lol, I remember that.

Pretty much all of these


And when MTV played REAL MUSIC


I may have only been like 5 but I still remember watching Krist epically fail that guitar toss >_>

also working on terminals makes me remember our 1st PC with OMFG Windows 3.11 on it. DOS, One thing I miss from 3.x and 9x.
 
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I was in 6th grade when Curt Cobain "killed himself", and as far as all that nickelodeon stuff... I remember that too, but I was probably in middle school as well at the time of most of those cartoons/tv shows XD
 
oh god, the woody woodpecker laugh is like ingrained into anyone that ever watched that
 
By your power combined




and this....



youtube didn't have the opening for it ; ;
 
oh people.......

time to up the anti. who remembers this spin off from the makers of thundercats? (and the space questions at the end of each episode);)


the Bionic 6 was another one of my faves.
 
Mirewen said:
Omg Eli... yes!

What about Gem? Does anyone remember that cartoon? >.>
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*laugh* I can completely imagine you watching that. Gem was always the "OMG OMG turn it off!" cartoon after whatever guy-friendly show we had been previously watching.

How about 15 minute long Nintendo commercials?



 
oh and how about when toonami actually had cartoons worth watching?
 






<-Fixed this link >.>

And why is this not up?

 
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Good lord Sabs, maybe it's a regional thing, but I loved all of those as a kid.
 
god Sabs the only one I recognized that you just posted was Transformers XD

Here's one!

 
Eilistrae said:
god Sabs the only one I recognized that you just posted was Transformers XD
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You like totally missed out >.>

This is another show I used to love...



Not as old but equally as cool :)
 
Not old, but fucking worth remembering.


WHERES THE HELL ARE MY DVDS AT CARTOON NETWORK?!

If it was ever to be picked back up again(as slim as that may be,) I hope it would be by Williams Street. Adult Swim would do wonders for the show, since it was clearly aimed more towards the 18-24 demographic than kids, and was wasted in the Toonami time slot. I just hope Cartoon Network learned that if a show contains a majority of references to the late 80s/early 90s and casts Bruce Campbell as a reccurring character, to not waste it by airing it in a block that targets 7-12 year olds so that a tragedy such as Megas XLR's cancellation can be avoided..
 
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