I was born in May of 1979, and grew up throughout the 80’s. I honestly remember every single one of these, still love them all, and can still recite all of their theme songs. Anyone like me who grew up in this time truly grew up during the very best time to be a kid. I honestly feel sorry for kids of the last 10-20 years. Sure they have smart phones, the internet, and HD video games and movies, but so many of those have no heart, mystery, or excitement to them. Kids today will never understand the joy of waking up early for Saturday morning cartoons for example, or having to actually wait to experience something. Today everything is instantly available, 24/7, and you have hundreds of places to experience it all. I suppose that’s great in some ways, but it takes away from any meaning or excitement with it. I’m addition, a lot of the great storytelling and artistry that animation used to have is largely gone. And before you disagree with me, know that I studied animation, film and television production in college, have a degree in it, and have worked in the industry for over 18 years. I’ve tried to counter some of these things, and I try to not be cynical, but many times anymore it does feel like a losing battle.
Well said. The 80's was a renaissance of sorts, when it came to animation. The story-telling and blunt subject titles is a thing that will most likely never come again.
89 baby Herr born February and your 10 tears older I remember Seeing some of these reruns back in the 90s. Growing up when I was a little kid. Well, you guys had it good as well. But at least I grew up in the In the time when the internet came out, also last generation to play outside as well
Born in the mid 80s and I remember all of these on tv thru the mid 90s, as reruns. Some I think kept showing a bit longer thanks to cartoon network and some of the smaller network stations around here still having the rights
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They missed Mask. The computer redndrrimg (hand drawn but looked like a computer line art) was a very nice touch. It gave a feeling it was set innthe very near future... and still feels the same.
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The original cartoons are always the best. Remakes always add something that wasn't in the original that don't make sense. I hate when they mess up a classic cartoon or series when they do these remakes.
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There are quite a few cartoons missing. Things like Jem and the Holograms, She-Ra, Danger Mouse, Astro Boy, Mask, SuperTed, Lucky Luke, and Bananaman are a few I can think of from the top of my head.
As a woman born in 1982, I can not help but notice Strawberry Shortcake, Fragile Rock, my little pony, pound puppies and rainbow bright are all missing. But they did include many from 1980-1989.
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@@jasonkohlmeier6707 Scooby-Doo (and all of the knockoffs: Jabberjaw, Josie & the Pussycats, Funky Phantom, Speed Buggy, etc.), The Flinstones, The Jetsons, and all of the Hanna-Barbera characters are all from the '60s and earlier, but had either new iterations (Scooby) or continued reruns in perpetuity.
I remember these shows well. Used to watch all of the cartoons back in the 70's, 80's and early 90's. Got to watch them again when my nephews were old enough to get into them. Of the ones listed in this video, Inspector Gadget was my favorite. Loved everything about it: the theme song, animated style, characters and weird gadgets. Dr. Claw is still my favorite cartoon villain. So funny but packed with action.
But why’d she have to talk over the “whoooo” in Duck Tales, lol?! That’s the best part! :D So many great memories from so many of these, the 80’s were the best time to be a kid!
You know I watch all of these countdowns. Of 80 shows. No one has mentioned fantastic Max. Kissy fur. Shirt tail. They get along gang. Paw paw bears. The snarks. I was truly a cartoon head from the 80s. Reading rainbow.
Born in 82 and was 8 by 1990 so of course I grew up on 80's cartoons. I remember Bunky Bruster the animated series, Gummy Bears, Duckvania, The Littles, Jem, Voltron, TMNT, Fantastic Max, He-Man, Rescue, Rangers,. Duck Tails, and sooo many more. It was the last decade for great cartoons and when Saturday mornings was a block out for kids tv only from 5am to 11am.
I grew up on Saturday morning cartoons. Getting up a 6 am. Just to watch my favorite shows! Now, I don't want want to get out of bed on Saturday mornings for just about anything!
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Althought I was in born late 86, I grew up in the late 80s and 90s, I still had Muppet Babies, The Bugs Bunny Show (when it was known as The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show at the time), The Smurfs, The Real Ghostbusters (and later Slimer! and The Real Ghostbusters), The Woody Woodpecker Show (1987 version), Inspector Gadget, G.I. Joe, Care Bears, Disney's DuckTales, TMNT, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Dennis the Menace, Garfield, Police Academy: The Animated Series, C.O.P.S., Disney's Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers, The Simpsons, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Captain N: The Game Master and so on.
Ducktales, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, He- Man and the Masters of the Universe, Alvin and the Chipmunks, and The Ghostbusters were some of my favorites.
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I have seen the majority of these cartoons, and this brought back memories of my Saturday mornings when I was a kid. I wish I could go back😊! I just wish that cartoons today, brought the same hart filled messages as our cartoons did☺️. Also, I wish the narrator did Heath Cliff, My Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, and Jam. We were actually quite spoiled when we were kids😂!
@@jasonkohlmeier6707 I honestly miss those days😃! Kids nowadays, don’t realize how much better we use to have it when it came to kid shows🙃! And come to think of it, the list continues to go on and on😁!
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So many good memories of me and my Stepbrothers waking up early Saturday Morning 🌄 Cartoons eating a bowl of Cereal 🥣 before going outside to doing our chores on the ranch.
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Yes alot of these 80s babies classic cartoons brings back so many memories of me waking up early on saturday mornings making big bowls of cereal And kicking back watching cartoons all morning long. I also watched cartoons in the morning before i went to school And also when i came home after school those were the good old days.😋😋😋
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Me too. It was so fun being a kid back in the 80s. Kids today will never experience the greatness of Saturday mornings, weekday mornings before school, and weekday afternoons after school.
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Great job. The days of eating cereal and watching cartoons. You revived those memories. P.S. The 80's Transformers cartoon and 1986 movie are still better than all of the bogus movies.
The 80's and early 90's were the best time to be a kid in literally every way. I was a latchkey kid. The movies, the music, the toys, the video games, the cartoons. I may be bias but I'm also right!
Some argue that the '80s were the last decade when kids could play outside relatively unsupervised. Children would often leave their homes in the morning, play with their friends all day, and only come back home when the streetlights came on.
@@storyreels.official Yeah, we were those kids! Absolutely they had no idea what we were doing but we were smart. We made trouble without being in danger if that makes sense.
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The problem with your list is that half of it was aimed at toddlers and little girls and the other half were aimed at young/tween/early teen boys. No boy in high school or even Jr. High in the 80s was going to sit and watch Carebears, but many loved ThunderCats. You need two lists - one with all the baby cartoons and a second with much more advanced and violent cartoons. You can add Snorks and Pac-man and all that stuff to the former and add Thundarr, Black Starr, Flash Gordon and Tarzan (though the last 2 might have started in the late 70s). Anyway, you get the point.
There's several you forgot, I'm probably forgetting some too, but off the top of my head Jem and the Holograms, Beverly Hills Teens, Dinosaucers, Silver Hawks, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, COPS, Captain N: The Game Master, Captain Power, Scooby Doo & Scrappy Doo Puppy Hour, Robotech, Mask, Bionic Six, Tiger Sharks, Street Frogs, and The Mighty Orbots which only lasted one season but it's animation was on par with feature animations like Transformers the Movie, and it was just a series, I'd imagine that's why it was canceled too expensive to produce as a weekly series.
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A lot of the classic catoons are now reairing as part of MyTVToons (although those owned only by WB [including those under Hanna-Babera & MGM], Classic Media/Dreamworks Classics, WildBrain/Cookie Jar/DiC, etc.) are included, since Disney already has Disney+ for its library of content & is working with WB as-is via the Disney+, Hulu & MAX bundle.
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The question is...where would we have been w.out all the awesome 80's cartoons? Not to mention the inclusion of the NES(Nintendo Ent. System, of course!) 80's kids most definitely had it good before the suits pulled the reins of programming. But hey, at least as adults we have what our folks never did; "adult animation" in forms of Seth McFarlane properties, Bobs Burgers, Adult Swim...we STILL have cartoons! 😁❤️
No My Little Pony, Dinosaucers, MASK, Wheeled Warriors, or Denver the Last Dinosaur? Sadface. These are all great, and I was singing along with every theme song (though I think Ducktales deserved the number 1 spot), but giving reruns from the 60s one of the top spots doesn't seem fair. Ah, well.
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i loved these cartoons! they definitely were my childhood they were much better than the TV shows of today! just like the music of the 80s was much better than the crap of today!
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M.A.S.K., My Little Ponies, Visionaries, Strawberry Shortcake, it's 22min. long and I know it's impossible to capture all of the awesomeness of the 80s but... really. There are so many things that could have been in here besides Dungeons and Dragons and Muppet Babies.
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Spiderman and his amazing friends Dungeons and Drangons Transformers Voltron Smurfs Bugs Bunny Muppet babies Inspector Gadget G I Joe He-Man Duck tales The Simpsons Are all such good cartoons Thank you Father GOD for blessing us with a awesome childhood I'm so grateful I really enjoyed them 80's cartoons are classic
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The best cartoons came from the 80s. Had a good number of them on this list that I watched every Saturday Morning including Transformers, Inspector Gadget, and The Real Ghostbusters among my favorites!
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Best Times EVER!! The whole time, was just so... Special to me. That WHOLE Decade PERIOD!! Wooo the fun we had!! Hope the kids today enjoy it like, us 80$ kids did, My Goodness! And knowing is half the battle LOL!!
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The new alvinnn and the chipmunks that's on Nickelodeon is a direct upgrade from the 80's version. I watch this one with my 3 year old son. I was also born in 82' and I can't believe how well written the new alvin and the chipmunks is. Dave and chipmunks sound like the 80's characters. They even had the rights for the 80's theme song.
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And what do all the greats have in common - amazing theme music and titles! Such a big part of the success of the shows.. oh, and Frank Welker, naturally.
I used to be so glad when had teacher workdays and didn't have to go to school, holidays, or when l got home from school in the 80s just to catch some of these great cartoons.
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My main focus every saturday was to catch the muppet babies. I would either go to sleep early on friday or I'd stay up all night because I was scared I'd over sleep and miss it and have to wait till the next weekend to try again. Crazy me.
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There's always cartoons that someone would rate higher than anyone else's list. I mean, Gargoyles? Darkwing Duck? Heck, some people would want to see Tailspin.
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Awww. Nothing about Tigershark(s?) with their distress call of "Tiger, Tiger, By The Tail" when one of them, including their sentient submarine, was in trouble? I think Battletech even aired in the mid 80's with it's surprisingly detailed CGI for its time when The Clan used its Image Enhancement combat feature.
I am 48 and have always been a fan of "CLASSIC" animation and I remember every one of these. As a kid, I remember Saturday mornings when I would make a bowl of Cap N' Crunch, plop down in front of the TV, and watch my favorites. Which were mostly the ones based on video games. Here is a little trivia regarding Inspector Gadget. It was a take on the popular sitcom from the 60s Get Smart created by Buck Henry and Mel Brooks. Maxwell Smart, employed by "Control" a secret spy service for the USA, was played by the late Don Adams. He always had these goofy yet useful gadgets to assist him in battling the evil forces of "KAOS" I bring up this classic TV show because Inspector Gadget was voiced by Don Adams who was also a producer of the show. So, Inspector Gadget is to Maxwell Smart as Dr. Claw is to KAOS. This is the truth. Don't believe me, watch a few episodes of both, and then you will understand.
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The only difference? The person solving the bumbling cyber-cop's cases for him is his niece Penny & their sentient pantomime dog Brain, whereas on _Get Smart_ it was Maxwell's female partner/future wife, Agent 9.
@@TherealRNOwwfpooh Actually Barbara Feldon's character's name is "99" Also, many years ago, there was a Get SMart movie starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway as Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 respectively. Even Dwayne Johnson is in it. The movie is hilarious.
@@kbramlett6877 I know. I have both the series and the movie (Get Smart). I also have inspector Gadget in its original guise and, on VHS, the two Disney live-action movies (IG & IG2). I don't have Inspector Gadget's Field Trip, Gadget Boy, The Gadgetinis, and the CGI reboot on physical media, although I have all of these on my Roku through free streaming platforms.
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Lorenzo Music voiced both Garfield and Tummi Gummi from Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears. The only cartoon which was inspired by a beloved candy. Nanna from Muppet Babies was voiced by Barbara Billingsly who was best known for her role as June Cleaver on the classic show Leave It To Beaver. James Avery, who was best known for his role as Uncle Phil on the TV show, The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire, provided the voice for the evil Shredder. The voice of Scrooge McDuck was provided by Alan Young who is best remembered for his role as Wilber Post from the, once again, classic TV show, Mr. Ed. The only show in history, I believe, where the star is a talking horse.
Lorenzo Music also provided the vocals for Peter Venkman in The Real Ghostbusters. He also has the distinction of being an actor who provided the voice for a Bill Murray role and for Bill Murray to provide the voice for the film version of Garfield.
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Transformers should’ve been #1. There should never have been any question. And DUCK TALES above them AND G.I.JOE?? And where is M.A.S.K.? All those Disney cartoons didn’t need to be on there. Duck Tales, yes, but NOT above Transformers or G.I.Joe or Voltron. It was a good list, though, and brought back many memories
I’m questioning a couple things…I agree with almost ALL of these cartoons…except the first one. Change the name of the title to Cartoons the came out of the 80’s and that would fit. The Simpsons, however, NEVER aired on Saturday morning (at least in the USA…it was a night time cartoon. Originally done as a skit on Tracey Ullman’s variety show, then turned into its own series on FOX. Also…D&D…was kind of seen as Devil Worship in the 80’s… there were TONS of rumors of D&D leading to cult worship, or satanic acts, or other HIGHLY outlandish things. Just and FYI.
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I had 3 Care Bear's but, never watched the Cartoon because mom emphasized Reading beginning with The Bible, accept for The Chipmunk's/inspector Gadget (movie awful), read the Garfield cartoon Strip in Newspaper. Heathcliff however, were far better mainly the theme song. Definitely Muppet Babies theme song. Here's the funny part I didn't watch em till they became re-runs playing on other station's. I played with Master's of the Universe toys never watched it! Okay, Ducktail's/ Chip & Dale Rescue Ranger's/Tail Spin/Goof Troop/& Dark Wing Duck (not G.I. Joe), Ninja Turtles, Thundercats but like Muppet Babies didn't see it till it was Re-runs on other station's I did love the theme song.
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I love this! ❤❤ I probably wouldn't have included Dungeons & Dragons or The Simpsons, substituting one of the following in instead: The Wuzzles, The Littles, Heathcliff, Rainbow Brite, Jem & The Holograms, or Star Wars Ewoks.
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The Simpsons only officially statrted their own show by the start of the '90s and well into the present. But, before that, they were merely animated segments on The Tracey Ullman Show.
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You can tell this is USA based as can’t see Count Duckula. Bravestar. Centurions and many more but I agree with TMNT and Transformers and the legendary Inspector Gadget
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Inspector gadget is an 80s cartoon? They showed through the early 2000s when the live action movie came out. I also remember when the McDonald’s toys were popular as well I collected them all. 😂
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The 80s had some of the best tv shows imaginable. It's a shame that TV now is a bunch of poorly animated garbage that even a fetus would think is retarded...but yet kids love it... i dont understand. lol Inspector Gadget/He-Man/Silverhawks/Thundercats were some of my favs
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great list & I remember most of these but I have to ask, how cvan you put He-Man and the masters of the Universe on the list & not put his sister She-Ra Princess of Power on thew list?
My childhood favorite cartoons No 1 tm ninja turtles No 2 thunder cats No 3 super man 80s No 4 tap in tales No 5 tom and Jerry No 6 pink panther No 7 chip n dell No 8 cumby bear No 9 duck tells No 10 alla din
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I was born in May of 1979, and grew up throughout the 80’s. I honestly remember every single one of these, still love them all, and can still recite all of their theme songs. Anyone like me who grew up in this time truly grew up during the very best time to be a kid. I honestly feel sorry for kids of the last 10-20 years. Sure they have smart phones, the internet, and HD video games and movies, but so many of those have no heart, mystery, or excitement to them. Kids today will never understand the joy of waking up early for Saturday morning cartoons for example, or having to actually wait to experience something. Today everything is instantly available, 24/7, and you have hundreds of places to experience it all. I suppose that’s great in some ways, but it takes away from any meaning or excitement with it. I’m addition, a lot of the great storytelling and artistry that animation used to have is largely gone. And before you disagree with me, know that I studied animation, film and television production in college, have a degree in it, and have worked in the industry for over 18 years. I’ve tried to counter some of these things, and I try to not be cynical, but many times anymore it does feel like a losing battle.
Well said. The 80's was a renaissance of sorts, when it came to animation. The story-telling and blunt subject titles is a thing that will most likely never come again.
89 baby Herr born February and your 10 tears older I remember Seeing some of these reruns back in the 90s. Growing up when I was a little kid. Well, you guys had it good as well. But at least I grew up in the In the time when the internet came out, also last generation to play outside as well
Born in the mid 80s and I remember all of these on tv thru the mid 90s, as reruns. Some I think kept showing a bit longer thanks to cartoon network and some of the smaller network stations around here still having the rights
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May 1977 here!
You missed "Robotech" I use to make a point of getting home in time for it. I still love the theme song.
They missed Mask.
The computer redndrrimg (hand drawn but looked like a computer line art) was a very nice touch. It gave a feeling it was set innthe very near future... and still feels the same.
@@gorillaau Yes and also one of the best 80s cartoon Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors :-)
Yes Robotech was anime before it was cool pure nostalgia!📺
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The 80s Transformers will always be the best series, no matter how many reboots they make.
@dreamguardian8320, I 💯 % agree!
The original cartoons are always the best. Remakes always add something that wasn't in the original that don't make sense. I hate when they mess up a classic cartoon or series when they do these remakes.
@@josephclegg3562 I hate when they turn cool action shows into crude and unfunny comedy shows. Just like they did to the Teen Titans and Thundercats.
Go-bots . Is a good easy for childeren .
I see that one to .
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This was phenomenal! Thank you! Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@storyreels.officialI DID TOO❤
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There are quite a few cartoons missing. Things like Jem and the Holograms, She-Ra, Danger Mouse, Astro Boy, Mask, SuperTed, Lucky Luke, and Bananaman are a few I can think of from the top of my head.
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Missed a bunch like mask yogi jabber jaw hair bear snagglepus, heathcliff Scooby do, jetsons etc
As a woman born in 1982, I can not help but notice Strawberry Shortcake, Fragile Rock, my little pony, pound puppies and rainbow bright are all missing. But they did include many from 1980-1989.
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@@jasonkohlmeier6707 Scooby-Doo (and all of the knockoffs: Jabberjaw, Josie & the Pussycats, Funky Phantom, Speed Buggy, etc.), The Flinstones, The Jetsons, and all of the Hanna-Barbera characters are all from the '60s and earlier, but had either new iterations (Scooby) or continued reruns in perpetuity.
I remember these shows well. Used to watch all of the cartoons back in the 70's, 80's and early 90's. Got to watch them again when my nephews were old enough to get into them. Of the ones listed in this video, Inspector Gadget was my favorite. Loved everything about it: the theme song, animated style, characters and weird gadgets. Dr. Claw is still my favorite cartoon villain. So funny but packed with action.
A+ video!
LOVE IT! I watched all of those cartoons, LOVE THEM!
But why’d she have to talk over the “whoooo” in Duck Tales, lol?! That’s the best part! :D So many great memories from so many of these, the 80’s were the best time to be a kid!
You know I watch all of these countdowns. Of 80 shows. No one has mentioned fantastic Max. Kissy fur. Shirt tail. They get along gang. Paw paw bears. The snarks. I was truly a cartoon head from the 80s. Reading rainbow.
Born in 82 and was 8 by 1990 so of course I grew up on 80's cartoons. I remember Bunky Bruster the animated series, Gummy Bears, Duckvania, The Littles, Jem, Voltron, TMNT, Fantastic Max, He-Man, Rescue, Rangers,. Duck Tails, and sooo many more. It was the last decade for great cartoons and when Saturday mornings was a block out for kids tv only from 5am to 11am.
I grew up on Saturday morning cartoons. Getting up a 6 am. Just to watch my favorite shows! Now, I don't want want to get out of bed on Saturday mornings for just about anything!
Although I grew up in the 90s, I still had TMNT. Best show. Thank you for the video.
Captain Caveman was a favorite when I was a kid
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Althought I was in born late 86, I grew up in the late 80s and 90s, I still had Muppet Babies, The Bugs Bunny Show (when it was known as The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show at the time), The Smurfs, The Real Ghostbusters (and later Slimer! and The Real Ghostbusters), The Woody Woodpecker Show (1987 version), Inspector Gadget, G.I. Joe, Care Bears, Disney's DuckTales, TMNT, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Dennis the Menace, Garfield, Police Academy: The Animated Series, C.O.P.S., Disney's Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers, The Simpsons, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Captain N: The Game Master and so on.
I remember some of these cartoons when i was a kid. I think the best cartoons are in the 80s....some cartoons teaches some lessons to learn in life...
I'll admit I wasn't that into some of the shows on this list. But I have to say this brought back a lot of nostalgia for me.
Ducktales, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, He- Man and the Masters of the Universe, Alvin and the Chipmunks, and The Ghostbusters were some of my favorites.
@@josephclegg3562 They mist M.A.S.K. I loved that and the toys, as well as Transformers and He Man.
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Born in 77. Great childhood was the 80s
I remember every one of the cartoons. They bring back so many memories when I was a kid.
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I have seen the majority of these cartoons, and this brought back memories of my Saturday mornings when I was a kid. I wish I could go back😊! I just wish that cartoons today, brought the same hart filled messages as our cartoons did☺️. Also, I wish the narrator did Heath Cliff, My Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, and Jam. We were actually quite spoiled when we were kids😂!
I watched all those also and who can foget the cartoon usa network train back in the day. With jabber jaw hair bear yogi etc
@@jasonkohlmeier6707 I honestly miss those days😃! Kids nowadays, don’t realize how much better we use to have it when it came to kid shows🙃! And come to think of it, the list continues to go on and on😁!
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So many great great cartoons in the 80’s but genuinely surprised the adventures of Teddy Ruxpin didn’t make the cut.
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1980s Transformers,Thundercats,and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were the best three cartoons of the decade!
They forgot the Snorks, Winnie the Pooh, The Flintstone Kids, Fantastic Max, Heathcliff, and A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.
You forgot GI Joe, & Smurfs.
M.a.s.k
@@dyslectischeGlad I checked this comment section first because I was just about to throw M.A.S.K. into the mix as well! Lol. 🙂👍
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So many good memories of me and my Stepbrothers waking up early Saturday Morning 🌄 Cartoons eating a bowl of Cereal 🥣 before going outside to doing our chores on the ranch.
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Yes alot of these 80s babies classic cartoons brings back so many memories of me waking up early on saturday mornings making big bowls of cereal And kicking back watching cartoons all morning long. I also watched cartoons in the morning before i went to school And also when i came home after school those were the good old days.😋😋😋
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I remember EVERY one of these! 😅
Me too. It was so fun being a kid back in the 80s. Kids today will never experience the greatness of Saturday mornings, weekday mornings before school, and weekday afternoons after school.
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Great job. The days of eating cereal and watching cartoons. You revived those memories.
P.S. The 80's Transformers cartoon and 1986 movie are still better than all of the bogus movies.
The 80's and early 90's were the best time to be a kid in literally every way. I was a latchkey kid. The movies, the music, the toys, the video games, the cartoons. I may be bias but I'm also right!
Some argue that the '80s were the last decade when kids could play outside relatively unsupervised. Children would often leave their homes in the morning, play with their friends all day, and only come back home when the streetlights came on.
@@storyreels.official I like the CBS Storybreak Cartoon Series and it was released in the 1980's.
Chench And the ABC weekend special.
@@storyreels.official Yeah, we were those kids! Absolutely they had no idea what we were doing but we were smart. We made trouble without being in danger if that makes sense.
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Voltron was a favorite growing up. Now I realize how similar it is to Power Rangers from the 90s.
More like.. half of Power Rangers was inspired by Voltron. The other half was inspired by 70's Japanese Spider-Man. Look it up, it's crazy 🤯
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Omg i just became 8 again and i love it. I vividly remember alot of these cartoons. Those were the good ol days ❤
The problem with your list is that half of it was aimed at toddlers and little girls and the other half were aimed at young/tween/early teen boys. No boy in high school or even Jr. High in the 80s was going to sit and watch Carebears, but many loved ThunderCats. You need two lists - one with all the baby cartoons and a second with much more advanced and violent cartoons. You can add Snorks and Pac-man and all that stuff to the former and add Thundarr, Black Starr, Flash Gordon and Tarzan (though the last 2 might have started in the late 70s). Anyway, you get the point.
There's several you forgot, I'm probably forgetting some too, but off the top of my head Jem and the Holograms, Beverly Hills Teens, Dinosaucers, Silver Hawks, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, COPS, Captain N: The Game Master, Captain Power, Scooby Doo & Scrappy Doo Puppy Hour, Robotech, Mask, Bionic Six, Tiger Sharks, Street Frogs, and The Mighty Orbots which only lasted one season but it's animation was on par with feature animations like Transformers the Movie, and it was just a series, I'd imagine that's why it was canceled too expensive to produce as a weekly series.
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Can't believe A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, The Flintstone Kids, Winnie the Pooh, or Fantastic Max didn't make the list. They were great 80s cartoons, too.
Hopefully they will do a few subsequent videos with more. :) can’t wait to see & hear them again.
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A pup named Scooby-doo is one of the best cartoons ever made ❤
Also missing Ulysses 31
A lot of the classic catoons are now reairing as part of MyTVToons (although those owned only by WB [including those under Hanna-Babera & MGM], Classic Media/Dreamworks Classics, WildBrain/Cookie Jar/DiC, etc.) are included, since Disney already has Disney+ for its library of content & is working with WB as-is via the Disney+, Hulu & MAX bundle.
Oh I love Muppet babies.
I'm a 90's baby but only didn't know like 5 of these lol
The Saturday morning cartoon memories oh my childhood great times
Pound Puppies, Pac Man, She-Ra, The Wuzzles, The Ewoks, etc.
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The question is...where would we have been w.out all the awesome 80's cartoons? Not to mention the inclusion of the NES(Nintendo Ent. System, of course!) 80's kids most definitely had it good before the suits pulled the reins of programming. But hey, at least as adults we have what our folks never did; "adult animation" in forms of Seth McFarlane properties, Bobs Burgers, Adult Swim...we STILL have cartoons! 😁❤️
all these deserved a higher rating
No My Little Pony, Dinosaucers, MASK, Wheeled Warriors, or Denver the Last Dinosaur? Sadface. These are all great, and I was singing along with every theme song (though I think Ducktales deserved the number 1 spot), but giving reruns from the 60s one of the top spots doesn't seem fair. Ah, well.
Mask, Silverhawks, Danger Mouse, Thundar the Barbarian, Pirates of Darkwater, Tale Spin, Tom & Jerry, Pac Man, Turbo Teen.
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The only cartoon that had an impact on me when I was small was M.A.S.K.
Missed those days 😢
Hell yeah!! I had all the action figures
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i loved these cartoons! they definitely were my childhood they were much better than the TV shows of today! just like the music of the 80s was much better than the crap of today!
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M.A.S.K., My Little Ponies, Visionaries, Strawberry Shortcake, it's 22min. long and I know it's impossible to capture all of the awesomeness of the 80s but... really. There are so many things that could have been in here besides Dungeons and Dragons and Muppet Babies.
This was a blast from the past for me, I grew up in the 80's.
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This is before my time i was born in 98 my favorite cartoons growing up was pokemon and yugioh cool to see cartoons that other people grew up with
I haven’t watched Inspector Gadget since probably the early 90’s when I was 12-13 years old. I’m just now noticing the DeLorean in the show 😂
Spiderman and his amazing friends
Dungeons and Drangons
Transformers
Voltron
Smurfs
Bugs Bunny
Muppet babies
Inspector Gadget
G I Joe
He-Man
Duck tales
The Simpsons
Are all such good cartoons
Thank you
Father GOD
for blessing us with a awesome childhood
I'm so grateful
I really enjoyed them
80's cartoons are classic
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Voltron needs a movie!
I know the Simpsons came out in '89, but it is mostly a '90s show.
The superfriends. Monchi Chi. Punky Brewster. Scooby doo. Snorks. Challenge of the Gobots, Just the name A few but there's been so much more.
Yes, the Punky Brewster cartoon was a good one, too. Glomer got Punky and her friends in a lot of trouble with his magic.
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Yes I am 45. But so what, I love Muppet babies. and Gummy bears.
Loved inspector gadget.❤
The best cartoons came from the 80s. Had a good number of them on this list that I watched every Saturday Morning including Transformers, Inspector Gadget, and The Real Ghostbusters among my favorites!
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You forget, Battle of the planets, Robotec ,and Starblazers.
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Gotta get Centurions, M.A.S.K and Silverhawks in the next one!!
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Best Times EVER!! The whole time, was just so... Special to me. That WHOLE Decade PERIOD!! Wooo the fun we had!! Hope the kids today enjoy it like, us 80$ kids did, My Goodness! And knowing is half the battle LOL!!
The best!
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Some were better than others, but the 80s were an excellent time for cartoons. However, in my humble opinion, the 70s were even better.
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Days of a bye gone era!😭
I remember every one of these cartoons.
born in '82 & I STILL love alot of these shows
The new alvinnn and the chipmunks that's on Nickelodeon is a direct upgrade from the 80's version. I watch this one with my 3 year old son. I was also born in 82' and I can't believe how well written the new alvin and the chipmunks is. Dave and chipmunks sound like the 80's characters. They even had the rights for the 80's theme song.
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And what do all the greats have in common - amazing theme music and titles! Such a big part of the success of the shows.. oh, and Frank Welker, naturally.
Go-go-Gadget arms!
In the GI JOE clip. That wasn't Scarlett, that was Lady Jaye
Me waking up late for school all the time in the 80s
Also me up at the Crack of dawn for Saturday morning cartoons in the 80's
I used to be so glad when had teacher workdays and didn't have to go to school, holidays, or when l got home from school in the 80s just to catch some of these great cartoons.
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Duck Tales... WOO OOOO....
My main focus every saturday was to catch the muppet babies. I would either go to sleep early on friday or I'd stay up all night because I was scared I'd over sleep and miss it and have to wait till the next weekend to try again. Crazy me.
One of my absolute favorites is Alvin and the Chipmunks
Bringing back more memories ❤❤❤
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I loved Heathcliff, the cat and its friends.
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I Watched Every Single Cartoon Yall Showed, Dang, Showing My Age 🤣 👍 AWESOME!!
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There's always cartoons that someone would rate higher than anyone else's list. I mean, Gargoyles? Darkwing Duck? Heck, some people would want to see Tailspin.
all those cartoons you listed are 90s cartoons not 80s. But they are all great.
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Awww. Nothing about Tigershark(s?) with their distress call of "Tiger, Tiger, By The Tail" when one of them, including their sentient submarine, was in trouble? I think Battletech even aired in the mid 80's with it's surprisingly detailed CGI for its time when The Clan used its Image Enhancement combat feature.
I am 48 and have always been a fan of "CLASSIC" animation and I remember every one of these. As a kid, I remember Saturday mornings when I would make a bowl of Cap N' Crunch, plop down in front of the TV, and watch my favorites. Which were mostly the ones based on video games.
Here is a little trivia regarding Inspector Gadget. It was a take on the popular sitcom from the 60s Get Smart created by Buck Henry and Mel Brooks. Maxwell Smart, employed by "Control" a secret spy service for the USA, was played by the late Don Adams. He always had these goofy yet useful gadgets to assist him in battling the evil forces of "KAOS" I bring up this classic TV show because Inspector Gadget was voiced by Don Adams who was also a producer of the show. So, Inspector Gadget is to Maxwell Smart as Dr. Claw is to KAOS. This is the truth. Don't believe me, watch a few episodes of both, and then you will understand.
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The only difference? The person solving the bumbling cyber-cop's cases for him is his niece Penny & their sentient pantomime dog Brain, whereas on _Get Smart_ it was Maxwell's female partner/future wife, Agent 9.
@@TherealRNOwwfpooh Actually Barbara Feldon's character's name is "99" Also, many years ago, there was a Get SMart movie starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway as Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 respectively. Even Dwayne Johnson is in it. The movie is hilarious.
@@kbramlett6877 I know. I have both the series and the movie (Get Smart). I also have inspector Gadget in its original guise and, on VHS, the two Disney live-action movies (IG & IG2). I don't have Inspector Gadget's Field Trip, Gadget Boy, The Gadgetinis, and the CGI reboot on physical media, although I have all of these on my Roku through free streaming platforms.
Love the littles
Cartoons and cereal 🥣
My fav by far was "The Popples"
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I remember all of these. I’d have He-Man at number 1
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And his twin sister, Adora/She-Ra, also.
Lorenzo Music voiced both Garfield and Tummi Gummi from Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears. The only cartoon which was inspired by a beloved candy. Nanna from Muppet Babies was voiced by Barbara Billingsly who was best known for her role as June Cleaver on the classic show Leave It To Beaver. James Avery, who was best known for his role as Uncle Phil on the TV show, The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire, provided the voice for the evil Shredder. The voice of Scrooge McDuck was provided by Alan Young who is best remembered for his role as Wilber Post from the, once again, classic TV show, Mr. Ed. The only show in history, I believe, where the star is a talking horse.
Lorenzo Music was also in The Real Ghostbusters, as the original voice of Peter.
Lorenzo Music also provided the vocals for Peter Venkman in The Real Ghostbusters. He also has the distinction of being an actor who provided the voice for a Bill Murray role and for Bill Murray to provide the voice for the film version of Garfield.
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Transformers should’ve been #1. There should never have been any question. And DUCK TALES above them AND G.I.JOE?? And where is M.A.S.K.? All those Disney cartoons didn’t need to be on there. Duck Tales, yes, but NOT above Transformers or G.I.Joe or Voltron. It was a good list, though, and brought back many memories
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I’m questioning a couple things…I agree with almost ALL of these cartoons…except the first one.
Change the name of the title to Cartoons the came out of the 80’s and that would fit. The Simpsons, however, NEVER aired on Saturday morning (at least in the USA…it was a night time cartoon. Originally done as a skit on Tracey Ullman’s variety show, then turned into its own series on FOX.
Also…D&D…was kind of seen as Devil Worship in the 80’s… there were TONS of rumors of D&D leading to cult worship, or satanic acts, or other HIGHLY outlandish things. Just and FYI.
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Shirt Tales was one of my favorites and Jem and the Holograms
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Fun list. How HeMan was the gummi bears I will never know but list was fun either way
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I had 3 Care Bear's but, never watched the Cartoon because mom emphasized Reading beginning with The Bible, accept for The Chipmunk's/inspector Gadget (movie awful), read the Garfield cartoon Strip in Newspaper.
Heathcliff however, were far better mainly the theme song.
Definitely Muppet Babies theme song.
Here's the funny part I didn't watch em till they became re-runs playing on other station's. I played with Master's of the Universe toys never watched it!
Okay, Ducktail's/ Chip & Dale Rescue Ranger's/Tail Spin/Goof Troop/& Dark Wing Duck (not G.I. Joe), Ninja Turtles, Thundercats but like Muppet Babies didn't see it till it was Re-runs on other station's I did love the theme song.
Denver the last dinosaur
@@josephclegg3562oh yeah and The Dinosaucer's re-run's of Dino-Rider's!
Of course I remember all of these are you crazy?
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I watched every show on this list faithfully 💪🏾💪🏾
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I love this! ❤❤ I probably wouldn't have included Dungeons & Dragons or The Simpsons, substituting one of the following in instead: The Wuzzles, The Littles, Heathcliff, Rainbow Brite, Jem & The Holograms, or Star Wars Ewoks.
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I loved Dungeons and Dragons! Watching them now, its kind of stupid. But back then it was cool.
The Simpsons only officially statrted their own show by the start of the '90s and well into the present. But, before that, they were merely animated segments on The Tracey Ullman Show.
Than you for the video. Getting all sorts of good memories and flash backs of childhood
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The camping trip was probably one of the best Simpsons episode
How about The Jetsons they made a twenty year comeback with more episodes and a Hanna Barbera crossover with The Flintstones.
The Jetsons meet the Flintstones was more of an animated movie than a cartoon series. It was still great, tho.
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You can tell this is USA based as can’t see Count Duckula. Bravestar. Centurions and many more but I agree with TMNT and Transformers and the legendary Inspector Gadget
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Love the list.. there are a few that should be on there.. M.A.S.K., Wheeled Worriors, Silverhawks.. all great cartoons
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6:29 I grew up watching that cartoon show (Even though I was born in the 2000s)
Care bear stuff animals but it was that sheep lol
Don't forget The Real Ghostbusters!!!
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Inspector gadget is an 80s cartoon? They showed through the early 2000s when the live action movie came out. I also remember when the McDonald’s toys were popular as well I collected them all. 😂
It was first released in the 80s :)
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@@storyreels.official lol I know I was surprised 😃
I remember losing it watching the transformer cartoon movie from the 80's. Seeing transformers die gave emotional damage.
I just switched my swatch watch to all purple... let's do this!!!
The 80s had some of the best tv shows imaginable. It's a shame that TV now is a bunch of poorly animated garbage that even a fetus would think is retarded...but yet kids love it... i dont understand. lol Inspector Gadget/He-Man/Silverhawks/Thundercats were some of my favs
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great list & I remember most of these but I have to ask, how cvan you put He-Man and the masters of the Universe on the list & not put his sister She-Ra Princess of Power on thew list?
My childhood favorite cartoons
No 1 tm ninja turtles
No 2 thunder cats
No 3 super man 80s
No 4 tap in tales
No 5 tom and Jerry
No 6 pink panther
No 7 chip n dell
No 8 cumby bear
No 9 duck tells
No 10 alla din