ElectricBlue1989
Living a Boy's Adventure Tale
Medabots:
Often-times cheesy, I thought the bot designs were cool. Fox Kids just had to pull a time switch and I never got to see what happened at the end, if there was any. Just as it was getting interesting to boot. Too bad the kid's name was Ikki or something (geez couldn't that be changed for dubbing, or was it just a running gag?). I lol'd at the referee's name: Mr. Referee.
There was another TV show on Fox Kids that I watched that was about this cave-kid and his converted-to-stone-but-still-talking-dad that became some sort of time-police-officer that had to get these... things back before they ruined the time-space-continuum. I didn't like that show that much, yet I watched it, all of it.
Molly-O:
It was OK. Didn't get to watch that many episodes.
Batman Beyond:
Batman was BIG in the 90s, so this was a big deal! I was fascinated that it took place in the future, with Bruce Wayne an old man and retired; and by the costume design, even with no jaw-line cut-out that I personally preferred.
But unlike EVERYONE else, I didn't really enjoy it. Like all animated Batman series of the time, they had this mature flair to them that I tried to like but couldn't. Just because it was TV-Y7 fv didn't mean I could fully grasp all the concepts. Mom and Grandma caught one episode (the one with the black goo chick) and were shocked/appalled/disgusted/pissed with BB. Today I understand why. ^^;
Detention:
Initially, the art style wasn't to my liking, but it was a great show no less! ♪Detention, uh, oh...♪
Let's go old-school:
Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines:
Gut-busting good fun!
CHiPs:
The show that made me admire Erik Estrada (I thought he was, like the only man of Puerto-rican descent to make it in Hollywood). Mom recorded it for me and I watched and re-watched the bejeezus out of 'em. It also made me wanna be a police officer and admire full-flared Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Thankfully I out grew both of those things! Besides, the motorbikes were actually Kawasakis ^^.
Bonanza:
Unknowingly, I became a Michael Landon fan. I would've watched the entire series, but there were so many episodes! That and the fact that it got too formulaic for my taste.
Speaking of Michael Landon...
Little House on the Prairie:
One of my family's favorite series. As a kid I thought I was making head-way into the series, but I later realized that I'd barely scratched the surface! 9 seasons! My family tells me that the last couple of seasons aren't as happy. If ever need to satisfy my curiosity and need to find out for myself, I know who has the complete series box-set.
Discovery Jones:
It's a campy, low-budget Christian TV show, that I found enjoyable. Another one was Adventures In Dry Gulch, which was also campy and was showing its age, but filled with great life lessons and great songs at the end. The theme song wasn't that bad either. Too bad there aren't any good pics about it.
I have a question...
Did ANYBODY watch this/bought the LEGO or Nintendo merchandise?
Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension:
It's hard to forget a name like 'Nick Bluetooth'. Lol.
Often-times cheesy, I thought the bot designs were cool. Fox Kids just had to pull a time switch and I never got to see what happened at the end, if there was any. Just as it was getting interesting to boot. Too bad the kid's name was Ikki or something (geez couldn't that be changed for dubbing, or was it just a running gag?). I lol'd at the referee's name: Mr. Referee.
There was another TV show on Fox Kids that I watched that was about this cave-kid and his converted-to-stone-but-still-talking-dad that became some sort of time-police-officer that had to get these... things back before they ruined the time-space-continuum. I didn't like that show that much, yet I watched it, all of it.
Molly-O:
It was OK. Didn't get to watch that many episodes.
Batman Beyond:
Batman was BIG in the 90s, so this was a big deal! I was fascinated that it took place in the future, with Bruce Wayne an old man and retired; and by the costume design, even with no jaw-line cut-out that I personally preferred.
But unlike EVERYONE else, I didn't really enjoy it. Like all animated Batman series of the time, they had this mature flair to them that I tried to like but couldn't. Just because it was TV-Y7 fv didn't mean I could fully grasp all the concepts. Mom and Grandma caught one episode (the one with the black goo chick) and were shocked/appalled/disgusted/pissed with BB. Today I understand why. ^^;
Detention:
Initially, the art style wasn't to my liking, but it was a great show no less! ♪Detention, uh, oh...♪
Let's go old-school:
Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines:
Gut-busting good fun!
CHiPs:
The show that made me admire Erik Estrada (I thought he was, like the only man of Puerto-rican descent to make it in Hollywood). Mom recorded it for me and I watched and re-watched the bejeezus out of 'em. It also made me wanna be a police officer and admire full-flared Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Thankfully I out grew both of those things! Besides, the motorbikes were actually Kawasakis ^^.
Bonanza:
Unknowingly, I became a Michael Landon fan. I would've watched the entire series, but there were so many episodes! That and the fact that it got too formulaic for my taste.
Speaking of Michael Landon...
Little House on the Prairie:
One of my family's favorite series. As a kid I thought I was making head-way into the series, but I later realized that I'd barely scratched the surface! 9 seasons! My family tells me that the last couple of seasons aren't as happy. If ever need to satisfy my curiosity and need to find out for myself, I know who has the complete series box-set.
Discovery Jones:
It's a campy, low-budget Christian TV show, that I found enjoyable. Another one was Adventures In Dry Gulch, which was also campy and was showing its age, but filled with great life lessons and great songs at the end. The theme song wasn't that bad either. Too bad there aren't any good pics about it.
I have a question...
Did ANYBODY watch this/bought the LEGO or Nintendo merchandise?
Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension:
It's hard to forget a name like 'Nick Bluetooth'. Lol.
