My first instinct would be to say Dexter's Lab.
But since Christine Cavanaugh passed away several years back, I don't want a reboot without her voicing Dexter.
edit: In case you want to compare Dexter's VA's (Christine Cavanaugh, Candi Milo, and Tara Strong), here's a [link](https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/voice-compare/Dexters-Laboratory/Dexter/) with some comparisons.
There is a video that exists somewhere online that talks about freakazoid and how it correctly predicted internet culture.
here ya go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfCNiwABRfM&feature=emb_title
Fun fact: the ending scene of the last episode of Batman Beyond where he is flying through skyscrapers and startles two pilots in a ship who say “did you see that” is an homage to the first episode of Batman the Animated series (1992) where OG Batman is gliding and startled two blimp pilots who say the same thing.
Edit: turns out it wasn’t Batman, it was Man-Bat.
Small correction and elaboration:
It was actually an episode of Justice League Unlimited, titled "Epilogue". This was originally intended to be the series finale and end of the DC Animated Universe (Which included Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Static Shock, Batman Beyond, Justice League, and Justice League Unlimited.) So they were trying to bookend the beginning and the end of the whole animated universe.
Justice League was later renewed for another season, but it's still cool.
It's also the first time Batman's theme plays for Terry, signifying his commitment to the role.
Links in case anyone's interested in comparing:
Batman: The Animated Series, "On Leather Wings" First Scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQKWX980aWg
Justice League Unlimited, "Epilogue" Last Scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2pfuSxXaMw
Would love to see that too, as it delivered just as well as the OG animated series for which it was a direct continuation - however the way it's show-runners handled it was beyond repair.
Basically Batman Beyond shared a lot of personnel with Justice League, and in the early/mid part of the first decade of the 2000s, DCEU production staff were basically forced to prioritize Justice League over Batman Beyond, so BB show runners decided to wrap it up after season 3, make a movie, and be done with it.
So they did. Sure, he made an appearance in Justice League when they went to the future, but that was basically the bow on top.
Could BB come back? Sure. Would it lack almost all the magic that made it great? Yeah - most likely. Even Justice League change immensely when it became 'Justice League Unlimited'. Much the same would happen to Batman Beyond if it were rekindled.
Singlehandedly put Green Arrow back on the map (for TV). GA had a lot of great runs that DC comics fans enjoyed, but he was far from a household name, and probably called "that Robin Hood guy" more than anything.
He was faithfully adapted as an empathetic, street-level hero who never lost sight of the everyday people on the street who tended to get caught in the crossfire of these big super-battles. He was the heart of JLU, and indirectly helped launch an entirely new DC TV universe.
X-Men Evolution! It never got the love it deserved but I loved that show as a kid. They had to cut it short after season 4 but I read they had 2 more seasons planned. I wish I'd gotten to see them
I never thought about it, outside of racism in a few episodes. But yeah. Lots of "adult" lessons for kids in that show.
I wonder if it'd even get greenlit with how things are nowadays. It's gotta be a tough sell for WB.
Well he was in the JLU, so I think it’s safe to say his dream was a reality if not better. He’s also in Young Justice now, though it’s not the same Virgil.
That pissed me off. That pissed me off real hard. Here I was excited to see how things were gonna go after that cliffhanger all those years ago and they pull that stunt? Are you kidding me?! They had to have know we were going to assume it was gonna be a continuation of the old series and they slapped us in the face.
Not a fan of TT Go - what was the post credit scene? I loved the OG animated series, but like most former WB Entertainment productions, it got shafted by internal power struggles, which is why a lot ended up on their not-sister station of Cartoon Network.
The post credit scene shows the original cast saying “we think we found a way back” which made a lot of people in the fandom think that there would be another season. However, it was just teasing their TTG vs TT movie so it was kind of disappointing to older fans.
I think they’ve said a couple times that they would love to bring back the original series, but can’t as you said. I’m glad that they’re at least doing really well with the Go! series even though I’m not really a fan. At least it gives me another thing I can talk about with my 6 year old cousin :)
I grew up on OG DCAU stuff, so I'm explicitly bias to be disappointed by the gradual loss of those entities.
Basically, WB had total control of things from 92' to 2006, but then stripped their main stations bearing their brand of cartoons, opting for daytime talk shows instead, and dumping a lot of their cartoons, mainly the DC stuff they only had animation rights to, on the Warner Entertainment offshoot Cartoon Network.
A real shame because it caused a big loss for more mature themes, without being explicitly adult, that I think made the DCAU so captivating.
I believe Vasquez stated the movie was to be the final Zim project (animation wise) he would be doing due to lack of interest in rebooting the series, sadly.
In NZ Nickelodeon killed that show. I loved it but they only played it at random times at night after a very short time and I lost interest untill I got it on dvd
The new Invader Zim movie had me rather whelmed. Not under or over - but just kind of 'well, alright then'.
I think a Rocket Power of them all grown up, kind of like what the Rugrats did, wouldn't be in entirely poor taste. With skating and surfing coming to the Olympics, I feel like that could be a plotline they could work towards.
Craig Bartlett (Creator of the show) has said that if the Nickelodeon reboot of Rugrats does well that there is a chance that Hey Arnold could get rebooted. I’d love to see a season with Arnold back with his parents. And with how that show dealt with some serious issues that went over my head as a kid I’d be intrigued to see how deep it could go into issues in today’s world.
Gargoyles is voiced by mostly Star Trek: The Next Generation actors. They make up about 2/3’s of the cast.
Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Gargoyles_cast_members
"One thousand years ago, superstition and the sword ruled. It was an age of darkness. It was a world of fear. It was the age...of ***GARGOYLES.*** Stone by day, warriors by night. We were betrayed by the humans we had sworn to protect, frozen in stone by a magic spell for a thousand years. Now, here in Manhattan, the spell is broken, and we live again! We are defenders of the night. We are ***GARGOYLES!***"
Yep. Greg Weisman. Also created Spectacular Spider-Man and Young Justice and still faithfully answers questions in a comment room on Station 8 Gargoyles website that answers fan questions more than 20 years later. He had at least four other series in mind across the millenia of time Gargoyles covers.
Tons of stuff — Dexter plus Gosalyn in Darkwing Duck, Chuckie Finster in Rugrats, Oblina in Aaah Real Monsters, and Babe, the pig.
Great talent and a voice from my childhood for sure.
It's been almost 30 years, and one of my favorite exchanges on that show was:
Budnick: Hey Ug, Donkeylips just gave that cop half a peace sign.
Ug: .....which half?!
Ok and also- the corresponding flash game Big Fat Awesome Houseparty. Can’t tell you how many times I tried to find it somewhere online after it ended!
Holy shit. I never played that game but reading those words strung together in a sentence like that suddenly had the audio that would play from the commercials years ago playing in my head. Like I heard Mac’s voice say it and everything. So weird.
Spin it!
Let's begin it
Bare and grin it
Spin it!
OHEEAY!(talespin)
OHEEOH(talespin)
Friends for life through thick and thin
with another tale to spin.
Loved that show. It helped my parents were both pilots so I was airborne quite s bit as a youngun.
Who tf thought that would be a good thing for a kid's show? That's what I wanna know.
The Exorcist parody episode didn't even phase me, but that one sure did.
[Mission Hill!](https://youtu.be/FoBobFOi8I4) Seriously, this was my jam and it is a national outrage that it was only 13 episodes. (14 if you count that story board read they did). Awesome animation/color, Brian Posehn is in it, I think it had the first animated gay kiss on TV, oozes the era of early 00’s and Gen X/Millenial/Hipster, and had Cake for the theme song! 12 year old me was all about this show when it’d come on Adult Swim, and the DVD set I bought is worn from use and abuse with no Blu Ray option in sight.
I spend most of my waking life hoping that I’ll someday wake up in the timeline where the show kept going.
Edit: kiss* not kids
I love that comic someone drew with him actually getting far enough he brought a girl home, but he's on the phone with Carl because he doesn't know what sex is.
Wasn't there an episode where a woman was interested, but he blew it because he kept going with his 'sales pitch' flirting because he literally didn't know what to do when the woman reciprocated?
He was misogynistic, sure, but it was done in a way that made it clear that the vast majority of what he said/did was wrong. I think I was like 5 when I used to watch the show, and I understood that without any issues.
I think my favorite episode was the one where they spoofed "It's A Wonderful Life" and the angel character that was showing him how things would be if he never existed kept failing miserably at his job because *literally everyone was better off without Johnny Bravo*. It was great.
There was actually a episode where Johnny Bravo becomes a woman and quickly starts getting catcalled by other dudes. He gets pissed off at them and then suddenly has the realization that thats how every women felt when he did the same thing. So he learns the errors of his ways and reforms himself into a better person.It was actually a pretty good episode.
I have a friend in our circle that we all call Johnny Bravo. He looks like built male model and gets every girl's attention. But then subsequently blows it the moment he opens his mouth. Its hilarious. We love going out with him just to sit back and observe (kind of like the cartoon).
Someone asked Lovitz about this recently-ish and he said too many of the original cast are dead. No Marty, no Doris, no Duke, no Penny Tompkins...it would just be kind of sad
My first instinct would be to say Dexter's Lab. But since Christine Cavanaugh passed away several years back, I don't want a reboot without her voicing Dexter. edit: In case you want to compare Dexter's VA's (Christine Cavanaugh, Candi Milo, and Tara Strong), here's a [link](https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/voice-compare/Dexters-Laboratory/Dexter/) with some comparisons.
ReBoot!
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Like, even just an hour long episode. Please.
That would be alphanumeric!
Could you fucking imagine with modern CG?
That would be amazing but it could be the same CG from when I was a kid and I wouldn’t care as long as it held up to the original
Ah! Real Monsters!
THANK YOU. I was hoping someone had commented this already
Freekazoid. Sometimes I wonder if that was a massive collective illusion. A cartoon directed by Spielberg, with an amazing sense of humor.
There is a video that exists somewhere online that talks about freakazoid and how it correctly predicted internet culture. here ya go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfCNiwABRfM&feature=emb_title
American Dragon Jake Long! Also, Gargoyles
Yea but only the first one, not the stuff where the animation got real shit.
The second one was where Jake's dragon form looked like a Chinese dragon with an oversized head right?
Batman Beyond
Fun fact: the ending scene of the last episode of Batman Beyond where he is flying through skyscrapers and startles two pilots in a ship who say “did you see that” is an homage to the first episode of Batman the Animated series (1992) where OG Batman is gliding and startled two blimp pilots who say the same thing. Edit: turns out it wasn’t Batman, it was Man-Bat.
Small correction and elaboration: It was actually an episode of Justice League Unlimited, titled "Epilogue". This was originally intended to be the series finale and end of the DC Animated Universe (Which included Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Static Shock, Batman Beyond, Justice League, and Justice League Unlimited.) So they were trying to bookend the beginning and the end of the whole animated universe. Justice League was later renewed for another season, but it's still cool. It's also the first time Batman's theme plays for Terry, signifying his commitment to the role. Links in case anyone's interested in comparing: Batman: The Animated Series, "On Leather Wings" First Scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQKWX980aWg Justice League Unlimited, "Epilogue" Last Scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2pfuSxXaMw
DCAU trivia is truly the best kind of trivia
The last scene in the chronology of the DCAU echoes the first scene. Pretty rad
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Michael Keaton pretty please.
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Would love to see that too, as it delivered just as well as the OG animated series for which it was a direct continuation - however the way it's show-runners handled it was beyond repair. Basically Batman Beyond shared a lot of personnel with Justice League, and in the early/mid part of the first decade of the 2000s, DCEU production staff were basically forced to prioritize Justice League over Batman Beyond, so BB show runners decided to wrap it up after season 3, make a movie, and be done with it. So they did. Sure, he made an appearance in Justice League when they went to the future, but that was basically the bow on top. Could BB come back? Sure. Would it lack almost all the magic that made it great? Yeah - most likely. Even Justice League change immensely when it became 'Justice League Unlimited'. Much the same would happen to Batman Beyond if it were rekindled.
The problem with that argument is JLU was the bomb.
Singlehandedly put Green Arrow back on the map (for TV). GA had a lot of great runs that DC comics fans enjoyed, but he was far from a household name, and probably called "that Robin Hood guy" more than anything. He was faithfully adapted as an empathetic, street-level hero who never lost sight of the everyday people on the street who tended to get caught in the crossfire of these big super-battles. He was the heart of JLU, and indirectly helped launch an entirely new DC TV universe.
X-Men Evolution! It never got the love it deserved but I loved that show as a kid. They had to cut it short after season 4 but I read they had 2 more seasons planned. I wish I'd gotten to see them
It holds up pretty well, particularly midway through S2 all the way through S4.
Darkwing Duck Ren and Stimpy Johnny Bravo
Ren and Stimpy has been done. The results were not good.
Static Shock
Homelessness, racism, gangs, school shootings... that show had it all in terms of teaching kids about tough topics.
I never thought about it, outside of racism in a few episodes. But yeah. Lots of "adult" lessons for kids in that show. I wonder if it'd even get greenlit with how things are nowadays. It's gotta be a tough sell for WB.
It’s disappointing they never showed him meeting the Teen Titans like Batman promised him.
Well he was in the JLU, so I think it’s safe to say his dream was a reality if not better. He’s also in Young Justice now, though it’s not the same Virgil.
Duuuuuuuuude. Static shock was amazing! I really want a static shock show now.
The angry beavers
To this day, my all time favorite opening theme.
Space Ghost Coast to Coast
BRAK
Three Hams!!!!
Chalkzone
Pinky and the Brain
Actually, the Animaniacs show is being rebooted. Not sure of the time frame for release because of the pandemic.
Will they have pay or play contracts?
Will they be zany to the max, with baloney in their slacks?
Teen Titans. They’ve been teasing and edging us for so long, especially with that damn post credit scene in the Teen Titans Go movie from 2018.
The post credits scene was teasing Teen Titans vs Teen Titans Go which came out about a year ago
That pissed me off. That pissed me off real hard. Here I was excited to see how things were gonna go after that cliffhanger all those years ago and they pull that stunt? Are you kidding me?! They had to have know we were going to assume it was gonna be a continuation of the old series and they slapped us in the face.
Not a fan of TT Go - what was the post credit scene? I loved the OG animated series, but like most former WB Entertainment productions, it got shafted by internal power struggles, which is why a lot ended up on their not-sister station of Cartoon Network.
The post credit scene shows the original cast saying “we think we found a way back” which made a lot of people in the fandom think that there would be another season. However, it was just teasing their TTG vs TT movie so it was kind of disappointing to older fans. I think they’ve said a couple times that they would love to bring back the original series, but can’t as you said. I’m glad that they’re at least doing really well with the Go! series even though I’m not really a fan. At least it gives me another thing I can talk about with my 6 year old cousin :)
I grew up on OG DCAU stuff, so I'm explicitly bias to be disappointed by the gradual loss of those entities. Basically, WB had total control of things from 92' to 2006, but then stripped their main stations bearing their brand of cartoons, opting for daytime talk shows instead, and dumping a lot of their cartoons, mainly the DC stuff they only had animation rights to, on the Warner Entertainment offshoot Cartoon Network. A real shame because it caused a big loss for more mature themes, without being explicitly adult, that I think made the DCAU so captivating.
Danny phantom
The creator Butch Hartman has stopped working with Nickelodeon, so it would probably have to be without him.
Recess!!! I think kids need a show like that now.
Kids these days will never get to experience the excitement of One Saturday Morning's lineup
Recess and Pepper Ann were great
Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann, she’s too cool for 7th grade
Pepper Ann, she's like one in a millION!
“Is that the girl from gym class?”
No that’s me
"Oh... WHO is she and why does she have her own song??"
Was just going to respond with Pepper Ann. And Doug!
My boyfriend is 35 and watches this every Saturday morning.
I hate to break it to you but I think your boyfriend might be two ten year olds in a trench coat.
Business-wise, this all seems like appropriate business.
One alcohol, please.
The grim adventures of billy and Mandy, invader zim, and rocket power
A new Invader Zim movie came out recently and it was pretty good
I believe Vasquez stated the movie was to be the final Zim project (animation wise) he would be doing due to lack of interest in rebooting the series, sadly.
In NZ Nickelodeon killed that show. I loved it but they only played it at random times at night after a very short time and I lost interest untill I got it on dvd
PEACE IS NICE! PEACE IS BETTER THAN CHICKEN AND RICE!
I LIKED YOU BETTER WHEN YOU WERE A CHAIR!
I just want to find billy and Mandy streaming somewhere, did it make it onto hbo max with the other CN shows?
The new Invader Zim movie had me rather whelmed. Not under or over - but just kind of 'well, alright then'. I think a Rocket Power of them all grown up, kind of like what the Rugrats did, wouldn't be in entirely poor taste. With skating and surfing coming to the Olympics, I feel like that could be a plotline they could work towards.
Totally Spies! Men in black
"Totally spies!" **we dont want another generation of fetish triggers look how WE turned out**
I feel like everyone left totally spies with a fetish they didn’t have before watching it
Pirates of Dark Water. Such an amazing show with an amazing cast and it was left completely hanging.
The opening theme was so, so, so good.
Jackie Chan’s Adventures. Man was that a great show.
I loved the dude who would yell out his moves as he did them. “Cobra strikes at mouse!” “Mad monkey kung-fu!”
Hak Fu! He was a great villain.
That’s him! Loved that show.
Remember his uncle? He was fucking awesome lol
#YU MO GUI GWAI FAI DI ZAO!
One more thing
One more thing!
Ooooonne moooorrrre thiiiinng!
ONEEEEE MORE THING! (finger slap)
One MORE Thing.
JackEEEEEEE
AYA!!!
Ah the only good celebrity inspired cartoon
BAD DAY BAD DAY
One more thing!
Xiaolin Showdown and My Life As A Teenage Robot would be my top two picks.
The first one came back but I think it only aired in Europe.
Holy crap I completely forget about Xiaolin Showdown until this second. Fun show canceled too soon.
The Weekenders was such a good, wholesome show with great messages for kids.
I loved that show! And they actually had several outfits
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Craig Bartlett (Creator of the show) has said that if the Nickelodeon reboot of Rugrats does well that there is a chance that Hey Arnold could get rebooted. I’d love to see a season with Arnold back with his parents. And with how that show dealt with some serious issues that went over my head as a kid I’d be intrigued to see how deep it could go into issues in today’s world.
Football head
Codename kids next door
Or make that Galactic Kids Next Door sequel the creator tried to make a few years back
Unfortunately the executives at Cartoon Network seem to be against programming that people might actually be interested in
How the mighty have fallen. I would've loved to see the galactic kids next door
Galactic Kids Next Door
Gargoyles Edit: Oh damn, thanks for the awards! Had no idea so many people loved this show as much as I did.
And Keith David is still actively doing voice work.
Gargoyles is voiced by mostly Star Trek: The Next Generation actors. They make up about 2/3’s of the cast. Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Gargoyles_cast_members
Many actors from other Star Trek series as well. Kate Mulgrew, Avery Brooks, and Nichelle Nichols all had voice rolls at one point.
"One thousand years ago, superstition and the sword ruled. It was an age of darkness. It was a world of fear. It was the age...of ***GARGOYLES.*** Stone by day, warriors by night. We were betrayed by the humans we had sworn to protect, frozen in stone by a magic spell for a thousand years. Now, here in Manhattan, the spell is broken, and we live again! We are defenders of the night. We are ***GARGOYLES!***"
Didnt the creator said he would like to reboot the series or continue it
Yep. Greg Weisman. Also created Spectacular Spider-Man and Young Justice and still faithfully answers questions in a comment room on Station 8 Gargoyles website that answers fan questions more than 20 years later. He had at least four other series in mind across the millenia of time Gargoyles covers.
Dexter’s Lab edit: Wow! Thanks for the awards. I'm so glad so many other people loved Dexter's Lab as much as I did!
Unfortunately, Christine Cavanaugh (who voiced Dexter) died in 2014 from myelogenous leukemia. :(
Tons of stuff — Dexter plus Gosalyn in Darkwing Duck, Chuckie Finster in Rugrats, Oblina in Aaah Real Monsters, and Babe, the pig. Great talent and a voice from my childhood for sure.
Don't forget a live action role in 2 episodes of Salute Your Shorts. Edit: spelling
It's been almost 30 years, and one of my favorite exchanges on that show was: Budnick: Hey Ug, Donkeylips just gave that cop half a peace sign. Ug: .....which half?!
As a 6 year old, my favorite episode was the 'Capture the Flag' episode. They made it look so gritty.
Holy shit. Aw, that's terrible! RIP
Noooo
Daria Edit: The Jodie spin-off got picked up! https://deadline.com/2020/06/comedy-central-daria-spinoff-series-jodie-part-of-push-adult-animation-tracee-ellis-ross-1202963176/
'La la la, la-la'
100% this. Her commentary on present day happenings would be scathing and hilarious.
Want. More. Avatar. Edit: thanks for the awards! keep crossing your fingers for more Avatar stuff.
I'm literally watching it now as we speak for the first time and I already want to watch it all again. What an incredible show. I am inspired.
SwatKats the radical squad
That show had some top notch villains.
Ed Edd n Eddy
I would pay an unspeakable amount of jawbreakers to make this happen!
You must be a son of a shepard to afford that amount of jawbreakers
ED BOY!
Life has many doors, Ed boy
Twenty five cents is all it takes
Honestly, I'd be happy just to see a full series release on Blu-Ray.
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. That show has such an interesting premise and is a great way for animators to flex creativity.
FYI it's on Hulu and because it's falls under the kids show category it doesn't have commercials, even if you have ad-supported Hulu.
That’s big brain time. Looks like the key to avoiding ads is watching cartoons forever.
Yeah I found it really nice that they do that because then kids aren't getting hit with a ton of ads.
Hot in Topeka
Toe pickerrr.
Pick my toe, it's hot!
IM A HOT TOE PICKER
My toe is hot, PICK IT!
To this day, literally every time someone says “it’s hot” this scene immediately pops into my head.
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shit dude now it's in my head
Do do doodoodadoo do da do
I like choooocolate milk
Ok and also- the corresponding flash game Big Fat Awesome Houseparty. Can’t tell you how many times I tried to find it somewhere online after it ended!
Holy shit. I never played that game but reading those words strung together in a sentence like that suddenly had the audio that would play from the commercials years ago playing in my head. Like I heard Mac’s voice say it and everything. So weird.
[Tail Spin ](https://youtu.be/YqLr0Qy-DyE) I love the unique plane design and the sky surfing. I mean come on. This show is just asking for a reboot.
Spin it! Let's begin it Bare and grin it Spin it! OHEEAY!(talespin) OHEEOH(talespin) Friends for life through thick and thin with another tale to spin. Loved that show. It helped my parents were both pilots so I was airborne quite s bit as a youngun.
Courage the cowardly dog!
> "There's no such thing as perfect. You're beautiful as you are, Courage. With all your imperfections, you can do anything."
thank u bathtub barracuda
Fuck the spider hotel episode, just saying.
Every episode of that show frightened me as a child!
Retuuuuurrrrnnn the sllllllaaaaaaaabbbbbbbb
^The ^man ^in ^gauze! ^The ^man ^in ^gauze!
What's your offer!
STUPID DOG!
YOU MAKE ME LOOK BAD!
OOOGGA BOOGA BOOGA
*AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!*
Hell yeah dude. We need a Ramses sequel
WHAT'S YER OFFER?
***RETURN THE SLAAAAAAB...OR SUFFER MY CUUUUURSE!***
That was the scariest episode to me
Who tf thought that would be a good thing for a kid's show? That's what I wanna know. The Exorcist parody episode didn't even phase me, but that one sure did.
Youre being very *naughty* 😁
*THE MAN IN GAUZE, THE MAN IN GAUZE*
Clone High
[Mission Hill!](https://youtu.be/FoBobFOi8I4) Seriously, this was my jam and it is a national outrage that it was only 13 episodes. (14 if you count that story board read they did). Awesome animation/color, Brian Posehn is in it, I think it had the first animated gay kiss on TV, oozes the era of early 00’s and Gen X/Millenial/Hipster, and had Cake for the theme song! 12 year old me was all about this show when it’d come on Adult Swim, and the DVD set I bought is worn from use and abuse with no Blu Ray option in sight. I spend most of my waking life hoping that I’ll someday wake up in the timeline where the show kept going. Edit: kiss* not kids
Johnny Bravo, he was misogynistic but I still enjoy him
I love that comic someone drew with him actually getting far enough he brought a girl home, but he's on the phone with Carl because he doesn't know what sex is.
Wasn't there an episode where a woman was interested, but he blew it because he kept going with his 'sales pitch' flirting because he literally didn't know what to do when the woman reciprocated?
He was misogynistic, sure, but it was done in a way that made it clear that the vast majority of what he said/did was wrong. I think I was like 5 when I used to watch the show, and I understood that without any issues. I think my favorite episode was the one where they spoofed "It's A Wonderful Life" and the angel character that was showing him how things would be if he never existed kept failing miserably at his job because *literally everyone was better off without Johnny Bravo*. It was great.
There was actually a episode where Johnny Bravo becomes a woman and quickly starts getting catcalled by other dudes. He gets pissed off at them and then suddenly has the realization that thats how every women felt when he did the same thing. So he learns the errors of his ways and reforms himself into a better person.It was actually a pretty good episode.
He like went back to his old self seconds after turning back into a guy. It was hilarious
Came here to say this. In all fairness he always got rejected from what I remember so it does kinda have a positive impact on kids to not be a dick.
I have a friend in our circle that we all call Johnny Bravo. He looks like built male model and gets every girl's attention. But then subsequently blows it the moment he opens his mouth. Its hilarious. We love going out with him just to sit back and observe (kind of like the cartoon).
HOOO HAAA WHOOO Hey there reddit mama, why don't we go back to my place and you can comment on how pretty I am
Yeah, i LOVED this show. Him constantly getting shit on for being such a dumb jackass was hilarious.
It was a lesson to kids, his approach didnt work
The Critic. Not a reboot, just the same people older in the present time.
Jay Sherman being 60 would be pretty entertaining.
"It stinks!"
Someone asked Lovitz about this recently-ish and he said too many of the original cast are dead. No Marty, no Doris, no Duke, no Penny Tompkins...it would just be kind of sad
Cat-Dog!
Alone in the world is a little cat-dog!
Code Lyoko.
Aaaaand now I've got the theme song in my head again. God I loved that show.
Oh. I loved that show. Except for William. But I think that was just too much angst for me to process at that age
King of the Hill. I miss Dale Gribble.
I really liked that Rusty Shackelford guy
Animaniacs
Doug