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11 Cartoons Every Kid Watched Growing Up

Let's take a trip down memory lane.

Drue Horton
Jun 13, 2016
San Diego State University
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While I wasn't indoors much as a kid, I did, however, watch cartoons more than any kid should. Even today as I'm entering adulthood, I rarely watch anything other than cartoons. Luckily Netflix has a pretty good selection of the 90s/early 2000s cartoons, and here are some for the books.


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1. "Totally Spies."

Totally forgot about this show until I saw it was added to Netflix, and was jumping for joy. Being a girl, I looked up to them and endlessly wished I could be them.

2. "Dexter's Laboratory."

While Dexter always gave me a good laugh, DeeDee was a favorite of mine because messing with my siblings was something I always did as a kid.

3. "Courage the Cowardly Dog."

Watching this now makes me realize that this show is pretty freaky, and I don't understand how I watched this as a kid.

4. "The Powderpuff Girls."


I'm so happy they brought this back! It's a classic, and I'm glad kids today can see the girls kick butt against some of the weirdest villains.

5. "Animaniacs."

Defiantly one of the older shows, but how it's still very entertaining watching the characters drive everyone crazy.

6. "Rugrats."

One of the most watched cartoons in America, these kids always went on crazy adventures that every kid was jealous of.

7. "Ed, Edd, and Eddy."

These guys would do just about anything for a jawbreaker, and watching them go through ridiculous scenarios for candy was beyond funny.

8. "Kim Possible."

This super cool chick was a spy while balancing a normal teenage life, in my opinion, was the OG of having a split life.

9. "Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy."

One of my personal favorites, these kids are best friends with a Grim Reaper who got them in some of the scariest yet hilarious situations.

10. "What's New Scooby Doo."

All time favorite cartoon. I can thank my grandma for starting my obsession in this cartoon that teaches kids the only real monsters in the world are people.

11. "Codename: Kids Next Door."

These kids were apart of a club that every kid wished was real. You could relate to each character, and only some of the situations they went through.

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