Shows that only 90's kids will remember and appreciate.

[Parasondox]

Nostalgia Trip down memory lane time.

Dexter's Laboratory
The Powerpuff Girls
Ren & Stimpy
Cow & Chicken
Ed, Edd and Eddy
Rugrats
Rocko's Modern Life
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Power Rangers Zeo
Jonny Quest
X-Men Animated Series
Jackie Chan cartoon
Men in Black
Batman
Spiderman

Those were my 90's.

You forgot the Ghost Busters animated series and swat cats!!

I didn't actually watch swat cats and Ghost Buster is one of the many series I forget to put. I have more but need to remember them.

 

[FPLOON]

As much as I want to list cartoons off Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon (which would have made up a good chunk of my 90's childhood right there), I'm going to list those animated shows on Disney Channel that were based on their animated movie counterpart (kinda):

The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
Timon & Pumbaa (My favorite of the one's I'm listing...)
101 Dalmations (Stop lying, Google! It was 1998, not 2011!)

I sometimes check them out whenever Disney Junior (almost confused it for Nick Jr. as I was typed that) has them on, but man do I miss these shows being shown at a time that I shouldn't be asleep, dammit!

Edit: Honorable mention goes to the show Sliders, but then again I didn't start watching that until high school whenever my Algebra/Calculus teacher showed it to us the day after taking a test...

 

[Casual Shinji]

Anyone remember Flint the Time Detective, Super Pig and Mon Collie Knights?

Some weird obscure shows I still have rather found memories of.

 

[Roofstone]

Does anyone remember this glorious show? As weird as it was, I honestly have very fond memories of it!


And that singing, that dancing! It is amazing, his l surpass us all.

 

[mecegirl]

So many good shows have been listed. Just to add on

Reboot
Gargoyles
Pokemon
Sailor Moon
Doug
Hey Arnold
All That
Ed Edd and Eddy
Digimon
Saved By the Bell
Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles
Johnny Bravo
Recess
As told by Ginger
Arthur
The Magic School Bus

And I need to stop cause there are just to many.

 

[FPLOON]

Does anyone remember this glorious show? As weird as it was, I honestly have very fond memories of it!


And that singing, that dancing! It is amazing, his l surpass us all.

Yes, I do... and I counter that with this:


(And, yes... I do have the complete series on DVD, thank you very much...)

 

[nuttshell]

So much nostalgia here, such wo- *trying to keep the tears in*

Dexter's Laboratory gave me a chance to be an oper-singer...I remember trying my best to mimic the intro song through the whole house every day.

I totally forgot about Swat Cats and Saved by the Bell...ahhh...

 

[Fdzzaigl]

I was born in 1989, but I guess that still qualifies as I didn't really see much of the 80's
Got fond memories of:

Rescue Rangers - Frekking epic series

Animals of Farthing Wood - Compared to current children's series, that stuff was brutal. Animals would get shot, hit by trucks, eaten by predators etc. Pretty emotional series.

Alfred Jodocus Kwak - Was pretty big in the Dutch / German / Japanese language zones back then.

 

[nuttshell]

Alfred Jodocus Kwak

Allright, now it's over, I'm crying with a smile on my face.

 

[Elementary - Dear Watson]

These chaps... The ones I remember the names are the bees: Bee-have and Bee-quiet. The red thing is the big, bad 'I Said No'. The white tired guy is 'Go To Bed'. The orange one with big teeth is 'Clean Your Teeth'. The blue and pink cow with the bell for a mouth is 'Comb Your Hair' and the green one on the bottom left is 'Eat Your Greens'. The little nasty looking angry thing to the bottom right of 'I Said No' is 'Not Now' and the pale green with the shorts is 'Go and Play.

The protagonists and the title of the programme are the red fuzzy thing and the purple guy with the tie (didn't have the heads on normally' who are 'Stop it' and 'Tidy Up'.

This weird programme was a big part of my early 90's childhood (although I think it originally came out in the late 80's) and were only 5 mins per episode. It was the same company who went on to do the stop motion cartoon 'Trap Door'. The entire programme was narrated too, the characters didn't have voices only sounds, and the stories were read by none other than Sir Terry Wogan! (Who I have just realised now I have enlarged the picture is the fella on the tie!)

 

[Villain Protagonist]

Man,I used to love Power Rangers and all of their knock offs. Superhuman Samurai Cyber Squad and VR Trooper especially.

 

[Thaluikhain]

Animals of Farthing Wood - Compared to current children's series, that stuff was brutal. Animals would get shot, hit by trucks, eaten by predators etc. Pretty emotional series.

Oh yeah, like a soap opera featuring animals, but a main character would get offed every week.

Also going to mention Round the Twist, Mysterious Cities of Gold, Twins of Destiny, Trapdoor and Plasmo. Some weird shows there.

 

[Longstreet]

Oh my god. The nostalgia.

Shin Chan, Medabots!

Shin Chan

Fucking SHIN CHAN. I completely forgot about that. It was hands down awesome. Getting flashbacks now, daaaamn.

What else we got,
Dexter's Laboratory
Power Rangers.
Digimon
(i'd say pokemon too but that still broadcasts episodes, although i don't know if they do here in the Netherlands these days)

And sooooo much more

 

[Adeptus Aspartem]

Puh.. that's gonna be a long list.

Spoiler: Huge ass list

Everything Disney did (e.g. Gargoyles, Aladin, Kim Possible), which means roughly 20-30 diffrent shows
Everything Warner did (e.g. Bugs Bunny and all his colleagues, Animaniacs), which also means easily 20 diffrent shows
Dexters Lab
Cow & Chicken
PPG
2 Stupid Dogs
Ghostbusters
Captian Tsubasa & Kickers
Sailor Moon
Ahh Monsters
Hammerhead Rock
Angry Beavers
Johnny Bravo
TMNT
Recess
Rugrats
The Wild Thornberries
Fairly Oddparents
Jackie Chan Adventures
Xiaolin Showdown
Danny Phantom
Samurai Jack
Hey Arnold
Doug
Catdog
Spongebob Squarepants
The Flintstones
(early) Yu-Gi-Oh
(early) Dragon Ball Z
My Life as a Teenage Robot
(early) Pokemon
Digimon
Megaman: NT Warrior
Pinky and The Brain
Buzz Lightyear
Tarzan
Alvin and the Chipmunks
Weekenders
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Tom and Jerry (#83)

 

[BarelyAudible]

Thread takaway:

"*Pfft* These stupid kids aren't old enough to remember The Adventures of T-Rex!", says guy who has no idea why Mia Farrow and Woody Allen divorced.

 

[KazeAizen]

The Godzilla, Men In Black and Starship Troopers animated series. All of them were fantastic, and in the case of Godzilla, far better than the movie it was based on. That show made Toho accept that Zilla (the renamed USA Godzilla) was part of the canon.

Too bad it was over shadowed by the Men In Black show. Didn't know there was a Starship Troopers show. Still haven't seen the movie.

 

[Sunrider]

Swat Kats - Two guys build a secret stealth jet out of parts from a junkyard (because that's totally plausible shut up) and work as vigilantes fighting a lot of happen-to-be-fightable-in-a-jet threats to the city while rocking out to bitchin' 90s guitar solos.

Oh man, Swat Kats was the best. I need to rewatch that shit some day. It had one of my favorite openings to a show too.
Brb, fetching my guitar.

 

[KazeAizen]

S.W.A.T. Kats: The Radical Squadron. God me and my bro watched that show constantly. If don't know what it is then here you go. Other than this most of the Cartoon Cartoons like Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Lab, and Johnny Bravo. Godzilla The Animated series as well.

 

[Scarim Coral]

Honestly, everyone else had pretty much had already mention the ones I would had mention too so I don't really have much to add that is within the 90's (I still remember and loved some of the 80's cartoons).