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Worst. Cartoons. Ever.
So...what do you think are the worst cartoons ever?
Retro TV runs the Filmation toons on Saturday mornings...but they run short, so they show The Dick Tracy Show as filler between shows....man it's awful. Tracy is purely an incidental character, and the animation is lousy. |
Highlander: The Animated Series, Stitch ! : The Anime, Powerpuff Girls Z, and Every current cartoon on the CN (with the exceptions of Adventure Time, Regular Show.) just to name a few.
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The worse I have ever seen is probably The 2003 CGI Spider-man series produced by sony, voiced by Neil Patrick Harris
If you watch the first five minutes you will understand why. |
Ren and Stimpy
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Uncle Grandpa and Sanjay and Craig are pretty awful...heck, most new cartoons are.
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Allen Gregory, Problem Solverz, Coconut Fred, and Wulin Warriors
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This thread is just gonna turn into everyone ragging on new cartoons.
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Captain Planet !
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The old Superfriends and 1970-1980 Batman cartoons were horrible. I remember Cartoon Network used to rerun them all the time.
The shows were so terrible that the heroes weren't even allowed to punch the villains. There was little to no fighting in the show and all the characters were one dimensional. People tend to forget how horrible DC cartoons were before B:TAS. Only the 1940 Superman shorts were good. |
Uncle Grandpa already annoys me sadly.......:(
I just....Don't like his voice...I can barely understand him! |
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Spongebob
Adventure Time Regular Show All worthless s**t. COME AT ME! |
I agree, early Super-Friends were lousy (but still great for camp value as well as compared to the standards of the time), but the last few seasons up through "Super Powers: Galactic Guardians" were aaaaawesome.
The Marvel Thor and Incredible Hulk cartoons from the '60s is about the worst thing I've ever seen, though. They were more like motion-comics than anything, barely even a "cartoon", little to no actual animation, just voice-over narration set to actual comic book pages. Literally a dirt-cheap production all the way through. There's also a distinction, to me, between whether something is objectively "bad", but still well-done for the standards of its time period, and then there's things that are just lousy compared to any era. A lot of Filmation shows, for example, were cheap and re-used a ton of stock footage, but at the same time were among the best-produced shows of their era. Nowadays if someone tried to make those shows the same way it'd be bullsh*t, but at the time they were considered innovative. |
Spongebob, Sanjay and Craig, Rabbids Invasion, Uncle Grandpa, Adventure Time, Annoying Orange, and that's all I can think of right now.
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Let's see, for me there's:
Sonic X The Problem Solverz Ultimate Spider-Man Avengers Assemble Hulk and the Agents of SMASH Johnny Test Secret Mountain Fort Awesome Sanjay and Craig Pokémon Sonic Underground Phineas & Ferb The Tom and Jerry cartoons from the Gene Deitch era (1961–1962) Emperor's New School That's all I got for now. |
Annoying Orange, Uncle Grandpa, Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, Johnny Test, and Fantastic Four (1967) (which I don't think is "bad" per se just unbearably boring)
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Pretty much every single Nickelodeon show besides TMNT, Avatar and Korra!
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The series you listed are just fine, they're not bad but they don't even hold a candle to Nickelodeon's previous works like Ren and Stimpy etc. Don't even get me started on their live-action shows...:o :oops: |
Most old superhero shows from before the 90's have aged horribly.
Can't get into any of the old Spider-Man, Batman or Superfriends shows. Just goes to show you the 90's saved superhero cartoons and remain the high point of the genre to this day. |
Yeah, the best thing about the 60's Marvel series were the theme songs. I'm still surprised that the 60's Iron Man theme was given a big band make-over in the 1st movie. It caught me off guard.
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Intro Exibit B http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlRg2...2_2Z0E&index=1 1st episode I rest my case. Thank you :lol: |
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Most of the stuff that airs on Cartoon Network just bothers me to the brim, to the point where I have to mute the TV every time I try to relax in my bed.
Adventure Time seemed good at first, but after the show kept going on for another season or so, the whole thing turned terribly nonsensical and I just can't stand to watch it anymore. Regular Show tries it's best to stay "hip" with our culture, which ultimately fails, and most episodes are just bland. Annoying Orange is the worst of the bunch, as it just blatantly rips off other stories and tries to convert it into their version of which, which can make an already bland story into something even worse. I couldn't even watch Uncle Grandpa. His voice just irks me. |
A lot of the shows that aired alongside TMNT in the Foxbox block were abysmal.
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Many old TMNT knock-offs, Darkstalkers being the worst offender. That show made Morrigan evil, Jon a wuss, Anakaris a nutso, added a dumb human kid, and more. Thankfully no toys were ever made. Imagine cruddy off-model Darkstalkers figures, without Morrigan or Felicia, but instead the human kid or some made up characters! THAT WOULD BE A NIGHTMARE, AND MAKE NO SENSE!
Johnny Test. The only reason it's still alive is because it's so cheap (and some fans still hold out for something like the first season, and others are really into Susan and Mary). 90% of preschool programs. |
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Having said that though alot of current cartoons don't make the effort to put any uniqueness to them and settle for rehashing the same things just for the sake of it. I dont mind the reuse of ideas and formulas as long as the said cartoon does something to set it apart. I understand its hard to come up with completely original stories. I mean look, alot of popular cartoons are preexisting franchises...Scooby, TMNT, MLP, Pokemon, Superheros, Transformers etc. Then alot of cartoons just use the random sillyness format which I dont care for. Bottom line even if its been done, its been done better. There are very few current cartoons that are NOT based on older franchises that I like. |
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What about AT, RS, Gravity Falls, Uncle Grandpa, AWOG, Wonder over Yander, Sanjay and Criag, Uncle Grandpa, Kick Buttowski and many others also a lot of cartoons do have a uniquenss for example Adventure Time while basically about a boy and his dog explore a strange land does explore some dark and tragic themes about the world and existing characters, also the main character ages in real time, something I never seen in a cartoon in general Regular Show is about two slackers but what makes it different is the character development and a day in the limelight for the cast, you get the feeling that even though they are harsh on one another they still consider each others as friends. Hell even Sanjay and Criag I show with a lot of juvenile humor can get surprisingly touching with elements of friends and family |
I haven't heard of half the shows mentioned from Cartoon Network. I stopped watching the channel after DBZ. I've seen the adventure time characters somewhere, I wouldn't watch anything like that, I don't care for animation like that. I've always hates spongebob. Just don't find it entertaining.
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I hate any cartoon show that is nasty >:U bleh.
and Johnny Test.....that is the worst use of flash animation ever......actually I think it barely beats Wild Grinders XD |
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Gravity Falls is one the current cartoons I like that I was referring too, that isnt an established franchise. Its humor isnt just random craziness. It also has a solid premise of a creepy countryside. |
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The only show with that wackness and no depth is uncle grandpa Also if you want to see a show like Gravity Falls I highly suggest watching Scooby doo MI or detetionaire |
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