10 Awesome 80s cartoons you may have forgotten

[@phildev74]

Ain't a single one of us 80s kids forgot all the gems from childhood. Those commercial jingles still live rent free in our heads.

[@rommy143]

Every. Word. 😂

[@uhsaywhatnow]

Haven’t seen some of these in decades yet sang along as soon as the song started in this video! 😆🙈

[@thurmanwilliams7961]

I knew all if these

[@BA_Pointer]

That Heathcliff laugh still tickles me 😂.

[@phatplates]

I will NEVER forget He-man.

[@jonathanbaenziger3182]

I watched ALL of these as a kid. Good times and wonderful memories!

[@TheReviewStudios]

Definitely, thanks for watching

[@Tornado1994]

@@TheReviewStudios I mostly watched Smurfs until I was 3, and then got into Snorks, Chipmunks and Gummi Bears after that.

[@only257]

@@TheReviewStudiossaw Denver the last dinosaur on usa cartoon express i was 7 in 1991 until 1 was 11 in 95😊

[@duellcollins7989]

​@@TheReviewStudiosall of these still have a steady cult following and none of them were forgotten. Try again my friend.

[@DIrizarry07]

SAME!!! 🥰

[@cra0422]

I remember watching all of these shows. So many memories. The 80s was truly a great time to be a kid.

[@ajfox96]

This was the golden age of cartoons for 80's kids. Getting the toys based off our favorite show(s) allowed our imaginations to come up with our own episodes with them when a half hour of TV wasn't enough. I remember all of these. A time in life I'll never forget and wish everyone could have experienced.

[@marcusfridh8489]

Getting the toys based on the cartoons that was created to sell those same toys

[@ajfox96]

@@marcusfridh8489 Yup, basically. As kids we didn't care, but as adults we saw the game.

[@majordbag2]

That's actually why they passed regulations against these kind of shows, i.e. toy driven cartoons. Educational/moral groups thought it was wrong to market to kids this way and parent got tired of constantly getting nagged by their kids to buy them the hottest new toy.

[@cswrye]

One of the things I liked about Gummy Bears is that it had a story arc that progressed with each season, and it ultimately had a definitive ending. Most animated shows at the time were either completely episodic or got cancelled before they could finish their story.

[@evanrhildreth]

Many cartoons intentionally avoided story arcs because they were produced "for syndication" and had no control over when or what order the episodes would air. But the first 4 seasons of Gummy Bears was produced for NBC (this was before Disney acquired ABC) so they had the luxury of knowing how many episodes would air and knew they would air in order. If you re-watch the series, watch for any changes in the way the writers handled seasons 1-4 verses seasons 5-6.

[@keithtorgersen9664]

I watched Thundercats as an adult, and I’m like gosh, how many times are they going to repeatedly fall into Mumm-Ra’s traps! Or how many times will he have them in his power only to fumble at the last minute! Now there was a time where things were very briefly changed up, Mumm-Ra’s bosses were fed up with him and sealed him away for a time. I am guessing that maybe the Thundercat production crew thought the show was going to end, but it went on for some time longer. After that, of course Mumm-Ra was brought back and the same old shenanigans ensued.

[@iveyyewitt1621]

That's one reason I loved Conan the Adventurer. Conan and the entire crew teaming up one last time to finish the job.

[@ho2zoo]

Gummy Bears was actually fairly well written. I have them on dvd. But why didn't he mention Thundarr the Barbarian?

[@terrancewalden640]

😅

[@erikfldt390]

Heathcliff was an awesome show that always came on after school on Nickelodeon. Loved it. I also miss M.A.S.K., and that show / toyline called something like 'Air Raiders' or something as they were all airborne toys that glided on lines. Oh, and Dino-Riders.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Yes

[@Salsa_Shark]

M.A.S.K. was awesome, loved the toys, too!

[@jimfogz]

Air raiders was cool.

[@ElizaWheeler79]

The Dino-Riders Toy-line is getting a reboot from the guy behind Beasts of the mesozoic, by doing a series called Cyberzoic which is blatantly Dino-Riders

[@residentrump3271]

Don't forget Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light and The Inhumanoids. The evil that lies within

[@bwestacado9643]

Man what a nostalgia trip this was. My childhood was riddled with these cartoons

[@VerbalGenius09]

Gummi Bears was iconic, loved that show and arguably one of the catchiest theme songs of all time... Shirt tales was good too!

[@jabbarthomas5855]

I was a MANIAC for the Littles!! It came on WFTS channel 10, Tampa, Florida’s ABC affiliate in the 11 AM/11:30 AM time slot, after the main Saturday morning lineup between ‘83 and ‘85. I loved the opening titles music. The show has a distinct anime influence, although it was made by a French production company and licensed by ABC.

[@TheReviewStudios]

It's definitely a classic seeing that intro again after all these years opened up a flood of memories. My sister absolutely loved the Littles.

[@Tornado1994]

ABC was in inferior to NBC and CBS in the Saturday Morning realm during 1984-1987, so I didn't tune in until 1987.

[@gary9346]

I remember the Littles, I was a fan.

[@JR-ez3zd]

Same with me!

[@Hektols]

It had lots of memorable episodes, like the one where the mother got poisoned with a toxic gas and their human friend had to pretend to be poisoned himself so he would pass them the medicines to heal her or the episode where humans find out about their existence (it was a dream).

[@jeffwolcott7815]

Considering what a major fandom the 80s in general have become, I don't think any of these cartoons are 'forgotten.'

[@TheReviewStudios]

Thanks for watching

[@sigisoltau6073]

​@@TheReviewStudiosThere's one I remember, sort of, but can't remember the name. What I remember from one episode, it involved I think a father and son who investigated this portal to another dimension with these creatures there, and I think the military was involved. Near the end the father was in a fight with the military leader, one of the creatures escaped, and a nuke exploded causing the dimension to implode.

[@khills]

Mmhm. I was hoping this would actually cover some truly obscure cartoons, like the one with animals that… covered everyone with petals? Petal power? Puppy power? 🤔

[@bwestacado9643]

Bro I watched nearly all these as a kid and forgot about them. This was a nice reminder of my youth

[@chench4117]

@@TheReviewStudios Hi, Can you find and upload or send me the links of the 2 CBS Storybreak Cartoon English Episodes: Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees, and What Happened in Hamelin if they're in good quality? Please, let me know if you have them!

[@HectorDeJesus]

Just hearing the theme song from "Denver the Last Dinosaur" brought back a flood of memories. Liked and subbed!

[@TheReviewStudios]

Awesome, thanks. Yeah, after editing this video, I've had that song stuck in my head

[@BETMARKonTube]

You got lucky. The one stuck in my head is the Italian one... and it's cringe as Hell.

[@joannefalkinder393]

Know what you mean 😉

[@girlgarde]

Same here. I still remember liking Denver the Last Dinosaur as a kid due to my love of dinosaurs.

[@brodriguez11000]

Same with Dinosaucers.

[@Uapa500]

10) Denver is very well remembered in Italy, we loved him so much 😍 italian theme tune is still so cool 😎 9) Popples is mainly remembered for the plush toys, big part in the 80s pop culture ☺️ 8) Also Pound Puppies are still remembered, even if not as much as Denver 💖 7) 😮 6) That cat is a legend 😎 we know him as Isidoro 💖 5) 😮 4) Snorks are also a big 80s culture thing, even if they didn't have the same luck as Smurfs! 3) I forgot they weren't just a toy! 3 again) Rainbow Brite is the reason behind my love for rainbows. 2) Jem was also never forgotten, italian theme tune is still so cool! 1) Gummy Bears were also so big in Italy, so they're still well rememberes, by 80s kids ☺️

[@Veganerd_]

I remember Popples being pretty big, too. I got one back then, and I still have it!

[@Videomaster21XX]

If you want an 80s TV show that has indeed been forgotten: Lady Lovelylocks and the Pixie tails. Such a neat little show that no one ever talks about.

[@melissas2403]

That was one of my favorites ❤

[@brianwalker7771]

Great list I can honestly say though that I did NOT see a single cartoon on the list that I had forgotten. The 80's had some really memorable cartoons.

[@lilymccann5329]

I don't think any 80s kids forgot these but I love you for making these videos. The nostalgia is hitting me.

[@jeannan.barker9662]

I will never forget about Jem.

[@cgimovieman]

I definitely remember all of these. But I grew up throughout all of the 80’s and 90’s watching a whole lot of cartoons, and I’m still into those decades’ nostalgia a lot. But these were the days. Just watching some of these after school, or getting up early Saturday mornings with a bowl of cereal and watching until mid-day. Animation overall, especially with certain shows, was so much better back then, the voice acting was better, and even the music. Especially on the epic show intros that they spent even more time on. Were we marketed to a lot with these to sell toys? Sure. But in most cases the toys were great too, so it was a win-win. Today I don’t know that I envy kids’ having access to anything at any time. First off, it seems much lower quality with mindless stories, just kicked out of a computer. But part of what made cartoons so great back in the day was that we didn’t have them ALL the time. So when we did, it was really special and exciting. The same goes with things like theme parks or other places you might have traveled to. You couldn’t just watch a million review videos or a POV ride-through on KZbin. You went, and you sometimes had no IDEA of the crazy fun you were about to experience. I can remember the first time I went to Walt Disney World in 1987, I could barely even find a few still photos from it in a book or magazine. But I definitely knew what it was from people’s stories and pop culture.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Thanks for watching

[@drewwilson9149]

The 90-00s advent of throwaway CGI stuff seem far more forgotten than material USA, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney Channel, TNT and so on kept in syndication forever. Probably still do.

[@nicholasbullock1709]

You are 100% right. Well said. I’d also add that while parents fought the toy companies to uncouple their toys with cartoons. I think that was the wrong thing to do. The cartoons build a world kids could use as a springboard to make their own adventures and fun with their toys. Or not at all, if they chose to ignore it. Nowadays kids see a cool toy and have no idea what its world would look or be like so they don’t really play with toys as much. Especially outside with their friends. Commercials used to frequently depict kids with their toys playing outside with friends. I almost never see kids outside playing with toys, let alone with a group of friends. Cartoons paired with toys was a good thing. Toys nowadays are mostly collectible toys that refer to days gone by that the younger generation has little to no interest in.

[@gwgux]

I remember most of these. To this day, I hear a little bit of their opening song and flood of memories still comes back. Like Denver the last Dinosaur, Snorks, and Heathcliff mostly from this list. Others I have some more distant memories of like Pound Puppies and The Littles. I personally liked the Snorks more than the Smurfs and while I remember watching the Gummy Bears, I really just remember it as that show that was on before DuckTales. It was fun to see the bears bouncing around, but I liked see what adventure Scrooge would be on next more.

[@jimfogz]

Gummy bears is on Disney Plus.

[@sootsrichmore6421]

I will NEVER forget HEATHCLIFF!!!!!!!

[@jeannan.barker9662]

80's had the best cartoons.

[@Father_Daniel]

On Friday nights I would take my parents TV Guide and make a watchlist for Saturday morning. Every half hour I knew what channel to go to and what show I was watching it LOL

[@TheReviewStudios]

Nice and organized 👌

[@davidrodgers9382]

NEVER FORGOTTEN!!! Alot if the cartoon themes from my childhood still bring goosebumps and hard-core nostalgia. He-Man, Transformers, Thundercats...oh yeah!!!

[@ktapreswreckd921v9]

"Thunder, thunder thundercats hooo" "Autobots transform and roll out".... good times!

[@reddungeoneer2187]

The Get Along Gang Cops Pole Position Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors Also great shows!

[@ktapreswreckd921v9]

@@reddungeoneer2187 Yes I remember Cops and the Get along Gang ....... never heard of the rest?

[@Tornado1994]

@@reddungeoneer2187 The Snorks. The Littles. The Wuzzles.

[@rockmanx6857]

I was born in 1980 and I remember watching each one of these classics with very fond memories 🤓

[@josephracicot4443]

I am now 43 years old, and I haven't seen some of these old friends in a long time, yet I have instant memory of these theme songs as if i had just watched it yesterday. I know every word. The wave of nostalgia I felt just seeing the Littles again blew my mind. I had completely forgotten about them. I am a middle-aged man now with a wife and kid. I am a Marine as tough as they come. I have no shame in my secret love for Jem. The second I heard that theme song ... I am instantly singing it. I had to make sure my brother and sister never caught me watching Jem because it was a girly show. Now I have no shame, I will sing the Jem theme song loud and proud and with all the passion of my heart.

[@nathanpadilla213]

All I needed was a box of Pac-Man cereal, Smurf Berry Crunch. Still sing the songs to some of these shows.

[@residentrump3271]

As a kid I watched Heathcliff, The Littles, the Wuzzles and Jem! At the age of fifty-one I'm not at all ashamed to say I *STILL* love the music featured on Jem. Like a Dream is still my jam....dammit.... I also liked Paw-Paw Bears and Trollkins too 👍👍👍

[@gogomulaney7317]

awww yess!! Paw-Paw Bears, I loved that show and Galtar and the Golden Lance.

[@DW3010]

I don’t think any of these were forgotten. I remember watching all of them, and all of them were very popular and talked about on the school grounds and things like that.

[@joshuakline1435]

Snorks The Littles Heathcliff were always on regular TV or The USA Network before Cartoon Network aired.

[@VeritechDragon]

I would just about be willing to bet that Dinosaucers is more likely a forgotten 80s cartoon than any of these shows.

[@FezzelwhigsForum]

Thanks for sparking some nice old memories.

[@TheReviewStudios]

No problem

[@michaelbankston7430]

I grew up in the 80's; I remember every single one of these cartoons. I remember dancing to while Heathcliff was coming on.

[@hubbaman9885]

was born in '79, all these cartoons you mentioned, I remember them all and I was indeed that kid who got up at the Crack of dawn ( about 4 AM, lol) with his bowl of fruity trix and He-man pajamas to watch those cartoons and many many more. I miss the 80s, they had some awesome cartoons and toys. I had almost all the transformers and He-man toys. I wish to God I still had them, not to sell but just for nostalgic reasons.

[@rangerwill]

What month? I'm January

[@JR-ez3zd]

What ever happened to them?

[@girlgarde]

I was born in 79 as well so I too watched those cartoons and regarded Saturday morning as a magical time.

[@rangerwill]

@@girlgarde Were you one of those one station people or did you channel surf?

[@dark14life]

1980 here. I know how you feel. It was a helluva time to be a kid. I don't envy kids today. Not a bit.

[@Artretha]

I remember all of these, and I loved most of them.

[@howardsung108]

The Littles was a favorite of mine. Loved that show.

[@lifeisnice23]

I remember all of them! They were all well known cartoons here in Italy in the 80s, I was a massive fan of Jem, I adored her!

[@sarac.123]

Stavo per commentare lo stesso. Chi se li scorda! Io adoravo anche Iridella!

[@PinkieJoJo]

These were some of my favorites! ❤

[@skylineaudio7141]

I was a major fan of Gem growing up. I just could not get enough of the theme song each time an episode aired

[@BeyondDaX]

Too bad their live action movie is terrible or so I've heard

[@EpoRose1]

We binged-watched Jem episodes a few years ago. Of course, the plot lines of 1980s cartoons were ridiculous, but Jem’s were the best; Oh, the Misfits are guilty of attempted homicide? Nah, we won’t call the authorities, we’ll just get them next time! 😂

[@scottbartlett4078]

I watched all of those shows and many more growing up. I have not forgotten a single one of them.

[@SeanPynrose]

OMG this is so nostalgic. Kids now adays don't know what they're missing. Saturday mornings growing up in the 80's was our time 🥰. The only one that I would skip was Jem and that was due to Sunday morning being my WWF wrestling time lol

[@bartfourie8359]

Those days cartoons had imagination it told a story with morales, todays cartoons dont hold up. I watched most of these and still love them and have rewatched many of them

[@ThunderHorsePyro]

There was definitely magic in the 80's. There's just no other way to describe it. So happy to have been there at that time.

[@pferreira1983]

Anyone with any understanding of animation history still remembers some of these.

[@brodriguez11000]

The adventures of Teddy Ruxpin.

[@pferreira1983]

@@brodriguez11000 One example for sure.

[@jasonwells9050]

I watched all the cartoons that you featured in this video heathcliff and the catillac cats was always my favorite and you're right riff Raff mungo Wordsworth and Hector they all deserve their own show

[@maximusprime3459]

FLASH FACT: Heathcliff actually was intended to just be a Catallac Cats series only the production company wasnt sure if it would sell on those characters alone, so the rights to Heathcliff were acquired and paired off with the Catallac Cats segments which were also known as 'Cats and Company'. They even had their own theme song that played during random episodes instead of the more well known 'Heathcliff' version of the theme.

[@jasonwells9050]

Now that you mentioned it I remember there being two theme songs to the series heathcliff and one of the songs was called cats;and co.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Great info, thank you

[@75aces97]

Is that how it worked? I thought maybe Chalopin got the rights to produce Heathcliff cartoons after the Ruby-Spears concluded, but piggybacked his own Catillac Cats just so he’d have his own stable of characters as insurance, since George Gately would retain the rights to Heathcliff.

[@maximusprime3459]

@@75aces97 Catallac Cats segments were made first. Once they(DiC) secured Heathcliff, they added his segments in.

[@75aces97]

@@maximusprime3459 ah. I never knew that. Funny thing was that for maybe the first week or so (memory is fuzzy) after it’s syndicated debut, each half hour slot featured 2 Heathcliff cartoons. Then soon the programming switched to one Heathcliff + 1Catallac cats cartoon that thereafter. Heathcliff wasn’t the most famous or popular cartoon character before DiC’s series, but I guess a little bit of name recognition is still better than none.

[@Sam-zu5mr]

80s cartoons...nothing like them back then. Cool times 👍

[@js6131979]

There are some 80s CARTOONS that I never seen before. But I still watched a ton of them every SATURDAY MORNING! And the only way to WATCH them was with an ANALOG CRT BOX TV. Usually with a REMOTE and ANTENNA. No WI FI or ONLINE STREAMS required back then. Some TV'S even had STEREOS built in. Our FAMILY had a CURTIS MATHIS STEREO CONSOLE. (1985-1995) So watching TV and listening to MUSIC was AWESOME IMO. I may be one of few people that still watch AIR TV. And I have an LED 4K SMART TV.

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

The he man opening theme song still chills me to this day love it

[@TheReviewStudios]

"I HAVE THE POWER"

[@dashcamandy2242]

The internet has ruined me, instead I hear 4 Non Blondes' hit "What's Up?" 🙃

[@AutisticJoker88]

You forgot to mention Galaxy High. That's a show that don't get no love. Created by Chris Columbus (the guy who invented Mrs. Doubtfire), and animated by Tokyo Movie Shinsha, the show is about two human kids who go to school in outer space. But it ain't no ordinary school. At that school, education and literacy are praised while sports are shunned while women get their moment in the spotlight. The show lasted 1 season in 1986, unsuccessfully competed with G.I. Joe and My Little Pony and was quietly pulled from the air after that one season. True fact: I'm one of only two or three people to know about that show

[@rachelk7784]

I use to watch that show, the OP was very catchy.

[@SpamEggSausage]

I remember that show

[@etainapgwynnedd827]

OH man, I remember that show as well! Kid-me loved it! One that still lives rent-free in my mind after all this time is Wildfyre (yes, the animation of the horses was absolutely atrocious, but the design style was high fantasy / horse girl). Kid-me loved what we now call the Isekai fantasy tropes, and along with Dungeons and Dragons were my favorite Saturday morning shows. Too bad the local networks had no clue that these cartoons actual had somewhat of an overarching story, thus they just showed the episodes in whatever order they felt like. Drove me up the wall at the time, because I could see it.

[@melvert33]

I'm from UK and enjoyed that cartoon, it got a good run on Saturday morning tv in late 80s.

[@amyestes6671]

I remember Galaxy High. And I loved Wildfire for the storyline. : )

[@toenikern6914]

I watched every one of these when I was a kid. I had a Pound Puppy and a Pound Kitty stuffed animal. I'm pretty sure I had at least one Popple. I had the whole set of Rainbow Bright dolls, and for one Halloween, my mom and I had matching Rainbow Bright costumes that she made. I think she even had the cake pan. Man, I really miss those shows.

[@adampellett4917]

The 1980's were the best decade of entertainment with many of us been waiting for a new comeback but however, the 1980s will always be the best decade for us nostalgia/older fans out there enjoyed. Great vid, man. LONG LIVE 1980'S!

[@pooddescrewch8718]

There are only a few cartoons in the eighties that aren’t thinly disguised toy commercials

[@patrickaker4380]

Peak capitalism.

[@rosgeall]

True. I had a popple pal, a pound puppy, and a rainbow brite doll back then.

[@NormaWills]

The only one I didn't watch was Denver. I loved all of the others. Another one that I loved was Monchichis. It came out in 1983, but only had 13 episodes. It was based on the stuffed toys. I also watched Shirt Tales that ran from 82-85. There were 23 episodes with 2 stories in each episode. Nancy Cartwright joined the voice cast in season 2.

[@Shiirow]

Way up in the trees live the monchichis.

[@noeinroad7294]

Monchichis mean happiness!

[@cyrussoxlegion]

I loved Heathcliff so much. Wonderful theme song too!!! ❤

[@madam-mim]

I grew up watching most of these. I even look them up on KZbin every now and then. Absolutely not forgotten. 💖

[@Cedrclovesutube]

Classic cartoons I remember all of them 😊

[@Lindsay-nx5sv]

I loved all these shows. I never watched the Snorks though. I liked the Smurfs. I adored the Gummy Bears due to its deep lore and great storytelling, I watched it non-stop on the Disney Afternoon. I also wished there was a show just for the Cadillac Cats. The episodes would have been less rushed if they were given a full half hour. Hector and Wordsworth were my favorite.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Definitely agreed. You can walk down memory lane. Gummi Bears are on disney+ and heathcliff is streaming free on Pluto as of now. Thanks for watching.

[@Ayy_Minus]

You didn't miss anything special. Snorks was a terrible cartoon

[@kaykepop4084]

I watched and loved every one of these cartoons!! Many I've introduced to my kids, and they enjoyed them too. 😊💕 Really great memories! Thank you for this video!

[@chevygurl0115]

I remember ALL of these cartoons! But I only watched( starting with my favorite)Jem, Heathcliff, The Littles, Gummi Bears and Denver! The rest of the cartoons, I do remember but wasn't interested in watching them. Great memories! I miss the 80's!

[@Wintersoldier73]

The only one I didn't know, at all, was the dinosaur one. I did watch the rest, mostly because of my younger siblings, except for The Littles, that was my favorite on this list & Jem...I watched that because of the girl I would eventually marry & we just celebrated our 29th anniversary. So, watching Jem paid off. 😂

[@TheReviewStudios]

So cool, thanks for watching .

[@JMcMillen]

I also had never heard of the dinosaur one till now. The Littles, Heathcliff and Snorks I remember watching, the rest I was at least aware of but wasn't interested in seeing.

[@spindalis79]

I remember all of these. Some of them my sister was more of a fan of such as "Rainbow Brite", and "Jem." I recall sitting on my couch watching "Heathcliff." around 1985 while in kindergarten. I too enjoyed the "Catillac Cats" segment more than "Heathcliff" itself.

[@residentrump3271]

Loved that cartoon back in the day! What I never understood was why Riff-raff had the baddest girlfriend if it was Heathcliff's show? Just sayin'....

[@eschaflowne]

I can’t imagine that someone would have forgotten any of these shows.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Yeah I really underestimated the memory of our 80s viewers. Thanks for watching.

[@marioredboy78]

So much nostalgia wrapped up in these cartoons.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Let us know which one you remember

[@tvrewind8610]

Definitely Heath-cliff and Snorks

[@--Clover--]

Rainbow Brite!

[@andrewgrove1691]

Cops

[@shawnhunt1262]

What about Astro Boy inspector gadget. Richie Rich The Racoons

[@TheReviewStudios]

Looks like 4 titles for part 2. Thanks

[@ShazeemKhan]

I loved the Raccoons

[@dark14life]

OMG I hadn't thought about Heathcliff in years! I watched the original run as a kid back in the 80's. It was so much fun!

[@stevencisneros9306]

I vividly remember some of them, but the one I remember the MOST was *Heathcliff,* it was one of my childhood favorites EVER!!!!

[@stevenlisten]

I love cartoons

[@ShazeemKhan]

Oh Heathcliff, Heathcliff no one should terrify the neighbourhood ❤

[@valentinmarinescu6445]

Thanks for these vids. Again cartoons that I remembered after so many years. But I saw them in the early 90s. Remember Heathcliff, Pound Puppies, Gummi Bears, Wozzles and Denver the Last Dinosaur.

[@TheReviewStudios]

you're welcome thanks for watching and sharing

[@hdofu]

The idea of Jem being forgotten is Truly Outrageous!

[@vikingvisigoth4384]

Heathcliff and The littles are not forgotten.

[@therichtershow]

fun and safe cartoons of the 80's. No wokeness

[@TheReviewStudios]

That's for sure. Thanks for watching

[@iamaraindog385]

I remember every single one of these. Then my back cracked and I *really* remembered them.

[@DamonNomad82]

Heathcliff/The Cadillac Cats and Gummy Bears were among my favorite cartoons as a kid in the 80s. I saw a few episodes of Denver the Last Dinosaur and liked that one as well. I had never known that The Littles was made into a cartoon show, but I was a fan of the books. I never saw the Popples, Rainbow Brite or Pound Puppies shows, but I was familiar with the related merchandise. I wasn't aware of the other three shows until many years later.

[@bryanhall4943]

I absolutely love this channel, it's in my top 5 thanks to the warm and fuzzies it regularly gifts me, thank you!!!!

[@TheReviewStudios]

Wow, thank you! We appreciate the support

[@convictionnotice1]

Goodness gracious I remember ALL of these.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Awesome 👌

[@ZoruaZorroark]

i watched almost all of these as reruns in the 90's, and i loved them

[@DarkLorde]

DUDE!!! I remember watching MOST of these shows when I was a kid. I had a Bumblion plush when I was young! I even recently re-watched the entire series of Gummi Bears on Disney+. This video gave me huge nostalgia right now!

[@Sailortwilight]

I watched all of these as a kid! I still remember most of the theme songs too. What a nice walk down memory lane. 🙂

[@thomasmeyer6407]

I have been trying to find denver The last dinosaur for years now. For some reason. I always remember it as Dino the Dinosaur. And I know that's like the flintstones, But I never remembered the Denver part. Such a retro blast just went through my mind Watching the intro and everything thank you

[@theycallmemrtibbs1684]

The Denver the last dinosaur theme pops into my head once in awhile!

[@TheReviewStudios]

Same here

[@throwbackswiththetechnodrome]

Yes! Loved Pound Puppies, the Snorks, Heathcliff, and Gummi Bears as a kid!

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Amazing video of forgetting beloved 80 cartoons,fantastic job.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Thank you 😊

[@foreignparticle1320]

Yep, I remember all of these. Jem and The Gummi Bears were my faves, and their theme songs evoke such powerful nostalgia. Loved hearing the Denver theme again - my friends and I thought that cartoon was so cool! Also, I love reading the comments of all you fellow 80s kids. You really had to be there... and we were.

[@patriksvensson2360]

I watched, and loved, almost all of these. Some weren't available when I was a kid, sadly. I recently revisited the Gummi Bears and I was taken aback at how inconcistent the animation and narrative was, especially in later seasons, which is a shame as it hade absolutely massive potential.

[@THenry12]

Man, being an 80s kid was definitely the best times. I watched all of these cartoons and they were very enjoyable. Interesting enough, Heathcliff sometimes came on Pluto Tv at times; which brought my childhood back to life. And yes, even the Disney Afternoon was amazing

[@peterjaketalkswrasslin6920]

I watched ALL of these… I loved The Littles so much… I couldn’t wait to catch that show on tv. The opening theme and animation was amazing. And Jem and the Holograms was EVERYTHING to me… that the Wuzzles was a get call back. I forgot all about that one and just like that all my memories were returned.

[@pryncecharming2133]

80s kid here. All of our cartoons had the greatest theme songs. Omigod, i remember every single one of these. The 1980s occupies the dopamine center of my brain lol. Best time to be a kid.

[@instrumentalist28]

I discovered Denver the last dinosaur in the 90s.....I love jem ❤

[@allthingscountry2015]

I remember all of these cartoons. Thanks for the nostalgic flashbacks.

[@7strawbery]

I loved every single one of these shows as a kid. Thanks for the reminder.

[@reddungeoneer2187]

All of these shows were brilliant! Most of which I am still waiting to make it it to DVD in the UK!

[@brianm6117]

I remember every one of these. I loved The Littles, Heathcliff, and Snorks. I had a Popple toy. It turned into a basketball. My brother had the football. He also had a Pound Puppy and Pound Puppy sheets. I wasn't a fan of Gummy Bears, but my brother was obsessed with it.

[@sombrashibe]

They definitely haven't been forgotten. Many reran in the 2000s, 2010, and now in streaming. Discovery Kids/Hub, tubi, and Pluto TV still run them. Let's wish all of these happy anniversary 🎉

[@tiffanyhillman7071]

Loved all of these! Still do.

[@nilawarriorprincess]

😊Wow! Man you made a top 10 lost of my favorite cartoons & toys from my childhood. I've had multiple strokes since then, so I had forgotten many of these. TYSM! I couldn't have come up with a better list of 80's cartoons. I may just head over to eBay & see if I can purchase a pink Popple.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sergeleon1163]

As someone from the Netherlands, Europe I grew up with all of these. These mentioned might not been the heavy hitters as some others where, or only lasted a couple seasons they still brought us some fun entertained in a 80s and 90s that was overloaded with a great amount of memorable cartoons.

[@TheReviewStudios]

Great bit of info, thanks

[@Grumplestiltskinn]

Wow, I had absolutely forgotten about The Littles, but as soon as I saw them I instantly remembered loving that show as a kid. So many great and wholesome shows for kids back then. I really miss Saturday morning cartoons with my brothers and fighting over what we'd watch next. lol

[@TheReviewStudios]

same here that intro was buried deep somewhere

[@antoniodiego9357]

I really enjoyed this video. A real blast from the past. As far as Saturday morning cartoons went, the littles was one of my favorites. So was the shirt tales, but that one didn’t make the list. I guess it’s not as forgotten as these

[@TheReviewStudios]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@nikedoesthings]

I was actually thinking of Heathcliff last week, wondering how many of my old school friends would still remember it :D... glad to know there are enough people who enjoyed and remember it.

[@LynnE507]

I'll NEVER forget Heathcliff. I read the comics as a kid and always around Christmas, there was a Heathcliff marathon. As an adult, I found all the episodes on DVD and bought them so my son could enjoy them. He's almost an adult and we still have those DVDs. 🙂

[@lowelllipe9125]

I remember, FONDLY, every one on your list. You totally nailed it with the Gummi Bears. I, too, still remember the theme song. Heck, I started singing it as soon as I heard the first note😁