I actually think of this cartoon more when i think of Beetlejuice

Nobody forgot this show. So much so that a lot of people think Beetlejuice IS the main character of the movie (and were getting upset that Jenna Ortega will "probably have more screen time than Michael Keaton"

90’s kids never forgot Vee 👍

I was a teenager when this was on air. My favorite joke was when they're doing a morning show, and Jaques is doing french toasts. He tells Beetlejuice that the milk is old and Beetlejuice response is that not as old as the eggs showing a pair of dead rotten green chicken.

Absolutely have those intros stuck in my head forever

I Love Watching Beetlejuice the Cartoon more than the Movie.

When I think of Beetlejuice I think the cartoon as I watched it more than the movie lol I love the show so much

Wasn't forgotten by my family. I admittedly didn't know it even existed until we actually got it on DVD a couple years ago

This is perfect timing. Just yesterday WWE released a documentary over Bray Wyatt who passed 7 months ago. He loved the Beetlejuice movie and animated series and they influenced his career as a wrestler. RIP Windham Rotunda.

No one has forgotten who was alive then. No one.

Actually what I first think of is the musical

Short lived? It had 4 seasons! That "Dabudibudah" finish of the konga song they used is still something I quote to this day, even after not really seeing the show in over 20 years. This was one of my favourites as a kid and I think it does have a legacy. Not to the extent of lets say Ducktales but I think that the people who actually watched it, didn't ever forget it. It was unique to say the least.

Forgotten? No Way! Beetlejuice is a fantastic cartoon series! Not only did it broadcast on 3 channels with over 90 episodes, but it help establishes gross out humor! Way before Nicktoons were ever a thing! The voice cast was amazing voice cast ( With Lydia played by Jubliee, Beetlejuice by Archangel and Doomy the car by Morph!) And zany 4th wall breaks with word play thats still hilarious to this very day!😂 Love this show!!!❤

I remember this cartoon. They had a French skeleton and that is about all I remember about the cartoon.

This show did a good job setting itself apart from movie and be it's own thing. Its why fans still have fond nostalgia for it.

Never forgotten by me. I still quote the “It’s a trap” song lol

Vee Infuso and Minty dropping a Beetlejuice cartoon video on the same day. What a kawinky-dink.

I loved this show when I was a kid, certainly not forgotten. The title threw me off so much I was wondering if there was a second lesser known Beetlejuice cartoon I wasn't aware of.

I LOVED this show growing up. So much so that I had the glow in the dark sneakers. 😊❤️🌻

Not forgotten by me. In fact, I was watching the Beetlejuice cartoon show long before I ever saw the movie. So much so, that I first assumed the movie was based on the cartoon show rather than the other way around, heh. Too bad it hasn't been in reruns since the 90s.

Nobody has forgotten this cartoon dude. Beetlejuice was one of the best Saturday morning cartoons in the 90's

Forgotten? I've had scenes from this show living rent free in my head for, like, 30 years.

The slime monster dropping off his kid says "Take good care of Little Gooey". It wasn't difficult to understand.

FORGOTTEN SERIES?! I watch the show every single morning before school. This series is definitely not forgotten, this shit is a personality building block for me!

Want something with this tone but in 3D stop motion, check out Bump In The Night. Also, though officially unconnected, Bump In The Night COULD almost happen in the Life With Loopy universe. Looks different, goes more cartoonery, but same surrealism and random, weird characters, same over the top feel to the live action bits with the family, ect.

I'm not sure anyone could forget the intro to this cartoon.

I read that in the cartoon Lydia is actually meant to be sixteen, just a very chid-like sixteen because that's how Tim Burton was at that age.

I used to run home from kindergarten just to catch this show. Got the DVD box set as soon as it came out.

Wow I never thought anyone would ever confuse bobcats voice for somebody else's.

It should be noted, TIm Burton and Danny Elfman were both involved in this series. Burton was the EP and very involved in the making of the series. And yeah, as other say, this series isn't as forgotten as you think. This is a very beloved series, its just not streaming anywhere. I'm hoping that changes with the new movie coming out but since its WB, who fucking knows.

I absolutely love that show. It was fun to watch

Beetlejuice originally aired on ABC on Saturday mornings. New episodes were on ABC on Saturday mornings, then later became one of the first cartoon animated series to ever air on Fox's Fox Kids weekday afternoon lineup, though also remaining on ABC's Saturday morning schedules, making it one of the first animated shows to air concurrently on two different U.S. broadcast networks at the same time. It later aired in reruns and moved to weekday mornings on Fox Kids on the local Fox stations.

I remember this being entertaining and loving the music, I was little, and never saw beetlejuice for another 10 years. Couldn't believe it was the same thing.

This cartoon was a huge success when it first aired on ABC and later became one of the first cartoons to air on the Fox channel's Fox Kids lineup.

Canadians never forgot this show: They used to air Beetlejuice for Halloween every year on Teletoon. It was a fixture for years and years.

Do the rest of the series. I love this series as a kid. Watching it every Saturday morning. Tim Burton worked on this show as well and Danny Elfman did the theme music for the cartoon.

I loved this cartoon growing up as well as the movie. Actually found the dvd collection a few years ago and bought it on site! Glad to see someone actually talk bout it with the sequel film coming soon!

I don’t think anyone forgot this great show. A better take would be that maybe time has tried to erase it. It’s rare to catch in syndication these days. But anyone who ever saw this show certainly didn’t forget it. It was a great show! Honoring the source material while making it its own. Much like The Real Ghostbusters did.

WELL being an 80s BB loved Beetlejuice Cartoon Series would love to see more of the insight of this show Saturday Morning FOOOX Kids was on a different level back in the day AWESOME VID ❤❤

I saw the show when I was a kid and rather shocked about the movie. Both by content and existence. Gotta love the 90s. Also do Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, and RoboCop.

I always loved this cartoon over the movie, they kept the best parts of the character while making him likable.

I play this for my children every once in awhile I bought it on dvd back in the eBay days

I saw the movie and TV show around the same time. I was maybe four years old. I loved them both. I have them both on DVD and watch them often.

I love the beatlejuice cartoon because he works so well with cartoon physics , also they didn’t have to give him cunty little heels but they did and I love it that’s so gender of him honestly

glad you mentioned the out of site, out of mind episode. i had the episode taped over popeye VHS when i was a kid. that and the episode that proceeds it with the Jack hammer based on Jack Nicholsen is hilarious.

"Though I know should be wary, Still I venture someplace scary! Ghostly hauntings I turn loose Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice!"

Don't see how it could have been forgotten, especially by its original audience. Like The Real Ghostbusters and The Addams Family, they made Saturday Mornings and weekdays really awesome for those who wanted more horror like viewing than Scooby-Doo, which went farther away from its roots at the time. The theme song by Danny Elfman was so catchy, I sometimes remember that more than the movie theme.

I loved this show as a kid. The opening theme was perfect too! 😂

I got my niece into the Beetlejuice movie only to have her MORE addicted to the toon! I was a proud uncle!😊

Something I never realized, having just seen the broadway play. It’s actually the prequel to this series! I can’t be convinced otherwise😂.

We never forgot i used this cartoon when my kids were little to later show them the movie when they got older i loved the cartoon

This cartoon was my introduction into Beetlejuice!

Loved watching this as a kid!

If I'm being honest...... I thought the movie was made because of the cartoon. That's why I always felt like the movie left out so many characters and didn't feel like the cartoon Lidia 😂

I was hooked on the Beetlejuice cartoon, I hope that one day it'll be released on a streaming service.

I used to watch this cartoon all the time back in the day! I’m old as hell XD!

I remember this cartoon. It was on right when I was getting home after school. I mean every day,I would be walking in the door and it would be starting.

I sure haven't forgotten about this cartoon. I actually have seen it before the film itself.

I loved the cartoon series. I remember it.

I think a good show to look into is the Godzilla cartoon from around the same time. It's an interesting example of a spinoff to a bad movie being quite good. And that cartoon was fully intending itself to be a sequel, I believe, and the Godzilla in it is the baby that hatches at the end of the movie, just now grown up. Though the Beetlejuice cartoon probably would more often be lumped in with the Robocop and Rambo cartoons, as a "why did they turn R-rated movies into kids' shows" sort of thing. But ultimately, I believe there were a couple reasons why Beetlejuice as a show didn't last long. One was its competition. It was on Fox Kids, which also had X-Men: The Animated Series, Spider-Man, and Batman: The Animated Series. That trifecta was going to be pushed more than the property based off a movie that the target audience likely hadn't seen. Fox Kids also had a Sam and Max show that really didn't go anywhere, as an example of another show that had a similar problem on that block. But the other reason it didn't do so well, I think, is that it ran into the same problem a lot of cartoons were facing: anime was becoming bigger. Fox Kids (soon to be Fox Box) started airing Digimon, and Pokemon was sweeping up American viewers. Suddenly, traditional Western animation was on its way out, and instead it was all about dubbing anime. Cheaper to produce, since it was already done and just needed new voices (and also got censorship, but that wasn't really needed, despite what the studio heads thought), and the kids loved it. There are shades of why Power Rangers was able to get so much support behind it (and that show was likely the catalyst to the networks pivoting so hard to anime, despite not being animation in itself).

You know what’s a shame? The first episode shows them celebrating their one year anniversary of being friends. So we never see how they first met.

I used to love this cartoon. Even had a few toys too!

I grew up on this show.Ironically though I didn't see the movie until my twenties

Unless you've been hit on the head with a blunt object, you're not forgetting this cartoon.

I was just the right age that I watched the cartoon before I even knew about the movie.

Watched it on Teletoon Retro back in 2008/2009. Fun times.

How is this forgotten I think of it all the time

FORGOTTEN? This was on in syndication for years in Canada. One of the voice actors lived near me.

When this show was new, I didn't even know there was a movie.

There was an animated series action figure out on shelves just a couple of years ago. I don’t think this show has been forgotten at all.

What about the puns? IN every show every single pun came to life...literally. They LOVED puns!!!

seeing lydia in this cartoon as a kid definitely helped develop my affinity for goth girls

This and the Mask cartoon honestly seem really fun.

I find it funny that during the 90's we had three cartoons based on Jim Carrey films.

Heh, I tried to find some DVDs of the Beetlejuice cartoon about, like, ten or twelve years ago or something. I thought it was mostly lost media. But I remember at least a couple of episodes from back in the day.

I love both movie and series. Its a nice watch with the kids

Remember it clearly. 42. It got crazy and I loved it.

I have fonder memories of the cartoon than I do of the movie. Cartoon Lydia most definitely gave me a thing for goth girls.

When I think of Beetlejuice NOW, I first thnk of the musical.

This show is not FORGOTTEN . I have this show on DVD

I remember this. If you end do the young James bond cartoon you have covered my childhood Saturday mornings

We named our daughter Lydia and have a blanket with her cartoon incarnation sewn onto it.

I remember both. I loved by both the movie and the series. 😊

I remember that I liked the cartoon a lot out of its silliness when I watched. Not sure how that would hold in a rewatch though.

Loved this show. So wish it was streaming somewhere.

I know so many people who love this. This was even in the massive crossover they did. Nothing like Beetlejuice and care Bears in the same episode.

I think about this show on a weekly basis.

This was on every single weekday before school for me. Also, what exactly is supposed to be going on with Beetlejuice's fingertips in the cartoon? Why are they specifically like that? That always bothered me.

I loved this growing up

Fine, nobody's in Beetlejuice! I remember this cartoon, loved it as a kid.

Better version of Beetlejuice than the Broadway show.

I don't think this show was forgotten. Most people bring it up when talking about good cartoons

I only saw the show as a child. I never saw the movie until I was an adult

I love this show! It was more fun than the movie.

Umm... the series got 4 seasons, nearly 100 episodes and was broadcast on more than one networks. I lived in Austria when it aired, and even I knew it, because it got dubbed in several languages. This series is anything BUT unknown, it was even my first contact with BJ long before the movie. Tim Burton was directly involved in the design of the characters, Danny Elfman contributed to the score, so it is as authentic as it can get. Of course they had to make changes, as the target audience was now much younger, but compared to what kids' cartoons were back then (Care Bears, The Smurfs, My Little Pony pre-G4), this one was really something new. There were no wacky cartoons we soon after were introduced via Cartoon Network, I'd even go as far as to say, Beetlejuice was the one that opened the door.

yeah man. do more vids on the cartoon series. i used to be obbessed with this show as a kid,

I own this and my kids and i watch it regularly

Go for it

Forgotten? I have this show on DVD. I love the movie, but I was actually exposed to this cartoon first. I love this cartoon

I never ever have forgotten the cartoon. Plus this will shock you all but I’ve some juicy news. This cartoon is able to be owned on iTunes! ❤❤❤❤