4 INSANE Cartoons You're Missing Out On

[@thewittywhygaming6487]

"Magic can't solve magic." Literally the simplest solution possible, and I love it.

[@jbcatz5]

Bewitched used something kinda similar in that the spell could only be undone by the one who cast it, allowing for problems to happen when the spell in question was cast in malice, usually Endora on Darrin, or more well meaning but less skilled, Aunt Clara (bad memory being the main culprit). Consistent magic system rules are appreciated.

[@kirinbobarcana]

Yeah, I think uncle from Jackie Chan adventures would disagree with you there

[@MewPrincess2000]

Who here remembers the Discovery Kids shows like Growing Up Creepie? It feels like Discovery Kids was kind of overlooked compared to Nick, Disney, and Cartoon Network

[@renamon5658]

Remember time warp trio and tutenstien?

[@MewPrincess2000]

​@@renamon5658I do! My sister loved Tutenstein! She was really into Egyptian mythology and culture

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

I remember a show called Sci Squad.

[@casketbase7750]

Discovery Kids became The Hub, didn't it? That was the network that aired Friendship Is Magic. The show that started Enter's channel.

[@MewPrincess2000]

​@@casketbase7750You're correct!

[@Tokuman100]

2:06 - Lloyd in Space 7:59 - Ozzy & Drix 13:26 - The Replacements 17:42 - Wishfart

[@andykishore]

Thank you!

[@Mathmachine]

The fact that I knew three of the four of those instantly from the title card tells me I either had a really good childhood or an insane childhood.

[@toadfan64]

For me it was just the only thing on between 6:30-7am before I had school, lol.

[@daninogil]

it's the last three like me?

[@Tokensdorf]

@@daninogil For me it is the first three. I can guess the reason why I had no knowledge of Wishfart is because I didn't watch cable anymore when it came out and people didn't seem to talk about it. I watched the other three on cable though and enjoyed them, though I don't think season 2 of Replacements aired in my country, at least I never caught an episode of it, so just season 1 for that show.

[@austinmorrison6953]

Ozzy and Drix was one of the shows I grew up with. Honestly so many of the shows that aired on things like Kids WB hold up so well. As for Loyd in Space and The Replacements? I can definitely feel the memories coming back

[@ikarikid]

I only know Ozzy and Drix at all because I looked the movie up on IMDb. At the time, I was on the cusp of adulthood, and Fox Kids just wasn’t a thing I was able to watch for various other reasons. I loved the movie, but missed the show completely.

[@alexgomez6723]

@@ikarikidYou didn’t miss out on much, the show was the embodiment of mediocrity.

[@newguy371]

​@ikarikid It was actually on Kids WB. Fox Kids was their competitor, but I think when Ozzie and Drix aired, it had become the Fox Box. Ironically, Saban, who ran Fox Kids, would end up having a Saturday morning block on the same channel as Kids WB long after Kids WB ended.

[@ikarikid]

@@newguy371 I’m Aussie. We never had Kids WB.

[@ZelphTheWebmancer]

Same

[@hiddenflare6169]

I actually watched a lot of ‘The Replacements’ when I was younger. Pretty charming for a series that borrows a few things from the Simpsons (The boy’s voice actress is literally Bart’s). Surprised you mentioned you liked the art style... And not make any details of how it was changed for it’s second season? Well can’t say I blame ya, season 1 is easy to find including on Disney+, but season 2 was a bit hidden. They did try to add more story and even wrap up the series with a finale. Not a bad series. I gotta watch it again one day.

[@disneytriviabuff8188]

I'm pleased to see that other people remember the Replacements! When it was on, I watched it every day after school! I can't for the life of me figure out why Disney is keeping Season 2 under wraps.

[@Quinna5537]

I especially love how Dick and Kay broke the stereotypes about adoptive parents. To them it didn’t matter that Todd and Riley weren’t biologically theirs, they loved them as if they were their own and they were more precious to them than anything.

[@TheDeonProductionsChannel]

We had CBBC in my country, and I used to watch this show called Strange Hill High; it was about these three kids in a spooky school and I loved it. The animation looked very unique and the characters were memorable, though it sadly only had two seasons.

[@patworx1]

I would have included Sheep in the Big City. I remember watching clips of it years after it was off the air and realizing how clever it was.

[@MangoMagica]

The Autism Spectrum group I was in during COVID had a cartoon day every Tuesday so we did walk Sheep in the Big City one day. We were all pleasantly surprised about how funny it was!

[@brytilaar]

Cro is also forgotten.

[@ToxicWyvern1]

About the body swap voice thing, The Replacements got it right too. Dick and K get body swapped and the voices still match the body, but even better the accents DO get swapped, as in Dick's body speaks with Dick's voice (Dick's vocals cord) but has K's British Accent (K's mind), with the reverse happening with Ks body.

[@jbcatz5]

One Doctor Who audio drama has the Sixth Doctor and Peri bodyswap, so for a bit Colin Baker is doing Nicola Bryant’s Peri accent and Nicola is doing a Colin Baker impression. In another story Captain Jack pretends to be the Doctor, and late in the story the Sixth Doctor pretends to be Jack complete with a hilarious cod Texan accent. Good and bad accent swaps are both good fun.

[@PassTheSnails]

Of the thin-line animated shows i’ve seen, I think I might actually like Wishfart’s rendition of it THE MOST. The choices for color never keep the screen too busy. The simplicity of the art style doesn’t seem to allow itself to be its downfall with the way the angles are shot and such.

[@XavierZara]

What turns me off is the clearly stiff animation

[@JaxonHex]

One thing i love about The Replacements is that K and Dirk don't treat it like a job as the others do, they really love their kids and that it super heartwarming.

[@renamon5658]

I remember half of these shows. Wished i gave the replacements a chance when it first came out. discovery kids had some great cartoons. Like tutenstien, kenny the shark, time warp trio, growing up creepie and paz the penguin. Sad that most people forgot about them

[@casketbase7750]

I recently discovered an early 90s animated show called *The Maxx.* Its very creative with its low budget. The plot is a superhero noire with well-handled themes of male sexuality vs female sexuality. All of it is highly stylized. I really want to track down the comics from which its adapted.

[@wattsisnaim8111]

One of my favorites from back in the day. I loved all the Calvin and Hobbs references. And how much of people's past isn't about the what, but the why. Best example is, of course, the bunny incident. Layers on layers that get better on a second viewing.

[@ActionFilmsFan1995]

Loved The Replacements And Ozzie and Drix as a kid! Definitely deserve some recognition.

[@TheFriendlyWeirdo]

I remember being a big fan of the Replacements as a kid, but I’m interested in WishFart.

[@ZuraVT]

Literally same.

[@newguy371]

Some of the episodes are available on the official Wishfart KZbin channel.

[@TheFriendlyWeirdo]

@@newguy371 Thank you. I’ll give that a look when I get the chance. 👍

[@crystalhopedragon658]

Oh, have you seen any of the discovery kids shows? Growing Up Creepy, Tutenstein, Time Warp Trio, The Future is Wild, Kenny the Shark? I remember them all being good, though I don’t know how any of them hold up except Creepie. I think everyone just forgot about them. If you watch any of them, please watch Growing Up Creepie.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the fact that Francine was responsible for the nightmarish dreamscape in the Halloween special of Loyd in Space was a mindblowing revealation.

[@spacexbrawler]

The only one on the list I never saw was wish fart I believe. I'm glad Lloyd in Space got recognition here, super underrated. Same for Ozzy & Drix I was a big fan of the whole vibe of that franchise.

[@AJ-xc4qe]

If I were to bring Ozzy and Drix back, it would be as an adult cartoon where Hector is in high school with concepts like substance abuse or the cells getting addicted to watching internet "wet dreams". There are other cartoons that I absolutely love that don't get that much attention: Kid Cosmic, Wander Over Yonder (both created by Craig McCracken), My Life As A Teenage Robot, Winx Club, Dave the Barbarian, American Dragon Jake Long, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, The Secret Saturdays, Sym Bionic Titan, Generator Rex, Jackie Chan Adventures, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Duck Dodgers, Tron Uprising, Making Fiends, Class of 3000 and Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure!

[@toadfan64]

I've seen most of those and absolutely loved Jackie Chain Adventures growing up. Absolutely need to rewatch that one, or better yet have Disney bring it back.

[@Trist233]

Winx Club was really popular in Europe. The show (still) has too many merchandises.

[@uanime1]

There's already an anime like that called "Cells at Work! Code Black".

[@daninogil]

most of these can barely be called underrated. all I can say that maybe Generator Rex was really good and deserved some more sane airing times, but it can be dull at times and there is a huge amount of political jargon in comparison to ben 10 and wander over yonder deserve a lot more scrutiny then its getting and Moka's Fabulous Adventures is a lot better

[@goldylover1000]

That’s, honestly what ozzy and drix should’ve been in the first place. Hell, it’s what osmosis jones should’ve been in the first place had Warner bros balls up and let the movie be a PG-13 adult animated action comedy. With all the dick and drunk jokes. You can get. I can just see a scene where bill Murray gets absolutely drunk or stoned getting himself into chaos and trouble and the cells are wondering what the hell is going on?

[@mollyanderson657]

0:47 Are you kidding me, Nickelodeon? That guy only showed up on a few episodes.

[@retrostorm15]

You caught me off guard with the Ape Escape music when you started talking about The Replacements. Love that game and I'm glad to find others that enjoy it too ❤

[@TheMysteriousMrEnter]

Ape Escape is one of my favorite games of all time, and it's soundtrack is probably the best on the PS1.

[@EntityofDarkness696]

As a kid, I actually really liked Replacements, it was probably one of my favourite shows as a kid, but then again I'd watch almost anything.

[@twilightozzylovelyrockocip8222]

Osmosis Jones was one of my favorite movies when I was 4. When Ozzy and Drix started airing on Cartoon Network (I didn't watch Kids WB) I was excited to see two of my favorite characters going on more adventures. I didn't watch it thsuper often it was easier to pop in the DVD a 90 movie than wait for a 22 minute long episode but when I did catch it I was very happy.

[@dragontales1999]

Nobody seems to be talking about The Inventor which is a stop motion Rankin Bass style movie that came out just a few days ago. Wonder what his thoughts would be on it.

[@newguy371]

The movie just came out, and it has an average score on film sites, from what I've read. I doubt Mr. Enter will cover it anytime soon. He usually only does videos on stuff that he has something to say about. I may check this film out, though, so thanks for mentioning it.

[@shrimpdan2557]

I don't know if I'd call it an "underrated gem" (it topped the charts on Netflix's kids section for quite a while), but I almost never see anyone talk about The Cuphead Show. It's a shame because it's beautifully animated, funny, and I adore the characters. The Devil genuinely occupies such a massive space in my brain that I'd consider him to be something of a kin. The music's pretty great too, both the original songs and the incorporation of classical music. The dark and emotional/heartfelt scenes fit well without being out of place or taking itself overly seriously. It's a REALLY good show and it'll probably be something you vibe with if you enjoy slapstick. Even the worst episodes I would describe as just being "meh".

[@pundertalefan4391]

True. I saw most reviews on it saying how it's good, or it's bad, or it's different/ similar to the game in this way or that. Not many reviews go into detail about why exactly it's enjoyable. Though, I have found some. Finnthepony went over the show in depth, for example.

[@MobSpiderVA]

I remember in my middle school health class my teacher showed us the smoking episode of Ozzy and Drix, and I thought it was actually pretty damn good. Glad to see the show got some recognition

[@birthdayfruitecake8158]

I loved the Replacements when they aired, and I found the plots addicting because of how solid and creative they felt. Um, I think Osmosis Jones nearly traumatized me XD because I didn't want to watch about being inside the human body of someone, specifically a kid, on the brink of death, and the only thing I remember from Lloyd in Space is when one of the characters walked into the kitchen, found his mom and his friends sitting around the kitchen table, and he freaked out and ran out of the kitchen. I found that to be amusing and I wondered what that was about, but it was for like five seconds and I think I was busy with something else at the time.

[@SuperStaticPro]

I was one of the few kids who got to watch The Replacements growing up. The Talking Car was my favorite character.

[@ZuraVT]

I liked Lloyd in Space a bit but I was obsessed with The Replacements, It's sad to see great cartoons like these end up being forgotten ... Thank you for reminding me about them and letting people know about these shows.

[@JustinTyme116]

I LOVED The Replacements as a kid. I have it on my Disney+ watchlist, so I can rewatch it again one day. It’s been years since I last seen it. I might check the other 3 shows out as well, especially Lloyd In Space. (Speaking of Disney cartoons, maybe you could do a review on American Dragon: Jake Long or even The Weekenders, the latter not being on Disney+ for some reason.)

[@wakeangel2001]

I recall at least 2 other shows that had a body swap episode where the voice actors didn't switch; Justice League, which had an episode where Lex Luthor and the Flash switched, and Sonic Boom with Sonic and Eggman switching. It sucks that this is so rare. I also remember getting into an argument with one of my co-workers because they were totally convinced that Ozzy and Drix the TV show came out first and the movie was based on it. Nowadays we have the anime series "Cells at Work" to give us the basic premise of Ozzy and Drix but with anime waifus.

[@Commenter839]

Friendship is Magic and Moon Girl also had body swap episodes where the voices didn't swap- and the latter case used it for great joke potential, since Devil (being a dinosaur) struggled to form words or move naturally in Lunella's human body.

[@billiezeiszler608]

Does that anime have a red blood cell and a white blood cell trying to fuck each other? I could be wrong though, I've never seen it.

[@wattsisnaim8111]

Odd it wasn't mentioned here, but The Replacements also did body swap of Dick and K keeping the voice with the body. Kath Soucie trying to sound like Daran Norris trying to sound like K was truly inspired.

[@jbcatz5]

The Justice League one was clever because it gave Michael Rosembaum, the voice actor for Flash, the opportunity to play Lex Luthor, the role he played in live action on Smallville.

[@wattsisnaim8111]

@@jbcatz5 Best line: "At least now I'll know the Flash's secret identity... I have no idea who this is."

[@g-chanthesage79]

Lloyd in Space - Pretty decent The Replacements - Pretty good Ozzy & Drix - Pretty decent Wishfart - Not as bad as you think All these reviews were pretty accurate to be honest, I have nothing else to add.

[@redstreak9430]

They only one I wasn’t aware of was Wishfart. I enjoyed Replacements and Ozzy & Drix even if admittedly I usually watched them because shows I really cared about were up next (Power Rangers and The Batman or Pokémon respectively). Lloyd in Space was kinda just there for me as I was channel surfing at my grandparents house but it was alright

[@hiddendesire3076]

10:22 Ah so my luck. Been set on fire, poisoned, drowned, electrocuted, ran over twice, shot, stabbed, crushed, and impaled. Oh, also fell three stories. My body hates me.

[@elizabethk007]

I had seen all of these except the last one. Definitely a “don’t judge a book by its cover” show

[@chaddwickfincher5835]

Wishfart was a surprisingly good show.

[@Vampiyaa]

Maybe it was because growing up in Canada meant also growing up with Teletoon's crap and a bunch of other weird Canadian/other countries' hidden shows, but I've seen all of these but the last one lol. We have some bizarre shit that we're legally forced to air. Some of it genuinely feels like it was just a fever dream.

[@astromoonie]

i heard the title in the tone of one of those obnoxious surfer bro accents for some reason

[@VintageFenrir]

Never heard of Wish Fart, but I absolutely loved the others

[@gwfb5]

I think this is the first time I've heard anyone talk about it. I thought it was okay, but didn't understand the title.

[@neminem233]

You were right. The rainbow background with the girl with big black eyes did intrigue me, and I do really want to watch that show now

[@labyrinthgirl17]

Except for the last one, I remember watching these shows and loving them. Ozzy & Drix, and Lloyd in Space were shows I always made sure to watch whenever they were on.

[@bluebeanie561]

Majority of these show (the 4 shown here) I used to watch them in Saturday mornings shows in non-cabel channels like KidsWB, Channel 10 (abc), Foxbox(?). Majority of the kids in my grade school had cable, so I didn't know the shows they were talking about. So it makes me glad that there were other people talking about these even after a decade or two later.

[@ivanbluecool]

Glitch tecs is also a show i recommend. It's colorful and actually does boy girl friendships well(looking at you star vs and other cak arts cartoons) Fun characters but it does need basic video game lingo to understand. Show is very underated and deserves to be seen even though it's cancelled. Also miko is awesome

[@ysmahelyfilho9998]

Oh... that explains it. I was looking forwards to more episodes... 😅

[@ivanbluecool]

​@@ysmahelyfilho9998me too but networks hate shows that actually are good. The list I could make would be massive

[@Commenter839]

And fun fact: that show was made by the creator of Fanboy and Chum Chum. I'm not kidding, we could've had one of the greatest creator redemptions in animation history lol. Really though, the way this show was treated is just sad. It had so much potential and it's obvious they had plans. I've even heard that there were multiple fully voiced episodes that were just never released for some reason, and I guess they're lost media now. And it ends on a cliffhanger, which makes everything worse. And yes, the animation is GORGEOUS- it's done by the same crew behind Rise of the TMNT (which coincidentally was also treated extremely poorly) and it shows. At this point I'm really hoping Moon Girl becomes the next big thing on Disney, because it's just not right that Flying Bark Animation has produced so many visual masterpieces these past few years that have all been treated poorly, cancelled, and hidden by the parent networks

[@ivanbluecool]

@@Commenter839 it's funny considering it has the whole "diversity" thing networks push(they don't actually care about it) with how Miko is japanese. The male lead Hispanic. Then we got everyone else who all got unique designs but the thing is they are actually likable people not tropes. Plus a secret story like gravity falls with the manager and his backstory and ai data going for season three So much wasted potential

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

Oh, and it's made by the same guy as Fanboy and Chum Chum. (And it's even hinted to share a universe since both their names show up on leaderboards at various points and there's ManArctica merch in the background of one episode)

[@avalasialove]

I never managed to catch Ozzy and Drix growing up. But now that I’ve watched quite a few episodes as an adult, I can say I probably would’ve liked it growing up. The human body has always been a fascinating topic for me. I *do* remember seeing several episodes of “The Replacements” when I was a kid. Although I don’t think it’s quite as good as I remember, I still think it holds up well.

[@PriffyViole]

I remember seeing Ozzy and Drix. The original movie was actually filmed near where I live. I'm pretty sure I also saw at least one episode of The Replacements, but I have no memory of it.

[@Sonicfalcon16]

I like the idea of Enter just opening a video and its like "You should check these out they were good and deserve more attention then they got when they aired"

[@Haschel80]

I always enjoyed the Replacements, only a 2 season run from what I recall, but it did have a conclusion which was unique at the time. I enjoyed the ride for sure. You'd see it late on night on Disney alongside "Dave the Barbarian" and "Brandy and Mr. Whiskers"

[@thecinematicbandicoot7280]

At the very least, Tom Sito did the best with what he was given with the animated portions of the Osmosis Jones movie.

[@juord]

I just started watching The Replacements a few months ago. I think it’s really good, and the plots for each episode regarding the concept of Fleemco makes it really fun. And the theme song is really catchy. I love Riley Daring, Grey Delisle does a great job voicing her. My only complaint is the designs and art style changing in Season 2. Other than that animation and art style wise it’s really amazing.

[@KeybladeMaster87]

I loved Lloyd in Space as a kid. I watch an episode of it on KZbin about a week ago and I was laughing my ass off. I would love to watch the full series again. I hope Disney Plus puts it up sometime.

[@SpongeyTheEditor]

The Replacements theme slaps how dare you.

[@morningblue84]

Sheep in the Big City. I feel like I was the only one on Earth who watched the show back then. It has a very Rocky and Bullwinkle vibe to it, and I loved the cast.

[@daronhybridgaming3165]

Anyone else remember kappa Mikey that Western and Japanese animation show? I know it ran 2 seasons but come on if it could get a 3rd season think of the new anime references we could see

[@ULTIMATZEKROM]

I remember enjoying Ozzy and Drix. Brainfart actually has a decent premise, I kinda like it.

[@yasser3268]

The 1 Hidden Gen Cartoon that everyone have missed out on and forgot about that it was awesome, that Show is.. Megas XLR

[@Zilkenian_Davenport]

I'm totally watching Wishfart now, was looking for a new cartoon, thanks!

[@jaceybella1267]

Seeing Lloyd in Space made me feel like I was remembering a fever dream. I remember watching the show and remember what it looked like, but couldn't remember anything else. I gotta say your description sold me! I have great memories of Ozzy and Drix, I always felt the Bill Murray live action stuff was weird, so having an animated human as well as a kid made for such a good choice. It's definitely what defined the main characters to me so much more than the movie And honestly I'll never not be upset the way people slept on The Replacements. It was such a fun show that I remember liking more than FOP at the time.

[@toadfan64]

I actually remember 3/4 of these cartoons. I used to watch Lloyd in Space before school growing up and I felt the same about it just being a fine show as a kid. Might have to give it a rewatch after your praise though. Ozzy and Drix was another one I watched before school alot as well. The Replacements came a little later when I was in middle/highschool so I didn't watch it quite as much, but I always enjoyed that one as well.

[@goufr3540]

Out of all the shows here, only Wishfart was the only one I have never seen nor heard of. Having seen the other three, I did watch Ozzy and Drix most and a bit of the other two but not enough to recall anything about them.

[@Brotherofthe4thCompany]

So WishFart is Discworld meets Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy? Now you have my interest.

[@thebatterymill]

Lloyd in Space was more of a solo cartoon… Recess was about a friend group

[@tvgamerstan6180]

Lloyd in Space, Ozzy & Drix, and The Replacements are some of my favorite cartoons. They're very underrated. I'm glad I went back and rewatched Lloyd in Space and The Replacements back in 2019 and rewatched Ozzy & Drix back in 2020.

[@HomerSimpsonIsCool]

17:44 No "4" in this moment in the transition. Thank you for introducing new animated shows to me, Mr. Enter.

[@robinkholmes7127]

I saw "Lloyd in Space", I remember a few episodes, the one where the guys infiltrate a girl's sleepover, the one where Lloyd's sister loses her telekinetic powers, the one where a toxic gas turns the adults catatonic or unconscious, the one where two of Lloyd's friends' team up to become a bully, the one where those two same friends find out that their species are enemies and interplanetary cultural awareness days, plus of course the gender identity episode. Saw the Osmosis Joens Show and movie. Seen the Replacements and... I thought it was okay. What is "Wishfart"?

[@Cantimule]

Lloyd in Space is one of the only shows left that I've just not been able to find anywhere after it left TV. No streaming or home video. It aired in 1080p, so it's baffling why it's never gotten onto Disney+.

[@sharkmaster9]

Off the top of my head: The Weekenders, Sam & Max Freelance Police, Pepper Ann, Project G.E.E.K.E.R., Fugget About It, Johnny Test, Time Squad, Freaky Stories, and Secret Saturdays.

[@ivanbluecool]

I remember watching osmosis Jones and replacements. Fun shows not my tops but got me some good laughs. I recommend the looney tunes show for a good slice of life time. The tiny tunes reboot it's good and other underated gems like chowder and flapjack Adult wise moral orel deserves more love

[@uanime1]

Some good cartoons about wishing are Wish Kid (starring Macaulay Culkin) and Bimble's Bucket. Both feature people with a magic device that grants wishes but these wishes only last for 24 hours, so they can't use them to provide long term solutions.

[@pinkiemeowstic89]

Another great obscure one is Sam & Max Freelance Police. If you've started to warm up to The Patrick Show, you'll more than likely adore this one. If you're a Sam & Max fan already, you'll DEFINITELY adore this one. If you aren't, you might just become one.

[@HolyGoddessMotherAnne]

I like Sam and Max Freelance Police.

[@Delightfully_Witchy]

One of my favorite episodes of Loyd in Space was the episode where a sociopathic girl had mind-control powers and was mentally enslaving all the boys in school and not a single adult really cared for no explicable reason. (They weren't controlled, they just didn't care.) Hilariously/disturbing, they solved the problem by male version of her species of alien to enslave *HER* and then they *never spoke of that incident again.* It was quite a show.

[@wallyhackenslacker]

That robocop cartoon (and the toys) were some of my favorites as a kid, but as and adult it's the kind of thing that makes me wonder what sort of batshit insane planets aligned for that to happen.

[@Delightfully_Witchy]

I actually brought up Loyd in space waaay back on one of your other videos. I always thought it was great and it got new appreciation/life on Toon Disney.

[@mikwee]

Just watched the video. Had to search stuff on Wikipedia afterwards, and I hadn’t been surprised in years as much as I was to learn Wishfart was not meant to be an adult cartoon. I remember The Replacements! I grew up on it, very cool show. It made me want to prank call, something I’ve never done.

[@ottobaron6392]

I used to watch "Ozzie and Drix", when it was first broadcast, and I enjoyed the series.

[@titangirl161]

I loved Ozzy and Drix. I also very much liked how it did include some actual biology and used clever visual metaphors to show how things inside you work Incidentally, the one animated show I remember but no one else does was a short lived show called Detention on the WB. I really liked it as s kid, but as an adult, I appreciate even more how they portray the teacher as a human, who has interests and a life outside the school, their job

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

7:20 IRONIC you said that, given The Replacements, ALSO had a body swap episode, where the Voices don't swap : we have Agent K and Dick Daring swap bodies as a subplot of a S2 episode From the clips you saw in the video of how they usually act, that should tell you how funny those few scenes were 19:24 I see. the Teen Titans GO! modus operandi when choosing the name of the episode 20:01 I don't know. It seems weirder that magic can't fix magic. i think i would prefer something like how the jumanji cartoon handled it, with a "requierment" or "mission" you need o fulfill

[@coltk5996]

I used to watched the replacements every saturday morning on ABC that was a great show.

[@erickmartinez5631]

Definitivaly Moville Mysteries is a seriously criminaly underrated gem

[@snbsixteen6stars201]

moville mysteries and dentionaire deserve better

[@chesiregirl]

My underrated gem is the show O'Grady from Noggin's teen programming block, The N. It's such a bizarre-ass show (really weird art style, but it works with the themes of the show) and you have to appreciate absurdist humor to fully enjoy it, but it's really funny if you do appreciate that kind of humor. "I'll give you a hint: what is scarier than my mother?" "Someone stealing your kidneys to sell on the black market?" "Beth, did you watch that show last night?" "Don't Fall Asleep on the Beach?" "Yeah." "Maybe."

[@rocvan8190]

Never watched none of these, and now I have new shows in my watchlist. Thanks.

[@smileykerr5875]

The Replacements was one of my favorite shows as a kid! :D unfortunately when I was growing up it only came on Disney Channel at literally around 4 am so I'd usually stay up on weekends or during summer and watch lol

[@lcyurchuk]

One show I think is underrated due to the reputation Canadian animation was given by the KZbin animation community is Yvon of The Yukon. It's a show about a French explorer who is sent on a voyage to the new world on behalf of King Louis XIV who gets lost along the way, winds up falling overboard in the arctic ocean, leaving him frozen for three hundred years. He is later discovered by a boy named Tommy, who lives in a small village in the Yukon who was out with his dog. And the dog, relieving himself, thaws out the frenchmen. Yeah, it's a kind of vulgar show but it also has some pretty good episodes

[@pundertalefan4391]

I remember seeing The Replacements randomly. I didn't have cable back then, so it wasn't at my house. I don't remember much about it, though. However, I WILL NEVER FORGET THE THEME SONG.

[@Dimensioneer88]

My picks for underrated cartoons: -The 7th Portal -Penn Zero: Part Time Hero -The Mighty Ducks -Pokemon Orange Islands arc

[@grahamgonnelly3972]

I'm not the only one who remembers "Wishfart." I remember seeing trailers for it on Cartoon Network UK.

[@tugsteve7594]

The Replacements Dude just unlocked childhood memories I didn't know I even had.

[@the1magageneral323]

Lloyd and space dance episode I remember.

[@AoiUsagiOtoko]

i loved the first three shows when i was younger, especially lloyd in space! it just had such a good vibe to it...there's a VR game called cosmonious high that has a really similar feel, now that i think about it the replacements always harkens me back to staying the night at my grandma's while my mom was working. it'd always come on in the wee hours of the morning and for some reason that made it feel more special

[@choczynski]

Fun fact! RoboCop got two different cartoon series

[@TurboPikachu]

Man I forgot how star-studded my childhood shows were. These days it seems like animation’s reputation as a kids-only medium has barred modern cartoons off from well-known industry vocal talent (except for very few exceptions)

[@marsmeetsearthproductions6279]

Thank you for highlighting these hidden gems

[@WillieManga]

Here's a little bit of fun info for Ozzy and Drix; that's Phil Lamaar doing a Chris Rock impression and Jeff Bennett... let's be honest, not even trying too hard to sound like David Hyde Pierce. While Drix in the movie was akin to a superhero cop, he gives off Earthworm Jim vibes here. I love how they make their take on each character unique. Speaking of actors, Tim Curry was even in the first episode.

[@jlev1028]

Now, an obscure cartoon I do remember fondly is The Secret Saturdays. It's about an explorer family and their sasquatch companion trying to prevent an evil reality show host (who's actually a yeti) from capturing all the world's cryptids. What's not to like?

[@jbcatz5]

There was a crossover episode after it finished in Ben 10 Omniverse. Dr Animo had a brilliant line, following his use of the phrase the bee’s knees with a note to self to remind him later to put knees on bees.

[@oh2446]

There are a few underrated shows I can suggest, Spliced it's a Canadian SpongeBob clone, but it's decent. Mission Hill is an underrated adult comedy made by Golden age Simpsons writers.

[@RumbleDelta]

The Replacements is so nostalgic to me, I never realised it was as overlooked as it was. I'm so mad it's somehow STILL not Disney+

[@kidanarchy2105]

A show I honestly think never got the attention it deserved because it was overshadowed by contemporaries is Legion of Superheroes. This show aired right as Teen Titans and Justice League Unlimited were ending. And only a few years before Spectacular Spider-Man. Add in non superhero action shows like Avatar, Ben 10, and Star Wars The Clone Wars, and it's obvious *why* it's been forgotten to time, it aired in the action cartoon golden age, but it's sad to see it lost in the shuffle. Brainiac 5 is the best boy.

[@SuperKamehameha2]

i LOVED Ozzie and Drix as a kid. Loid in Space and Replacements I remember watching, but not often because I didnt watch too much Disney channel. Wishfart though, I've never even heard of until now. Looks good!

[@inaciosthirdstudio]

Let’s hope that HBO’s Velma never gets a second season. Amen.

[@the1magageneral323]

Didn't miss out, I saw them and had mixed reactions them. The shows I missed out on were Batman, Maga anime and other cable shows.

[@predator5775]

Of these 4, I remember Ozzy and Drix the most, vaguely remember the Replacements, and the others were cartoons I didn't know existed. I had enjoyed quite a few of Ozzy though I did wonder how it was they went from Frank to Hector. As for a show that went under the radar, I've been obsessed with a very obscure franchise from Hasbro called Hanazuki: Full of Treasures. I really enjoyed the premise and characters but I couldn't understand why no one talks about it.