i] silly

anyone remember the Hungry Hippos game? that was awesome

Most of the time, it seems as though I never really lost "those days." I see a major part of maturity as being able to select the best from each stage of your life and retaining it as a benefit of perspective. Keeping that sense of wonder and imagination from early childhood can be a real trick, but well worth it.

My favorite cartoons were ( and still are! ) Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner, Tom and Jerry, and Popeye. Once in a great while, some station will show them and I try hard to never miss it.

One of my favorite passtimes when I was about eight-twelve was playing with toy soldiers and tanks, etc. Vietnam "cured" me of that one forever, though.

Becoming "mature" is inevitable, becoming "stodgy" is not. Life is to be lived, not endured.


That is so true...At times i am stil really childish(not immature wise)..but i still have a great imagination... and i still get the urge to play war...or something...yeah i think if we look at life as a just something to be endured , then we will grow to be grouches and what not...but if we let our inner child out at times..have a little fun...then life will be just fine

anyone remember the Hungry Hippos game? that was awesome

hell I used to play it by myself

i hate Angry Beavers, always have done, it's [i[too[/i] silly:eek: waahh?!

Anyone ever have a teddy ruxpin? i had one and i LOVED it! and yes hungry hungry hippos...along with operation...are like the two best games ever

Sonic is still on these days but it's crap now, he doesn't run as fast :(
Yah, this 'Sonic X' crap they air in the states makes me want to rip my eyes out. I remember there being two variants of the old Sonic cartoon - one that was kinda silly but enjoyable, and then a later one that was a little bit darker....

:eek: waahh?!
it was just a cartoon version of Dumb and Dumberer (i hate that film too) and i hate when thye make films into cartoons

oo! Topcat!

there was a cartoon i used to watch and i can't think what it's called, they were Scottish and lived by Loch Ness and were friends with the Loch Ness Monster

Hey quick question...anyone remember a game for the snes....it was like where mario had to save luigi...or maybe it was vice versa...but one of em was kidnapped...i forget the name of it...but i wanna know..

it was just a cartoon version of Dumb and Dumberer (i hate that film too) and i hate when thye make films into cartoons
*thinks*
Damn. :(
How about *thinks* "AHH REAL MONSTERS"? You must love that show.

lets see i had lego everywhere, loved teh simpsons, woody woodpecker, looney toons, all that lot. had action man style stuff with johnny quest toys, erm had a snes loved that, wish i still had it. Most of all i loved walking around all day adn being able to sleep whenever i wanted. :) good memories.

That is so true...At times i am stil really childish(not immature wise)..but i still have a great imagination... and i still get the urge to play war...or something...yeah i think if we look at life as a just something to be endured , then we will grow to be grouches and what not...but if we let our inner child out at times..have a little fun...then life will be just fine
:D

You're very wise.

Those who know me well IRL have learned to recognize a certain look I get when my mischievious child wants to come out and play. Most of them run and hide! ROFLMAO!

:D

You're very wise.

Those who know me well IRL have learned to recognize a certain look I get when my mischievious child wants to come out and play. Most of them run and hide! ROFLMAO!


Heh Im wise eh? well i guess us great minds all have to have a bit of a child in em...Yeah...when i am at home...i often get the urge to be playful and the family knows thats the time to get away :D

*thinks*
Damn. :(
How about *thinks* "AHH REAL MONSTERS"? You must love that show.
is that the one where they lived in a rubbish tip or summat (they used to come out of a washing machine?) and one of them was like a long black and white stripey thing and one of them carried his eyeballs in his hands above his head?

is that the one where they lived in a rubbish tip or summat (they used to come out of a washing machine?) and one of them was like a long black and white stripey thing and one of them carried his eyeballs in his hands above his head?
YES IT WAS!!! i loved that show.

What are these "snes" things?

YES IT WAS!!! i loved that show.
yeah, it was awesome

OMG how did i forget Rocko's modern Life, Doug and yogi?!?!?!

What are these "snes" things?
dunno if thats sarcastic..but its an
acronym for Super Nintendo Entertainment System

OMG how did i forget Rocko's modern Life, Doug and yogi?!?!?!
:eek: Rocko's Modern Life and Doug were fantastic, i loved them, i can't beleive i forgot them!


anyone remember Cat-Dog? Cow and Chicken? Ren and Stimpy? Captain Caveman? the Snorkles? (my entire childhood is suddenly all flooding back)

OMG how did i forget Rocko's modern Life, Doug and yogi?!?!?!
ROCKO!!!!! I miss 1990s Nickleodian. (I killed that name didn't I?)
*thinks* Whats the one with the 2 brothers? The yonger one had a mermaid tattoo?

:eek: Rocko's Modern Life and Doug were fantastic, i loved them, i can't beleive i forgot them!


anyone remember Cat-Dog? Cow and Chicken? Ren and Stimpy? Captain Caveman? the Snorkles? (my entire childhood is suddenly all flooding back)


i know...i am about to call home and have my mommy send my old boxed up toys up here to college :D

ROCKO!!!!! I miss 1990s Nickleodian. (I killed that name didn't I?)
*thinks* Whats the one with the 2 brothers? The yonger one had a mermaid tattoo?


Yes you killed the name..But i think we all do :P...the show was pete and pete,right?

dunno if thats sarcastic..but its an
acronym for Super Nintendo Entertainment Syste
Ahhh, I see, I see.

Yes you killed the name..But i think we all do :P...the show was pete and pete,right? yesh it vas. :p

i know...i am about to call home and have my mommy send my old boxed up toys up here to college :D
lol, i get to go home at the weekend, i may have to have a dig around in the loft



:eek: we forgot Pinky and the Brain

Omg Doug!!!! I forgot that show, it OWNED

:eek: we forgot Pinky and the Brain

I still have the videos if anyone wants them....

I still have the videos if anyone wants them....
that's awesome!!!!!



we also forgot Inspector Gadget and HONG KONG PHOOEY!!!!!!!!!!!1

HONG KONG whoey?

that's awesome!!!!!



we also forgot Inspector Gadget and HONG KONG PHOOEY!!!!!!!!!!!1

My god, OMFG, I seriously forgot Hong Kong Phoeey, how great was the opening sequence?:)

Thunderbirds wasn't all that bad either

animaniacs
Reboot - before bob gets taken to the web and after lol
GIJoe- lol cobra commander was hilarious
Xmen- the old one
Jem -lol
I am weasel
Cow and chicken
Tin Tin
Papyrus
Princess of the Nile
Dastardly and Muttley- only because muttley's laugh was hyterical, my brother can do it really good

Theres more but i basically spent my childhood in front of the tv:D

HONG KONG whoey?
Hong Kong PHOOEY!!! don't tell me yu've never heard of it, it was one of the most awesomest cartoons ever! he was a dog that was a cleaner, at a police station i think, then when there was trouble he'd jump into a filing cabinet then appear out of it in a karate outfit

hmm.. So many good cartoons, and bad ones that I like anyway..

Anyone remember Jayce and the wheeled warriors (with killer monster plants that turned into cars)

Hong Kong PHOOEY!!! don't tell me yu've never heard of it, it was one of the most awesomest cartoons ever! he was a dog that was a cleaner, at a police station i think, then when there was trouble he'd jump into a filing cabinet then appear out of it in a karate outfit
Nooooo idea what yer talkin about.

Nooooo idea what yer talkin about.
then you lived a deprived childhood


http://www.wingnuttoons.com/hongkng.jpg

I think I saw one or two episodes of that once.. Didn't really miss never seeing beyond that.
Of course I was already past my Hanna-Barbera stage by then.

then you lived a deprived childhood


http://www.wingnuttoons.com/hongkng.jpg
ahhh I know of this show.

anyone remember the Hungry Hippos game? that was awesome
I've always found it amusing that in America it's called Hungry Hungry Hippos (note the extra Hungry). I guess all the jokes based on that are too obvious to bother making, though.

there was a cartoon i used to watch and i can't think what it's called, they were Scottish and lived by Loch Ness and were friends with the Loch Ness Monster
You mean The Family Ness - with the 'thistle whistles'? I have an MP3 of the theme tune to that.

MacToot blows on his bagpipes
While Elspeth and Angus watch those notes go floating across the waves

Ferocious Ness appears at once, and grabs a note or two for lunch
And the whole of the Family Ness is not too far behind

Sporty Ness leaps over him, turns upside down then dives back in,
And the beautiful Lovely Ness shows she's the kissing kind

Eyewit-Ness comes up for air and taking notes without a care,
Then turns with a crash and a bash and a splash - to the Family Ness.

Anyone ever have a teddy ruxpin? i had one and i LOVED it!
I remember the show. When I was four years old I tried to explain it to a teacher (we had to tell them about our favourite cartoons, they would write down what we told them, and then we'd copy it to learn to write), but she couldn't work out how to spell 'Ruxpin'.

Honstly, 90% of the cartoons created in the early 90s are tasteless junk. Rocco's Modern Life, Cat-dog, Ren and Stimpy, I am Weasel, Cow and Chicken, I R Babboon, etc.

Those were the days when Fox Saturdays didn't suck and ABC had some cool stuff on as well and some channel had Weird Al's tv show.

Who can forget The Tick, TMNT, (original) X-Men, Spiderman, Spiderman: Unlimited, Godzilla, The Real Ghostbuster, the next version of the Ghostbusters that was "edgy" (the last two wern't on FOX), and that one show on ABC made by I think the same person who did Home Movies on CN. Then there were all the old school cartoons on Cartoon Network: Smurfs, Snorks, Hong Kong Phooey, Mortal Kombat number of versions of Scooby Doo, that race thing. Which reminds me, we didn't have cable or didn't get the channel anyway but there was also Street Sharks, some show about superhero Mummies and others.

And we have large number of toys from when I was a kid because we wer ebroke and couldn't afford anew video game every other week (like my brothers get). I had all but a couple of the Earthworm Jim line (there was only like 8 toys in the whole line anyway), massive, massive amounts of TMNT toys including the pimp vehicles and hide outs (the Technodrome, Sewers, Turtle Blimp, Turtle Van, Pizza Shooter, and the Tank, Fighter Jet and Submarine from the Army Turtles line and even the 11" Krang body).

I chose "Other(Specifiy)"

My reason is because I usually like doing many things, so I'm not really sure what to choose.

Honstly, 90% of the cartoons created in the early 90s are tasteless junk. Rocco's Modern Life, Cat-dog, Ren and Stimpy, I am Weasel, Cow and Chicken, I R Babboon, etc.

Those were the days when Fox Saturdays didn't suck and ABC had some cool stuff on as well and some channel had Weird Al's tv show.

Who can forget The Tick, TMNT, (original) X-Men, Spiderman, Spiderman: Unlimited, Godzilla, The Real Ghostbuster, the next version of the Ghostbusters that was "edgy" (the last two wern't on FOX), and that one show on ABC made by I think the same person who did Home Movies on CN. Then there were all the old school cartoons on Cartoon Network: Smurfs, Snorks, Hong Kong Phooey, Mortal Kombat number of versions of Scooby Doo, that race thing. Which reminds me, we didn't have cable or didn't get the channel anyway but there was also Street Sharks, some show about superhero Mummies and others.

And we have large number of toys from when I was a kid because we wer ebroke and couldn't afford anew video game every other week (like my brothers get). I had all but a couple of the Earthworm Jim line (there was only like 8 toys in the whole line anyway), massive, massive amounts of TMNT toys including the pimp vehicles and hide outs (the Technodrome, Sewers, Turtle Blimp, Turtle Van, Pizza Shooter, and the Tank, Fighter Jet and Submarine from the Army Turtles line and even the 11" Krang body).

The '90s was when cartoons actually started getting good again. Ren And Stimpy will always hold a warm place in my heart because it was the first cartoon I can remember that I couldn't watch while eating. Most of the 80's cartoons were 30 minute toy ads. My favorites will always be Buggs Bunny/Roadrunner, and Tom & Jerry, because of the innocence of graphic violence associated with them.

Let's see...... I have a vivid memory of when I was about 4. I decided to be She-Ra (http://members.aol.com/abishort/she-ra/pictures/SheRa.gif)when I grew up, I was going to marry Ozzy (http://www.ugr.es/~amaro/images/ozzy.gif) and play pong all day.......

true story... although none of it happened (I do still have an Atari though)

O-m-g!!!!!!
I R Baboon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mm.. confused She-ra with Mumm-ra for a moment

Thundercats are go!

We most enjoyed reading and televised nature programs.

mm.. confused She-ra with Mumm-ra for a moment

yeah there is a huge difference. I assumed that someone would make the mistake that's why I linked it to a pic(not really, I just know that He-Man and She-Ra are before the time of many NSers)

I can't believe I forgot about He-Man..
I watched that in black and white.. Color was quite a disappointement.. :P
(No, I'm not that terribly old, my parents just took a long time to get a color tv)

You mean The Family Ness - with the 'thistle whistles'? I have an MP3 of the theme tune to that.

MacToot blows on his bagpipes
While Elspeth and Angus watch those notes go floating across the waves

Ferocious Ness appears at once, and grabs a note or two for lunch
And the whole of the Family Ness is not too far behind

Sporty Ness leaps over him, turns upside down then dives back in,
And the beautiful Lovely Ness shows she's the kissing kind

Eyewit-Ness comes up for air and taking notes without a care,
Then turns with a crash and a bash and a splash - to the Family Ness.
that's the one! that show was ace

Ah yes, so many years ago.

Cartoons? Easy: X-Men, Spiderman, Sonic the Hedgehog (the dark, moody one), Doug, Ren & Stimpy (up until it turned to crap), and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were my favorites.

TV Shows: Seinfeld (it's always been my favorite), Frasier, and various Nickelodeon shows (Salute Your Shorts; Guts, even if it was just for the enjoyment of watching uncoordinated older kids doing really, really bad; Pete & Pete, being one of my all-time favorites). Plenty of people thought it was strange that a 5-year-old watched Seinfeld more than they did, and my Kindergarten teacher was a Frasier fanatic.

Toys: I collected miniature cars... Hotwheels and Matchbox, mostly. I liked Matchbox ones more because the wheels were better, and they were a lot lighter (Hotwheels cars always seemed too heavy).

Games: Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, The Legend of Zelda (mostly the second one), and Street Fighter II. Oh, how I loved Street Fighter II... I spent hours on the machine at a beach club my dad went to a lot. I dunno how much money I wasted on it. I know it was a lot, though.

There was that stuff, but I still liked doing random stuff with friends more than that. To me, a day at the beach was more fun than playing games and watching cartoons.

My "cowboy & indian"-collection, because my Father has not allowed me to play with "war-toys"...:confused:

I guess he has thought cowboy and indians plays in peace with each other
:sniper:

"Never fear! UNDER-dog is here!" :D

"Never fear! UNDER-dog is here!" :D
ah I can't believe I forgot UNDER-dog. That, Rocky and Bullwinkle, and Mighty Mouse were my dad's favs we used to sit around in PJ's watching them. I wish they were still on. :(

Sonic is still on these days but it's crap now, he doesn't run as fast :(
What are you blabbering about it is Ninja.


X-Men, Spiderman(None of that Extreme Crap),Smurfs,Mech Warriors,Technoman,Transformers.

Games
Pirates,Robocod,5 Nations Rugby(best Rugby game ever except when you run into the posts with time up and it counts as a tackle.)


Whole bunch of other shit too.

Danger Mouse, Count Duckula and Mysterious Cities of Gold! *Crowd cheers*

Legos! *Roaring applause*

Intellivision! *Crickets chirping*

What are you blabbering about it is Ninja.


HERO!!

chose toys. :(

still do the other things:)

Gotta support Tink on this one, it's Hero.

Cartoons I remember as a kid...hmm:

Transformers
Go-Bots
Top Cat (for a time called Boss Cat in the UK due to a cat food of the same name).
Snorkles
Mysterious Cities of Gold
The Racoons
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Thundercats
Dangermouse
Ducktales
Mighty Mouse
Count Duckula
Galaxy High
He-Man
She-Ra (yes, I watched that too. Hordak was cool though...)
The Family Ness
The Smoggies and the Suntots
Bucky O Hare (yes, someone had to watch it...)
Not a cartoons but,
SuperGran
Grotbags
Simon and the Witch

:D :D :D

I always loved my Matchbox cars when I was a kid.

Camberwick Green, Fireman Sam, Mr. Benn, the Moomins, Reboot, the old Sonic cartoons... ah, all so awesome.:D

...and it's Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles, not Ninja :mad:

Ahem...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mutant_Ninja_Turtles_%28comic_book%29

"The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a quartet of crime-fighting reptilian brothers, first appeared in 1984 as a comic by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. The comic inspired several cartoon series, numerous video games, a live action television series, and three feature films."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mutant_Ninja_Turtles#Censorship_and_Hero_Turtles

...it's NINJA...and even you Brits finally agree (see second link).

Cartoons and other fav. childhood past times

What's funny about this thread title is that I read it as "Cartoons and other labor saving devices".

Now that's comedy!

Anyway ... I never watched cartoons as a kid ... I watched Mr. Rogers and the Great Space Coaster, Little House on the Prairie, and some odd shows in prime time, like Greatest American Hero and M*A*S*H.

Now you know why I'm so messed up.

HERO!!
NEVAR!

Gotta support Tink on this one, it's Hero.
Agree all you want it just makes another person wrong.


Mighty Mouse*
Dangermouse* * One or both...........
Snorkles-Cheap Smurf Rip off.
SuperGran
Thundercats
Samuri Pizza Cats
Ducktales
Anamaniacs
Loony Tunes*Sp
Sooty and Sweeps.
Some Program with a Ginga and a Banana
Mad Max

Mo to come as i get my inspiration.

These are my favorite shows when I was a younger:

Teenage Mutant NINJA Turtles
Thundercats
Transformers
X-Men
SpiderMan
Star Trek: TNG
The Raccoons
Teddy Ruxpin
The Smurfs

Sonic is still on these days but it's crap now, he doesn't run as fast :(

he's getting too old

We most enjoyed reading and televised nature programs.

you poor deprived child. (actually your probably older than me but hey :) )

i used to love he-man and she-ra, and bosco i was a bosco fan up until the age of 8!!
What else can i remember...
the turtle, as previously mentioned by everyone!
tom and jerry
little house on the prairy
i also watched the bill, for some reason...
and had an almighty fascination with the muppets!! recently bought a hugh muppets poster and its on the wall in my room - class :) :)

I loved Trumpton :)

....... and Lego! (why didn't I didn't end up a construction worker after all the Lego I played with as a kid?)

I guess the only real difference is, that back then I could only see the shows when the TV showed them, so I guess they became more important not to miss, but now I could just go to the shops and buy them on DVD. (If I had the inclination!?? )

lol.

NEVAR!

you obviously don't love me anymore:(

For comics, Asterix and Tintin were awesome.

I used to like to read stuff by Roald Dahl...

Hm...I wasn't into any music until I was about 15.

The coolest cartoon evar was Count Duckula.

There. :)

And yeah, sometimes I wish I was a carefree kid again. But I make up for it by acting like one. :D

Count Duckula, hell yeah!