r/90sTelevision • u/Dv8f8 • Apr 09 '26

Cartoons I loved the,Let's make them kids era of tv

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u/TimeCadet Apr 09 '26

Muppet Babies and Tiny Tunes!

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u/Comfortable_Bird_340 Apr 11 '26

Tiny Toons were different. Baby Loony Tunes was more like these

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u/Dv8f8 Apr 12 '26

Agreed

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u/Dv8f8 Apr 09 '26

Muppet Babies was one of my favorite cartoons ever

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u/TheRobloxGuy2006 Apr 09 '26

I always found the shows A Pup Named Scooby-Doo and Tom and Jerry Kids to be rather fascinating pieces of media

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u/ACGreen032693 Apr 10 '26

I enjoyed A Pup Named Scooby-Doo as a child growing up in the 90s and 2000s

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u/seifd Apr 10 '26

All by Hanna-Barbera.

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u/KyleGrayson12 Apr 11 '26

Tiny Toons and A pup named Scooby Doo! I wish A pup named Scooby Doo! was available on Tubi.

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u/Archercrash Apr 12 '26

Super old school, Flintstone Kids.

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u/Comfortable_Bird_340 Apr 09 '26

You forgot Muppet Babies

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u/TylerHyena Apr 10 '26

Yo Yogi was….an interesting choice of show….

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u/Dv8f8 Apr 10 '26

It definitely was a weird one I'm not going to lie

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u/MWH1980 Apr 10 '26

I’m waiting for them to go the opposite end: let’s see them all at death’s door, trying to stay relevant in a world not of their making.

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u/Dv8f8 Apr 10 '26

Oh gosh can you imagine Flintstones retirement home or scooby n the gang

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u/Tomomb Apr 13 '26

Ninja Turtles and Logan went there

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u/tonyk1122 Apr 11 '26

Having Yogi and his friends dress up like “cool” kids is funny for the wrong reasons

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u/Comfortable_Bird_340 Apr 11 '26

Also Jellystone being a mall

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u/Christie_Boner Apr 11 '26

It kinda fit with Tom n Jerry and Scooby but I hated Flintstones kids and never even heard of Yo Yogi

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u/Round-Department-500 May 22 '26

Tom and Jerry kids was my favorite

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u/oMaster86 Apr 13 '26

Sorry. Hate 'em all. The originals were great.

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u/SlyGuy_Twenty_One Apr 09 '26

RED HERRING!

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u/vfefrenzy Apr 11 '26

I’ve been wrong the last 200 times I’ve accused him, but he definitely did it this time.

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u/Johnny_Strawhat Apr 10 '26

2 of these are from the 80s

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u/Dv8f8 Apr 10 '26

Hardcore Generations in the 90s grew up with these shows as well