How old are you, and which era(s) of CN did you primarily grow

>>94236883
The powerhouse era and the city era. 98 here.

>>94237598
>98
My nigger

>>94237598
>>94237677
Years ago, if you were born after 1993, you were widely mocked and hated on 4chan. But time keeps on slipping, into their future.

>>94237700
I try not to think about the fact that I'm in my late twenties and have been coming to this shithole of a site for about a decade.

>>94236883
Born in 92, but didnt watch CN until the 97-04 era.

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>>94237700
The future is scary, but beautiful, anon.

>>94237753
Well duh most peop,e don't remember anything until they're about 5

>>94236883
'99 baby here (though I've been shitposting longer than that), I was CN City to CN Real. I have good memories of a lot of City-era cartoons but I distinctly remember the CN Real clusterfuck, and all the autistic youtubers who made their """careers""" off it. Flapjack and Chowder were based.
Technically I also was around for early Renaissance Era, but outside of Robotomy and Regular Show I didn't really watch CN all that much during that period.

>>94236883

I was watching these 3

>Powerhouse Era/golden age: 1997-2004
>CN City Era: 2004-2007
>CN Real Era: 2007-2010
Except I stopped in like 2008/2009. Anything about these 3 imo is trash, started going to trash late CN Real Era.

>>94238401

*After

Not about.

>>94237598
Nice

>>94237771
I don't remember much from before I was, like, twelve. Is that weird?

>>94236883
Age: 23

I grew up in between the Golden Age and CN City Era so I'd say around 2002-2006

Was good times

>>94237598
>>94237677
>>94237809
I'm curious: do you consider yourselves "90s kids"?

I was born in 94 and I don't, but i see people my age and younger do it a lot. Usually they rationalize it with "The 90s didn't end until 2006" or some other parroted Tumblr/Buzzfeed meme.

>>94237700
So what if you wre born in the middle of 93? June 93 for me.

>>94237598
Same here, except I was born in '96.
I thank god that 2007 was around the time I dived into internet culture, because cartoons all decided to just conspicuously turn to shit at the same fucking time.

Born 1990. Early Years is one of the few things that I KNOW stuck in my mind at a young age, so I would say I'm Early Years/Powerhouse Era

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Does anyone know that era where there was like a "8-bit game-ish theme"
I'm not sure whether it was from Toonami or CN back in the early 2000s

>>94236883
born 1991,enjoyed 1997 onward. Such a glorious time.

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'96 here. Powerhouse era I remember vaguely with Time Squad, Robot Jones and early morning Boomerang. But CN City was probably way more nostalgic to me. In retrospect, they have some similarities between their bumps.

Born 6/9/96 June 9th 1996.

When i first started regularly watching TV on my own, when I got off school, early in the morning, and had a TV in my room, my elementary TV viewing years, it was glorious City Era, with EE&E the greatest show to ever air on Cartoon Network, fosters homes, teen titans, Kids next door, a bunch of cool fun shit for en Elementary schooler with Toonami following.

Middle School I went through the CN real Era, it was a time I didn't particularly watch in and I didn't find Chowder or Flapjack all too amazing, I enjoyed Total Drama Island, though and a few Chowder episodes were pretty gold tier. Live actoin was shit.

Started watching cartoons again with renaissance era, mainly adventure time, and regular show, but it was fun. That was in my highschool years.

1995 here. 2000-2006, the. best years, before horrible shit like CN real and Fried Dynamite came along.

>>94236883
28, since our house got cable around 95/96 I only have a very faint memory of Cartoon Network pre-Toonami. Until then we were more into NIckelodeon. So yeah mainly Powerhouse Era.

>>94236883
29
Early years when Hannah-Barbera cartoons would play in between cartoons. No commercials then, either.

>>94236883
Born '94, but I never watched CN until we immigrated so I grew up on Powerhouse/Golden Age and CN City.

I did enjoy the early renaissance with the first few seasons of Adventure Time and Regular Show.

>>94237598
Early year to power house era. Watch Cartoon Network over Nick and Disney for most of my life.

Powerhouse era was amazing.

>>94238882
What is it about 2007? That was when everything felt like it was "rebooted", not just CN.

>>94239992
Timeline shift

1980, old enough that I grew up manually adjusting TV antennae for best reception and not having cable TV until much later. But I only started watching Cartoon Network back when Toonami Midnight Run was a thing.

>>94239992
My theory is the Writers Guild Strike of '07.

>>94236883
>>Early Years: 1992-1997
>>Powerhouse Era/golden age: 1997-2004

>>94239992
Not just 2007. Similar cultural reboots happened in 2001, 2012, and 2016 in my lifetime, and I'm assuming they happened before as well.

>>94237598
This but '97.

>>94236883
Golden age to CN City era

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First two eras. Good, but overrated. In retrospect, I mostly watched it for Dexter's Lab and Johnny Bravo.

>>94239046
You're thinking of the Saturday Night Entertainment System, which ran around from 03-04.

Have some nostalgia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu7HBmCUsDw

>>94240166
I can name sombe choice reasons why

2001: 9/11, war on terror, homeland security
2007: iPhone, Great Recession, rise of Twitter and Facebook, Out of Jimmy's head airs, last remenants of the "early 2000s" era die
2012: Last year of Obama's first term, honeymoon is over and fatigue sets in, "SJWs" becoming more prominent are just around the corner
2016: Trump elected, Brexit, memes become reality, conservatives get revenge on liberals and liberal media who mocked them for the past 10 years

>>94240248
Technically both are correct. Left is Powerhouse. Right is early years.

>>94240312
Don't forget, 2012 was also supposed to be the end of the world. It's where all the current nihilism stems from.

>>94238729
Not those guys, but I don't. I was born in '92, but the majority of my "growing up" took place in the 2000's.

>>94240414
Yep. December 2012 is when we all. died and went to a parody universe where memes influence elections and having 34734646373 genders is considered "hip" and "cool"

>>94236883
Golden era for sure.

Can someone please explain these different eras for me with the least amount of words as possible? Specifically the latest two eras.

>>94238729
born 92 here, 90s ended in ny around 98. I don't mean the year, but the fashion trends, the attitudes, the comics style, the sitcom styles etc.

>>94240489
I think somewhere around 97-98 is when the 90s culture began to fade and the 2000s culture began coming in, despite Buzzfeed and Reddit saying the 90s ended in 2005 or whatever.

Around this time Biggie got shot, the golden agre of hip hop ended and the shiny suit era began, 3D gaming surpassed 2D gaming in popularity, Spice Girls, Hanson, Aqua, and Backstreet Boys were taking over, The Simpsons golden age firmly ended with the episode "The Principal and the Pauper", TV content ratings system was introduced, and reality TV was starting to get really popular. 9/11 is what completed this slow transition.

>>94240489
>>94240579
The marketing of the MILLENIUM FUTURE SHINY TECH OOH also began around '98 and was the basis for a lot of early 2000's culture that was not prevalent in the 90's.

The only people who say the 90's ended in 2005 are people who don't remember the 90's.

>>94240604
Like how the 2010s culture really began around 2008-2009 with the Recession, Obama being elected, electro pop music like Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, and Lady Gaga becoming popular, emo dying, HDTVs everywhere, etc.

>>94240663
I happens every 'era', just about. A lot of things people think are super 50's are either from the late 40's or early 60's.

>>94236883
26 (1990)
latter half of early(I was too young early on).
I'd say primarily I identify with the golden age.
I remember cartoon cartoon fridays, original shorts between your favorite shows(becoming faves in some cases) music videos, funny bumpers, new episodes of dexter/PPG/samurai jack, courage, Ect.
every friday was like a holiday, getting you hyped every week.
Like saturday morning cartoons on roids.

>>94238401
CN real is entirely garbage.
go rewatch fried dynamite if you need convincing. The "C" in CN is important.

>>94236883
I'm 21, but i only started watching cartoon network around the renaissance era because we never had cable. And even then, i only saw it on the rare occasions we visited my uncle.

The only stuff I cared about from the early years were World Premiere Toons, Swat Kats and the Secret Squirrel segments from 2 Stupid Dogs.

Man, to stay all day waiting for those shows only to get crappy 1970s Hanna Barbera shows.

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>>94240234
Brit or Amerifat?

>>94236883
Born in 1999. Started watching in 2005 onward

>>94241017
I was going to say you poor soul but then I remember 2005 was still a pretty good year for CN, before the CN real crap started up around 2007

>>94241052
I don't really remember any live action shows in 2007, but it's probably because if they would air I would just switch to Nickelodeon.

>>94240950
Americunt. Like the other poster, I started frequenting the internet around '07 - '08, but I had been watching the channel as early as I can remember.

>>94241125
How far back in the powerhouse era do you remember? 2003?

91 here. 2001-2003 was the golden era with the widest variety. Ed Edd n Eddy and Dexters Lab were always the two shows that 'defined' Cartoon Network best for me.

I'm mostly nostalgic over Space Ghost, Home Movies, and Tenchi. The late night shows in 90's hit me the hardest for some reason.

Out of jimmy's head, Fried dynamite, and Tom 4 killed CN in 2007

45, here.
Grew up in the era of Saturday morning and UHF afternoon cartoons.

>>94242118
Holy shit get a life.

>>94236883
21
I grew up with the powerhouse and CN city era.
Just like the norm, I stopped watching the channel once CN Real became a thing.

>>94242177
Saturday mornings were the best cartoon time. Now everyone's cartoons are spread out all over the schedule and there's a grand tradition lost.

>>94240451
I was born in 89 and even I think I'm too young to be considered a "90's kid" since I was barely lucid until around 1993.

Started watching in 5th grade. Which was 1992. I'm in my mid/late 30s. Please end my life.

>>94236883
>How old are you
Born in 1990, so 27.

>which era(s) of CN did you primarily grow up in?
Powerhouse era and CN City era. I also got to watch some reruns of the early years during the start of the powerhouse era.
From 1997 to around 2003 was the best period for CN. Almost all the shows were fun and good. Even though I stopped watching CN during the city era, I still tuned in from time to time to check it out. I still don't know what happened with them. It's like they saw all the good shows they had under their belt and decided to deliberately drop the ball. They still had some good shows like Star Wars The Clone Wars, but everything else was bland and uninspired as hell.

1989
>Powerhouse era

I didn't get CN in the early years because my cable provider didn't have it. But by god was the Powerhouse era glorious. I watched a little of it during the City era, but I moved on to watching Comedy Central instead.

Born in 1984

I'm here from the start. Early Years and to the half of Golden Age is when I watched CN religiously. After that they started doing really bad dubs in Poland and I couldn't stand it. Post 2002 the dubs improved and I was back on the wagon.

I dug the Early Years the most along with What a Cartoon and a little bit post that period.

Early Years had some amazing adventure shows like Centurions, Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea, Pirates of Darkwater, Swat Kats that I still love to watch today.

Then again it ran a lot of re-runs of Jetsons and Flintstones.

Oh and the best thing about super early CN was the amount of uncensored Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry playing. Right around late 90s, they started cutting down showing "problematic" or "racially insensitive" episodes.

>>94242823
>Oh and the best thing about super early CN was the amount of uncensored Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry playing. Right around late 90s, they started cutting down showing "problematic" or "racially insensitive" episodes.

They'd usually air the uncensored ones at night during those anthology shows like Toon Heads, The Tex Avery Show, etc. I remember one short that I can't remember for the life of me which one it is that ended with a cat shooting himself in the head one night that aired the next morning with the ending completely cut. It was the first time I had ever noticed any sort of cartoon censorship as a kid.

>>94236883
The years when it was repository for Hanna-Barbera cartoons. I believe they shared the channel with TNT at the time.

>>94236883
26. Had cable on and off being poor with divorced parents, but I was Powerhouse Era, CN City, and CN Real as I was finishing up high school and moving on to college.

>Noticing wrinkles one the sides of my upper mouth.

It's not enough that I went bald at 21, now I have to look even older. Fuck life, I feel like one of those women who obsess over looking young.

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>>94242823

>>94239457
Holy shit, you share my exact birthday

>>94236883
I'm 33 and I was a regular viewer of Cartoon Network through the latter end of the Early Years and all of the Powerhouse Era. Everything from SG:C2C and Cartoon Planet to Samurai Jack and Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends. (And then I guess I sort of came back for Adventure Time and SU)

>>94240248
I would hang at my buddy's house in the early years and he'd always watch cartoon Network. I thought it was shit because we were just watching the same episodes of Ed Grimley over and over.

>>94236883
Early years

>>94243757
>I thought it was shit because we were just watching the same episodes of Ed Grimley over and over.

Shit, wow, you've unearthed something deeply hidden in my memory there.

BoOrn in '91. Saw the Powerhouse era in Latin America. I imagine it's not much different than in the anglosphere, except I didn't see the birth of Toonami. I moved out of Chile in early 2001 and didn't catch on cable TV until 2010. By that time, I moved on from cartoons.

>>94236883
I'm 20 years old, and my fond memories of Cartoon Network as a kid/pre-teen start with the Powerhouse era, but I have slightly more nostalgia for the CN City era. Mainly for the aesthetics of it all, it looked great. But when it comes to cartoons? The Powerhouse era was better.

>>94241248
>Tenchi

My nigga. I didn't catch it on Toonami at the time because I was too young, but when I did eventually see it, I was hooked. Is the fourth OVA series good?

>>94243633
I hope you're shaving your head anon.

Late golden age, City, and Real era

Born in 92, I watched through the entire powerhouse era, fantastic time to grow up. I distinctly remember CN starting to go to shit in 2003 though. By the time I was 13 I was pretty much just watching sitcoms and South Park.

>>94236883
I'm 29.
I watched Cartoon Network from 1993 to 2006

>>94239992
Only as far as media goes. Writer's strike, the start of modern gaming, the rise of the internet as we know it today, CN reboot, etc. The world itself was generally the same though, I'd argue that any big shifts in culture didn't really start to become visible until around 2012. Music wasn't impacted for like 5 more years until then, when indie rock just kind of... died.

Born in 97, powerhouse was my shit
In 2005 we dropped satillite and got cable and the company in my town didn't carry CN so until we moved in 2009 I mostly watched Nicktoons Network.
It seems like I didn't really miss anything.

>>94242177
>don't forget: you're here forever

>>94236883

30
>Powerhouse Era/golden age: 1997-2004
>CN City Era: 2004-2007

Looking back, Cartoon Network spoiled me on animation. It introduced me to Loony Tunes and and more experimental cartoons. It's probably the reason why I checked out when CN Real came around and simply downloaded what little programming that interested me.

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>>94240259
YES THIS IS IT

>>94237700
>>94237677
>>94237598
I legit have a screencap of a 98 kid being berated for being underageb&. ...Or I might be confusing it with the one I have of people responding incredulously to a /v/ poster who claimed to be 13 and had fond memories of playing Brood Wars in 2008.

The point is that I've been here too long. 27 and ANOTHER SCORCHER/Pure Moods/Pulse Platinum era.

>>94245024
Jan '97 here and I remember the first MLP thread.
Soon I will have spent half my life on /co/

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>>94240312
>conservatives get revenge on liberals and liberal media who mocked them for the past 10 years
Your fault for taking it personally instead of just as an indictment of your shitty ideas. In a way I hope conservatives do write the history of this era, since in that future, Jon Stewart becomes a feared tormentor and reaper of souls.

>>94241248
>>94244260
I distinctly remember watching the Ayeka/Ryoko bathhouse fight scene and being able to tell that the swimsuits were painted on.

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>>94236883
>Golden age/City
I remember every evening I'd watch Billy and mandy,EEaE Teen Titans and with ccf being the cherry on top at the end of the week, (I would sneak recordings of adult swim too).Then Toonami comes and offers another cake entirely, Now the channel i love is just TheAmazing world of Teen titans go.Where did the times go?

19, early '98
CN City era was the one I remember most fondly but pretty much all of my favorite shows started in the Powerhouse era. That's a bit of a conundrum. I stopped watching in '09 since I was getting pressure to stop watching cartoons when I was entering middle school and the channel just full on went to shit.
Though with the state of affairs right now even '09 is looking better than TTGo hell.
>>94238729
Nah, anyone who was born post-96 is faking it. Even post-93 is pushing it. I'd say the prime 90s kid era would be 85-87.

>>94245247
Did ANYONE enjoy June Bugs? I mean, anyone at all? I just remember it being the worsr thing. Finally out of school and nothing to watch but ood Looney Tunes shorts that went right over my head.

Also, I'm trying to figure out if this was a fever dream, but I remember there being some sort of Cartoon Theater program in the late 90s. I just remember the intro having a disembodied, zebra-striped tongue or hand coming out of a box? I can't find anything about it. It played that weird movie with the stop motion cut-out/collage animation a few times.

Last thing that no one ever mentions in these threads: Fucking Real Adventures of Johnny Quest.

28. Honestly I didn't really watch a ton of CN except for Toonami as a kid. Was more of a Nickelodeon person. Dabbled in CN, but don't have the same attachment to those old shows a lot of /co/ did.
I didn't really start watching heavily until college, so I'm still a big fan of Flapjack and Chowder, despite how rough most everything else in that era was. Kind of wish I had watched it more back in the day now. Just have to make due with Myspleen rips.

>>94240115
That and Samples suddenly stepping down because of the Boston bomb scare clusterfuck. '07 really was the time when CN started getting fucked, '09 just cemented it.

1984
Started watching around the time Toonami first premiered in the Powerhouse, with Moltar as the host. Paradise lost I'll tell you what.

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'91, and the Early Years/Golden Age.
My godmother had cable, so some days when I was being babysat by her, I got to see CN. Kicked ass. When we finally got cable in 2004, the slow transition from golden age to CN City was notable with Dexter, Powerpuffs and all the other shows being phased out for anime and the other shows. Cue a three year blackout from cable until 2008 and I was shocked how much things changed. I knew my 'era' was over to say the least, though I didn't like a chunk of the shows that premiered during 2003-05.

>>94245342
I don't remember a tongue or hand, but Toon Heads had an intro with a box.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofvxodvkcpI

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>>94245494
And today, that would just be the Teen Titans (of TTG) sitting alone in a theatre.

>>94236883
I'd say during CN City because in my shitty 3rd world country we got each era late. For us CN City was in its prime and this was after 2007. Can't believe this was nearly a decade ago and I turn 20 tomorrow

'87

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcNexLXRres

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>>94245536
Good glory. What's worse is that the other shows that aren't OK K.O.! could be mistaken for Titans, or is Night Begins to Shine also a Titans special?

>>94245632
Yeah, NBtS is TTG. In fact, it's a new miniseries that's the reason for this shit.

22 years old
watched from 2000-2008
watched again when young justice was airing

I don't watch cartoons anymore because it'll just make me sadly nostlagic

>>94245763
also for more data-mining post your favorite show:
>Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

>>94237700
April of 93 for me

>>94245771
Shit, dude. That's a tough one.
Guess I'll go with Codename KND.

>>94245509
Nah, it wasn't that.

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I was born the same day Ed, Edd, and Eddy (I actually didn't care for it very much) and watched Powerhouse-Renaissance Cartoon Network and Boomerang like I needed them to survive
>iwn see watch new episodes of Generator Rex, Symbionic Titan, or Ben 10 on Friday again
>iwn watch Flapjack and experience a new feeling of fear, happiness and disgust again
>iwn think Adventure Time was a sequel to Flapjack again
>iwn wake up Saturday morning and battle gym leaders at the same time Ash did again
>iwn watch Beyblade and Hero 108 before school again
>iwn get pissed at Pokemon movies premiering so late again
>iwn be forced by my mom to watch Yogi Bear, Wacky Races or Quick Draw and end up loving them again
>iwn mock the sheer retardation of Dude, what would happen or Level Up again
>iwn be able to watch Cartoon Network with my family anymore

Fuck Teen Titans Go, fuck that punchable Pajeet, and fuck """""Business"""""women; They deserve nothing less than the deepest pit of Tartarus right there with Kronos and Social experimenters

/blog

I'm 22, but I kinda remember the first era.
Is that weird?

>>94236883
28.
We didn't get CN till 2005, so I essentially arrived shortly before the fall started. Back then, my favorites were Fosters, PPG, and Billy and Mandy. Then I took a liking in Juniper Lee (which i tried rewatching a few years ago, and found dull as hell).
I stopped watching TV around 2008-2009 after Jetix died and was replaced with Disney Channel.

After that, I gave CN another chance in 2011-2012 with Gumball ( after I saw certain comment on Paheal), AT (kept with it till season 4 when it went to utter shit), RS (till Betacai bullshit got too unbearable). Eventually came across SBT, which is now on 2nd spot of my most liked animated series. Almost completely stopped giving a damn about channel after Over the Garden Wall's ending, and I'm glad i did, because now it's pretty much dead.

>>94245198
>instead of just as an indictment of your shitty ideas.
Let's be honest, libturds and conservatards both have bumfuck retarded ideas.

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>>94242268
Even as a 90s kid I miss Saturday morning cartoons so much. Fox Kids, One Saturday Morning, and Kids WB were great. Fox Box was shit though.
It was great when GL:TAS, YJ, and Korra all aired on Saturday mornings. It captured a lot of that feeling, and was great to experience that with /co/.

>>94246172
No you don't nobody remembers things from when they were 1-2

>>94248016
In his defense, I was born in 98 but I do remember the checkerboard era from watching VHS recordings.

>>94236883
25
Early years and Golden age. I have toddler memories of the early years, watching Flinstones and other HB cartoons. Even in the Powerhouse era, there was a lot of that being rerun. And of course original things like Swat Kats and Space Ghost C2C. Cartoon Cartoons came out around the time I was getting tired of Nick and their constant Rugrats marathons., so CN became my primary network of choice. Toonami was also crucial to me. Started petering off around 2003, never really stopped but wasn't as into it. After that I was mainly into Toonami and adult Swim.

>>94244352
Why did you stop? Because of the live action crap?

>>94249055
CN Real didn't start until '09.

>>94249214
But out of jimmys head came out in 2007

>>94239992
Everything stagnated in 2007.

Rise of Facebook, rise of Twitter, Big Bang Theory, Rise of Reddit, Great Recession begins in December, Moe Boom, Out of Jimmy's Head, CN city ends, Toonami replaces the cool Tom 3 with the awful Tom 4, Fried Dynamite replaces Fridays, History Channel begins showing shows unrelated to history, Crank Dat Soulja Boy, AutoTune, etc.

Worst year ever.

>>94246054
aw shit dawg, you remember beyblade back in 2011/2012? i loved that shit, especially with all the zodiac signs.

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im 19. classifying stuff is boring so ill just describe it

My first shows were powerpuff girls, ed edd, and eddy, dexters labratory, time squad, courage the cowardly dog, grim adventures of billy and mandy, and jonny bravo. My first taste of toonami was the first yu gi oh series (not talking about the 26 ep one), gash bell, and I watched the old pokemon, remember distinctively the episode where Ash leaves Charizard with the other charizards and that trainer girl, and remember this huge marathon of the entire pokemon series for the sinnoh pilot. Cant recall if i watched outlaw star and or neon genesis on toonnami or not. (love them both) I barely remember seeing aqua teen hunger for episodes, but when i did, they were probably the funniest fucking thing ive ever seen. Also, a side note, i watched family guy, king of the hill, american dad, south park when i was like 6, and they were great, and thought the kids at my school were lame for not knowing about them yet. Last thing i remember before the next gen of cartoons was seeing like episode 5 of bleach at like 3 am during the summer being blown away for how cool it was, but i didnt become a weeb till way later.

Then there came the new shows: code names kids next store, fosters home for imaginary friends, xiaolin showdown, camp lazlo, chowder, total drama island and flap jack. Those were pretty great too, but by 2008, i sort of lost interest in cartoons like chowder and flap jack. Side note: ben 10 was boring as fuck to me at the time. was just a kid, pls dont be triggered.

And then, by the time Adventure Time and Regular show came on, i was like, "so this is the new era of cartoons and humor?", I guess the thing that turned me off was that i just didnt think it was that funny, and thought you had to be a stoned out college kid to like it. And i then spent the rest of my youth reading encyclopedia dramatica and anime.

>>94250469
oh, and some other two big mentions

Samurai Jack: As kid, i thought it deep and complex and was very cool. But after seeing it recently and the series finally. Holy shit, it was like Shonen Anime lite.

Totally Spies. I wish i appreciated this show more as a kid. I thought it was pretty inventive and cool watching more eps again.

Yes, i just praised totally spies more than samurai jack. Proceed to be ass blasted.

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All of it. Although didn't always have CN.

I remember from HB 24/7 to when they started June Bugs. Had Tex Avery show with toon head. The various changes of the commercial bumps. Cartoon planet was awesome at the start and Toonamis evolution with midnight run and kick starting adult swim was interesting to see.

Stopped following around 2008 and just watch the shows by piracy now.

Pic related.

>>94242879
That would be "An Itch In Time" (1943)

https://youtu.be/FqPQz39L-G8

I'm 18 and I grew up watching CN in the mid 2000's

>>94237771
I can remember all the way back to Pre-K(3-4yo) and I'm almost 22

FYI, the Powerhouse Era actually came in 1998.

95' here I remember watching cn when it was 24/7 cn up to cn real (where I just went fuck it nope) then I got back into cn with regular show and chowder and flapjack. now I dont really watch cn except for when they occasionally play classic toons like Billy and mandy and ed edd and eddy during seasonal times.

>>94247733
Underrated Post.

>>94236883
1992-2017 for me.

The only live action i was ok with was when they did the Goosebumps marathon. That's the only time I didnt mind if they played live action.

>>94245771
Ed, Edd and Eddy, but it's a tough call.

>>94245771
Same. I would always die of laughter watching it. especially when they debuted fred fredburger.