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The Nostalgia Thread

mariolover

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Hm...I don't know whether I should reply to that thread or this one..but I feel like this is a nostalgia thread for mostly 90's-2000's kids.:stick_out_tongue:


Aww, yes I do!:smile: I always used to watch those (plus Sesame and Zoboomafoo) every morning before going to school.

Well, now here's something that definitely defined my childhood:
OMG! I totally remember that commercial! The Wiggles were my childhood!
 

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I love this picture as a piece of nostalgia, though the N64 wasn't released in North America or Japan at the time. :stick_out_tongue:
 

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I did a YouTube video to celebrate my 11th grade graduation last year showing pictures from my childhood and I dedicated a section of the video to nostalgia. Here are things I liked from when I was 1-17 that I showed:
Sesame Street
The Muppet Show
VeggieTales
Lilo and Stitch
Neopets
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Spongebob
The Fairly Oddparents
Mucha Lucha
Captain Underpants
Junie B. Jones
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers
Fate
John Mellencamp
Smash Bros.
Jeff Dunham
Star Wars
Phineas and Ferb
Mad
Regular Show
The Big Bang Theory
The I.T. Crowd
Victorious
Gravity Falls
Bob's Burgers
Monty Python
The Simpsons
Pokemon
Family Guy
Rio
The Last Man on Earth
Teen Titans Go
Happy Tree Friends
Weird Al
Spore
Mugen
Percy Jackson
Clarence
We Bare Bears
iCarly
The Cleveland Show
 

MikaelaMuppet

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I did a YouTube video to celebrate my 11th grade graduation last year showing pictures from my childhood and I dedicated a section of the video to nostalgia. Here are things I liked from when I was 1-17 that I showed:
Sesame Street
The Muppet Show
VeggieTales
Lilo and Stitch
Neopets
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Spongebob
The Fairly Oddparents
Mucha Lucha
Captain Underpants
Junie B. Jones
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers
Fate
John Mellencamp
Smash Bros.
Jeff Dunham
Star Wars
Phineas and Ferb
Mad
Regular Show
The Big Bang Theory
The I.T. Crowd
Victorious
Gravity Falls
Bob's Burgers
Monty Python
The Simpsons
Pokemon
Family Guy
Rio
The Last Man on Earth
Teen Titans Go
Happy Tree Friends
Weird Al
Spore
Mugen
Percy Jackson
Clarence
We Bare Bears
iCarly
The Cleveland Show
Can I see the video?
 

Flaky Pudding

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A remembered a few obscure, old kid shows recently and decided to look them up:
I admit this show used to scare me, whenever I slept over at my aunt's house (which had a lot of stairs), I would worry that the bananas would come the stairs and start chasing me. I was at least 5 years old then of course.
The song and title of the show sound like Ned Flanders from The Simpsons wrote it.
The weird thing is, the intro doesn't even tell the viewers what the heck this show's even about.
I remember watching this show for the first time at my friend's house and thinking it was a cute show.
 

snichols1973

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A couple of the classic cartoons franchises that I miss, but are no longer on the airwaves:

King Features TV era Popeye the Sailor Man (from 1960-1961), which featured Brutus, the Sea Hag, and other characters such as Rough House, O.G. Wotasnozzle, King Blozo, and others that had only appeared in the comic strips

Woody Woodpecker / Walter Lantz era cartoons
 
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