re: Early 90's cartoons

I will always maintain that there was never a better decade to grow up in than the 90s. The sheer amount of great kids shows were ridiculous. As have been mentioned the superhero shows...Batman, X-Men, Spiderman, TMNT, Superman, etc. Then you had all the Nickelodeon shows...Rugrats, Doug, Hey Arnold, Ren & Stimpy, Aaah Real Monsters, Rocko, Pinky & the Brain, Tiny Toons, and the list continues.

This is just the cartoons!! Doesn't even include all the great live action shows like All That, Kenan & Kel, AYAOTD, Wild & Crazy Kids, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Salute Your Shorts, Pete & Pete ETC.

And THEN there's the fact of all the great kids movies with the Disney Renaissance, birth of Pixar, etc.

As far as I'm concerned 90s as a kid was where it was at!

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They were airing new episodes in the early 90s. Survey says, count it.

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1987-1996. I'd say that definitely counts as 90s (and 80s).

TMNT is definitely #1 for me (though I didn't catch too many cartoons in the 90s that I remember). But I'd like to point out that I, along with most kids in my school, was hooked on Beavis and Butthead for a good few years.

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My initial though was TMNT. But I also recall Batman, X-Men, and Spiderman being must see toons, as well.

A lesser known one that I always enjoyed was James Bond, Jr. It was on early mornings before school, so I'd catch it during breakfast. I think it was on right before Power Rangers, which I always felt embarrassed to watch.

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MC Hammer cartoon (can't remember the name)

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Hammerman

easily batman and spiderman, no contest

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