Kids Cartoons That Adults Enjoy

jerparker20

F Me In The Brain said:

Watching Stinky & Dirty right now w/the 4 yr old.  I like it.

Have it on right now. I’ve worked in and around the trades for 20 years, so I like that it promotes the building things requires using brains.

F Me In The Brain

Yes, I love the "What if....?" 

njnancy

HesCalledDyer said:

njnancy said:

hedonist said:

All the stuff I grew up watching, I still love (Bugs, Magoo, Felix, Mr. Peabody, etc).  Some of the humor takes on another brilliant level in adulthood.

I'll leave the newfangled kids' cartoons to the rest of you

Gumby and Pokey were definitely made for adults on hallucinogenics, we was clueless. 

My son grew up with SpongeBob which was actually enjoyable. But those days are over

Pokemon was big too - he still likes Pokemon. 

Once I was old enough to know, I figured out why only Fred & Barney could see & talk to the Great Gazoo.

njnancy

jerparker20 said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Watching Stinky & Dirty right now w/the 4 yr old.  I like it.

Have it on right now. I’ve worked in and around the trades for 20 years, so I like that it promotes the building things requires using brains.

While my son was growing up, Bob the Builder and his talking construction equipment was a simplistic view - with an emphasis on 'can we do this? Yes we can!'.   Building up that self confidence was important in a lot of shows. 

Teletubbbies still fascinates me - tv screens in their bellies, they lived in an upside down space ship, the right outraged that Tinky Winky carried a purse   & I wonder what happened to the kid whose face was the sun?

Now my son's Shrek doll is near and dear to my heart as it says 'Hello, my name is Shrek' and I can say "me too!!". My son always got a kick out of that. I still think they owe my family royalties.

jerparker20

F Me In The Brain said:

Yes, I love the "What if....?" 

I’m also a fan of Tumble Leaf on Amazon. Lots of problem solving and imaginative play. Its not loud and obnoxious.

hedonist

njnancy said:

hedonist said:

All the stuff I grew up watching, I still love (Bugs, Magoo, Felix, Mr. Peabody, etc).  Some of the humor takes on another brilliant level in adulthood.

I'll leave the newfangled kids' cartoons to the rest of you

Gumby and Pokey were definitely made for adults on hallucinogenics, we was clueless. 

My son grew up with SpongeBob which was actually enjoyable. But those days are over

Pokemon was big too - he still likes Pokemon. 

HR Pufnstuf too, though not a cartoon.

I still have my old Gumby toy somewhere

njnancy

hedonist said:

njnancy said:

hedonist said:

All the stuff I grew up watching, I still love (Bugs, Magoo, Felix, Mr. Peabody, etc).  Some of the humor takes on another brilliant level in adulthood.

I'll leave the newfangled kids' cartoons to the rest of you

Gumby and Pokey were definitely made for adults on hallucinogenics, we was clueless. 

My son grew up with SpongeBob which was actually enjoyable. But those days are over

Pokemon was big too - he still likes Pokemon. 

HR Pufnstuf too, though not a cartoon.

I still have my old Gumby toy somewhere

 Witchy-Poo. 

HughFreakingDillon

njnancy said:

jerparker20 said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Watching Stinky & Dirty right now w/the 4 yr old.  I like it.

Have it on right now. I’ve worked in and around the trades for 20 years, so I like that it promotes the building things requires using brains.

While my son was growing up, Bob the Builder and his talking construction equipment was a simplistic view - with an emphasis on 'can we do this? Yes we can!'.   Building up that self confidence was important in a lot of shows. 

Teletubbbies still fascinates me - tv screens in their bellies, they lived in an upside down space ship, the right outraged that Tinky Winky carried a purse   & I wonder what happened to the kid whose face was the sun?

Now my son's Shrek doll is near and dear to my heart as it says 'Hello, my name is Shrek' and I can say "me too!!". My son always got a kick out of that. I still think they owe my family royalties.

not to mention Obama stole Bob the Builders key slogan. LOL

njnancy

HughFreakingDillon said:

njnancy said:

jerparker20 said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Watching Stinky & Dirty right now w/the 4 yr old.  I like it.

Have it on right now. I’ve worked in and around the trades for 20 years, so I like that it promotes the building things requires using brains.

While my son was growing up, Bob the Builder and his talking construction equipment was a simplistic view - with an emphasis on 'can we do this? Yes we can!'.   Building up that self confidence was important in a lot of shows. 

Teletubbbies still fascinates me - tv screens in their bellies, they lived in an upside down space ship, the right outraged that Tinky Winky carried a purse   & I wonder what happened to the kid whose face was the sun?

Now my son's Shrek doll is near and dear to my heart as it says 'Hello, my name is Shrek' and I can say "me too!!". My son always got a kick out of that. I still think they owe my family royalties.

not to mention Obama stole Bob the Builders key slogan. LOL

I never connected the two - lol.

Who knows - maybe Bob the Builder was an unconscious contributor to his campaign slogan. Malia is around the same age as my son.  You may be on to something here....  :giggle:

ConorKavanagh

SpongeBob Squarepants hit while i was a teenager and was completely adverse to any of that sort of thing, trying to stake my claim as being an adult in this world (I had a long way to go). However, a while ago I watched part of one of the films on Netflix. Is that show really aimed at children? It felt like the whole thing was full of stuff that could be interpreted in multiple ways, in much the same way The Simpsons was constructed.

helplessdancer

i love kids cartoons 
One More Story, Daddy | Squidbillies | Adult Swim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9GDAxvUcCI

eeriepadave

F Me In The Brain said:

Watching Stinky & Dirty right now w/the 4 yr old.  I like it.

Went to the movies today and saw a preview for it. Thought it was a Cars spinoff show or something.

Horos

I too love Teen Titans Go! I actually dvr all new episodes.
My current favorite would have to be The Amazing World of Gumball.

dankind

dankind said:

igotid88 said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Animaniacs was awesome.  I remember bonging in college with that on.

It's coming back

Don’t fuck with me, man. 

Every episode is on Hulu! Watching with the kids for Saturday morning cartoon time.

njnancy

Adventure Time

tbergs

njnancy said:

Adventure Time

Just stumbled upon this cartoon with our kids. Some of the episodes are frickin' hilarious. The Marceline vampire ones were great. Picked up seasons 1 and 2 from the library.

SVRDhand13

Has no one said Bluey yet!?

CarryTheZero

Bluey!

tempo_n_groove

SVRDhand13 said:

Has no one said Bluey yet!?

U enjoy that shit?

CarryTheZero

It’s a quality show. My fifth grader loves it and we should all be following Bluey’s life lessons.