WAIT... Remember Rocket Power?

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Were you a fan of Rocket Power? Which action sport from the show were you most interested in or took up at some point in your life?

[@rakiahbaker5589]

This was another good show I watched 🛹

[@cheese286]

brings back memories

[@edwinmauricio7912]

Been watching your videos back to back. Good content man!

[@here5254]

Mountain boarding was the one I want to try the most

[@chrishawkins1865]

For me it was skateboarding, but I was casual as they come.

[@Zyra19]

I KNOW I watched this show regularly as a kid yet I remember basically NOTHING that happened, just the VIBE, it has this essence I can't describe

[@gersongarcia6699]

Same I remember they had a rocket power game and I played it on my game boy as a kid but I have no idea about the show just good memories 😊

[@itsjustani324]

i had the game on gamecube. definitely played that and sims and spongebob the most

[@jamesmiller206]

@@itsjustani324 literally the only episodes i could remember were the squids videogame and tony hawk episode.

[@tedbundy3366]

The only line I remember is Otto saying "that's just the kind of guy I am" obnoxiously after drinking a soda and burping. He was quite the narcissist now that I think about it.

[@tedbundy3366]

They were skateboarders, surfers, hockey players, bmx riders, etc... this show was amazing!

[@didimean]

Watched this show religiously.... I wanted to have that life so bad. Just waking up and skating to the beach to surf, have a burger, than go to the skatepark until dark. This show will always hold a special place in my heart... it honestly makes me sad AF to think back to those days. Simpler, better times.

[@angelsunlight]

You can still move to the beach if you want to

[@PunmasterSTP]

Were you able to live that life at all, at least a little bit at one time?

[@CharmCityGamer]

I LOVED Rocket Power! Underrated as hell show. And rest easy to Tito's voice actor. Thanks Jordan!

[@GojosBackHand]

Underrated! Are you kidding😂? This show was EXTREMELY POPULAR

[@Marko_52]

@@GojosBackHand well he said underated as hell, i guess hell is popular then?

[@shizuwolf]

If you mean underrated NOW, yeah I get it. Most people talk about classic Spongebob or Rugrats, but hardly any talk about Rocket Power

[@CharmCityGamer]

@@shizuwolf Yeah that's what I mean, underrated in the time of 2022. Back then it was popular as hell.

[@victorowen2592]

It took a marathon for me to really get i to this ahow...Tito was my guy

[@reid9462]

That Tony Hawk episode always stuck in my head. Loved the glow in the dark boards and wheels. Also really loved the New Zealand special

[@maxrichard2244]

100% agree . . . WOOGIDY WOOGIDY!!!

[@lamontyaboy718]

The Tony Hawk episode aired ONE DAY before September 11th

[@saeris2471]

We all learned what Vegemite was from that episode and it sounded delicious.

[@tybarker5038]

I remember eating my fruity pebbles to that episode when it was brand new and they were really hyping it up and I definitely remember the glow in the dark vibes and how epic it was to see Tony Hawk in this. Good times. Definitely the best episode.

[@trip4923]

@@lamontyaboy718 lmao yes, and?

[@bucy21]

I met Uncle Tito in real life in Hawaii when I was in elementary school. Ray Bumatai came to my school and was a “guest” instructor for my bicycle safety class. Super nice guy and I feel like he really played himself in the show. Great guest and mentor to have. One of my favorite memories as a kid along with living the lifestyle the show portrayed.

[@angelsunlight]

Woah that’s dope af

[@clanrubicon]

I watched ROCKET POWER with my kids and loved it. We hung out a lot at Venice Beach and the show really captured that vibe. At first glance, it appears to be a simple show, but as a single father raising two active sons, I could see the stories had real depth. ROCKET POWER is a rare gem.

[@Imcoldallthetime]

you've made December so nostalgic, Jordan, thank you for these wonderful trips down memory lane.

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

Word.

[@emilynam6084]

Rocket power was awesome. It really captured the 90s-early 2000s vibe for me. I miss that era so much.

[@Personarose]

This show is what made skating, skateboarding, snowboarding cool alongside the Tony Hawk/SXX games for me. Not to mention how heartwarming it can be when counts I mean the episode with Sam’s dad.

[@Seabasstard22]

Loved this series and made me wanna get into sports like street hockey, and skateboarding… remember MVP (Most Valuable Primeape) series. That movie was popular around this time period.

[@frederickdelius1106]

The episode otto breaks his leg...this was just before social media grabbed everyone by the throat.

[@elonmust7470]

CKY for me

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

Facts even surfboarding at some point for me it made me want to actually do it and gave me enough courage when I was little but yeah no I don't wanna do that now though. Tony Hawk and literally anything related around him to his games is just sick nostalgia for me though.

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

@@pleaseshutup7053 Yes also great name Lmao 👍👍👍

[@Tsunami_Symon]

This show got me hype every episode! Especially that kick ass intro! God... I miss my childhood.

[@T-Swizzle_and_Melanie4LIFEEE]

WE ARE RIDERS ON A MISSION ACTION KIDS IN PLAY POSITION ROCKET POWER- 🎶

[@chrishawkins1865]

Rocket Power, an all time classic! Twister was my favorite character.

[@scottfrenz]

Same

[@snakeeyes2551]

@@scottfrenzOtto was my favorite character and Twister was my brother’s favorite character.

[@AarosConcerts]

Same!

[@youphooymayers246]

I still remember crying when I found out Tito's Voice Actor passed. What a legend and what an amazing Cartoon this was.

[@jaysherman2615]

As the ancient Hawaiians say, "A hui hao". In English, "Until we meet again."

[@afrolatinaenthusiast]

Rip Tito

[@Twinklethefox9022]

Wait.. he did? That's sad to hear.

[@afrolatinaenthusiast]

AND WHO WAS TITO'S VA?! Edit it was Ray Bumatai

[@chitown4life08]

Omg when did he pass??

[@T-Swizzle_and_Melanie4LIFEEE]

Dude, Im a Gen-Z and I just found out about this show like 3 months ago and BOY, Im obsessed!!!! Bro I dont even care about the latest trends and stuff like I dont fit in to that stuff. I LOVEEE old shows and movies and I really appreciate the stuff in the 2000’s. How obsessed am I?? Lets see: I watched this show 6 times and im gonna keep rewatching it, I watch it every day, I can tell you any episode you want, I have 2 rocket power shirts, I make everyone call me Reggie (they listen) , all of my wallpapers are rocket power, im gonna be Reggie for Halloween, I have her red sunglasses and camo pants, I dyed my hair purple just because of reggie, I call my cuz Twister And if I dont he gets mad lol, and a lot more stuff

[@simplesimply3753]

I loved this show. It seemed so rooted in reality. I could relate to each character in different ways and it helped figure out my own life issues. It also made me feel like I had friends when I didn’t.

[@ElfpireEva]

I remember the Rocket Power episode (special? unsure) where they had to go through a hurricane and the main character heads out to do some skating after it calms down, unknowingly heading out as the eye of the storm was passing over his town. That episode helped me save the lives of some inexperienced hurricane victims when they tried to do the same.

[@graythaprince]

Otto tried to surf at the beach and didn't understand storm surge.

[@djcogdill9263]

​@graythaprince Wasn't there some famous surfer who was known for surfing in hurricanes and Otto wanted to do it because that guy was there and going to do it again?

[@andrewmedanich2844]

As a person that didnt enjoy sports this was one of my favorite shows of my childhood. The lessons were so wholesome and relateable. Truly the golden age of kids television.

[@Doomroar]

Probably the only animated show about sports that managed to get me hooked to the screen

[@yubos98]

I LOVED Rocket Power. Growing up it was an inspiration and playing ice hockey in a team as a kid really completed that bond I had with the show. Honestly, it's incredible how many incredible shows were there on Nick and CN in the 90s and early 00s. Also, thanks for reminding about GAS, watching Legends of The Hidden Temple was one of my favorite past times!!!

[@saltenzy449]

Damn this hit me with nostalgia. I loved the Hawk-trix episode, and for some reason I recall another 3 episodes pretty clearly. The one where they drain the neighbors pool for the perfect skate bowl, the one with the new sports equipment that all breaks the moment its used, and the one where they go out to skate in the middle of a hurricane. That show was wild

[@xavierabii548]

This show was my jam back then. I was never into any of the sports the kids were into but the show got me so hyped and made me feel like I could actually do those amazing things if I wanted to lol. I really appreciated that and I'm glad it wasn't cancelled.

[@ki11ershark]

I loved this show as a kid and just re-watched it last year, and I thought it still held up incredibly well. I loved the characters, the relationships between the kids, parents, neighbors, the voice acting done by actual kids/teens, the troubles they had and the lessons. I also like Twister's Hispanic heritage, Otto and Reggie losing their mother, and Sam having divorced parents. I enjoyed the slang and such it was all really fun and sometimes a tear-jerker. I think when people think it's funny to make fun of a certain eras slang like, 'how old are you?' 'We don't say "dynamite!" anymore' but that doesn't make it stupid. It's fun how language evolves especially with kids and I always liked hearing the slang this friend group made up and inside-jokes between them. Also, though I've never been a sports kinda girl, except I did play ice hockey as a kid and tried to skateboard (not well), but I never found the extreme sports in this show cringey or tempting to try, just seemed like California kids and city kids (which I was) are usually into sports. But I also liked that they showed other interests, Twister loved film-making and singing (also great at intricate sculpture design), Reggie loved writing and interviewing, Sam loved computers and game design. Otto's maybe the only one without outside interests from sports, though he does have a great work ethic for his sports and doesn't give up on something just because he's having trouble with it. You could maybe only see him pursuing sports professionally for the rest of his life, though the others could if they wanted to. I also like when Otto struggles with being afraid, being embarrassed, questions his morals, etc. Otto is super funny and he can be an asshole but typically gets called out on it, interesting when they show him straight up mis-remembering an event so that he looks like the good guy and the victim, definitely has narcissistic traits but can also tell his family and friendships do count when it comes down to them or fame. Only thing I didn't like was the whole weird fourth season. I don't like the new voice actors for Sam, or Twister, and I hate the story line with the new step-mom, both the meeting her and wedding movies. She was incredibly uncaring and ignorant of what step-parenting or any parenting looks like and Raymundo is worse than usual in ignoring his children's needs. I much preferred Breezy, she seemed to actually want to get to know the kids and showed actual concern for Reggie when they were having issues and went to her one-on-one. I too loved the Tony Hawk episode (I loved playing Tony Hawk Pro-Skater). I also loved episodes like Otto is afraid, Otto and Twister lost in a hurricane, Sam's video game, Reggie trying out for volleyball, the sandcastle competition, the secret hangout, and the secret beach. The New Zealand TV movie was amazing. Vegemite!

[@futureDreamer4]

I finished rewatching Rocket Power like two months ago. I still love this show.

[@DeePrime2410]

Absolutely miss this show. A childhood favorite.

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Same here

[@mateo1726]

It’s on paramount+ for $9.99 a month!

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@jeffreywilliams8499 I do too.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@mateo1726 I have Paramount Plus and it's so fun and better than Netflix.

[@V4Vonnie]

I remember when this first aired! I remember it aired close to the start of school because it captured that in-between summer and school time. Like I felt it in my body man! I remember the "vibe" was on point. It was always amazing how execs picked (at the time) great shows close to the start of school.

[@TedizMayne]

Yeah, this show has a special place in my heart. As a kid growing up in SoCal, everything about this show translated to what I did growing up, going to beaches, skateboarding, biking, snowboarding, surfing, and my personal favorite: Inline skating. Woogity woogity woogity!

[@sbcj9]

I'm glad I was able to find this show on Paramount Plus. I got it originally for another show, but saw this on there and it was like reliving my childhood again. Loved this show as a kid.

[@Bulbasaur617]

Definitely remember watching this back in the ol days of Nickelodeon. Thanks for covering this.

[@ChuckD008]

I was THE target audience for this. I was nonstop playing THPS 1/2, watching the XGames, subscriber of TransWorld Skate, owner of Tech Deck toys. This show got me stoked

[@Defiedvibes1]

As a beach boy born and raised surfer skater I loved this show sfm as a kid ty for bringing back the memories deep in the back of my mind

[@growingup15]

This show is what got me into Skateboarding. 22 years later I'm still riding.

[@davidtrujillo5992]

This show was AMAZING! So so underrated.

[@mrwestcottx3487]

Heard it but never watched it maybe cuz I was born in mid 2000s kid.

[@mrwestcottx3487]

@@pleaseshutup7053 how would you know if I go outside or not

[@nealgray2744]

@@pleaseshutup7053 don’t be ignorant and stupid now be nice and respectful

[@grigorirasputin996]

Proclaiming things things you like are underrated is overrated.

[@tking4470]

YES I DO! I loved Rocket Power as a kid. I loved the vibe of the show. It reminded me of my friends. I always felt that this was pretty underrated.

[@BooboosANDBloodshed_95]

I feel like this show contributed very much to my personality as an adult I was such a massive fan of this growing up man the early 2000s were awesome , there were a lot of cartoons that were bangers but this one especially

[@reid9462]

Been hoping youd do this one. Got covid around thanksgiving last month and the nostalgia of binge watching this series got me through

[@brandonmanuel2842]

I have a 4 seasons of Rocket Power. That show got me through 2002-2003 school year.

[@benbacon7654]

I remember this show! It was one of my favorites back when I was a kid! Thanks for unlocking a childhood memory Jordan!

[@stonekold10x]

I loved and remembered this show and can't believe it isn't looked on so fondly. It has great episodes about life it's more than just an extreme sports shows or 90's time capsule as some KZbinrs claim

[@jimyvanloock3510]

Loved watching this :) A fun show that knew what it was all about and didn't try being something else.

[@cartooniste2z]

I swear, yesterday I was wondering if you covered Rocket Power yet, and here it is! Hard to forget this show, I wished I watched more of it back then. And Rocket Power Beach Bandits was a pretty fun PS2 game from what I remember

[@ak_hoops]

This was easily one of my favorite cartoons when I was younger. LOVED it.

[@austinwilburn1772]

I remember the Tony Hawk episode too. It was one of my favorite because I wanted the neon skateboards so bad lol. Also I don’t know why it’s stuck with me but I remember the sand castle contest episode where in the end the crappy little sand castle won because it was the only true sand castle. Always made me think, to not over think stuff.

[@WestCoastCheeseHead]

This is one of those shows you just remember from the vibe not even the episodes, this show made me want to skate as a kid growing up in San Diego and the tony hawk influence

[@marywallace3620]

Honestly, I'm not a big sports fan but I did enjoy watching Rocket Power once in awhile and my favorite characters were Reggie (because she's the only girl in the group lol) and Sammy/Squid (because he's a kind hearted kid who forgives easily--like I was as a kid).

[@slashbash1347]

I appreciated how nuanced the show portrayed adults. There were episodes where adults were depicted as killjoys, whereas others showed that the rules are there for a reason, like when Raymundo pointed out that Otto accidentally hurt Mr. Stimpleton and never once apologized, Otto trying to take advantage of the fact that Conroy was his teacher, or Tito telling them that even if they didn't want to spend time with them, it was still not okay to run off without saying anything. One episode that stuck with me was when Otto wound up being Mr. Stimpleton's caddy because Stimpleton fixed his bike. In that episode, both of them learn from each other; Stimpleton learns to be more aggressive in his game and Otto learns to be more patient in his.

[@the_shiny_wartortle_8913]

this was one of my favorite childhood series so nice that you cover it now in this video & to know the background information about it.

[@DriedVix]

The Tony hawk episode and the episode where Otto becomes scared of the ocean for awhile are my absolute favorites. Especially the ocean one as I have a fear of deep water as well.

[@timsap51]

Rocket Power was such an impactful show and really inspired me to get into some extreme sports, even as a bigger kid

[@CesarACastillo]

Being from Southern California originally I went crazy for this show because I was an hour’s drive from Newport and Huntington Beach. I could understand that surfers lifestyle this show was known for because I was a surfer. By no means a pro that could compete but I still loved the sport. Also being inside the curl has got to be the most adrenaline pumping experience I’ve ever experienced in my 33 years of life. Oh, I also tried extreme skateboarding because of this show. While I never got the hang of it I didn’t just outright quit. I actually put some effort into it. Once I finally accepted that I wasn’t a mad shredder on the half pipe I gave my gear to a kid who really took off with the sport. I really miss this show just like a lot of the other 90s early 00 Nick classics

[@gammafrost]

This was possibly my most favorite show on Nickelodeon at the time. I’m glad you covered it. Each of the characters were unique. I love the episode where they get back at Twister’s older brother by making them think he was dead 😂😂😂😂

[@brainrich1358]

With Rocket Power, Jet Set Radio, and the Tony Hawk games at the time as a kid, it was some of the most fun ever had

[@Skarlis]

My little brother and I were HUGE fans of Rocket Power. And then Noelani showed up....and it became my favorite show ever because I had never heard my name in a cartoon before!!! And pronounced correctly!!! Wild times lol

[@sparksk8er]

This show defined who I was as a kid and opened the path of loving and embracing action sports as a hobby and interest. Fuckin immense show for those that it was really geared for. Still have the mental argument whether Street or Vert is better

[@alandotson6388]

Thank you so much for all the content! You put a lot of work in your videos and I've gotten a ton of entertainment out of them this month!

[@FluffyJackie]

I'm not a 90s kid (born 00), but I think kids during the late 90s and early 00s had the best childhood (in terms of activity and outside fun). All the kids I see currently are mostly on their phones, hanging around somewhere barely talking to each other or strolling through the city, cussing at other people and spitting on the ground for some reason. It's kinda sad.

[@nicklopez3133]

Loved this show, have never forgotten it. Never saw how it ended though, one day it was just gone.

[@mexapollo9948]

Dude! Dream Scheme was my first ever videogame and i played it SO much before i got my copy of Pokemon Ruby. The music that plays when you wake up still haunts me to this day.

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

Omg I used to watch every episode when it was on TV😭 Nostalgia straight to the veins🤤

[@apokolypzejonez22]

This was a great trip down memory lane. The ending song was a nice touch.

[@Netherwolf6100]

I will always remember the ride down Bruised Man's Curve!!! And the episode with Tony Hawk! God I miss this show! *90's FOR LIFE!!!!*

[@daltonfitkin2536]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING A MILLION AND A HALF YEARS FOR YOU TO FEATURE THIS SHOW!!!

[@ChachWTheHeat]

Such a good show, thanks for the nostalgia trip 🙌🔥

[@soraprince5336]

back when cartoons has purpose, quality, and the jokes werent forced. there was variety of characters and friendships were shown. the reason this doesnt happen today in cartoons; budget of voice actors kids don't really go outside anymore / dont socialize (verbally, in person, due to being on phones and texting)**** we had flip phones and some texting in those early 2000's and such; I get that. but still, people lived in the moment. paid attention to each other. they didnt have to take a photo for social media for everything. Twister had his video camera but that is literally for the hobby of being a pro at documenting sports and cool tricks and actually doing something with it. rocket power kids went outside. stayed active. around this time of watching this show, I did watch it even tho I was born in 1998. I watched a lot of tv as a kid, but I did still have a balance of going outside as well! but when nobody was outside to play (which again, balanced in our inside and outside days, id say), i watched cartoons! they say too much tv is bad, which it can be. but if you really look back, avoid the nostalgia, but we want to go back to those earlier times because we lived life like rocket power. we made connections with people. we hung out with friends. Shows dont do this anymore as often because culture changed to being more phone/text/digial media social. you dont usually have a lot of friends now. or if you do, you dont hang out altogether in a big group. and if you did, nobody really stayed interconnected and kept to the original friends (before the attempted mash up of your friend groups) the 90's were an individualism different from the individualism we have today. back then, you were an individual, experiencing with others. now, everybody keeps too much to themselves and worries about themselves (individual rather than the whole). sorry for this long rant. maybe it was a tangent, lost focus, etc, but either way, hope you read this far :)

[@adultnewborn3460]

As a Skateboarding kid. Rocket Power connected with me so well.

[@carlosalbertoch]

Your channel is bringing me so much nostalgia. I've lately been rewatching some of my favorite childhood cartoons, and have shed many things remembering my childhood. I'm glad someone else appreciates these gems and is talking about them on KZbin. Thank you!

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

The slang and laid-back skater attitude in Rocket Power may be dated to the '90s and early 2000s, but if you've ever been to California, you'll find out that's just how a lot of people talk and act.

[@CloudKittee]

Prepare to count down!! ROCKET POWER!!!! This show is such a childhood staple for me I can still hear the theme song in my head 20 years later

[@Azure70]

As someone that doesn't play any sports whatsoever, I had a lot of fun watching that show.

[@KahlilFredricks]

I love Rocket Power! This actually had me going outside, riding bikes, skateboard, and doing sports when this is such a big part of my childhood!

[@Cold__Soup]

One of my favorite shows growing up

[@luciaescobarz]

This show was so beautiful. It fitter beautiful in it’s time era! I just bingewatched the show and the movies. We really grew up in skateboard era, the DC and vans shoes, ryan sheckler, tony hawk pro skater, fingerboarding. U name it!! ✨✨✨

[@danielstephens9533]

To this day, i am baffled that nick went hard with Dan Schneider instead of Klasky

[@angelsunlight]

Frrrrr wtf was that

[@MichaelSunny]

This and Rugrats were my two favorite shows! I loved how laid back the characters were and of course the skatboard scenes. The Tony Hawk episode is one of my favs.

[@7Mel0dy7]

This felt like Jet Set Radio the TV show, I love everything early 2000 skate and graffiti culture related If anyone reading this can recommend me something in the style of Rocket Power, Jet Set Radio or The World Ends With You, please let me know!!

[@ryzae6202]

Dude crazy as a kid watching this I remember thinking every so often "why does squid sound different?"

[@justinwilson4349]

Bro I'm not going to lie Rocket Power is the true definition of 90's

[@leiasdad9437]

That one episode where they’re in the really cool huge indoor skate park blew my mind

[@JamaalNoland]

Man I still enjoy watching Rocket Power till this day. Such a classic show

[@JamaalNoland]

@@pleaseshutup7053 Amazon prime for me

[@CrayOutoors]

Wholesome video! You really hit the nail on the head, saying how the show captured the cutler at that time. My parents never understood why I loved Rocket Power so much as a kid and still now. It's a slice of my childhood in more ways than one! Thanks for the great video and have a Merry Christmas!

[@TankHardcheese]

This was the most "How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?" show and most people don't even realize it.

[@nutritiousapples5196]

I love your commercial break, commercial breaks. Weird thing to love, but it's nostalgic

[@Blacknight6577]

This show has always be a hit or a miss for me mainly because I’m not much of a sport person, but it was something that’s always in the background that I didn’t mind

[@Blacknight6577]

@@pleaseshutup7053 video games, Power Rangers, Disney, introduction to Anime like Pokémon and DBZ, and just a whole bunch of other Cartoons/Animation

[@Blacknight6577]

@@pleaseshutup7053 just because I didn’t like sports doesn’t mean I didn’t like going outside. I was outside a lot and even growing up I worked out too

[@jasongarcia1886]

Rocket Power was my absolute favorite show on Nickelodeon when I was a kid

[@sailordarkjupiter]

Yes! Jordan reviewing on of my favorite shows on my birthday

[@JordanFringe94]

Happy Birthday!

[@sailordarkjupiter]

@@JordanFringe94 thank you ❤️

[@CreationsFlare]

A fun story from when I was younger was that I actually won a Rocket Power Sweepstakes. It gave a bunch of sports gear and protection like helmets and safety pads and guards, and even a commemorative skateboard with a cool Graphic design. Honestly, the worst part was losing that skateboard when I moved in my teen years but it is because of Rocket Power I know how to skateboard and rollerblade. I'm gonna see if I have any really old pictures of it.

[@catholicfemininity2126]

I really loved this show and the colors.... it felt like an adventure.... I also loved the snow boarding episodes.

[@PatoGuzmanAd]

I remember a lot of episodes but most clearly the earthquake one when a big one hit the city and they had to stay at home for safety, I remember it because it was one of the first animated shows that talked about that topic and also in my country earthquakes are a common thing, so it was really nice seeing that covered in a Nick show

[@sunspotmill1291]

I really liked Rocket Power as a kid. It's an underrated Nicktoon classic. It also really reinforced my love of skating outside with friends back in the day and how a lot of kids like Tony Hawk (that episode with him was one of the best). Sure, it's a bit dated now and reflects a product of its Y2K era during the extreme sports craze, but it still feels like a cartoon that can resonate with people who like extreme sports. We came a long way from actually having the Olympics include skateboarding and surfing as official sports. Thus, giving them more mainstream attention, which is something!

[@MPRADEJ]

I just binged watched😢😢😢 my childhood 💚2023💫

[@allanromeo360]

can you cover Adventure Time? i just discovered the series in 2020 and it instantly become my favorite show of all time. Finn & Jake are such a fun character to watch

[@blackphoenix77]

Rocket Power was one of the last Nick Toons I watched before I was dragged kicking and screaming into adulthood. I remember playing sick a few times so I could stay home from church and watch it 😊

[@Negatory5]

Honestly this show had a great influence on my life. It inspired many cul-da-sac street hockey games, and well as me getting into rollerblading as a kid. Also Reggie’s zine inspired me to want to publish some work of my own some day( still working in that part)

[@noahpetherbridge5127]

This was my favorite at one point in my early childhood. I have the ps1 video game too, it’s still fun to this day. Deserves a modern remaster.

[@BoostKingEVO10]

love rocket power! the tony hawk episode was my favorite. glad it got a shoutout in the video. now i have to ask, street or vert

[@tyriquesmith8850]

I didn't watch the show too often, but the GameCube game: Rocket Power Beach Bandits was a major part of my childhood. Otto will always be the coolest because of his rollerblading skills.

[@youngcity4241]

One of my fav childhood cartoons !

[@cassandra1819]

I have a Reggie Rocket tattoo: that's how influential this show was on me! ❤ thanks for another great video, I was smiling the whole time!

[@plumlineltd7585]

Rocket Power and The Weekenders were two of my favorite cartoons as a kid.

[@NiDasia2984]

This show was truly so good. I even just remembered my love for cat and dog and all grown up too.

[@jihard849]

I WOULD HAVE NEVER EVER THOUGHT YOU’D BE REVIEWING ROCKET POWER!!!! HELL YESS‼️‼️‼️