Childhood TV Shows That You Barely Remember

A little out of season to be bringing this up, but fuck it.

I distinctly remember this airing on Cartoon Network literally only once during their big Christmas movie marathon blocks they used to have back in the early 2000s and then it never showed again. And I remember absolutely nothing else about the movie other than the fact that it was advertised as a big, animated adventure about the life of Santa Claus.


Also, when it comes an actual TV show and not a movie: Kablam.

The only things I vaguely remember from that show were the hosts and that one series of bits about the stop-motion animated action figures that were a parody of the Justice League.
 
Encyclopedia. An children's educational program that aired on HBO. It was really fun. The entries had skits and musical numbers. Even as an adult I enjoy it.

 
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.
 
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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, a co-production between Nelvana and Jim Henson Productions.

 
Early on the SciFi Channel, on Saturdays, was some show about a kid that was in a coma, and the show was his world he had created while in it. I don't know the name, or if it ever finished it's first season.
 
Early on the SciFi Channel, on Saturdays, was some show about a kid that was in a coma, and the show was his world he had created while in it. I don't know the name, or if it ever finished it's first season.

Was that The Odyssey (1992)?


Yep, that's it. I remember almost nothing outside of the aesthetics and that I watched it while waiting for other cartoons.

Dog City was based on a full-puppet (?) episode of The Jim Henson Hour from 1989. Bugsy Them (reworked as Bugsy Vile in the cartoon) must have been one of the final new characters performed by Jim Henson himself.

 
Was that The Odyssey (1992)?




Dog City was based on a full-puppet (?) episode of The Jim Henson Hour from 1989. Bugsy Them (reworked as Bugsy Vile in the cartoon) must have been one of the final new characters performed by Jim Henson himself.

That's it! Finally that connection for me is tied up
 
Thanks to a very specific recommendation that popped up in my YouTube profile, I now (barely) remember watching this Zorro anime back in Chile.

 
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Recently I started thinking again about a show I used to watch about a boy who travels the world in a train and I couldn't remember the name. However, when I googled it just now I found out someone on reddit was wondering the same thing and got it answered, so thanks reddit.

 
Recently I started thinking again about a show I used to watch about a boy who travels the world in a train and I couldn't remember the name. However, when I googled it just now I found out someone on reddit was wondering the same thing and got it answered, so thanks reddit.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=zhbXUWBmAVA
I wouldn't consider myself a trainspotter, but for some reason trains have always seemed interesting to me. This has a similar vibe to it.
 
There was this claymation cartoon. Really old, I think, about a British kid that kind of reminded me of Jimmy Neutron. There was this one episode where he and his friend were turned into flies.
 
What's with Andy - I learned that bread makes you fat from this show. The pranks themselves were either really fucked up or gross.

Yvonne of the Yukon - This show might have actually been very racist

Sons of Butcher - this show was definitely very racist but also not aimed at children... well, hopefully not.
 
There was al block with some shorts in it that I barely remember. One short had two furry-looking things, one orange and one purple, and they were constantly angry or something. I dont recall much else about it sadly, but I loved watching it.

EDIT: Also, Dave the Barbarian.
 
There was al block with some shorts in it that I barely remember. One short had two furry-looking things, one orange and one purple, and they were constantly angry or something. I dont recall much else about it sadly, but I loved watching it.

EDIT: Also, Dave the Barbarian.
Dave was based. Danny Cooksey was red hot during that period.
 
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