Despite never being born in the 90s, it's really cool to see what do they have back then. Barney & Friends, Tom and Jerry 1992 and Aladdin are the only things that I know from 1992.

1990-1992 were the only good years of the 90s.

I’m a 90s kid

My sister was born in 1992.

Growing up back in the 1990's to fall in love with the DC Animated Universe cartoons - like Batman: The Animated Series.

I was 3 years old in '99. I miss every single moment of this! 😢

Great memories. Would like to see more from the 90's.

Holy moly were those some bad transitions lol. anyway, Super excited to work on these again i hope ill be able to do 1985, 1991 and 2009 down the line. hopefully KZfaq wont give me any trouble (if so they can be patreon exclusives or membership perks)

Bedrock been dropped as a project

how come i never heard of this....?

I'm interested in what C.H. Greenblatt did about Jellystone. A mixture of 20th century cartoon character into one with new designs. Yogi bear, Cindy bear, Boo-Boo and Top Cat are the best examples for that. Plus William Hanna & Joseph Barbera will be so proud that there is someone out there who doesn't let their cartoons die.

I haven't seen every Scooby Doo show but I'm ranking the ones I've seen 8. Be cool Scooby Doo 7. The new Scooby Doo and scrappy Doo show/the new Scooby Doo mysteries 6. Scooby Doo and scrappy Doo season 2 Scooby Doo and guess who 5. Scooby Doo and scrappy Doo season 1 4. Scooby Doo mystery incorporated 3. Scooby doo where are you 2. The new Scooby Doo movies 1. What's new Scooby Doo

Heyyy, I recognize that voice for Mr. Slate! That's Professor Xavier from Pryde of the X-Men, otherwise known as Doctor Doom and Magneto from the worst (and, therefore, best) Fantastic Four cartoon, The New Fantastic Four.

You can tell the writers took a lot of influence from the simpsons and family guy for the special I grew up watching hannah barbera reruns on boomerang ( i was born in the 90's) when i was 13 i saw the special on cartoon network and i was in shock, it wasn't like the original show (at the time i wasn't aware the original flintstones show was the first adult cartoon i always though was a kid show and i used to watch it when i was 4) with all the adult jokes, the sex scenes, ans worst of all fred being an asshole (when to rewatch early episodes as an adult fred really is an asshole but wasn't the top). And the art style wasn't of my like. In general a weird flintstone piece of media

Hadley Kay is alright, as Scooby Doo judged by the clips that I saw online. I had no idea that Greg Burson, the voice behind the Looney Tunes Characters and Hanna Barbera characters, dubbed over his lines as Scooby. That is absolutely shocking!

I knew that Hadley Kay did Scooby Doo but I have no idea Greg Burson (RIP) also did Scooby in that episode too!

The Year I was born 😂

Totally loved this documentary. I’m a boomer and appreciated this look back and you move forward. Thanks for the memories!

Im too hype can't wait .metv toons has all the throwback and some 80s shows that has been seen in years

1999 was fun!

I really like Jeff Bergman's Fred Flintstone. He sounded like Alan Reed, the original voice actor.

Jellystone is actually pretty good and not bad. I watched jellystone on Cartoon Network and it gave me entertainment Execpt disco fever i didnt like it

I like that part during the elf rap when you put in that video of those people dancing to it.

14:10 Where can I find the video for this commercial?

Good thing Brak doesn’t live in the Damn Dump anymore

How about metv toons partnering with the WB kids network and import Loony Tuesdays to MeTV toons channel

Wow Wow Wow

Matthew Lillard is my favorite voice actor for Shaggy, along with Casey Kasem. It's interesting that he portrayed Shaggy Rogers in the 2 live action scooby doo movies and then a couple of years later after Kasem's retirement of voicing the character he went on to do the voice in mystery incorporated onwards. My list of Shaggy actors is as follows. 1: Casey Kasem and Matthew Lillard 2: Scott Innes 3: Billy West 4: Will Forte 5: Scott Manville 6: Nick Palatas 7: Sam Richardson

Time Beautyful

i know im commenting on this a year late, but i was born in 1997 (26 will be 27 in september of this year). I started watching toon disney in the fall of 2001-early 2002 at the age of 4 so that were my fond memories of the channel. However, i still remember my parents trying to bar me from Jetix when it came on to the scene in the mid 2000s due to it being so much more for boys than girls. I do miss it along with Noggin as well. Surprised a lot of people my age vaguely remember this channel

Gen z is arguably the last generation to experience these shows as they originally were intended to be viewed. So them appealing to us makes sense. Especially since it’s made by the guy who made chowder

this video was phenomenal

The Best Year Ever

That’s awesome memories

I want to find the full family guy pilot only half of it was included on the season three dvd

While the shows are iconic, I think the thing I remember the most is the amount of nightmares those animations between the shows gave me, especially the logo animations.

Daybuted? Really!!??

I watched PBS Kids in the 2000s and early 2010s, and I remember watching Sesame Street, Arthur, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Between the Lions, Sid the Science Kid, DragonTales(watched on PBS Kids Sprout), George Shrinks, Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat(also watched on PBS Kids Sprout), Cyberchase, Liberty's Kids(watched on KZfaq and Cookie Jar TV on CBS), etc.