Inspector Gadget was another early favourite. I always thought this was a Japanese cartoon due to the credits being full of Asian names. I was wrong.

Thundercats was one of the better cartoons of the era. The best superhero series until Batman.

Loved catching reruns of this on Saturday afternoons. They'd either show this or Get Smart on Channel 7 at 5PM (Australia).

Here's a franchise that wouldn't die. The Smurfs is what you watched when nothing better like The Snorks was on. Didn't mind that Brainy Smurf though.

Watched this when I was just starting out in grade school. I learnt all about teenagers from this and what NOT to do in my life. I wish I knew these people.

Oh, we're coming to fun times now. In this period I had a crush on any girls wearing one of those funny hats a la Blossom.

When I first saw this I remember feeling... disgusted yet horribly horribly entertained. I had no idea but I should have known these were the guys behind the Mighty Mouse series which also freaked me.

Back in the day when Bart Simpson was the main attraction of the show and Homer had depth. It's still my favourite era of the show. (Seasons 1-4)

Eerie, Indiana was a show I only caught a few times and never saw again. It was our Twilight Zone and inspired Are You Afraid Of The Dark, no doubt.

The Tick speaks for itself. Hillarious cartoon. This was the day of Eek The Cat!, Rocco's Modern Life, people knew how to laugh back then, I guess.

Couldn't forget the Warners' revival with the hype over Buster and Babs. Then came Animaniacs and Taz-Mania, eventually Space Jam and the Looney Tunes are now endlessly milked and leeched. I liked it.

Ah, the alternative era. This show is much better than the repetitive Malcolm In The Middle, and it showed how great children's television used to be.