Project Geeker was pretty good, but nobody seems to remember it.
I'm not "nobody!"
I only ever saw this show once. I was staying at a friend's house and my friend (unlike me) was into trying new things, so he kept it on Channel 7 when I would've switched over to Channel 16 or something... and we wound up seeing this. I only ever saw the one episode, but it stayed in my mind.
Particularly one line I can never forget. They're escaping from bad guys in a vehicle, and the dinosaur dude asks "Does anyone have any ideas?"
Geeker suddenly says "I have an idea for a TV show! It's about this guy, and he's allergic to
floors!"
I think the same episode involved him fighting an evil Geeker, and there's a fake-out where it looks like the good one lost and the woman of the team gets really mad... but then it turns out its the good one that survived.
Does anyone remember Santo Bugito? The most obscure Klasky Csupo show.
Unfortunately I do remember. As a kid I had an instinctual dislike of it just from the commercials which made it seem like it relied on gross-out humor.
probably Bobby's world and Eek! The Cat, the latter I owned an snes cart of. I think it was aired and cancelled quickly.
My memory is that Eek lasted too fucking long and kept getting all these damn spinoffs attached to it like The Terrible Thunderlizards. It was one of those cartoons I watched just out of habit as a kid but I don't recall liking it.
I was really little when I watched it, but I recall liking one cartoon on Nickelodeon in the late 80s/early 90s about elves (not tolkien styled elves) or gnomes or something to that effect and their society. I know it wasn't David the Gnome, but it had a similar premise.
Could you be thinking of
The Little Bits?
I vaguely remember a cartoon where everyone are dogs and they were dressed like it was a 50s crime drama.
Edit: I may be misremembering but I think parts of it were in live action with puppets.
Dog City. In my area this aired on Fox 16 on Saturdays. One memory I have is that it felt like most episodes involved the main detective (Ace Hart) being framed, very similar to the NES game Deja Vu.
Have you ever seen Blinky Bill?
I unfortunately have. This is one of those shows where the theme song gets stuck in your head. "This is the story of Blinky Bill and Flap and Mugsy too..."
I hated it, but it was a case of "there's nothing better on and besides, Dragonball Z comes on later" so I bore with it. It was part of a Sunday morning block in my area.
I think the same block also played the Mega Man cartoon, and a thing called
Skysurfer Strike Force which is one of the most underrated shows out there.... that's one I remember hating at the time because I thought the premise was stupid, but I got a few episodes on DVD later and was like "why did I hate this, again?"
there was an anime Cartoon Network used to air in the mid 90s late at night I’d watch. I remember it had a bird motif, all the main characters had suits based on various birds. It was a space battle kind of anime but I can’t remember the name of it. It was an older anime, probably mid to late 70s
edit: G-Force Guardians of Space. That was the one
Just so you know, it could also have been
Battle of the Planets. Both it and
G-Force are actually American versions of an anime called
Gatchaman. Yes one anime has two different Americanized dubs. I recall Boomerang playing
Battle of the Planets once myself.
There was also a show called
Eagle Riders which was actually based off Gatchaman II, but I think the dub tries to write around the fact that its a sequel. Weirdly enough, Eagle Riders came out in the early 1990s despite being based on a show from the 1970s. I remember my friend seeing it and thinking it was a ripoff of Voltron... which is hilarious now that I know Voltron came later.
I remember some random ass shows from Fox Kids like Dog City, Mr. Bogus, Piggsburg Pigs, and the fucking Attack of the Killer Tomatoes cartoon.
They stick out to me because I feel like I am the only one that remembers them.
You're not, except for that Pigs thing.
Killer Tomatoes is one of those shows I keep hoping gets a DVD or streaming release (it and Peter Pan and the Pirates are my personal wish list for shows I wish would get a quality release).
Mr. Bogus I remember because one of my friends told me about a local controversy--apparently he wasn't allowed to talk about the show in school because one of the villains (an evil version of Mr. Bogus) is called Badus, which you can imagine what a teacher
thinks a kid is saying when she hears that.
.............. Yeah, this post is a testament to my Autism Superpower: If I've ever seen a cartoon, I CAN NOT forget it.
That said, my expertise would be in the 1980s and 1990s. I largely stopped caring about western animation during the 2000s and mostly watched Boomerang at that time.
