The Creepiest Childhood TV Show Everyone Forgot 

Inhumanoids - The most metal cartoon of the 80's

It looked like Kim was starting to decompose at one point. I wasn't sure if she was laughing or crying.

I remember The Inhumanoids, the evil that lies within. You have to be an 80s kid. It came out with Gem & the Holograms; Big Foot & the Monster Machines, & Robotix:)

Cobra Commander turning into a snake creeped me out as a kid, as well as those claymation "after these messages" where their heads fall off.

Inhumanoids takes the win on this one. The scene shown wasn't even the worst one.

'Are You Afraid of the Dark?' Especially the episode with the shadow people that ends with their leader threatening the children.

I remember the inhumanoids. Thanks for reopening that suppressed memory Brett

Inhumanoids was the best. I had the theme song stuck in my head for years and I'd do the same thing - no one would believe me that it existed :P. But Kim's reaction is priceless. It's actually a pretty good - horrifying - show. As an aside - the voice of Starscream (Chris Latta) was the undead thing that caused people to decompose. Oh, and the main villain always referred to the humans as "flesh slugs". 80's children's fun!

I'm pretty sure Kim pee'd a little.

"Inhumanoids" *The source of nightmares for 80's kids everywhere*

"I am one with decompose!!!" 🧟 Loved that show!!

"Inhumanoids" actually has a lot of potential

My friend had one "jayce and the wheeled warriors", I never heard of it until I took years trying to find it

That clip has broken Kim Horcher

Yeah, D. Compose was the scariest member of the Inhumanoids by far. 😄 Poor Sandra Shore...the undead dinosaur-thing always had a hard-on for her & kept transforming her into a huge mutated zombie. I think D. Compose honestly loved her...he wanted her companionship & didn't know how else to get it.

There was a show on discovery kids I used to watch that a lot of my friends never heard of. Truth or Scare, it had michelle trachtenberg (had a major crush on her) as the host and would tell reenactments of ghost stories and urban legends.

I think Brett broke Kim.

I totally remember Inhumanoids, but this was still funny as hell 😂😂😂 The show that really freaked me out was “Turbo Teen”. THAT was some body horror junk right there 😱

Exo Squad. Sky Commanders. Pirates of Dark Water (Tula

Inhumanoids was nightmare fuel

Inhumanoids was some fucked up shit.

Jayce and the wheeled warriors. I'm one of the few people i know that even remembers it.

I loved Inhumanoids as a kid! I had a lot of the toys too. You can buy the whole cartoon series on dvd too. Does anyone else remember The Pirates of Dark Water? That was another creepy kids show.

For a long time I thought the lucifer scene from The Adventures of Mark Twain claymation was a funky nightmare dream, until i found it again...

Kim and Brett might be the best duo on TYT

Spiral zone. A post apocalypse zombie show....for kids! also quite possibly the most Eighties intro ever.

I totally remembered The Inhumanoids but what really haunted me was the monster that ate others and you could see them dissolve in its stomach and when the eggs hatch they ate each other lol

I love watching Kim laugh uncontrollably.

Holy shit, I remember that show vividly. Make a live-action movie of that crazy shit.

Ah Inhumanoids good times, did you know that along with Transformers, GI Joe, and "Gem and the holograms" belong in the same Hasbro television universe?

...and Decompose went to Gettysburg and raised the soldiers from their graves. The Decompose Show and Dungeons & Dragons were the two best cartoons from my childhood.

God bless Brett Erlich.

The most disturbing cartoon from the 80's I ever saw was called "Rock and Rule", I hate even typing the title it was so deeply psychologically scaring, cute cartoon characters doing drugs and summoning demons, I swear it is evil

I humanoids was the shit bro! (interesting fact) in humanoids takes place in the universe as GIJOE Transformers and Jem and the Holograms .. the Geraldo Rivara spoof character 'Hector Rimirez of 20 questions' was in all 4 shows

Y'all remember the SWAT Kats? Look it up, you'll get overdosed with nostalgia.

I'm so glad that someone else remembers this show

Yes I remember the inhumanoids, the evil that lies within. But they did find a way to turn people back into normal humans. The visionaries I remember were pretty cool as well as the battle beast.

Remember 'The Head' from MTV's Oddities circa 1994?

Well, not a show but a book series. The Sweet Pickle series. Very few people remember these stories of a town of animals with human like qualities. Each book focusing on a singular character & their distinct personality.

Best Nerd Alert ever! so funny watching her crack up. :'D

Damn inhumaniods looks frightening as hell!! Even for adults

I'm not sure if the show "Everyone Forgot About Robot Jones" actually existed.

French cartoon series Clementiné was really really scary.

Hopefully everyone could turn Inhumanoids into a live action movie to be on the big screen some day. I hope younger male generations who are in their 20's could be introducing to Inhumanoids.

Mighty Orr (sp?) Bots. A big dumb strong bot, a black bot that ate everything, a blue bot that changed into anything, and some bitchy annoying girl bots that all join togethet Voltron-style. Their inventor also had an annoying sidekick bot named something like 'Oh-no'.

Inhumanoids and Jem were on Sunday mornings where I was ... so yeah, it was a weird whiplash effect.

0:44 Maybe they were thinking of “Dinosaucers”? That was an obscure one 🤔

I liked inhumanoids as kid had the toys and watched the cartoons. It never sacred me. Actually, Pinocchio scared me when the kids started turning into donkeys.

Decompose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bananaman? Doubt very many people have forgotten it though.

this should have so many more views just for Kim's reaction

Best. Nerd Alert. Ever!!!

Inhumanoids was such an amazing cartoon and so traumatizing as a kid. Another legendary performance by the voice of my childhood Cris Collins

The weird thing is that I was a total scaredy cat when I was 6, but Inhumanoids didn't fuck me up at all; I thought "Holy balls! This is cool!"

He does a respectable Chris Latta.

Hey! I thought that Inhumanoids had been a well-known show in USA, because it belongs to Hasbro. I thought that I was almost the only ecuadorian who remembered it. Now I know it happens the same there! Haha! Maybe it's because the show only lasted one season. It was awesome!

It's not even covering the one eyed creatures that ate things and had translucent stomachs that showed them digesting things.

Kim's reaction is priceless!

Beakmans World with Lester the rat. Land of the Lost. Some late 80's animated show about a girl and her pet bushbaby I don't remember the name of.

No one that I know seems to have heard of Growing Up Creepy about a girl who was raised by a bunch of bugs in a mansion and starts going to high school.

d'compose is one of the inhumanoids there are the other two Metlar a creature who's composed of fire and metal, Tendril a giant plant like monster, and d'compose which is basically a zombie that has the ability to turn other people into giant zombies with a single touch.

Inhumanoids was normal back in the day but looking back it's pretty nuts.

The Inhumanoids were part of the same syndication deal as Jem and the Holograms and Robotix.

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The best part of this video is Kim's uncontrollable laughter. She completely lost it for a bit and it's hilarious.

I love this we need Kim to break more often she is so great to watch.

Damn, Kim. I think you just made this a viral video. lol

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2:09 Her reaction to D’compose made my day. 🤣 She’s adorable! lol I couldn’t tell if she was horrified or amused! Laughing or crying! It seemed to be both! That alone made this video so damn funny, and it’s going in my “Cheer Me Up” playlist.

until recently I also thought the inhumanoids was a childhood nightmare instead of a real memory.

Anyone remember "Wait till your Father gets home"? They used to play it late at night on Cartoon Network back in the early nineties. I remember watching that show at about 11 or 12 years old thinking "wow this is pretty racist" .

I remember this. I also had some of the toys from it. I could only watch it when I went to the city to see my family bc it didn't play where I lived.

I think I actually saw at least one episode of Inhumanoids when it was aired on german TV in 1989. I kinda mixed it in with memories of the Ghostbusters Series and some of its episodes. There was one about the boogey man which was nightmare-fuel. But not as terrifying as Inhumanoids.

I remember the Inhumanoids and there were toys too.

While I don't think I remember the show, I'm sure the INhumanoids had a toyline (it was the 80s) and I remember that. My list of these forgotten gems would be Visionaries, Samurai Pizza Cats, Pole Position and Rude Dog and the Dweebz

Thanks for the new ringtone, Brett! Under the umbrella tree. Lol

I remember Inhumaniods cartoon ...

I loved the Inhumanoids. I watched the shit out of that show when I was a kid. The Decompose episodes were always the scarier ones.

"decompose.. my hero", remake.. reboot please!!

You tend not to forget a show where a monster can turn humans into giant zombies.

I remember the "DECOMPOSE" animated series ,they used to be aired on sunday's mornings and was a huge cause of my nightmares as a child.

I totally repressed those memories as well. I was 6 when that show came out and I had nightmares, and then about 4 or 5 years ago when my kids were talking about how scary creepy pastas, 5 nights at freddies, and things like that were, it all flooded back to me and I was like "Dude, you didn't grow up in the 80s. You don't even know what scary kids shows are about." They were like 11 and 12 at the time and already very apathetic teenagers, all jaded and sarcastic, and I showed them that exact decompose clip and they freaked the hell out. It was hilarious. Funny thing is the most traumatic show I watched as a kid was the Purple Smurfs episode that was inspired by Night of the Living Dead. haha I won't even watch zombie shows to this day because of that episode, and it's so hilariously tame. I watched it again about that same time I was telling my kids about Inhumanoids. I was just traumatized by the Smurfs being terrified of getting bit and then turning purple and attacking their friends. Also Dungeons & Dragons made me far more scared to ride a roller coaster than anything else, ever. I grew up in Santa Cruz California near the Beach Boardwalk and the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster starts off with an immediate plunge into darkness and I was always afraid that I'd end up in the Forgotten Realms if I rode that coaster. lol

There was the awful show Captain Power. It had robots digitizing humans for some reason, but the experience was apparently agonizing.

this is why we need Brett on more often

Great video. Kim laughing made me laugh. I remember jase and the wheeled warriors.

I LOVED Inhumanoids AND the toys were amazing!!!

Well.. there was that one about death. The main character was meet by some type of demon, telling him over and over that he would die if a certain light of a candle run out. During that cartoon, the main character tries everything to make that light not go out while the demon or death or whatever that other figure was is laughing at him. Nothing works, and the light runs out and he dies. Oddly enough I wasn't scared of this, we had it on a vhs that was a collection of fairy tales. Although I wasn't scared of it, my mom was a bit terrified of it I believe.

The reaction from that woman after seeing that clip from Inhumanoids! Priceless!

anyone remember Galaxy Rangers? I loved that shit as a kid...a long, long time ago.

He's right about repressing the memory of that show... If you're young and you watched that it could be really horrifying!

The Head, The Maxx, Aion Flux, Megas XLR, Downtown, Mission Hill, Undergrads, Reboot, Mr Bumpy, Histeria, I could go on for a while of I had the Time!

Swat Kats anyone? Man I loved that show.

"Children of the dog star". Very creepy New Zeland sci fi thriller(!) for kids. I was 10 when I watched this and I had nightmares for another 10 :).

Brett's example was awesome. My show that no one remembers was Land of the Lost (not that horrible horrible movie, the TV show). I still know most of the theme song. About the Berenstein/Berenstain theory, we would have had to have switched universes twice because I clearly remember it being Berenstain in the early 80s, as do my friends and siblings. Most people who remember it as Berenstein were kids in the very late 80s ('88, '89) and 90s.

What was truly frightening was The Andy Devine Show. I CAN'T be the only one who remembers "Pluck your magic twanger Froggy"!

I had the toys...you didnt dream it.

I used to think I made up count duckula cos no one ever knew what I was talking about

loved that show "though a bit cheezy" would love to see this one and bionic 6 redone

U gotta laugh hysterically to the point where it hurts at least once every 3 months, or u just aint living

Yeah I remember this. Decompose was one of the three. One was a swamp thing and the leader was Lord magma.