dude,
kids nextdoor nad courage the cowardly dog still come on evryday on CN
Pokemon, johnny bravo, scooby doo, teen titans, powerpuff girls, samurai jack, foster's home, COME ON BOOMERANG EVERY DAY!!!!!!!
Does anyone on the temp miss the old Cartoon Network???
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kids nextdoor nad courage the cowardly dog still come on evryday on CN
Pokemon, johnny bravo, scooby doo, teen titans, powerpuff girls, samurai jack, foster's home, COME ON BOOMERANG EVERY DAY!!!!!!!
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The old was vastly superior.
The old was vastly superior.
I can't handle modern cartoons. It's not nostalgia from the past blinding me. The cartoons of today are repulsive, jarring, and obnoxiously loud. I don't care that others might hate me for this, but I despise Adventure Time, Regular Show, etc.
The only thing I liked in that list OP made, was Samurai Jack. The rest was either meh, or outright horrible.
Nowadays you've got Adventure Time on CN, which is by BOUNDS and LEAPS better than anything CN offered previously (except Samurai Jack, I guess, which was awesome).
Nowadays you've got Adventure Time on CN, which is by BOUNDS and LEAPS better than anything CN offered previously (except Samurai Jack, I guess, which was awesome).
Nah, for a while there was literally nothing good anymore, but cartoon's are kinda looking up. We've had Chowder, Flapjack, Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Gravity Falls (although not a CN show). Even Gumball's pretty good. Only thing I find really shitty on CN anymore is Johnny Test, zero redeeming qualities to that shitpile.
They had some decent shows when I was growing up, but there are also some really good shows now.
There most successful shows ATM aim pretty much exclusively at the 18-25 age group.
- Adventure Time
- New Looney Tunes
- Regular Show (seems aimed a little below previous age group, but still watchable if older)
Gumball and Teen Titans can be funny even for older folks like me, even though they seem aimed at tweens.
Oh, and you can't forget the epic adults swim lineup:
- King of the Hill
- Family Guy
- American Dad
Best 3 hours of the day.
Serious question, though: Whatever happened to Saturday morning cartoons on public stations? Nowadays you either subscribe to CN for 24 hrs/day cartoons or enjoy a dull and cartoonless existence in rabbit ears land. No more "Kids WB" or Fox cartoons.
Probably because you were 6 and 7.
There most successful shows ATM aim pretty much exclusively at the 18-25 age group.
- Adventure Time
- New Looney Tunes
- Regular Show (seems aimed a little below previous age group, but still watchable if older)
Gumball and Teen Titans can be funny even for older folks like me, even though they seem aimed at tweens.
Oh, and you can't forget the epic adults swim lineup:
- King of the Hill
- Family Guy
- American Dad
Best 3 hours of the day.
Serious question, though: Whatever happened to Saturday morning cartoons on public stations? Nowadays you either subscribe to CN for 24 hrs/day cartoons or enjoy a dull and cartoonless existence in rabbit ears land. No more "Kids WB" or Fox cartoons.
Probably because you were 6 and 7.
Oh my, I miss shows like Ying Yang Yo and all.(Samurai Jack anyone?) Adventure Time is just one big mess, I saw one episode and I believe that I've never seen a show that's more shit then that.
Here's a small list of what I miss(of course there is MANY more):
Here's a small list of what I miss(of course there is MANY more):
- Danny Phantom
- Avatar(the Aang one, the new one is meh :c )
- My Life as a Teenage robot(this show was epic)
- Powerpuff Girls
That's somewhat awesome. I really hated how I'd have my TV volume decently high because the toons were kind of quiet, then when it cut to commercial... HEAD-ON, APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD! It got to the point where I'd just mute the TV every time it cut to commercial.
I don't think this is so much a matter of nostalgia, either. Nostalgia for me is when I have fond memories of playing Ninja Gaiden, or LoZ:LttP, then going back and playing them and either feeling somewhat disappointed because its a bit less awesome or a bit less lengthy than I remember it, or being outright frustrated because I'm no better at it than I used to be.
I realize that's for games and we're talking cartoons, but I don't really see nostalgia for cartoons, unless you go back to the original airing-era of Looney Tunes and such.
Kids Next Door was OK, but not really my thing. Samurai Jack is good, Dexter's Lab is good, PowerPuff Girls is decent, and I even like Cow and Chicken. Courage is great. I love Freakazoid and Ed, Edd and Eddy and "Sheep in the Big City" wasn't bad either.
I really enjoyed The Flinstone Kids and A Pup Named Scooby Doo. I think I like Johnny Bravo a bit more now than I did back then, but that's probably because I understand more about it now then I did.
More recently, I like Chowder and Flapjack. I can't understand what made them cancel those shows, because they were pretty much the last things I liked on CN.
Camp Lazlo and My Gym Partner's a Monkey were both OK, but were more a "because nothing else is on" thing than anything else.
Adventure Time supposedly has a bunch of nerd/geek references that I would enjoy, but I can't get past the art style. It looks very flat to me, and the artist's inability to properly draw a limb bothers me.
I'd probably like the Regular show more if I had a chance to watch it, but not long after it started airing I moved and no longer have cable. And nothing of value was lost.
avatar and danny phantom are from nick and come on nicktoons often
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