I vaguely remember this show and I was 8 by the time it started airing. Cool that Will F. started there and moved onto many better things. Met him once. He was nice.

There was this weird short lived channel LightTV that aired Heatcliff in their sunday cartoon lineup back in 2019. Just a month after I had discovered it om youtube. Strange memory

hey the Elephant show was not the worst it was the best show ever Leave my favourite entertainers alone😡

So much of this show was about trying to recapture lost things from your childhood, and it has become something from my childhood that I lost and I stuggle to recapture. Where has Mr Whippie gone?

Now that I've heard Snoopy sounding like my favorite ninja turtle, I can't unhear it! 👍

I found an image on the _Animorphs_ fandom wiki (Seerowpedia) that matches each of the six animorphs with their respective colors of the front cover of this book. Here they are below: *Ax* - Yellow *Cassie* - Blue *Marco* - Red *Rachel* - Green *Tobias* - Mix between *blue* and *purple* *Jake* - Purple For those who are wondering about my opinion on this book, I agree that it is completely horrendous.

I see what you did with the Mothersbaugh music.

Another great episode!!

The adventures of Pete and Pete was an amazing show....they really understood their target audience.....one of the best shows of all time in my humble 42 year old opinion!

5:30 I've been thinking about this show for 10 or 20 years without knowing what it was or where to find it. I only remember a few specific things, like going out on a building's roof, a desk/counter/table, a queen of hearts or tarts, actual tarts, and either shoofly pie, chicken pot pie, crow pie, or blackbird pie. When looking the show at various times over the years, Today's Special would pop up but I never remembered the main characters and just thought it was something different. Seeing the security guard on the roof, the display counter, and especially the queen of hearts looking for her tarts confirmed that this is what I was searching for from my childhood 30+ years ago. Thank you so much for making these videos and posting this exact clip I remembered.

STOP IN THE NAME OF THE HIGH DINGHY DOO

Did Wellsville Pictures also make the "Inside Eddie Johnson" shorts? They look like they were made in the Pete & Pete style.

I wasn't a big fan of Rugrats but I always respected how they handled complicated topics in a way that made perfect sense to kids. One of the best ones imo is the episode where Chuckie's pet bug dies and he goes through all the stages of grief

These kids these days will never know how it feels to go to camp and play real games instead now these kids are on phones and video games not knowing how it feels to play real sports

Nope watched it when I was very young. Pleasantly surprised I can watch it again. 🤣🇦🇺🦘🤗

I wish there was a real dude ranch

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Well get smart wasn't "relevant" to kids either & it was on nick at nite at this time. I was 10 in '91. I love this show because of nick at nite. Larry Storch was also the voice of Cool Cat. Larry storch and Forrest Tucker were also in the live-action Ghostbusters TV show.

As much as I liked this show (at least the Catillac Cats segment), it was such a blown opportunity that they never had Riff Raff and Heathcliff meet in any of the episodes, apart from the end credits. And yes, I had a crush on Cleo.

I'm one of those people that fell for the viral marketing, and thought this was a real found footage film. I only started to suspect something when I watched the "unused footage" bonus feature, which contained a scene that was CLEARLY recorded using a different type of camera. It's so odd how well they kept up the illusion that this was all real, but then totally dropped the ball when it came for the "bonus unseen footage".

15:39: RIP John Ashton. 🙏

One of the most damning things about those awful redrawn colorized versions, is occasionally they'd end up on a PD tape, *with the color turned off*. Making you think you were seeing the original black & white version, until you noticed the animation looked suspiciously choppy.

If episodes are going to be advertised then play them.

Hey my mom made mine and my brother’s Halloween costumes when we were little kids.

offering solidarity as someone who also spent a large portion of the past year homeless; i'm sorry that's happening and i wish you the utmost of good fortune in the near future and beyond

As a man who likes wearing feminine clothes (but doesn’t because of reasons), I can’t believe I didn’t remember watching this as a kid

I could not get past the (in my opinion) terrible animation.

I hated this so much. I loved Star Trek and was so disappointed when this came out... I watched part of the 1st and second episodes. Then said whatchamacallit heck....

4:23 Say, I think Wilbur Cobb was based on East Coast animation legend/legacy, Dave Fleischer of The Fleischer Brothers, so what do you think? #DaveFleischer #Fleischer #MaxFleischer #Fleischers #FleischerBros

I just watched I Saw the TV Glow, and there's another very obvious Pete and Pete reference with that "episode" shown at 1:26:46. It's basically an inversion of the Mr. Tastee episode where Mr. Tastee is an evil monster. It even has the same cadence of kids waxing poetic on seemingly mundane things.

You forgot my favorite part of Clan of the Duck: Chucky going through a hora, and when Phil asks what happens, all he can say is "The Hora, the Hora" like he's going through PTSD like in that one movie. Followed by a rimshot.

Here for the OK KO shout out. Enid and Red walked so Luz and Amity could run.

i generally feel like rugrats gets a lot more hate than it's really earned; it had some pretty solid episodes, and these two are a good example!

Wait wait wait this episode is 27 years old? Dear God now I feel old. Thanks for that.

The one joke I remember from this ep is Chuckie gets caught up in this dance, and Phil finds him and asks what happened. Chuckie: The horror, the horror. *cue rimshot.*

2:07 The one who once beat Jackie Martling on Star Search

Did anyone else find it interesting that an episode revolved around Chuckie and Phil together?

4:51 - “Joe” Cooksey? The screen says Jon.

Omg, I remember that episode of Boy Meets World. Sean or whatever his name was was kinda cute lol. I think it would have fooled me.

You should do the rugrats episode the baby vanishes please please please

This is my favorite looking era of Rugrats, the 1996-1999 cel animated episodes. I do enjoy the more surreal, offmodel and fluid nature of early Rugrats, but the colors here are so vibrant (unlike some other shows of the era, and early 90s Nicktoons) for the time while still looking filmic, and most of the characters have their designs refined (i do like pre revival Susie better). On the other hand, i prefer the early Simpsons look, even though the later cel animated episodes still look good. Both shows still look good on digital ink and paint though.

"Angelica's Last Stand" is a favourite of mine, primarily for its strong political subtext. I interpret it as Angelica being the greedy higher-up overworking the underpaid/enslaved babies. It sounds like something the animation industry has been experiencing lately.

I will always support unions over corporations, so I’m glad that Rugrats are teaching the importance of labor and unions. As for the second part, just proves that gender norms are bull****, and people can wear whatever they want.

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wait,is angelica pretending it's the great depression era? holy shit,why have I never caught that? even as an adult I never thought about why she was pretending to be poor aside from being a kid,but this implies it could be way deeper

if I had a kid (never going to happen) but if I did,my child would grow up with 90's and early 2000's cartoons

No idea if the reference was intentional or an accident, but I can't hear 'Clan of the Duck' and not think DuckTales

There's a scene in one episode where Phil puts on Lil's bow. He cries, and Betty comes in and soothes her "sweet little girl", then calls Lil her "big strong boy". Don't remember which episode it was, though.

I love Winx, it has one of my favourite bits of 'Not at all subtle metaphors' ever, with Mirta, the 'Trans Magic Fairy' Who is literally described like this: 'She claims to be a fairy that just happens to have been born in a Witches Body'

The Star Trek cartoons were often as good as the real show. Certainly better than The Next Generation, et al.