Having Gumball, Adventure Time, and Regular Show all getting new episodes in the same timeframe was the greatest feeling ever. Glad to grow up in those times.
never heard someone described the looney tunes show as just the looney tunes with a different art style. to each their own. imo i think it’s very unique in the way that it’s laid back and slice of life like. the humour feels adult, not in the inappropriate way but in the sense that an older audience would appreciate it more.
Yeah I don't get that take at all. Looney Toons Show was more of a sitcom-esque approach to the looney toons characters and with more up to date humor.
I agree and they are still my favorites, but you also have Ed Edd Eddy, PPG, chowder, dexter lab, Samurai Jack, Ben 10, Knd and fosters home that took the world by storm as the best era.
I feel like Clarence is one of the most polarized CN shows of the 2010s. I’ve seen tons of people praise it, and tons of people despise it, without much in-between
i loved it as a kid tbh. it gives you that slice of life aspect that’s relatable for a kid. i appreciated shows like clarence and ttg airing along with shows like steven universe and regular show because it was a great balance of fun shows for kids and heavily serialized shows for everyone.
@@tarekcat1i loved both of those but the problem is that they don't hold up when watching them as an adult. That's what seperates them from shows like gumball and adventure time, and likely also why they are so polarized. How old you were when they came out very much plays a role in how much you enjoyed them edit: clarence only partly has this. Sometimes it's a very engaging and fun show but other times it just feels like kids slop.
YOU DID NOT JUST SAY INFINITY TRAIN WAS FORGETTABLE 😢😭 the show was so good, it was only f’ed over by deadlines and capitalism ❤ RIP infinity train you will forever stay in my heart 🕊️
I went back to watch it on HBO max! It was really good ngl. The pilot for that show was also popular, so I'm glad it got its time to shine. Even if it was just for a short while.
I really don't get how he liked Courage because it was scary but didn't like Flapjack for the same reasons he liked the other.. kind of contradictory, doesn't make sense. I liked both and I loved scary episodes from other shows as well. Like that haunted house from Samurai Jack or the lava monster, or the Teen titans episode: haunted
As a thirtysomething it's still strange for me to hear people refer to the 2010s as their childhood, but hey, time moves on I suppose. In fairness, some of the stuff on now is better than the stuff I grew up with (Which was mostly imported anime anyway)
If you think Looney Tunes Show was just "Looney Tunes but with updated animation" you did not watch the show lmao. The jokes were good, the plots were super fun and engaging, and the way they reshaped the characters and how they interact with a new modern world was really entertaining and couldn't have been executed better. I rewatched the show last year and it was just as good if not better than how I remember it. Criminally underrated and deserved more seasons
1992-1997: Classic Era 1997-2000: Early Golden Age 2000-2007: Golden Age 2008-2009: The Dark Age 2010-2016: The Renaissance Age 2016-2018: Constant Reruns of TTG. 2019-Today: Wth? Cartoon Network where I live aires reruns and cartoons that arent even cartoon network originals.
(OUTDATED REPLY, THE ORIGINAL COMMENTER CHANGED THE COMMENT.) 2017 is considered part of the renaissance now? Since when? From what I remember, that year was infamous for having such terrible scheduling and little to no variety.
@@coffinmyface4237 It literally says (edited) next to where his comment is, so the reason why my comment has a lot of likes is because it said something different earlier. The fact that you say “goofy ahh” already says a lot about your inability to notice stuff like this.
in my opinion I think infinity train was slept on and my expectations on watching it weren't high but just the first season made me a fan I would diffidently recommend watching it
If somebody glazes the Adventure Time, Regular Show and Gumball trio to high heavens it usually means they barely know shit about almost any other CN show (regular show is still my favorite but there are other shows on the same level). The disrespect to Space Ghost C2C, Flapjack, the DC cartoons, The Looney Tunes Show and the complete disregardment of Generator Rex proves it.
@@esrever6948i mean granted adventure time , regular show and gumball were one of the best trios at a time period, its just that he disregarded other series because i honestly messed with mighty magicswords
@@Madd_fr yeah regular show and gumball are in my top 10 favorites but those 2 and adventure time seemingly overshadow almost any other CN shows nowadays and a lot of great shows are ignored, especially generator rex which came out in the same era and had 60 episodes and was on par with og ben 10 in quality (arguably better tbh) but is forgotten by both CN and the fans
I feel like Teen Titans Go was created as a reboot aimed at kid audience at first but the more people hated it the more they started using to troll viewers. I don't know how else to explain TTG being aired nearly 24/7 at some point
I’m sorry but there are some really right points, with some seriously wrong opinions here. Don’t confuse “wasn’t treated right by executives” as not being as memorable or good. Cause Looney Tunes show, Infinity Train and Flapjack were all looked back on highly by many many fan of their respective eras.
Ngl, as a kid, I never liked adventure time. But when I watched that one episode with ice king and marcellene, that honestly made me cry. That one episode where ice king slowly turned INTO ice king was so masterfully made. One of the saddest things I have seen.
well the first 2 seasons were very childish, then it got more and more mature, with 3 season being somewhat in a transition between childish and mature. honestly it's so weird how different the first 2 seasons feel compared to the last seasons. but at the same time it's kinda cool if you are watching it while growing up
_Adventure Time,_ _Regular Show,_ and _Amazing World of Gumball_ are the reason why CN Real ended for good. Funny how CN aired live-actions at the time, despite it's called CARTOON Network for a reason.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 no? cn real as a block disbanded before any of those 3 premiered, and there was still live-action shows airing well after they came out
I felt like infinity train was really great, I don't understand why you said it was forgetable. I honestly sticked with me lots when I watched it and I really loved the story and got into it.
Thinking back, it probably would've been better to say overshadowed, rather than forgettable. AT, RS, Gumball, etc still aired so much more than the newer ones. Bad word choice.
@@officialmung Don’t forget that Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, toonami and CN city are the reason why most people say it’s the best era for cartoons. Don’t believe me I recommend watching murryvation RU-vid video about CN city as the greatest era.
Mid 90's to mid 00's is the goated era imo. There are so much more cartoons from that time that didn't appear on the video like Batman the Animated Series, Batman Beyond, Megas XLR and my goat (after Courage, Ed, Edd and Eddy and Samurai Jack) Duck Dodgers of the 24th Century to name a few, being a kid in the early 2000's with access to CN was a blessing, you could come home any time and tune in to CN and catch a good show
Clarence was fire idk what yall are on about. It was funny and quite pleasant in some ways, but it always did a really good job at encapsulating what it feels like to be a kid/ indulge in childlike wonder
from what i Remember of Clarence was a somewhat bluey like experience, that sometimes you got to notice the parents and their struggles. but it has been almost a decade since i watched it. and even back then i barely watched it.
i'm a firm believer that craig of the creek is one of cartoon network's best 2010 cartoons, and it doesn't get talked about enough. glad it got mentioned, but i wish it was done more justice overall in the community
It lasted longer than regular show with 6 seasons and is 4th in all Cartoon Network originals in episode. Especially considering in the time we’re in right now during the 2020s. It definitely was really successful up with the big 3 that doesn’t get enough attention on how successful it was
What about Disney XD? In the mid 2010s, Disney Channel became so reliant on live action programming that all their animated programming would move to Disney XD. Before, Disney Channel would air animated shows like Phineas & Ferb and Fish Hooks, and eventually Gravity Falls and Wander Over Yonder. In 2014, Fish Hooks ended, both Gravity Falls and Wander Over Yonder moved to Disney XD, and Phineas and Ferb was reaching the end of it's initial run. Doesn't help that starting from here up to 2017, every new animated series (most of which aren't that good) would premiere on that channel, while the main one just gets live-action sitcoms. It wasn't until 2018 when Disney Channel began airing cartoons again with DuckTales 2017 and Big Hero 6: The Series (both of which would return to Disney XD near the end of their respective runs) and would premiere newer ones like Big City Greens, Amphibia, The Owl House, and The Ghost and Molly McGee before having those shows get reruns on XD until they lose relevance and the only way to watch them is through Disney+. As of 2018, Disney XD has been nothing but a rerun channel with the only shows getting new episodes being it's gaming shows (which were introduced in the previous year) that were slowly being phased out, and anime such as Yo-Kai Watch, Beyblade Burst, Pokémon (Seasons 20-22), Inazuma Eleven Ares, and eventually Yu-Gi-Oh! and Bakugan. You can even blame Disney Channel for being the reason why Nickelodeon wasn't so cartoon-focused in the 2010s, giving CN a chance to flourish over both of them in terms of animated content with so many good series airing at once with them all ending by the end of the decade, with the only thing holding them back being all the Teen Titans Go! reruns and how the network became so dependent of that series.
Johnny Test wasn’t even bad though?? Like it had funny ass plot, the dog (Doukie, if that’s how his name is spelled) was the realest, the sisters and their obsessive love for Gil always added something to each episode it seemed, and the dad being a stay-at-home dad and the mom being the breadwinner was different and refreshing as a kid. 🤧 Of course, I was a child but that show was so underrated🤌🏻
It’s overhated for the same reason as teen titans go. Everything in it especially the whip cracks got repetitive quickly after season 3, low budget flash animation and CN airing it nonstop. It’s still enjoyable
@@cyberianknight19yearsago25tbh I totally get that. As a kid though, I guess I didn’t really see it or at least care as much since my child brain was different. But teen titans go is just horrendous dawg😭 at least I could watch Johnny Test and not roll my eyes at some little musical number randomly popping up or just cringe at their inability to have a problem solving thought as well as somehow be heroes lmao.
i bet johnny test did get repetitive quick but i was in a hotel not to long ago and got to watch for the first time in forever with my brother and i still found it pretty funny idk maybe thats just me
I honestly think you should give Clarence some more credit lol I always enjoyed the stories and I think its pretty underrated as far as 2010s cartoon shows go Edit: Also Summer Camp Island and Mao Mao are awesome you take it back >:(
Technically not a CN show but it aired on the same network, but an underrated show I remember watching in 2013 is Grojband-a Canadian musical comedy made by the same studio as Total Drama, which follows 4 teenagers who start a garage band but-being unable to write their own lyrics for their songs-they would drive the band leader's bossy, mean older sister crazy so that she would write in her diary so that they could borrow for inspiration. While not as great as Adventure Time, Regular Show, or Gumball, Grojband has plenty of great humor and catchy songs, which each episode having a song at the climax, and it's honestly a show I wish will get a second season to flesh out the characters and continue to entertain us with its amazing songs, especially if we ever have to put up with nonstop reruns of Teen Titans Go!, which can go bite Bender's shiny metal ass.
If I remember correctly, both Evil Con Carne and the Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy started as a different show - "Grim and Evil", which was split into three sections, one following Con Carne and the other two following the Billy & Mandy characters. Eventually the show ended and both segments got their own shows, meaning Billy & Mandy is technically a spinoff.
I remember when Craig of the creek came out, I didn't watch it at first, but recently my little brother was watching it on the TV I sat down to watch it with him and I got to say it's kind of cool 👍🏾
Honestly, I thought that the mid to late 2000's era was the best, cause of shows like Chowder, Camp Lazlo, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and Codename: Kids Next Door
@@ArisoupRegular show was better than Steven. Also Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, toonami and CN city was the reason why Cartoon Network beated Nickelodeon in tv ratings
Quick rant As a kid(born in 2005), I remember appreciating how much variety Cartoon Network had in their shows. I mean, around 2015-2016 Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gumball, Steven Universe, Teen Titans Go, Uncle Grandpa, We Bare Bears, and Clarence were all coming out with new episodes at the same time and it was amazing to live through as a kid. episodes for every show would drop on new episode thursdays and it felt like every show was just spitting out episodes left and right. and yes i lowkey loved clarence, uncle grandpa, and the early seasons of ttg lol. it all genuinely went downhill for me in 2017 when Regular Show ended and CN pushed shows like Adventure Time and Steven Universe either completely off the schedule, or at the 6am time slot. Every day I would turn on the tv and it was ALWAYS teen titans go, it would be maybe 2 episodes of gumball, we bare bears, clarence, or ben 10 2016 if i was lucky, but CN filled like 80% of the weekly schedule with TTG for almost all of 2017 i’m not even exaggerating. i remember when OK KO started and the schedule was literally just TTG and OK KO with like 2 episodes of clarence or gumball. at this time, they still had a good variety of shows that they could have been airing at their own time slots like they were in 2015 but instead TTG took over the entire schedule. Not to mention, CN treated shows like Adventure Time and Steven Universe like complete shit in 2017. they would never air reruns of either of these shows even after new episodes aired. It felt like Adventure Time was being forced to end because of CN’s harsh treatment of the show, and I did not understand why they wouldn’t air Steven Universe knowing how hungry the fanbase was, especially at the time. None of what CN did in 2017-2018 made sense and it lead to their dumpster fire era of 2019-2023 where they cancelled every single show after no more than 3 seasons (if they were lucky to even get a second.) not even gonna get into how they pushed infinity train and summer camp island to hbo max then cancel infinity train for no reason. thanks if anyone actually reads all this lol
Because of your video mentioning Infinity Train as forgettable I actually tried to see if I could find it because I had never heard of it and the art style looked exactly like what I enjoy. I can now say I love the show and agree with its 8.6/10 rating. I know this may sound odd, but thank for including it in this video even if you yourself didn't enjoy it, I found a new show because of you.
Just gonna let u guys know that the showrunner for Mighty Magisword just got arrested for cp so yeah. This is ironic because he got another artist blacklisted for drawing nsfw art for being CP bait.
The fact that you didn't seem interested in amazing superhero shows like JLU and YJ I'll forgive, as that might be a difference in taste, but calling Infinity Train forgettable is insane to me. Good video nonetheless though, so I'll sub 👍
I LOVED TAWOG>;D thats my fricken child hood Edit: 6:05 LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO TAWOG LITERALLY WAS DIFFERENT AND BETTER IN EVERY SINGLE WAYYY Edit 2: AND WE BEAR BEARS????? LETS. CRICKING GOOOOOOOOOOO
I think in 1992, the FIRST Cartoon Netowrk was called “The Moxy and Flea Show” which is most likely lost media, since IMDb says “2 episodes” of the show.
Ben 10 wasn't rebooted 3 times. It was rebooted once. The later series for Ben 10 were time skipped continuations into his teens before the reboot in 2016.
I watched wayyy more nick & Disney than Cartoon Network when I was younger so I’m still behind on the shows I want to watch lol. Nice video (I am a Johnny test defender even though I haven’t seen it in a long time lol)
Clarence is literally just a show about growing up. It’s about being a kid and all of the dangers and happy moments that come with it. It’s also about a kid with an insane amount of adhd. If you weren’t a hyper energetic kid then you probably won’t get it not a dig or anything just the truth🤷♂️
Summer camp island was one of my favorite CN shows as a kid. It has such a sunny vibe, cool plots and entertaining characters. If it’s bad from a critique’s point - fine, I won’t judge. But as a kid, it made the job done - kept me watching And I literally watched like 3 Infinity Train seasons in 1 evening
Space Ghost Coast-to-Coast is a special case to me - while it's definitely low-budget and a very acquired taste, the fact that it's a kind of crazy, chopped-up version of an otherwise bog standard superhero cartoon from the 60s makes it a kind of spiritual predecessor to the Abridged Series, which makes it special in my book.
