Weird Cartoons You Vaguely Remember

[Captain Stud Muffin (BLM)]

As the title says, what are some weird cartoons or shows for that matter that you vaguely remember




For some reason this cartoon popped in my head for the first time in forever. I swear they only showed this shit at like 5am 

[I'm Team Bayley and Indi]

I'm not how remembered this is in North America, but I feel like I'm the only Brit that remembers Amigo and Friends airing in the UK

[James Fabiano]

Oct 20, 2020 6:03:30 GMT -5 I'm Team Bayley and Indi said:

I'm not how remembered this is in North America, but I feel like I'm the only Brit that remembers Amigo and Friends airing in the UK

This is based on the Spanish character Cantinflas, whose cartoons appeared on the Spanish channels here.

Which reminds me, my memory is of one such cartoon (it may have been Cantinflas, maybe not) where the villain starts singing/laughing (no really, he goes HA-HA-HA etc. in a singsong tone)

Not a cartoon, but there was this Arab children's show one of our PBS stations used to show on Sundays. One installment had this puppet show starring talking vegetables, where an evil zucchini apparently cast a spell to turn the pumpkin invisible. To which he yelled (subtitled), "Damn you zucchini, make me visible!"

[Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast]

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It's not really weird, but it's one of the few that's actually lived on the cusp of cartons I barely remember and cartoons I do not. Also this theme music ROCKS DAMMIT

[Paul]

The New Adventures of He-Man.

[Lupin the Third]

Oct 20, 2020 8:10:24 GMT -5 Paul said:

The New Adventures of He-Man.

Wait. Adam of Greyskull? By the Power of Eternia?

YOU GOT THOSE TWO SWITCHED AROUND!!

Did He-Man hit his head when he time traveled or something? Or is it an effect of time travel that it kills brain cells?

[thechase]

[DSR]

Fox Kids aired a pilot for an Incredible Crash Dummies computer animated series. For some reason I loved the Incredible Crash Dummies. I think the pilot came on a VHS tape packed with some of the action figures, too.

[Mandarin Dessert Version 0]

Oct 20, 2020 7:37:02 GMT -5 @knapp said:

It's not really weird, but it's one of the few that's actually lived on the cusp of cartons I barely remember and cartoons I do not. Also this theme music ROCKS DAMMIT

Fun fact I learned today: The voice actors for Kissyfur and his dad would later lend their voices for another father-son type bear pair... Baloo and Kit Cloudkicker.

[Venti]

Before I had access to an easy Google search, I spent years wondering if Sheep in the Big City was just a weird fever dream I imagined as a kid.

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Shows I know I watched but barely remember:

Spartacus
Bravestarr
Galaxy Rangers
a Wizard of Oz cartoon that aired during the 80's

[Larryhausen]

[hassanchop]

[BlackoutCreature]

[Ryback on a Pole!]

I think this was a short, but it was a cartoon car that had a cartoon car son who was a speedster and who didn't listen and went speeding off along the road and got stuck on train tracks. The dad car had to race a train to push him off and ended up getting hit.

I also remember one about alive fruit. It had a catchy theme that went something like "da da da da da dada, da da da da da dada, da da da da dada dada da da, dada dada dada dada da da da"

[Sephiroth]

Hammerman
The Mighty Ducks
The Legend of Calamity Jane
Any number of Speed Racer reboots
Swat Kats
Road Rovers
Filmation’s Ghost Busters
Loonstiks Unleashed

[Rumble McSkirmish]

The Secret Lives of Walter Kitty: You know like the book The Secret Lives of Walter Mitty but with a cat in the lead (Get it?!?) a 1970's Filmation cartoon about a cat that goes into themed daydreams (Super Hero, Robin Hood, Pirate, Western etc.) to help solve his weekly problem, usually outwitting the neighborhood bull dog that bullies him. The cartoon is bookended by live action segments of said cat and dog doing cat and dog stuff.

Mr. Bogus: An early 1990's cartoon about a yellow hobgoblin like creature that has slice of life adventures in either his own world or the human world. In between acts there are claymation shorts of the character doing wacky stuff.

The Bots Master: A mid 1990's action cartoon about a robotics scientist and his team of good humanoid robots trying to take down his former bosses at the robotics corporation he used to work for who are trying to take over the world. Was noted for having a 3D gimmick as certain points in the show viewers are instructed to put on special glasses that were sold with the toys and enjoy some stereoscopic mayhem.

Hallo Spencer: A German puppet show (Created by former puppeteers from German Sesame Street) that was brought to America by Saban and had some of their actors like Robert "Lord Zedd" Axlrod handle the dub. Again typical slice of slice stuff.

Stunt Dawgs: Created by one of the creators of Full House Jeff Franklin about a team of good stunt actors taking on an well evil team of stunt actors. So a lot of car chases and cartoon physics were at play in this one.

[thechase]

Sport Billy
The Further Adventures of Superted
Sci-Bots
The Smoggies
Starla and the Jewel Riders (I actually recall recording all of it in 2000, wish I could find the VHS)

[Cyno]

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