The disrespect of not discussing The Backyardigans is crazy, however because you mentioned Wonder Pets, I'll let it's slide. Also completely forgot about the fever dream that is Boobah until this
@@allietricasoes pls and now is better not all but talking that way yeh better then then oh and by the way the way boobah the movie should happen also H2O just add water should get 1 and zoey 102 has now happened and should get a movie
I’m currently rewatching the entire show and damn.. I forgot how mature ATLA was for what the target audience actually was. It’s such an amazing show and I’m glad it’s been getting the recognition it deserves over the years.
Charile and Lola was one of my favorite cartoons growing up as a kid it always had this very peaceful and calming vibe to it. I kinda see the show as a British version of Peanuts in a way because of the parents never been seen but are only mentioned. Also fun fact they were based on books of the same name created and illustrated by Lauren Child, I use to own a handful of them way back when. I even went to a art exhibition many years ago showing the original artwork from the books being all mixed media and even the same with there other works too. Overall the art style and aesthetic of the cartoon and books and overall Lauren's work was a big inspiration to younger me. c:
oh yeah, I was and still am a big fan of Lauren Child. As a kid I watched charli and lola, as a tween I read Clarence Been and as a teen I read ruby redfort. She was my entier adoleses.
I love Charlie and Lola to do this day (I am about to turn 18) and I own all of the episodes on dvd I also have a majority of the books and have a lot of other books by Lauren child I loved all of the books and still love them but I made presentation of Lauren child in third grade and made a diorama inspired by her princess and the pea book
The intros for George Lopez, Family Matters, and Full House will forever be engrained into my subconsciousness - right as I’m about to nod off to sleep…
Spending the weekend at grandmas whilst having the her cable TV just playing Nickelodeon 24/7 so yea several random moments of waking to Nick at Nite and then being awake all night with no cartoons but My wife n kids was funny as hell tho. 😂
Yesss I'm so jealous of the kids who get to grow up with such an amazing portrayal of healthy family dynamics. I was born in 2000 so I have so much nostalgia for late 90s/2000s/early 2010s shows, but you gotta admit the interpersonal relationships they showed were usually so toxic in most shows that were aimed at kids aged 7+. Even shows aimed at very young children could be iffy sometimes (like Caillou, Peppa Pig, etc)
Zoey 101, Drake and Josh and anything Dan touched around that Nick put out around that time was a banger. Absolute shame that he turned out to not be a great guy. His shows were so good for their time though and are still enjoyable today.
Boobah genuinely traumatized my mom & dad one night when they turned the TV on. I was a baby & never saw it, but my parents literally talk about this constantly. They are constantly baffled
@@jane_wants_to_feel yes! Omg, falsettos fan! Tbh falsettos fans are so hard to find in the wild. I was gonna go for Chip Zien Mendel, but I decided against it when there weren’t any higher quality photos & idk how to sharpen photos well
charlie and lola is one of those pieces of media that reappears in my psyche every so often, specifically the christmas special where charlie complains about getting oranges in his stocking every year and lola goes on a weird adventure with santa or something and brings him something else. the next morning he looked in his stocking and pulled out a pineapple ALSO NOT THE PINK MILKKKKK peak childhood cartoon food craving
Oof not too much on the Hollywood serial groomer! He dated Mandy Moore, Lindsay Lohan, and Demi Lovato while they were teens and Demi has since acknowledged how messed up that relationship was to them.
@@hoodoowilliams5187 Only because the film itself was bad. Still better than the plethora of people who got their careers taken away for being victims of abuse
@@kylespevak6781 no, people were pretty much hellbent (myself included) on not supporting that film nearly a year before it came out when all the allegations against him came out. It was going to flop before it ever went in theaters.
The 2000’s and early 2010’s are like peak era for me. Wonder pets, iCarly, Dora Diego, Handy Manny, Supper Word (? The show about reading) Wild Krats and some of my still favourites Ninjago and Transformers Prime, all amazing shows compared to what my little cousins are currently watching.
Even tho I didn’t grew up in the 2000s, it’s one of the most underrated decades. I wish more movies and tv shows were set during that era just as the 80s or 90s.
In all fairness, I think the reason we haven't seen a lot of shows set in the 2000s (yet) is because the turn of the century was a huge deal. Things were set in the FUTURE and it would be the 2000's. We just haven't gotten to setting things in the past as the 2000s.
i think the 2000s is too recent for the differences and nostalgia for them to make it an aesthetic. from the 2000s disney stuff i’ve watched, it seems to be like today but with flip phones, lower definition and a couple racist jokes. also a lot of it seemed to be quite sitcom-y which doesn’t seem to be as popular anymore. that’s my two pennies, i may be wrong!
Fucking LOVED Jenny the Teenage Robot. That "real girl" episode stuck with me so strongly. Edit: forgot to mention Handy Mandy was one of my first crushes ever.
Rob Renzetti (the creator of My Life As A Teenage Robot) actually wanted to do another season, which he never got to do due to Nickelodeon thinking the show wasn't getting the viewership they wanted. Also, the "creepy" tones some/most episodes have is because Rob is quite the horror fanatic. He wanted to do a third part for the human skin thing, but Nickelodeon said no, because the idea was too dark for a kids show. (Basically, the suit would kidnap Brad and force Jenny to choose between saving Brad from dying or put on the suit herself to be a "real human girl") Yes, thats an actual idea he had for an episode.
This show reminds me a lot of gravity falls, the creators wanting so much more for the show and just not being able to because of the network. It’s so saddddd! I would have killed to see this show live on🤧
Boobah and teletubbies give midsommar vibes. I really like the part in boobah when they opened the present though. It programmed me to become a rampant consumer
One show I loved was Little Bill, it was so cute and the animation was neat! But it wasn’t on tv as often as I’d have liked, so when it was on I got really excited
Nothing hits harder than 2000s kids television. I mean, the Backyardigans, Wow Wow Wubbzy, Peep and the Big Wide World, Blues Clues - the list goes on…
When I found out Charlie was a boy, I instantly developed a crush. And when I saw Marv, I switched crushes! Kinda blame the show for my obsession with British boys later in life
The PBS Kids morning lineup was the best. Perfect shows before school. Arthur from 7-7:30, Wild Kratts from 7:30-8, and Curious George from 8-8:30. Curious George also ended at the perfect time to leave for the bus at 8:24.
@shreddedcheeseeater OMG YES! Remember the episode where everyone got "hackerized" by that one guy who is revealed to have betrayed them? That must've given me nightmares when I was little.
@@uhuh9859 I VAGUELY REMEMBER THAT ONE AND SAME DUDE it was wild 😭 Nah but isn't the show still going? I could've sworn I heard something about eps still running
I loved wonder pets as a kid. My turtle that I got when I religiously watched the show is named after Tuck, and is still alive n' kickin after 14 years!
Honestly, one of my favorite children’s shows is odd squad purely because I was way above the age of watching it when I did, but I still couldn’t get enough of it and honestly, odd todd is a bitch and an icon simultaneously On a sidenote, have you watch the courage, the cowardly dog and Scooby Doo crossover like it’s horror was toned down a lot but still it’s an enjoyable watch
yes!! i would watch it when i was a little bit older than the intended age group and i used to LOVE it. i get olaf’s potato song stuck in my head like once a week
I also thought Charlie was a girl😅. That pink milk was indeed insanely good looking, and I have vivid memories of the episode where Lola kept checking it a book about beetles at the library until another kid checked it out and she was very sad. Also their parents showed up in the episode where Charlie broke his arm playing soccer
I loved Magic School Bus growing up so much it literally taught me everything so when I saw there was a reboot I watched the first two episodes, hated them so I watched two episodes of the original, and wow the original was so much better. Poor kids nowadays.
Definitely a little older when these shows came out. I was right at that late 90’s early 2000’s cusp and I definitely recall bangers. Rugrats is like my fave (Chucky and I as a kid were one in the same and his color palette is all my favorite colors), All Grown Up is a banger too (Susie getting scammed for a recording contract was a great episode), Phil Of The Future (it came out between That’s So Raven and Suite Life (another banger, but I’m going for the less known shows) and not only were Brenda Song and AHS’ Evan Peters as side characters, but had a sassy, snarky antihero character that is so underrated named Pim who definitely should be Y2K’s revival hero), and I definitely wanted to add Regular Show, because I was an adult when I watched it, which I thought it’d be bad, because the humor is so annoying, but the fact they make the situations on that show really fun, it really made me like it.
I learned how to count in spanish with handy manny. :D I agree that H20 was a really good show. I rewatched it a few years ago and loved it! Some of these shows like wondepets or the first one, I've never seen. However, it would be good if you compare the old shows with the new. So that you can give better reasons why you think the old shows are better. You could add Shimmer and Shine, Paw Patrol, Miraculous for example.
A feel like a lot of the best shows from that Playhouse Disney sort of era were the ones that tried to teach kids through a variety of music styles. Maybe I'm a bit biased since I always wanted to be a musician since I was little lol, but for shows like The Backyardigans, Bear in the Big Blue House, Little Einsteins, The Wonder Pets, etc, the lessons always seemed more unique and memorable when the crew put effort into the fun songs that helped you remember them.
2000's shows are better than 90% of shows now. Im most likely bias obviously but these modern shows like on Nick or Disney are better than whatever they're putting out now.
My favorite goofy Ming-Ming moment was when she yelled at this one kid to go to sleep. Picture this. Kid asks for a bedtime story and Ming-Ming says, “Once upon a time there was a princess and she lived happily ever after, the end, GO TO SLEEP”
Two things had a chokehold of my childhood: mermaid shows/movies (I even have a h20 cd and used to have a tail) and mlp (I had so many figures bro, I had the books too, that was my shit) I didn’t stop liking mlp til I was 13 (which was one of the biggest sign I was autistic tbh lmao, I hyper fixated on so much when I was younger)
i've been a nanny for over four years now, and something i've noticed is how much i notice these shows… if that makes sense. i can get borderline obsessed with analyzing the shows my kids watch, whether they're good or bad shows/movies. there are a LOT of very very lazy kids shows out there (not like lazytown lol just you can tell how little care goes into some of these shows), but there are also some really great shows that teach awesome lessons and tell genuinely good stories. my partner has heard. many rants about this lol.
I also kinda do the same things with children's (usually) shows. I like to pick them apart, analyse them and then ramble to someone about their shortcomings. I do get a bit too invested sometimes and ruin the fun though 😓
I absolutely agree that the shows we watched as kids just hit differently! and in my opinion kids shows today are missing the charm they had. Something I want to bring back
Honestly Ocean Girl walked so H2O could run. Here in Germany we often got older series later, because the liscences were cheaper and the dub took its time. So Ocean Girl was an Australian series from the late 90s that aired here in the early 2000s. It‘s about this mysterious girl that can breathe underwater and communicate with a whale. Then there‘s kids in some type of nature preservation science thingie and of course old, evil scientists. It‘s a wild ride. Think mermaids, but not really, but eco politics, but not really, but aliens, but not really. It was amazing.
When I was a kid I legit had a crush on Jenny from Teenage Robot and Cindy from Jimmy Neutron. Really, was Jenny less human looking than the Powerpuff Girls? It's all stylized.
When I was growing up, my favorite show was by far Star Wars: The Clone Wars. In fact, it was not until 2021 when it was deposed by The Owl House as my favorite show of all time. Even then, though, it's still my second favorite show of all time
15:05 omg this awakened some memories that I didn't even know I had lol I completely forgot about this show, but I used to like it when I was very little. It's kinda sweet cause Charlie and Lola always reminded me of me and my older brother, especially since my mom used to call me Lola as a nickname too :') Thank you for reminding me of that part of my childhood haha
doesn't matter that I grew up with the extremely sanitized Arabic dubs. My Life as a Teenage Robot and wonder pets were fucking cornerstones of my childhood
I remember charlie and lola (yes i am european heh) Also i remember one anime that i was so interested but was able to watch only when visiting my grandparents because we did not have the right channel at home It was called hello kitty apple forest and the parallel town (yes, it was hello kitty which my family saw as little weird as i was born as a guy, but screw them i am a girl now) It got translated to only couple languages and there's not a lot of info about it (at least i have not been able to find) I want to watch the full anime at somepoint lol
Miss frame by frame animation. In 2005 it already had that shiny digital look, but it was still evident that it was scanned hand drawn images. Imitating this type of movement on digital is tricky.
Seeing Boobbah on my screen again after all these years is... a trip, to say the least. EDIT: I unfortunately only recently remembered My Life as a Teenage Robot, because I repressed the memory for L G B T reasons lol Charlie and Lola was great, I loved it. I also had a crush on Charlie thinking he was a girl, glad this is a universal experience.
I was a young child in the '90s, so by the time most of the shows you talked about were airing I was already a teen who had grown out of watching stuff targeted at small children, but I do agree that TV for kids these days just isn't the same. Every now and then gems come out in the world of western animation like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic or Adventure Time, but from what I can tell most cartoons these days are trash 😑 ... I'll just stick to anime and Invader ZiM 😂 . As for live-action, OH GOD NO. '90s and '00s Nick shows were far superior, even though Dan Schneider deserves to be locked up for life 😑 .
i must have repressed all memories of watching zoey 101 because i know for sure i definitely watched it (as a definitely too-young-to-be-watching kid) but i could not tell you the plot of an episode to save my life
Same. I was only 7 when I watched reruns of it on TeenNick, but I've recently gotten back into it and currently, my favorite episode is "People Auction" from season 2.
I LOVED MY LIFE AS A TEENAGE ROBOT!!! I used to watch it all the time also the only episode I could remember was that one. Justice for Jenny!!! I’d love to see a reboot of this show one day.
this is a bit of a rant but i wanted to get it out there especially on the topic. being born at the *very* end of the 2000s, AND living in europe (i believe the stations were a bit behind/mixed where i lived,) i grew up with the strange hybrid mix of 2000s shows and early-2010s shows. i had little einsteins at the same time as doc mcstuffins, barney at the same time as sofia the first, wonderpets at the same time as team umizoomi, and so many more. apparently fireman sam started airing in 1989 and i watched that; so thats fun. it gets so confusing and honestly annoying when people on social media make those posts like 'kids born after 2007 wouldnt understand' then its a list of shows i have definitely watched, or at the very least was airing when i was younger. i definitely agree that 2000s-early 2010s are 100% more educational for kids; because jesus christ what is cocomelon? that is acid for babies, and bleach to my ears LOL. i heard somewhere that it literally messes up how children learn to speak. can guarantee you no shows from before 2019 were like that 💀 i just realised there was no point to this rant but oh well
Boobah scared the hell out of me as a child. Even looking back on the show as a grown lady, the show was like taking acid, shrooms, and all kinds of psychedelic drugs concocted into one nightmare fuel inducing mixture 😂
For a part two, you should do The Mighty B!, I still vividly remember the episode where the main character Penny was shrunk down and explored a human body for some reason (tell me this was real and not a fever dream-)
Idk what character that is but I can confirm, I was the script EDIT: WAIT HOLY SHIT DO YOU MEAN FROM CHARLIE AND LOLA? I was genuinely obsessed with this show and related to Charlie so hard. I love this hc sm Edit2: also sorry for yelling I just got very happy lol
I remember growing up and I’d watch Dora the Explorer and I didn’t understand that there was different languages, so I legit just thought I was dumb whenever she would say a Spanish word🤣
As a 11/12 year old when Boohbah came out... I liked it so much more than my younger cousins. It was the craziest sheet I had seen, it was the actual best. We'd participate in every end-show activity.
I was really into the slightly weirder kids shows. I watched the ones with clowns or puppets a lot. I also really liked Cartoon Network's animated stuff. My younger sister was big into live action drama shows and Disney.
Many Nick Late 90s tv shows still look very nice, like CatDog, Hey Arnold and Seasons 4-6 of Rugrats. Whether on Paramount + or DVD, they are still not remastered, other than classic Spongebob, which apparenty kids still love and actually looks as good as i remember.
I found a old boobah toy when going through some stuff I used to have as a kid and it all came rushing back to me and I remembered that that wasn’t just some acid trip I made up in my head
Zoey 101 is a repressed fever dream that I forgot I was obsessed with - along with every other Schneider show... But didn't Paramount+ just released a trailer for Zoey 102?
I always thought Charlie was just a tomboy. And I have no memories of actually watching BooBah besides something about a kiddie pool and bubbles, but I loved playing the online games.
I loved Wonderpets. It was my total thang. Little Einstiens too, and when Bubble Guppies came out, I also loved that. I think I had a decent childhood?
even though i was born in 2006 i've seen a majority of this shows, and i can confirm (as someone who had to see multiple of the new child series due to my lil sis) that they were better also, have you seen the boobbah fandom? It really is... something.
I just listened to the Bubble Guppies sun song for the first time in almost a decade since I remember it being my favorite, and OH MY GOD! It has no right to be as good as it is! And I just realized they used a mix of 2D and 3D animation, the 2D animation being the eyes and mouths.
I was born in 2004 so I grew up with just about all of these either as they were airing or in reruns. Great to see that these shows are still being talked about.
I have to say im so grateful for barely making within being born in “early 2000s”(2005) that i got to grow up with these shows LOL Also no backyardigans??? Eh, u got the other ones covered but its a shame u forgot such a staple🙁
5:26 I watched this and I loved this as a kid. I legitimately never knew that's what the sound was until now. It didn't occur to me. The hotdog clip was always my favorite for some reason but I think there was a dodgeball one as well 11:29 YES H20 I was obsessed with that show for a while! 13:21 lmao I watched some of this and for some reason my dad and I have fanart of the show he found in a thrift store on our bathroom wall now lmao 15:11 My dad and I adored this show! The art style is so cute 17:10 YESSSSS My friends and parents all sing along whenever I randomly remember the theme song and sing it 18:45 I had some of the tools and loved the art style at the time. Also I really loved seeing people like my family (the internal misogyny of loving construction etc was strong in this one)
Jake and the Neverland pirates had a CHOKEHOLD on me- I walked around the house with an eyepatch. I was also deeply in love with that one female pirate... probably my gay awakening at age 6
As a British kid growing up in the 2000s, charlie and lola was the SHIT. Literally so good. Also, I always thought they were like 13 and 8 respectively, but turns out charlie was actually like 7 and lola was 5. charlie out here being the most responsible 7 year old I've ever seen XD
As someone born in the mid 2000s, I relate to watching Gumball and Regular Show as a kid more than I do with shows as retro as Jimmy Neutron and Teenage Robot (despite them still airing reruns on Nicktoons as a kid, as well as Boomerang airing older CN shows) or more recent ones like Molly McGee and Hailey's On It. The era I grew up in is kind of hard to explain because I played Minecraft & Club Penguin instead of Runescape nor Fortnite, and I also owned the pre-movie SpongeBob episodes on DVD as a kid. To me, Regular Show (as well as OK KO) will always be peak entertainment in my eyes, and that's not just the nostalgia, it's genuinely good. It's just that it's so good that I can't really seem to get into newer shows all that much. They're not that fun. Also, I sometimes gets jealous of 90s/00s kids for growing up with better stuff, but what they didn't grow up with is the internet being accessible to not just computers, but phones and tablets as well. I watched Noggin, Playhouse Disney, and PBS Kids at an early age, but never Cocomelon. I'm sort of a strange blend of being a 2000s kid and a 2010s kid, except that I lean more towards the 2010s since I remember that decade more. I have an idea of what the 90s/00s were like, but never actually experienced them, either because I wasn't born yet, or I was too young. I even played PS2, DS, Xbox 360, PS3, and 3DS games as a kid, along with some flash games that were on websites that were for kids channels such as the Hub Network. I'm too young to relate to Toon Disney and Jetix. It's just too bad that the 2010s will be remembered for terrible shows like Teen Titans Go!, Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil, and The Loud House. But on a positive note, It had Gravity Falls.
I’d occasionally watch these shows. I never had a schedule for kids shows except for maybe Star Wars: The Clone Wars. I remember when a commercial was on, I’d run to use the bathroom & get snacks. Often with these shows I would turn to another channel when the other went to commercial
I'm too old for most of this stuff, the only thing I remember was Courage and the Crypt Keeper you mentioned at the beginning, but I'll watch anyways cus you're fucking hilarious.
I can't even lie PBS kids, nickelodeon and disney kids carried my kid/preteen era
No fr facts
Pure facts.
Dude I still watch the octonauts Netflix specials
Those and Cartoon Network for me.
Don't forget cartoon Network
Handy Manny was the pinnacle latino representation dawg he's my hero fr
lol this is how me and one of my friend become friends was over our love of Handy Manny
i watched handy manny way too late in my tweens
i used to have a crush on him 😭😭
what about Go Diego Go?
@@MW2pwnage12345 he was cute too 😭
The disrespect of not discussing The Backyardigans is crazy, however because you mentioned Wonder Pets, I'll let it's slide.
Also completely forgot about the fever dream that is Boobah until this
Part 2?👀
exactly what i was thinking omg, backyardigans was peak 2000s children's tv, also all the songs were fucking bangers
@@allietricasoyes plssssss
@@allietricasoes pls and now is better not all but talking that way yeh better then then oh and by the way the way boobah the movie should happen also H2O just add water should get 1 and zoey 102 has now happened and should get a movie
🎶yoouuurrrrr back yard friends the backyaaaarrrdiigaaannnssss🎶
i would say that we should be discussing avatar the last airbender here but that isn't just a kids show. it's a masterpiece
I’m currently rewatching the entire show and damn.. I forgot how mature ATLA was for what the target audience actually was.
It’s such an amazing show and I’m glad it’s been getting the recognition it deserves over the years.
@@annasambuco3877yeah exactly like I just can’t believe that kids now a days are watching stuff like cocomelon
i have a tradition where i rewatch it every summer so i gotta finish Regular Show in the next few weeks
It's... It's both?
Came to comment this
as someone who grew up with paw patrol and doc mcstuffins, 2000 kids shows sound scary and fun at the same time
To be honest, they were pretty messed up😂
It's like a weird other universe
just saw u comment on jordans vid😮💨🫢
@@whose_liv83 omg hi again!!
are you 9
Charile and Lola was one of my favorite cartoons growing up as a kid it always had this very peaceful and calming vibe to it. I kinda see the show as a British version of Peanuts in a way because of the parents never been seen but are only mentioned. Also fun fact they were based on books of the same name created and illustrated by Lauren Child, I use to own a handful of them way back when. I even went to a art exhibition many years ago showing the original artwork from the books being all mixed media and even the same with there other works too.
Overall the art style and aesthetic of the cartoon and books and overall Lauren's work was a big inspiration to younger me. c:
Omg I owned all the books and read them all the time
oh yeah, I was and still am a big fan of Lauren Child. As a kid I watched charli and lola, as a tween I read Clarence Been and as a teen I read ruby redfort.
She was my entier adoleses.
I love Charlie and Lola to do this day (I am about to turn 18) and I own all of the episodes on dvd I also have a majority of the books and have a lot of other books by Lauren child I loved all of the books and still love them but I made presentation of Lauren child in third grade and made a diorama inspired by her princess and the pea book
I love her illustration style, it totally had an impact on my art now.
Her art style was heavily inspired by that of Tove Jansson (the creator of the Moomins). You’ll see the similarities very quickly.
The intros for George Lopez, Family Matters, and Full House will forever be engrained into my subconsciousness - right as I’m about to nod off to sleep…
I always got up early to watch Full House! I really felt like an adult while watching it
Spending the weekend at grandmas whilst having the her cable TV just playing Nickelodeon 24/7 so yea several random moments of waking to Nick at Nite and then being awake all night with no cartoons but My wife n kids was funny as hell tho. 😂
I think the only new kids show I’d say is better than what I’ve gotten back in the day is Bluey. That show wonderful.
Omg Bluey is amazing!!!
Yesss I'm so jealous of the kids who get to grow up with such an amazing portrayal of healthy family dynamics. I was born in 2000 so I have so much nostalgia for late 90s/2000s/early 2010s shows, but you gotta admit the interpersonal relationships they showed were usually so toxic in most shows that were aimed at kids aged 7+. Even shows aimed at very young children could be iffy sometimes (like Caillou, Peppa Pig, etc)
Total drama is better
@@HelloKittyUwW07 there's no competition
@@HelloKittyUwW07spongebob is better
Zoey 101, Drake and Josh and anything Dan touched around that Nick put out around that time was a banger. Absolute shame that he turned out to not be a great guy. His shows were so good for their time though and are still enjoyable today.
It was a banger no lie, but just the cost of the actor’s childhoods🤧
His shows were my childhood, it really is a shame that he turned out to be such a creep
@@allietricasowhich is so fucked up
Because pedos have the minds of children, so obviously he knew what kids would like
Not a great guy? Neither was Hitler.
Boobah genuinely traumatized my mom & dad one night when they turned the TV on. I was a baby & never saw it, but my parents literally talk about this constantly. They are constantly baffled
they were definitely tripping balls at the time too
@@natethebluesman oh, absolutely, so long as you mean the people who made the show & not my parents.
unrelated but mendel pfp!!
@@jane_wants_to_feel yes! Omg, falsettos fan! Tbh falsettos fans are so hard to find in the wild.
I was gonna go for Chip Zien Mendel, but I decided against it when there weren’t any higher quality photos & idk how to sharpen photos well
@@Deadhousep1ants fair. it's just such a tiny fandom lol but we are here
I remember watching these when I was younger and always looking forward to seeing them after school 😭
My brother showed me the boohbah opening a couple of weeks ago.
Me: “You watched this as a kid?”
Him: “Yeah”
Me: “That explains a lot”
Are you younger or older?
@@loganstrickler my brother's older than me
Lmao (I definitely didn't also watch weird trippy shows as a child hahah...)
charlie and lola is one of those pieces of media that reappears in my psyche every so often, specifically the christmas special where charlie complains about getting oranges in his stocking every year and lola goes on a weird adventure with santa or something and brings him something else. the next morning he looked in his stocking and pulled out a pineapple
ALSO NOT THE PINK MILKKKKK peak childhood cartoon food craving
I always remember the flash game on PBS Kids that they had for it.
I remember the plot point of her freaking out because she accidentally sent her Jesus drawing to Santa and gave Lotta her wishlist instead.
Just from the thumbnail alone I can tell you truly *get* the vibe of the 2000s. It was such a wild time to be a kid! 😆
100% !!!
For anyone who didn’t know, Handy Manny was voiced by Wilmer Valderrama who was Fez in that 70s show. I think that’s the best thing ever
Oof not too much on the Hollywood serial groomer! He dated Mandy Moore, Lindsay Lohan, and Demi Lovato while they were teens and Demi has since acknowledged how messed up that relationship was to them.
Meanwhile Ezra Miller gets to lead blockbusters
@@kylespevak6781 a blockbuster that tanked and was already dead on arrival.
@@hoodoowilliams5187 Only because the film itself was bad. Still better than the plethora of people who got their careers taken away for being victims of abuse
@@kylespevak6781 no, people were pretty much hellbent (myself included) on not supporting that film nearly a year before it came out when all the allegations against him came out. It was going to flop before it ever went in theaters.
Charlie and Lola and Handy Manny are some of my favorite shows on all time. Thank you for talking about it.
I had a brain blast the other week trying to search for that show, played the "game" alot as a kid and had to know if I was hallucinating or not xD
The 2000’s and early 2010’s are like peak era for me. Wonder pets, iCarly, Dora Diego, Handy Manny, Supper Word (? The show about reading) Wild Krats and some of my still favourites Ninjago and Transformers Prime, all amazing shows compared to what my little cousins are currently watching.
Super Why :D
Might I add Doc McStuffins, the Backyardigans, and the Octonauts?
The 2000s and early 2010s just had so many good shows, the only good shows that come to my mind nowadays is like bluey and the loud house
@@starsiadraws Yes! That’s the name! Thank you!
Thomas n friends (earlier seasons) bearenstien bears max n ruby bear in the big blue house n og blues clues
Finally someone talking about Charlie And Lola! Also the reason why the parents are never onscreen is because the creator felt it would be unnecessary
Wasn't the premise that Charlie is babysitting his sister? I'm not sure because Charlie seems a bit young
@@swiftlyaswiftie Only in some episodes
Even tho I didn’t grew up in the 2000s, it’s one of the most underrated decades. I wish more movies and tv shows were set during that era just as the 80s or 90s.
Says the one with the mid 2000's Gerard Way profile picture.
In all fairness, I think the reason we haven't seen a lot of shows set in the 2000s (yet) is because the turn of the century was a huge deal. Things were set in the FUTURE and it would be the 2000's. We just haven't gotten to setting things in the past as the 2000s.
@@ElizabethMidfordHatesCops At least we got turning red
i think the 2000s is too recent for the differences and nostalgia for them to make it an aesthetic. from the 2000s disney stuff i’ve watched, it seems to be like today but with flip phones, lower definition and a couple racist jokes. also a lot of it seemed to be quite sitcom-y which doesn’t seem to be as popular anymore.
that’s my two pennies, i may be wrong!
You had hey Arnold and Ren and stimpy
Fucking LOVED Jenny the Teenage Robot. That "real girl" episode stuck with me so strongly.
Edit: forgot to mention Handy Mandy was one of my first crushes ever.
Rob Renzetti (the creator of My Life As A Teenage Robot) actually wanted to do another season, which he never got to do due to Nickelodeon thinking the show wasn't getting the viewership they wanted.
Also, the "creepy" tones some/most episodes have is because Rob is quite the horror fanatic.
He wanted to do a third part for the human skin thing, but Nickelodeon said no, because the idea was too dark for a kids show. (Basically, the suit would kidnap Brad and force Jenny to choose between saving Brad from dying or put on the suit herself to be a "real human girl")
Yes, thats an actual idea he had for an episode.
Curse Nickelodeon for lacking CN's edginess. This is the same network that thought 'shut up' should be censored.
This show reminds me a lot of gravity falls, the creators wanting so much more for the show and just not being able to because of the network. It’s so saddddd! I would have killed to see this show live on🤧
Boobah and teletubbies give midsommar vibes. I really like the part in boobah when they opened the present though. It programmed me to become a rampant consumer
FR LOL
The amount of nostalgia that hit me when you brought of Wonderpets is enough to break my bones.
YES
Even though I was born in 2006, Invader Zim was and still is my favorite.
YESSSS, MY CURRENT HYPERFIXATION, INVADER ZIM IS FUCKING EVERYTHINGGG FR
The amount of joy I get filled with when I get an upload notification from you
HEHEHE
One show I loved was Little Bill, it was so cute and the animation was neat! But it wasn’t on tv as often as I’d have liked, so when it was on I got really excited
Nothing hits harder than 2000s kids television. I mean, the Backyardigans, Wow Wow Wubbzy, Peep and the Big Wide World, Blues Clues - the list goes on…
So that’s what that show was called, I watched wow wow wubbzy but never knew what it was
When I found out Charlie was a boy, I instantly developed a crush. And when I saw Marv, I switched crushes! Kinda blame the show for my obsession with British boys later in life
The PBS Kids morning lineup was the best. Perfect shows before school. Arthur from 7-7:30, Wild Kratts from 7:30-8, and Curious George from 8-8:30. Curious George also ended at the perfect time to leave for the bus at 8:24.
"It's wild KRATTS not RATS!-"
Y'all remember Cyberchase tho? Man that show was god tier
@shreddedcheeseeater OMG YES! Remember the episode where everyone got "hackerized" by that one guy who is revealed to have betrayed them? That must've given me nightmares when I was little.
@@uhuh9859 I VAGUELY REMEMBER THAT ONE AND SAME DUDE it was wild 😭
Nah but isn't the show still going? I could've sworn I heard something about eps still running
I remember a lineup with that just slide in some dinosaur train, Sid the science kid, & super why
I loved wonder pets as a kid. My turtle that I got when I religiously watched the show is named after Tuck, and is still alive n' kickin after 14 years!
i love how jenny looks almost identical to hatsune miku
Omg! 😱
💙🤖💙Thank you for adding the show”My Life As A Teenage Robot” this show is my #1 favorite Nickelodeon cartoon of all time!
Less than a minute in and it's already so good lol. Looking forward to the rest of another hilarious video.
This one is a rollercoaster😂
Honestly, one of my favorite children’s shows is odd squad purely because I was way above the age of watching it when I did, but I still couldn’t get enough of it and honestly, odd todd is a bitch and an icon simultaneously
On a sidenote, have you watch the courage, the cowardly dog and Scooby Doo crossover like it’s horror was toned down a lot but still it’s an enjoyable watch
yes!! i would watch it when i was a little bit older than the intended age group and i used to LOVE it. i get olaf’s potato song stuck in my head like once a week
I also thought Charlie was a girl😅. That pink milk was indeed insanely good looking, and I have vivid memories of the episode where Lola kept checking it a book about beetles at the library until another kid checked it out and she was very sad. Also their parents showed up in the episode where Charlie broke his arm playing soccer
I loved Magic School Bus growing up so much it literally taught me everything so when I saw there was a reboot I watched the first two episodes, hated them so I watched two episodes of the original, and wow the original was so much better. Poor kids nowadays.
I grew up on Curious George and I regret nothing. That show is the best known to mankind and you CANNOT change my mind!
Definitely a little older when these shows came out. I was right at that late 90’s early 2000’s cusp and I definitely recall bangers. Rugrats is like my fave (Chucky and I as a kid were one in the same and his color palette is all my favorite colors), All Grown Up is a banger too (Susie getting scammed for a recording contract was a great episode), Phil Of The Future (it came out between That’s So Raven and Suite Life (another banger, but I’m going for the less known shows) and not only were Brenda Song and AHS’ Evan Peters as side characters, but had a sassy, snarky antihero character that is so underrated named Pim who definitely should be Y2K’s revival hero), and I definitely wanted to add Regular Show, because I was an adult when I watched it, which I thought it’d be bad, because the humor is so annoying, but the fact they make the situations on that show really fun, it really made me like it.
I learned how to count in spanish with handy manny. :D
I agree that H20 was a really good show. I rewatched it a few years ago and loved it! Some of these shows like wondepets or the first one, I've never seen.
However, it would be good if you compare the old shows with the new. So that you can give better reasons why you think the old shows are better. You could add Shimmer and Shine, Paw Patrol, Miraculous for example.
A feel like a lot of the best shows from that Playhouse Disney sort of era were the ones that tried to teach kids through a variety of music styles. Maybe I'm a bit biased since I always wanted to be a musician since I was little lol, but for shows like The Backyardigans, Bear in the Big Blue House, Little Einsteins, The Wonder Pets, etc, the lessons always seemed more unique and memorable when the crew put effort into the fun songs that helped you remember them.
2000's shows are better than 90% of shows now. Im most likely bias obviously but these modern shows like on Nick or Disney are better than whatever they're putting out now.
My favorite goofy Ming-Ming moment was when she yelled at this one kid to go to sleep. Picture this. Kid asks for a bedtime story and Ming-Ming says, “Once upon a time there was a princess and she lived happily ever after, the end, GO TO SLEEP”
Two things had a chokehold of my childhood: mermaid shows/movies (I even have a h20 cd and used to have a tail) and mlp (I had so many figures bro, I had the books too, that was my shit) I didn’t stop liking mlp til I was 13 (which was one of the biggest sign I was autistic tbh lmao, I hyper fixated on so much when I was younger)
All of these were great, but Zoboomafoo was the GOAT… and ChalkZone and Catscratch and Danny Phantom and Billy & Mandy and Ben 10 and I could go on…
i've been a nanny for over four years now, and something i've noticed is how much i notice these shows… if that makes sense. i can get borderline obsessed with analyzing the shows my kids watch, whether they're good or bad shows/movies. there are a LOT of very very lazy kids shows out there (not like lazytown lol just you can tell how little care goes into some of these shows), but there are also some really great shows that teach awesome lessons and tell genuinely good stories. my partner has heard. many rants about this lol.
I also kinda do the same things with children's (usually) shows. I like to pick them apart, analyse them and then ramble to someone about their shortcomings. I do get a bit too invested sometimes and ruin the fun though 😓
I absolutely agree that the shows we watched as kids just hit differently! and in my opinion kids shows today are missing the charm they had. Something I want to bring back
Honestly Ocean Girl walked so H2O could run. Here in Germany we often got older series later, because the liscences were cheaper and the dub took its time. So Ocean Girl was an Australian series from the late 90s that aired here in the early 2000s. It‘s about this mysterious girl that can breathe underwater and communicate with a whale. Then there‘s kids in some type of nature preservation science thingie and of course old, evil scientists. It‘s a wild ride. Think mermaids, but not really, but eco politics, but not really, but aliens, but not really. It was amazing.
i remember this!!
When I was a kid I legit had a crush on Jenny from Teenage Robot and Cindy from Jimmy Neutron. Really, was Jenny less human looking than the Powerpuff Girls? It's all stylized.
When I was growing up, my favorite show was by far Star Wars: The Clone Wars. In fact, it was not until 2021 when it was deposed by The Owl House as my favorite show of all time. Even then, though, it's still my second favorite show of all time
The wonderpets were so cute lol. I would enthusiastically watch it with the kids I would babysit.
Fr it was adorableeeee
15:05 omg this awakened some memories that I didn't even know I had lol I completely forgot about this show, but I used to like it when I was very little. It's kinda sweet cause Charlie and Lola always reminded me of me and my older brother, especially since my mom used to call me Lola as a nickname too :')
Thank you for reminding me of that part of my childhood haha
my favorite show was My Little Pony (2010) which tackles deep topics such as communism, slavery, racism, and the magic of friendship!
mom always woke me up for kindergarten with rugrats. i fear hearing the theme ever again lest i activate like a manchurian candidate and snap her neck
doesn't matter that I grew up with the extremely sanitized Arabic dubs. My Life as a Teenage Robot and wonder pets were fucking cornerstones of my childhood
I remember charlie and lola (yes i am european heh)
Also i remember one anime that i was so interested but was able to watch only when visiting my grandparents because we did not have the right channel at home
It was called hello kitty apple forest and the parallel town (yes, it was hello kitty which my family saw as little weird as i was born as a guy, but screw them i am a girl now)
It got translated to only couple languages and there's not a lot of info about it (at least i have not been able to find)
I want to watch the full anime at somepoint lol
As a gen alpha, odd squad is treasured by me but yeah its goofy but thats part of its charm
Miss frame by frame animation. In 2005 it already had that shiny digital look, but it was still evident that it was scanned hand drawn images. Imitating this type of movement on digital is tricky.
Seeing Boobbah on my screen again after all these years is... a trip, to say the least.
EDIT: I unfortunately only recently remembered My Life as a Teenage Robot, because I repressed the memory for L G B T reasons lol
Charlie and Lola was great, I loved it. I also had a crush on Charlie thinking he was a girl, glad this is a universal experience.
We NEED that part 2, maybe even 3&4 lol. Great video!
on it boss 🫡🫡
I was a young child in the '90s, so by the time most of the shows you talked about were airing I was already a teen who had grown out of watching stuff targeted at small children, but I do agree that TV for kids these days just isn't the same. Every now and then gems come out in the world of western animation like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic or Adventure Time, but from what I can tell most cartoons these days are trash 😑 ... I'll just stick to anime and Invader ZiM 😂 . As for live-action, OH GOD NO. '90s and '00s Nick shows were far superior, even though Dan Schneider deserves to be locked up for life 😑 .
i must have repressed all memories of watching zoey 101 because i know for sure i definitely watched it (as a definitely too-young-to-be-watching kid) but i could not tell you the plot of an episode to save my life
Same. I was only 7 when I watched reruns of it on TeenNick, but I've recently gotten back into it and currently, my favorite episode is "People Auction" from season 2.
I LOVED MY LIFE AS A TEENAGE ROBOT!!! I used to watch it all the time also the only episode I could remember was that one. Justice for Jenny!!! I’d love to see a reboot of this show one day.
this is a bit of a rant but i wanted to get it out there especially on the topic.
being born at the *very* end of the 2000s, AND living in europe (i believe the stations were a bit behind/mixed where i lived,) i grew up with the strange hybrid mix of 2000s shows and early-2010s shows. i had little einsteins at the same time as doc mcstuffins, barney at the same time as sofia the first, wonderpets at the same time as team umizoomi, and so many more. apparently fireman sam started airing in 1989 and i watched that; so thats fun.
it gets so confusing and honestly annoying when people on social media make those posts like 'kids born after 2007 wouldnt understand' then its a list of shows i have definitely watched, or at the very least was airing when i was younger.
i definitely agree that 2000s-early 2010s are 100% more educational for kids; because jesus christ what is cocomelon? that is acid for babies, and bleach to my ears LOL. i heard somewhere that it literally messes up how children learn to speak. can guarantee you no shows from before 2019 were like that 💀
i just realised there was no point to this rant but oh well
I also grew up with a hybrid mix of shows as someone born in the mid 2000s from the United States.
@@lovelydolltime8006 thats cool! glad to know im not the only one LMAO
Boobah scared the hell out of me as a child. Even looking back on the show as a grown lady, the show was like taking acid, shrooms, and all kinds of psychedelic drugs concocted into one nightmare fuel inducing mixture 😂
A kid in middle school told us he watched boobah, and i said verbatim “what in earth- what kind of drugs are they on- 😦😦😦”
For a part two, you should do The Mighty B!, I still vividly remember the episode where the main character Penny was shrunk down and explored a human body for some reason (tell me this was real and not a fever dream-)
it was real!!
my new head canon for Charlie is that they are trans-masc
Idk what character that is but I can confirm, I was the script
EDIT: WAIT HOLY SHIT DO YOU MEAN FROM CHARLIE AND LOLA?
I was genuinely obsessed with this show and related to Charlie so hard. I love this hc sm
Edit2: also sorry for yelling I just got very happy lol
I remember growing up and I’d watch Dora the Explorer and I didn’t understand that there was different languages, so I legit just thought I was dumb whenever she would say a Spanish word🤣
Anyone else remember watching Cyber Chase on PBS Kids? It's peak television. Also, I can't believe Charlie was a boy. My mind is blown.
omg i loved cyber chase
@@chaoticrainstorm It's so good! The episode "Hackerized" has lived in the back of my mind since I saw it as a child lol
i TOTALLY forgot about the pink milk from charlie and lola .... but that definitely made my childhood self beg my parents for strawberry milk
Me and George Lopez will forever have beef cus why in the world do u need to have THAT loud of an intro
HAHA
Am so glad I discovered your channel months ago, I get so excited when I see a new upload ! Also i LOVE your whole style c:
As a 11/12 year old when Boohbah came out... I liked it so much more than my younger cousins. It was the craziest sheet I had seen, it was the actual best. We'd participate in every end-show activity.
Honestly I feel like animated movies still maintain substance of being good even today idk about animated shows tho
they are given the right budget and dedication
I was really into the slightly weirder kids shows. I watched the ones with clowns or puppets a lot. I also really liked Cartoon Network's animated stuff. My younger sister was big into live action drama shows and Disney.
Many Nick Late 90s tv shows still look very nice, like CatDog, Hey Arnold and Seasons 4-6 of Rugrats. Whether on Paramount + or DVD, they are still not remastered, other than classic Spongebob, which apparenty kids still love and actually looks as good as i remember.
I found a old boobah toy when going through some stuff I used to have as a kid and it all came rushing back to me and I remembered that that wasn’t just some acid trip I made up in my head
LOL I did not have a boobah toy but honestly I’m kind of surprised
I’m not 100 percent sure if it was the 2000’s or the 2010’s but total drama island was the wackiest thing and tiny baby me was ADDICTED to it
I was addicted to that tooo
Zoey 101 is a repressed fever dream that I forgot I was obsessed with - along with every other Schneider show... But didn't Paramount+ just released a trailer for Zoey 102?
YES THEY JUST DID I WAS LIKE OMG WHAT
@@allietricaso Add that to the list of "proof that we are living in a simulation"...
I have to say, that it’s weird to see that other people grew up with the same programs and trends as I did, and I grew up in Norway.
I always thought Charlie was just a tomboy.
And I have no memories of actually watching BooBah besides something about a kiddie pool and bubbles, but I loved playing the online games.
Same!!! So it blew my mind to find out he’s a boy😂
I loved Wonderpets. It was my total thang. Little Einstiens too, and when Bubble Guppies came out, I also loved that. I think I had a decent childhood?
even though i was born in 2006 i've seen a majority of this shows, and i can confirm (as someone who had to see multiple of the new child series due to my lil sis) that they were better
also, have you seen the boobbah fandom? It really is... something.
I just listened to the Bubble Guppies sun song for the first time in almost a decade since I remember it being my favorite, and OH MY GOD! It has no right to be as good as it is! And I just realized they used a mix of 2D and 3D animation, the 2D animation being the eyes and mouths.
I was born in 2004 so I grew up with just about all of these either as they were airing or in reruns. Great to see that these shows are still being talked about.
I have to say im so grateful for barely making within being born in “early 2000s”(2005) that i got to grow up with these shows LOL
Also no backyardigans??? Eh, u got the other ones covered but its a shame u forgot such a staple🙁
2005 would be the mid 2000s
@@georgewashington63 yeah I probably should have specified i meant early enough in the 2000s that i got to experience the shows from then lol
I didn’t realize how much I watched of my life as a teenage robot until I saw the clips… that rag doll human outfit is a core trauma
100% LOL
5:26 I watched this and I loved this as a kid. I legitimately never knew that's what the sound was until now. It didn't occur to me. The hotdog clip was always my favorite for some reason but I think there was a dodgeball one as well
11:29 YES H20 I was obsessed with that show for a while!
13:21 lmao I watched some of this and for some reason my dad and I have fanart of the show he found in a thrift store on our bathroom wall now lmao
15:11 My dad and I adored this show! The art style is so cute
17:10 YESSSSS My friends and parents all sing along whenever I randomly remember the theme song and sing it
18:45 I had some of the tools and loved the art style at the time. Also I really loved seeing people like my family (the internal misogyny of loving construction etc was strong in this one)
Jake and the Neverland pirates had a CHOKEHOLD on me- I walked around the house with an eyepatch. I was also deeply in love with that one female pirate... probably my gay awakening at age 6
Does anyone else remember Creepy Connie, the little goth girl raised by bugs?
As a British kid growing up in the 2000s, charlie and lola was the SHIT. Literally so good. Also, I always thought they were like 13 and 8 respectively, but turns out charlie was actually like 7 and lola was 5. charlie out here being the most responsible 7 year old I've ever seen XD
I DIDN’T KNOW BOOBBAH WAS REAL. I THOUGHT I MADE IT UP.
I set the “the phone the phone is ringing” song as my ringtone 💀
It's not bias it's a fact our shows are so much better 🥰🥰🥰
0:50 OH LORD I DON'T REMEMBER WHAT THAT SHOW IS CALLED BUT I WAS SO OBSOSSED
As someone born in the mid 2000s, I relate to watching Gumball and Regular Show as a kid more than I do with shows as retro as Jimmy Neutron and Teenage Robot (despite them still airing reruns on Nicktoons as a kid, as well as Boomerang airing older CN shows) or more recent ones like Molly McGee and Hailey's On It. The era I grew up in is kind of hard to explain because I played Minecraft & Club Penguin instead of Runescape nor Fortnite, and I also owned the pre-movie SpongeBob episodes on DVD as a kid. To me, Regular Show (as well as OK KO) will always be peak entertainment in my eyes, and that's not just the nostalgia, it's genuinely good. It's just that it's so good that I can't really seem to get into newer shows all that much. They're not that fun. Also, I sometimes gets jealous of 90s/00s kids for growing up with better stuff, but what they didn't grow up with is the internet being accessible to not just computers, but phones and tablets as well. I watched Noggin, Playhouse Disney, and PBS Kids at an early age, but never Cocomelon. I'm sort of a strange blend of being a 2000s kid and a 2010s kid, except that I lean more towards the 2010s since I remember that decade more. I have an idea of what the 90s/00s were like, but never actually experienced them, either because I wasn't born yet, or I was too young. I even played PS2, DS, Xbox 360, PS3, and 3DS games as a kid, along with some flash games that were on websites that were for kids channels such as the Hub Network. I'm too young to relate to Toon Disney and Jetix. It's just too bad that the 2010s will be remembered for terrible shows like Teen Titans Go!, Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil, and The Loud House. But on a positive note, It had Gravity Falls.
Dude Charlie and Lola gave me a British accent as a kid istg
I’d occasionally watch these shows. I never had a schedule for kids shows except for maybe Star Wars: The Clone Wars. I remember when a commercial was on, I’d run to use the bathroom & get snacks.
Often with these shows I would turn to another channel when the other went to commercial
Handy manny is what taught me righty tighty lefty loosy, and i need to remember that every time i use any kind of tools
I'm too old for most of this stuff, the only thing I remember was Courage and the Crypt Keeper you mentioned at the beginning, but I'll watch anyways cus you're fucking hilarious.
I thought I would grow up to be a wonder pet but instead I became anxiety neighbor 😢 oh well, he’s actually pretty dope!