Translation: Anyone else trying to cope being 30+?
16 0 ReplyNope. But I remember these
20 0 ReplyTrapdoor for the fucking WIN.
5 0 ReplyBEEEEEERK!!!!!!
4 0 ReplyIt’s bonkin’ time! I likes a bit of bonkin’.
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We're off to button moon!
3 0 ReplyMy kid is growing up an American Brit, and he's seen half of each already. What's the bottom row, please?
2 0 ReplyRentaghost, Button Moon, Fraggle Rock
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Omg dangermouse!!! I loved that show. I'd completely forgotten Johnny briggs existed
2 0 ReplyI only vaguely remember Johnny Briggs. I grew up in rural parts of southern and eastern England and would have needed subtitles.
Grange Hill on the other hand…
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Too much yelling and screaming in some of these.
I’m glad modern stuff seems to yell and scream less.
4 0 ReplyAlso has no thought process and is mind numbing
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Watched these via NTL in the late 90s. Some of these were also shown when there used to be kids TV before and after school. Good times.
Also - Ed, Edd n Eddy.
3 0 ReplyMan, I loved most of these. Good times.
3 0 ReplyEvery one of these shows were better and gave more of a fuck than any show made nowadays, let alone the stuff aimed at kids.
6 3 ReplyCounter point, you are no longer the target demographic for kids shows so modern shows naturally will not appeal.
6 0 ReplyHow different are kids today? I'm never around them so have no clue
1 0 ReplyCoco Mellon and paw patrol are glorified babysitters and absolutely are brain rot for children.
Cat-Dog, Ren and Stimpy and Jonny Bravo alone prove that kids shows don’t need to be slop and can hold up for audiences of all ages.
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100% agree. What was your favourite?
2 1 ReplyVery difficult question. Cat-Dog, Dexters Laboratory, Ahh Real Monsters and Rockos Modern world are all classics. But honestly so are the rest 😝
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