I never saw these that I can recall, but looking at the summary you gave, Bureau of Alien Detectors seems to have been an inferior version of the Men in Black cartoon. That I have seen, and it was very enjoyable.
Ok, Project Geeker, I just noticed that Phineas & Ferb had a character that looked just like him. I'm wondering if Doug Tennaple sued Disney for copyright infringement. 🤔
Oh yes, I do. I remember a lot of these I saw Siegfried and Roy, funny my grand ma was there during that attack... ironically. One of my cousins were apart of the law suits for Sky Dancers. I saw a lot of these at lest 5 of these I watched them a lot and I really like them. I was sorry that it was canceled but would just shrugged and think it's just what happened to cartoons. Thank you for your work.
I never saw a lot of these cartoons. I was too busy watching Gargoyles, Street Sharks and Beast wars. However I do think that Bureau of Aliens Detectives had potential.
I was in a toyshop one time and saw that skydancers have returned. i think they now have a safety protocol built into them, so if you release them in a wrong way, they won't launch
I was a little too old for these shows back then. But the claymation cowboy singing "after these messages, we'll be riiiiight back" will always be a thing that randomly pops in my head from time to time, even to this day. That basic incoming ad warning ran for years! I know there was others, I'd just have to see them again to really remember. It also reminds me of a really obscure, made for tv movie about the book "The Mouse And The Motorcycle" with a clay-mated Ralph S. Mouse.
@DCMarvelMultiverse But that one sucked, and caught heat when it premiered after Roy got attacked by the tiger, as foretold by that Simpsons episode where Springfield legalizes gambling and Mr. Burns opens his own casino.
Bureau Of Alien Detectors would have caught on like MIB if a live action movie or series was made in the 90s. It was a perfect mix of MIB, CSI and Terminator action with charismatic main leads
Haha I had almost the entire Skydancer set! I never got hurt, but they did manage to knock my mom's favourite vase off the fireplace and shatter it into oblivion 😢
Not only do I fondly remember Siegfried & Roy, I have the whole thing on DVD. Yes, it was produced on DVD. I always thought it was a limited series, I mean it did have solid ending to it rather than a cliff hanger.
I never watched Action Man as a kid but a few years back saw a PS1 game at a retro store titled “Action Man: Operation Extreme” and thought I couldn’t even think of a more generic name 😂
I had an action man for some reason, I just wanted a swimming Barbie. He was definitely a swimming doll with a drill. I still liked him. I also remember playing the demo of the game as well my sister and I collected demo disks for our PS1
By the way, MeTV just bringing back classics even Casper old cartoons even Richie Rich shorts will be shown there. The 1990s have ups and downs of entertainment but gotta tell you about Casper live action movie, it was in theaters in October 1995. Great vid, pal.
I think of myself as a bit of a cartoon connoisseur, and I have never heard of Cave Kids. The only Pebbles and Bamm Bamm cartoon I know of is when they're teenagers. Thanks for giving me a new cartoon to check out! 👍
As a Russian, I used to see ads of that cartoon on VHS tapes from Yekaterinburg-Art video distribution company. I have no interest in it whatsoever, I'm good with Tom & Jerry kids and the og Flintstones.
I remember the Siegfried and Roy cartoon being one of my first disappointments in the industry. It was a wonderful cartoon, creative and showed off flavor. Then, after four episodes and a cliffhanger...nothing. I waited for years and even watched Father of the Pride. Man, I still remember that final Sin Demon coming in and me going "They have 4 more sins to go, I can't wait!"
Glad to see I wasn't going crazy when you got to the Project Geeker segment, and my immediate thought was, "Man, he sure does sound like Zapp Brannigan."
I remember watching Road Rovers when I was 12 it brilliant it should never been canceled in the first place and my favorite character from the show is Colleen because she knows how to kick some ass. 😀👍🐶
Never heard of Cave Kids or Little Mouse before watching this video. I remember the original Richie Rich cartoon but never watched the 90s version. Project Geeker, B.A.D. and Action were definitely something I remember watching back then. I had forgotten about the Siegfried and Roy cartoon. Never watched Sky Dancer but those toy commercials were hard to avoid on tv. Santo Bugito was just one of toons I didn't hate but I didn't like it enough to keep watching.
Oh wow! Yeah, we have a handful of leftover titles and Quack Pack is one. Hoping to work them into either the next cartoons video or perhaps into their own with longer segments. Quack Pack isn't the worst show ever created but it's kind of uncomfortable to watch. It just feels .. wrong. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I remember watching "Santo Bugito" and "The Adventures of Hyperman" when they were brand new on TV. I especially loved "The Adventures of Hyperman", although I remember the airing of that show kept getting rescheduled, so I eventually lost track of it. It's good to know that there were other fans.
Sigfried and Roy Masters of the Impossible was a 5 episode mini series. I don’t know if there were plans to make it into a regular series, but I distinctly remember taping it on VHS because it was just a mini series and I knew I could tape the whole thing. I remember thinking it was pretty good.
I grew up in the 90s but never saw the show or was aware of the toy, but as soon as I saw the advertisement on this video, I knew I would have played with those as a kid.
I was starting to think Santo Bugito was some Candle Cove-like fever dream that only I knew of. So glad to see it covered here! I remember many of the shows on this list, and I saw a few of them too. But Santo Bugito has a weird special place in my heart. I guess at the time I loved Rocko's Modern Life and so this would be similar enough for me to enjoy in terms of weirdness.
I remembered watching Santo Bugito back in the 90s when I was a kid it's funny and a great misadventures shows. I still wished the whole series is finally on DVD at last so I relived my childhood memories like Aaah Real Monsters.
The only cartoon from the list that I can remember was Sky Dancers, the school kids from there were look-alikes of the Planeteers and I wonder if the artists were the same ones that brought us Captain Planet...
Seeing a lot of these old cartoons also makes me wonder what happened to old saturday morning live actions shows. I know Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog wasn't renewed since the budget was used on Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, but what about shows like Los Luchadores and Ninja Turtles the Next Mutation? Anybody else remember those?
Well not to date myself but I do remember some of the live action TV shows back in the seventies there was Land of the Lost Jason of Star Command I can't remember if it was a Saturday morning or what but there was also a Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, HR Puffinstuff The Bugaloos the Banana Split show I think these were also Daily ones too like the Electric Company, Zoom. Yeah, I do miss this Saturday morning cartoons from the seventies and eighties. Oops, I probably gave my age away.
Gosh it's been like 30 years but I do remember "Cave Kids." 1996 was around the time that I became acutely aware of a thing called "quality," with something like "Animaniacs" or "Tiny Toons" compared to, well, "Cave Kids."
I was wondering about that Siegfried and Roy cartoon, but hearing and seeing that introduction reminded me that the cartoon DID exist - I never seen the series, but I had a whole bunch of recorded episodes of the DiC Sailor Moon dub that aired on my FOX channel and that was one of the commercials they played!
Australian here! Action Man, Bureau of Alien Detectors and Santo Bugito all aired down here, and I personally enjoyed all of them. Never got Sky Dancers as far as I know, but we did get the spin-off series Dragonflyz, which might have been a 95 or 97 show and probably will be on your list for the respective year.
I remember Action Man, Skydancers, and Santo Bugito being on YTV in Canada, but I was older and didn't really watch them. I also vaguely remember Little Mouse on the Prairie (I had a full collection of all the Stephen Cosgrove books), but I didn't watch it either
5:21 Ah! Action Man! Honestly, it really is a small world when you start recognizing actors or performers making their debut in One or two Properties in the past! Was definitely a shock to system for me when I realized Luke Skywalker Voiced the Joker. 19:24 see, This is What I’m talking about! We really had no clue how deep the connections go between people behind the scenes.
My god, you've unlocked a memory of seeing bits of that Siegfried and Roy cartoon. I would have been about 16, so I'm sure I laughed my ass off at the sheer ridiculousness of the concept.
Dang The Review, I must have been busy in 1996 as I don't remember many of these. I was 14/15 that year, so most of these were probably "not cool enough" for me at that point, but I think a cartoon about Siegfried & Roy would have been something me and my friends would make fun of for hours.
I've still yet to watch Fargo... Started watching it a few times and I managed to never get more than 20 minutes into it. I really need to site down and force myself to view it sometime.
Personally, I never had that problem with the 'Skydancers' -toys. (I usually covered my face when I launched them.) But I was always frustrated that I could never catch them the way the girl in the ad did. XD And as for the cartoon; I heard there was a show based on it, but I never saw it. XD
The first Casper live action movie was released in 1995, not 1993. Universal Music reused the ballroom set for the Backstreet Boys' music video named "Backstreet's Back!"
I don't think I saw any of these (for the first time) since I was aging out it seems. But I *do* want to say, my parents were desperate to find me books to read at age 3+ in the mid-80s and we ended up having a subscription to the Serendipity books. I had no idea they made an animation based on them at all, now I have to look them up. I swear I never met anyone else that even heard of this book series.
To me, "CAVE KIDS" should've been from the 1960's comic book series so that we could've seen more of their friends. That would have been more interesting. Plus, I know of another family friendly stone age anime series called "KUM KUM", dubbed in English by Paramount in 1975. I hope it comes out on Blu-Ray/DVD someday.
I remember Arthur very much! I used to watch it with my grand daughter. We both loved it. Especially the theme song by Ziggy Marley and the melody makers.
Strange you didn't mention Siegfried and Roy's other cartoon, Father Of The Pride, an adult CGI cartoon from the early 2000's by Dreamworks. Had John Goodman in it and Donkey from Shrek appeared in one episode. Didn't last long, especially after the incident that closed the Mirage show and people kept on thinking it's a kids show and was horrified for the PG-13 rated jokes.
I have never seen any of those shows. I knew of Sky Dancers, but none of the others. However, I was 17 in 1996, so I either wasn’t home or sleeping-in when many of them aired. The animated shows I remember watching in 2996 were Batman the Animated Series. X-Men, The Tick and The Simpsons
@1:34 It was way before my time, but I'm pretty that shark character was influenced by Curly, not Moe Howard. I'm also pretty sure that is a picture of Curly, not Moe.
Even though I can't ever remember seeing a single episode of Action Man, I do remember the show due to the live action segments. I never would've known it was Trojan from Gladiators lol. I believe it was shown on Sky satellite tv here in the UK.
Do You Remember watching any of these? For our regular viewers did you enjoy this new look?
I never saw these that I can recall, but looking at the summary you gave, Bureau of Alien Detectors seems to have been an inferior version of the Men in Black cartoon. That I have seen, and it was very enjoyable.
Ok, Project Geeker, I just noticed that Phineas & Ferb had a character that looked just like him. I'm wondering if Doug Tennaple sued Disney for copyright infringement. 🤔
Oh yes, I do. I remember a lot of these I saw Siegfried and Roy, funny my grand ma was there during that attack... ironically. One of my cousins were apart of the law suits for Sky Dancers. I saw a lot of these at lest 5 of these I watched them a lot and I really like them. I was sorry that it was canceled but would just shrugged and think it's just what happened to cartoons. Thank you for your work.
AND BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES!
@@samtyler2365 only Batman The Animated Series wasn't a failure like the rest of these.
I never saw a lot of these cartoons. I was too busy watching Gargoyles, Street Sharks and Beast wars. However I do think that Bureau of Aliens Detectives had potential.
Well that’s why MIB went so well.
Also the acronym is B.A.D 😂
@@rosehearttoxic1691 Don't forget Roswell, that series had some very thought-provoking storylines
Our Sky Dancers flew right into ceiling fans. Multiple times.
Mine had a heat seeking missile for my face 😂
Reminds me of the GIF that’s from a Christmas video where a little girl shoots hers into the fire
I wanted one of those toys so bad as a kid.
the string broke after about 60 pulls
I was in a toyshop one time and saw that skydancers have returned. i think they now have a safety protocol built into them, so if you release them in a wrong way, they won't launch
Playing with Sky Dancers and Dragon Flyz in the 90s were the most chaotic occurrances in my home as a child next to my father's domestic violence
You could have used those toys as weapons against your father. I'm just saying.
Well that escalated quickly. 😳
I miss 90s cartoons, I really do.
Same here 90 stuff had the best animation
Me too
1996 introduced two ground-breaking computer animated series Beast Wars: Transformers and ReBoot.
True, but both of those lasted way more than one season
I thought ReBoot came on in 1994.
I thought this was about disappointing series. Cause I remember loving reboot.
ReBoot premiered in Canada in 1991. The USA started showing ReBoot in 1994.
@@loldotsarefun not meant to imply that ReBoot was boring, just was thinking about it during this video and I thought it had been released that year.
I was a little too old for these shows back then. But the claymation cowboy singing "after these messages, we'll be riiiiight back" will always be a thing that randomly pops in my head from time to time, even to this day. That basic incoming ad warning ran for years! I know there was others, I'd just have to see them again to really remember.
It also reminds me of a really obscure, made for tv movie about the book "The Mouse And The Motorcycle" with a clay-mated Ralph S. Mouse.
I always laughed when his horse fell on him and then winked at the camera.
So many years later and i still remember this bit@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812
Siegfried and Roy as Cartoon?
Are u SH%&/ing me? Thats amazing!!!!
They had two cartoons. The other was Father of the Pride on NBC during primetime in 04.
@DCMarvelMultiverse But that one sucked, and caught heat when it premiered after Roy got attacked by the tiger, as foretold by that Simpsons episode where Springfield legalizes gambling and Mr. Burns opens his own casino.
Bureau Of Alien Detectors would have caught on like MIB if a live action movie or series was made in the 90s. It was a perfect mix of MIB, CSI and Terminator action with charismatic main leads
Action Man, the greatest hero of the mall! :P I remember the slogan from the toy ads. lol
ACTION MAN!!!
Haha I had almost the entire Skydancer set! I never got hurt, but they did manage to knock my mom's favourite vase off the fireplace and shatter it into oblivion 😢
Sounds like a Brady Bunch episode lol
Hey how did you like the updated look of the video?
@@TheReviewStudios Loved it! Very flash!
Yes those toys where meant to do that 😁
Not only do I fondly remember Siegfried & Roy, I have the whole thing on DVD. Yes, it was produced on DVD. I always thought it was a limited series, I mean it did have solid ending to it rather than a cliff hanger.
I thought Project Geeker was a pipe dream! I loved that show!
I remember when geeker got sick and his cells got everyone else sick as well. Such a trip of a series.
@@zerokura it was such a great show. I totally remember that now
Same
I never watched Action Man as a kid but a few years back saw a PS1 game at a retro store titled “Action Man: Operation Extreme” and thought I couldn’t even think of a more generic name 😂
Very
I own that game 😂
Nice
@@scottdecowski4913 I don’t know whether to high-five you or offer you emotional support 😆
I had an action man for some reason, I just wanted a swimming Barbie. He was definitely a swimming doll with a drill. I still liked him. I also remember playing the demo of the game as well my sister and I collected demo disks for our PS1
The Voiceover guy from Project Geeker makes it sound like a joke show from Futurama.
The voiceover guy is also Billy West, that's why.
You know why we remember skydancers? It’s because pain is the best teacher lmao
😆
My cousin played with one and my face got b*** slapped
Nature's spanking
That and there was a boy's version of it called Dragon Flyz. They had the same spin flying gimmick.
Santo Buggito was great, I watched that show all the time and wondered where it went.. now I know :s
90s were good times especially the music and fashion ❤😊. I was a 90s kids. ❤.
By the way, MeTV just bringing back classics even Casper old cartoons even Richie Rich shorts will be shown there. The 1990s have ups and downs of entertainment but gotta tell you about Casper live action movie, it was in theaters in October 1995. Great vid, pal.
I think of myself as a bit of a cartoon connoisseur, and I have never heard of Cave Kids. The only Pebbles and Bamm Bamm cartoon I know of is when they're teenagers. Thanks for giving me a new cartoon to check out! 👍
Omg yes I was thinking that myself 😂
As a Russian, I used to see ads of that cartoon on VHS tapes from Yekaterinburg-Art video distribution company. I have no interest in it whatsoever, I'm good with Tom & Jerry kids and the og Flintstones.
That thumbnail though. I totally forgot they made another Pebbles and Bam Bam cartoon 😂
Oh, I loved Cave Kids, nobody else seems to remember it. Sky Dancers was another one I remember vividly, it was quite good from what I remember.
I remember the Siegfried and Roy cartoon being one of my first disappointments in the industry. It was a wonderful cartoon, creative and showed off flavor. Then, after four episodes and a cliffhanger...nothing. I waited for years and even watched Father of the Pride. Man, I still remember that final Sin Demon coming in and me going "They have 4 more sins to go, I can't wait!"
Vaguely remember catching a few off these on Cartoon Network and other channels in the UK during the dreaded 6Am deadzone
I surprised, that Little Mouse on the Prairie was failure, I really loved this cartoon as the kid. My younger sister also loved it a lot.
Glad to see I wasn't going crazy when you got to the Project Geeker segment, and my immediate thought was, "Man, he sure does sound like Zapp Brannigan."
Sky Dancers: is the most injury-inducing toy in the 90s.
Mario Party 1’s control stick spinning minigames: Hold my beer.
I'm guessing the Siegfried and roy show got cancelled because they didn't want to pay royalties to the duo.
Nah i think it is because one of them got mauled by on of their "pets"
@@casperbosman1896 that happened years later and is LITERALLY SAID in this video. Pay attention.
I remember Siegfried and Roy just being a mini
Oh my goodness, you just blew my mind unlocking the core memory of Little Mouse on the Prairie!!
I loved B.A.D.! My brother and I used to watch it all the time!
I remember watching Road Rovers when I was 12 it brilliant it should never been canceled in the first place and my favorite character from the show is Colleen because she knows how to kick some ass. 😀👍🐶
Yes she does
Never heard of Cave Kids or Little Mouse before watching this video. I remember the original Richie Rich cartoon but never watched the 90s version. Project Geeker, B.A.D. and Action were definitely something I remember watching back then. I had forgotten about the Siegfried and Roy cartoon. Never watched Sky Dancer but those toy commercials were hard to avoid on tv. Santo Bugito was just one of toons I didn't hate but I didn't like it enough to keep watching.
I remembered Cave Kids, and I think I used to love it. Didn't know it was a flopped, and it runs only 8 episodes.
My most failed of 96 was Quack Pack. Mainly remember it for the theme song being sung by Eddie Money
Oh wow! Yeah, we have a handful of leftover titles and Quack Pack is one. Hoping to work them into either the next cartoons video or perhaps into their own with longer segments. Quack Pack isn't the worst show ever created but it's kind of uncomfortable to watch. It just feels .. wrong. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@TheReviewStudiosThat and it felt vastly inferior to DuckTales, which quack pack was intended to be a sequel for.
Man it's been a long time since i saw Sky Dancers, thank you for bringing this back.
I remember watching "Santo Bugito" and "The Adventures of Hyperman" when they were brand new on TV. I especially loved "The Adventures of Hyperman", although I remember the airing of that show kept getting rescheduled, so I eventually lost track of it. It's good to know that there were other fans.
I was 14 in 1996 and I’ve never heard of any of these shows. I remember those Sky Dancer toys but I didn’t know they had a show as well.
I had the Hyperman game back then, but I never knew there was an attempt to make a show about him. Unfortunate so much was lost.
Love bebes kids great movies
One my favorite movies as kid
Rip Robert
We don't die, we multiply.
Robin Harris.
@@maximusprime3459thank you for the correction
Bebe's kids is a classic! We don't die, we multiply!
We had skydancers called Dragon Flies - I remember peeling the stickers off and chewing on the wings of them. They still flew.
Sigfried and Roy Masters of the Impossible was a 5 episode mini series. I don’t know if there were plans to make it into a regular series, but I distinctly remember taping it on VHS because it was just a mini series and I knew I could tape the whole thing. I remember thinking it was pretty good.
A+ video!
LOVE IT! They look like awesome cartoons!
Sky dancers was one of those toys as a boy that you didn't care it was meant for girls when you got a hold of one you'd play with it anyway.
I grew up in the 90s but never saw the show or was aware of the toy, but as soon as I saw the advertisement on this video, I knew I would have played with those as a kid.
I think there was a boys version too, like Polly Pocket and Mighty Max. But I could be wrong.
@@Randomark3087 I remember some dragon style ones for boys Sky Dancers were way more popular so I could get my hands on them more often.
those kind of toys were awesome. had one that was a helicopter and played with it until the string broke.
Yeah I had the dragon riders version
I remember watching the VHS of Siegfried and Roy a bunch as a kid and really enjoying it even if the lack of a real ending was frustrating.
I was starting to think Santo Bugito was some Candle Cove-like fever dream that only I knew of. So glad to see it covered here! I remember many of the shows on this list, and I saw a few of them too. But Santo Bugito has a weird special place in my heart. I guess at the time I loved Rocko's Modern Life and so this would be similar enough for me to enjoy in terms of weirdness.
I remembered watching Santo Bugito back in the 90s when I was a kid it's funny and a great misadventures shows. I still wished the whole series is finally on DVD at last so I relived my childhood memories like Aaah Real Monsters.
1996 was a great year for me. Went to England twice. Saw John Denver a year and a month before he died. Got married. Very eventful year!
The only cartoon from the list that I can remember was Sky Dancers, the school kids from there were look-alikes of the Planeteers and I wonder if the artists were the same ones that brought us Captain Planet...
The Cinema Snob was the only one brave enough to sit through the horror show that was 'Baby Huey's Great Easter Adventure'.
I'll have to check that out.Thanks
@@TheReviewStudios
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Double Toasted also covered it.
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Seeing a lot of these old cartoons also makes me wonder what happened to old saturday morning live actions shows. I know Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog wasn't renewed since the budget was used on Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, but what about shows like Los Luchadores and Ninja Turtles the Next Mutation? Anybody else remember those?
Well not to date myself but I do remember some of the live action TV shows back in the seventies there was Land of the Lost Jason of Star Command I can't remember if it was a Saturday morning or what but there was also a Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, HR Puffinstuff The Bugaloos the Banana Split show I think these were also Daily ones too like the Electric Company, Zoom. Yeah, I do miss this Saturday morning cartoons from the seventies and eighties. Oops, I probably gave my age away.
Gosh it's been like 30 years but I do remember "Cave Kids." 1996 was around the time that I became acutely aware of a thing called "quality," with something like "Animaniacs" or "Tiny Toons" compared to, well, "Cave Kids."
I was wondering about that Siegfried and Roy cartoon, but hearing and seeing that introduction reminded me that the cartoon DID exist - I never seen the series, but I had a whole bunch of recorded episodes of the DiC Sailor Moon dub that aired on my FOX channel and that was one of the commercials they played!
Australian here! Action Man, Bureau of Alien Detectors and Santo Bugito all aired down here, and I personally enjoyed all of them. Never got Sky Dancers as far as I know, but we did get the spin-off series Dragonflyz, which might have been a 95 or 97 show and probably will be on your list for the respective year.
I still remember the CGI cartoon of Action Man. I even had two of the toys. Although never saw it much, I remember watching Max Steel a lot more.
I remember Action Man, Skydancers, and Santo Bugito being on YTV in Canada, but I was older and didn't really watch them. I also vaguely remember Little Mouse on the Prairie (I had a full collection of all the Stephen Cosgrove books), but I didn't watch it either
5:21
Ah! Action Man! Honestly, it really is a small world when you start recognizing actors or performers making their debut in One or two Properties in the past!
Was definitely a shock to system for me when I realized Luke Skywalker Voiced the Joker.
19:24 see, This is What I’m talking about! We really had no clue how deep the connections go between people behind the scenes.
I forgot about duck man. I loved watching that show. I miss the 90s cartoons.
My god, you've unlocked a memory of seeing bits of that Siegfried and Roy cartoon.
I would have been about 16, so I'm sure I laughed my ass off at the sheer ridiculousness of the concept.
Remember Swat Kats? It was really good, but it was only around for a season.
I remember Richie Rich. There was a real Harvey Comics revival in the 90s for some reason.
The following year, one of the greatest cartoons of all time would premiere: Recess.
Don't remember any of these. And my daughter was 5 in 1996. We were too busy watching Ninja Turtles,Talespin, and Goof Troop.
Dang The Review, I must have been busy in 1996 as I don't remember many of these.
I was 14/15 that year, so most of these were probably "not cool enough" for me at that point, but I think a cartoon about Siegfried & Roy would have been something me and my friends would make fun of for hours.
Hey, how did you like the new edit style of this video?
@@TheReviewStudios It was great!
Phew, thank you for the feedback
as kid in the 80's i used watch richie rich cartoon. back then i never knew that they had a richie rich comic book until i got much older
There have been many un-finished great animated stories
Sheesh, I was unaware of any of these, and I watched Fox Kids a lot...
Wow, I think this one was maybe the obscurest batch of cartoons, only knew 2 or 3. Congrats.
Nice yeah, it definitely was
I remember Sky Dancers and Dragon Flyz. I knew they were the same thing but I didn't care.
I've still yet to watch Fargo...
Started watching it a few times and I managed to never get more than 20 minutes into it.
I really need to site down and force myself to view it sometime.
Honestly, Project Geeker is the only one I remember being genuinely upset that there was no continuation of it.
Personally, I never had that problem with the 'Skydancers' -toys. (I usually covered my face when I launched them.) But I was always frustrated that I could never catch them the way the girl in the ad did. XD And as for the cartoon; I heard there was a show based on it, but I never saw it. XD
I remember the Siegfried and Roy cartoon… I thought it was weird.
I remember catching Santo Bugito once when I was on a trip to Mexico when I was staying in Laredo with family. I'd completely forgotten about that.
I for one do not recall any of those rotten cartoons.
And for that, I am thankful. 😅
The first Casper live action movie was released in 1995, not 1993. Universal Music reused the ballroom set for the Backstreet Boys' music video named "Backstreet's Back!"
I don't think I saw any of these (for the first time) since I was aging out it seems. But I *do* want to say, my parents were desperate to find me books to read at age 3+ in the mid-80s and we ended up having a subscription to the Serendipity books. I had no idea they made an animation based on them at all, now I have to look them up. I swear I never met anyone else that even heard of this book series.
I remember the BAD cartoon and I usually skipped it because I preferred the silly cartoons as I am a silly man.
action man was awesome and his finale wasn't like a cliffhanger
B.A.D. Is probably the closest we will ever get to XCOM cartoon.
Strangely, I'd never seen any of these shows. I vaguely remember Action Man.
I think I have one of those lost Hyperman videos. Gonna have to go through some old tapes.
To me, "CAVE KIDS" should've been from the 1960's comic book series so that we could've seen more of their friends. That would have been more interesting. Plus, I know of another family friendly stone age anime series called "KUM KUM", dubbed in English by Paramount in 1975. I hope it comes out on Blu-Ray/DVD someday.
Sky dancers were really fast so I'm not surprised they were recalled lol
They would smash your fingers up if not careful for sure.
I remember Arthur very much! I used to watch it with my grand daughter. We both loved it. Especially the theme song by Ziggy Marley and the melody makers.
I always confuse him with Franklin
Strange you didn't mention Siegfried and Roy's other cartoon, Father Of The Pride, an adult CGI cartoon from the early 2000's by Dreamworks. Had John Goodman in it and Donkey from Shrek appeared in one episode. Didn't last long, especially after the incident that closed the Mirage show and people kept on thinking it's a kids show and was horrified for the PG-13 rated jokes.
I have never seen any of those shows. I knew of Sky Dancers, but none of the others. However, I was 17 in 1996, so I either wasn’t home or sleeping-in when many of them aired. The animated shows I remember watching in 2996 were Batman the Animated Series. X-Men, The Tick and The Simpsons
Lol you said 2996.
Uh, yeah, I’m a time traveler who came to the year 2024 just to comment on a UA-cam video!
😢 I miss all of those cartoons
I remember "Santo Bugito". It ran in the UK as part of ITV's Saturday morning lineup.
Nice!
I remember when the education/information (E/I) stuff started.
If i had a nickle for any Sigfried and Roy cartoon that failed, i would have two, which isn't that much but is weird that happened two times
I thought Santo Bugito was a childhood fever dream! I remember loving it but no one ever talks about it!
Sigfried and Roy had TWO cartoons? That's two too many.
I used to watch B.A.D. on Fox Kids.
Loved it as a kid.
@1:34 It was way before my time, but I'm pretty that shark character was influenced by Curly, not Moe Howard. I'm also pretty sure that is a picture of Curly, not Moe.
You are correct on all accounts
I remember Richie Rich, Action Man, and Geeker. I enjoyed Action Man. I bought the DVD set a few years back. I still enjoy it's 90s cheesiness
Shockly i never saw any of these 96 lineup
Good video btw
Even though I can't ever remember seeing a single episode of Action Man, I do remember the show due to the live action segments. I never would've known it was Trojan from Gladiators lol. I believe it was shown on Sky satellite tv here in the UK.
"Little Mouse On the Prsirie" turned up Children's BBC...
lol
I don't remember any of these, and I was 10 in 1996.
The only one I remember is the Casper cartoon