Dragon Ball Z and Pokemon 
Hahah, those were the days..
Now I watch naruto and one piece lol.
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Hahah, those were the days..
Now I watch naruto and one piece lol.
Dragon Ball Z and Pokemon
For movie I think Hercules is a god one. As for the series, The Flintstones are one of the all time best 
Are we talking here about series, full stand alone movies or both? If you can pick movie I will vote for Lion King 
ed, edd, n eddie.. theyre as fun as any and best is subjective
Futurama and Family Guy were/are very, very decent.
i love the old school scooby doo cartoons. every episode is more or less the same (
), but i have good memories of getting high after school and watching scooby doo when i was a kid....
), but i have good memories of getting high after school and watching scooby doo when i was a kid.... do movies count ? because i would pick ratatouille or does computer animation not count as cartoon?
Samurai Jack very good adaptation of the legend and cartoon humour.
Jhonny Bravo he is the one person who get down by girls lolx and samurai jack i watch them when i was 12 to 13 years old dont know exact age
he is the one person who get down by girls lolx and samurai jack i watch them when i was 12 to 13 years old dont know exact age
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I live sakurai
I used to love scooby doo, Top Cat, GI-Joe and Saint Seiya as a child, I still watch some South Park, Family Guy and Adventure Time
and for Cartoon movies Lion king
and for Cartoon movies Lion king
dexter's laboratory FTW
best cartoon ever the land before time. so touching and inspiring.
LION KING OF COURSE
I stopped watching The Simpsons back in like 1998 -- it's probably still on, haha -- but Seasons 2-7 or so are definitely up there. I'm a big Aqua Teen Hunger Force fan as well.
I'm fond of most of Cartoon Network's daytime lineup, honestly. Adventure Time, Regular Show, Amazing World of Gumball - I'm pretty pleased that's what's being produced while I have a toddler vs. edutainment and Disney's mindless garbage, mostly because I can tolerate (and sometimes even enjoy) watching it with her. -Not to say childrens' TV in general has many tangential learning opportunities, but before you can get them into Paradox games, at least Spongebob will have the clever kids calling other kids malefactors.
(-and Felix was awesome growing up)
(-and Felix was awesome growing up)
I'm somehow old school, so I would go with Tom and Jerry.
Definately Tom And jerry..
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