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85 Childhood TV Show Throwbacks I Wish Were Still A Part Of My Life

Ah, to be 8 years old again...

Sasha Boroda
Feb 13, 2017
University at Albany, SUNY
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85 Childhood TV Show Throwbacks I Wish Were Still A Part Of My Life

Today, my generation is filled with dramas, crimes, comedies, and other intense genres of television that keep us glued to the screen. But don't you ever miss the simple days of cartoons and other childhood tv shows? Here's a list that'll be sure to make you nostalgic for your childhood days.

1. Tom & Jerry


2. Fairly Odd Parents


3. Kim Possible


5. The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius



6. Looney Tunes


7. Spongebob Squarepants


8. Phil of the Future


9. Danny Phantom


10. Zoey 101


11. Scooby Doo


12. Rugrats


13. That's So Raven


14. Ed, Edd, n Eddy


15. Hey Arnold

16. Hannah Montana

17. CatDog

18. Dexter's Laboratory



19. The Wild Thornberrys


20. The Proud Family

21. Courage the Cowardly Dog

22. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy


23. Avatar: The Last Airbender

24. The Suite Life of Zack & Cody



25. Drake and Josh


26. The Ren & Stimpy Show

27. The Powerpuff Girls



28. Johnny Bravo

29. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide



30. Wizards of Waverly Place


31. Rocket Power



32. Codename: Kids Next Door



33. Life With Derek


34. Dragon Tales



35. Teletubbies

36. ChalkZone

37. Camp Lazlo


38. The Flintstones



39. The Garfield Show

40. My Life As A Teenage Robot


41. Curious George


42. The Jetsons



43. Johnny Test



44. The Smurfs



45. Bob the Builder


46. Arthur


47. Sesame Street


48. Caillou

49. Cyberchase


50. Barney and Friends

51. The Wiggles



52. Clifford the Big Red Dog

53. Mr. Rogers Neighborhood



54. The Magic School Bus



55. Dora the Explorer

56. Blues Clues

57. The Berenstain Bears


58. Max & Ruby


59. Franklin



60. Maggie and the Ferocious Beast


61. The Koala Brothers

62. Recess

63. Bananas in Pyjamas

64. As Told By Ginger



65. Brandy and Mr. Whiskers

66. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch

67. The Pink Panther Show


68. H2O: Just Add Water


69. Catscratch

70. The Replacements

71. Total Drama


72. Totally Spies!

73. Lilo & Stitch


74. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh


75. Even Stevens



76. Alvin & the Chipmunks

77. Doug


78. Rocko's Modern Life

79. Pokémon


80. Thomas and Friends

81. Kipper

82. The Peanuts

83. All Grown Up!

84. My Gym Partner's a Monkey

85. Little Einsteins

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