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[Prince Manic the Hedgehog]

(I don't know where this should be but a move my be made if it's not the right place)

Okay this may sound weird and stuff but do you continue to watch old cartoons even at the age you are right now? I do and my reason is that watching old cartoons no matter my age I can enjoy the "best" cartoons that made my childhood days great and not some bad shows today, so do you still watch old cartoons that was part of your childhood?

Edited by Zonic the Zone Cop, 03 June 2012 - 06:47 PM.

[Shigeru Miyamoto]

You're asking about watching kids cartoons to a fansite based on a kids' character?

All jokes aside, I still do. Sure, I'm only 15, but many of my classmates don't watch many cartoons anymore.

[Fluttershy]

Old cartoons? Yes, and I even watch a few NEW cartoons and find some of them better. I don't see why that would be such a taboo thing to do

[Nepenthe]

I'd think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone on here who doesn't. But to answer you more directly, I have found a YouTube account with the entire Jungle Cubs series on it and I am loving life again.

[Wooly-Fools]

Certainly.

I love cartoon and anime, which is something most "normal" people grow out of by my age. I tune into Cartoon Planet sometimes on Fridays for instance.

I love the old Pokemon anime as another example, back when 4KIDS of all people did the dubbing. It was great. I mean, it was bad, but it was bad in a GOOD WAY.

[Mono]

Not really. If my little sister has the tv set to nick or disney channel I'll watch them.

[Mr. Mayhem!]

Yes I do watch cartoons still, both old and new. I dunno why, something about being a future animator kinda draws interest in these.

Heck, you wanna go all the way back, I'll even watch cartoons from the silent era, my personal favorite being Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Watching these, I realized that there actually was a time when suspension of disbelief actually existed!

Edited by Wayward Vagabond, 03 June 2012 - 07:01 PM.

[Punished Snake]

I watch plenty of old cartoons. Especially Looney Tunes and old Cartoon Network shows, the only old shows on Nickelodeon I watch are Catdog, Angry Beavers and Invader Zim. I also watched the old Iron Man cartoon and the 90s Spidey series, as well as Batman: The Animated series. I also watch Ducktales, and Darkwing Duck if I can ever find it. Those are pretty much the only cartoons I watch too, nothing on TV is hardly good anymore.

EDIT: Oh yes, the Super Mario Brothers Super Show and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog! I watch those as well! XP

Edited by Reggie Fils-Aime, 03 June 2012 - 07:05 PM.

[James McCloud (Megumi)]

Of course I do, I love older anime and US cartoons *summons Wile E. Coyote

[Vertekins]

Yes. And why shouldn't I?

The factor of how long I've been on the face of the planet has no relevance to what I like to do. That includes watching cartoons and anything else unfairly stereotyped as being exclusively "kiddish".

Seriously, if we had a world where peoples of all ages embraced what they like instead of letting what they like be defined by their age, the world would be a happier place.

[Emmett L. Brown]

One of the perks of being an adult is that you never need to worry about being childish.

I've got most of the DC Animated Universe on my DVD shelf, and I'm happy to own it.

[ElementofChaos]

I've been rewatching the first season of Pokemon starting a few days ago. It's great to relive childhood sometimes, it's a good feeling. I actually really like that show, not in a "so bad it's good" way, but that's probably just me. ._.

There's a few other shows from my younger years that I've been meaning to watch all over again, but I'll get to them over the summer when I'm not so busy.

[Johnny Boy]

Who doesn't? After all, there's no school like the old school.

[Stritix]

Yes. I'm rewatching Courage the Cowardly Dog at age 16.

[Prince Manic the Hedgehog]

EDIT: Oh yes, the Super Mario Brothers Super Show and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog! I watch those as well! XP

Oh yes the glory days of Jaleel White As Sonic, those were the days and the SMB Super Show is good because it was based around Super Mario Bros. 2 (USA)

[BW199148]

I'd think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone on here who doesn't. But to answer you more directly, I have found a YouTube account with the entire Jungle Cubs series on it and I am loving life again.

I love you lets make babies!

Seriously I am 21 and I still enjoy the Care Bears, so to answer you question, yes, hell some people watch 30 somethings review old cartoons.

[Nepenthe]

Well, finally! Another person on the web who remembers the existence and awesomeness that was The Jungle Cubs!

Throw in 101 Dalmatians: The Series and you can totally have mah babehz.

[Gregzilla]

I'm 16 and I love cartoons. Every now and then I'll watch Spongebob (if it's an ep from season 1-3), and I like to look at some old cartoons from Cartoon Network On Demand if I got nothing else to watch. I also like watching Adventure Time, though I usually don't find myself watching the actual broadcasts on Cartoon Network. I usually stick to DVDs or on demand for kids' cartoons. Thankfully, though, I have a very nice group of friends that can appreciate kid-friendly entertainment.

Though most often, it's the more adult-oriented cartoons I keep coming back to. If I'm just eating lunch or doing some drawing, I'll play some old Simpsons episodes, South Park, Home Movies, etc.

My favorite cartoons are usually from the 90s and early 2000s, but every now and then I'll look at some older ones. Tom and Jerry in particular is probably my favorite "old" cartoon (yes, more than Looney Tunes). I've never seen cartoon violence done so well before or since.

I think my love for cartoons comes goes hand-in-hand with the fact that I want to make cartoons myself some day, so I'm always looking for inspiration in shows old and new.

[Amane Nishiki]

I do most all the time.

What can I say other than I love the classics? I need to back and watch a few shows I haven't gotten to.

[BW199148]

Well, finally! Another person on the web who remembers the existence and awesomeness that was The Jungle Cubs!

Throw in 101 Dalmatians: The Series and you can totally have mah babehz.

Yep I remember a lot old 90's Disney Cartoons, its sad so few of them are released on DVD.