Worst. Cartoons. Ever.

[Jester]

Yeah, that's why I didn't mention them. Haven't watched them...can't have an opinion.

Now the barely animated Marvel toons from the 60's those are sad. Though you can't go too wrong with real Jack Kirby art.

[Wildcat]

Originally Posted by PApagreg

Regular Show and Adventure Time even though they still have other types of humor, Slapstick, Dailogue, and meta jokes too. Also for depth like I said tragic themes and characters for Adventure Time and Character Development and backgrounds are explored.

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

Well I know AT and RS have depth to a certain point, Ive seen them (more of RS), but theyre not a serious part of their stories. It's more what holds everything together...unlike Uncle Grandpa.

Ive seen some of Mystery Inc. I lost track of it but Id like too go back and finish.

[PApagreg]

Originally Posted by Wildcat

Well I know AT and RS have depth to certain point, Ive seen them (more of RS), but theyre not a serious part of their stories. It's more what holds everything together...unlike Uncle Grandpa.

Ive seen some of Mystery Inc. I lost track of it but Id like too go back and finish.

Yeah but that is still depth, that is still something that is there and is more important and crucial to their shows than wackiness, I mean if the shows were actually based on wackiness then I would't hold them up with such high regard( I like Ug dont get me wrong but it is no where near as good as AT) so yeah some of the shows dont have a story line like graviity falls but that doesn't mean they are void of depth and rely on wackness for humor( and to be fair Gravity Fall relys too much on meta and quirkiness for their humor).

[Wildcat]

Originally Posted by PApagreg

Yeah but that is still depth, that is still something that is there and is more important and crucial to their shows than wackiness, I mean if the shows were actually based on wackiness then I would't hold them up with such high regard( I like Ug dont get me wrong but it is no where near as good as AT) so yeah some of the shows dont have a story line like graviity falls but that doesn't mean they are void of depth and rely on wackness for humor( and to be fair Gravity Fall relys too much on meta and quirkiness for their humor).

Id say wackiness is just as important to AT as its storylines. I mean thats what it set out to be...a cartoon with over the top characters.

I don't think GF relies on quirkiness. Mabel and Soos do but it more so uses other franchises for its plots like the Jurassic Park and Video Games episodes.

Im not sure what metta humor is....self referencing? I dont think GF does that.

[ObiWanFan4life]

Continued....

Ultraforce - Never heard of it? There's a reason. Both the show and the Malibu comics it was based on were both cheap knock offs trying to emulate the success of the X-Men cartoon.

Street Sharks - Bland and monotonous TMNT rip off.

Pinky, Elmyra, & The Brain - One of those shows that makes you go "what we're they thinking?"

[Icebot]

Worst cartoon: Catdog
2nd worst cartoon: Spongebob

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by TurtleTitan97

Phineas & Ferb.

Definitely wasnt bad when it started, and while it may be a little overexposed and a bit stale these days it is still capable of being a great laugh and a lot of fun

Here's some of mine, a lot of these shows aired in the UK on Channel 4, which was seemingly the dumping ground for all the Saturday morning shows nobody wanted (though the saving graces of the channel's output was Jayce, Sonic Satam, and Once Upon A Time...Life/Space)

Adventures of T-Rex
The Stone Protectors
Darkstalkers
Goober and the Ghost Chasers
My Little Pony Tales (earlier series, often refered to as G1.5 of the franchise)
Hammerman
Pro-Stars
Star Street
Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog
Sonic Underground (no denying that it has an awesome theme song and premise though, and there are at least seven good episodes

[BubblyShell22]

I forgot about Ultimate Muscle. That show really sucked. I remember being excited about it because I'm a wrestling fan, but I thought it was just so horribly done. Ugh. Not my cup of tea at all.

[CyberCubed]

Simpsons from Season 11 onward.

[DonatelloNinja82]

MLP Tales was horrid. I'll agree to that.
Phineas and Ferb started out great...2012 and on and I lost interest.
I will admit I like Adventure Time. There is some depth to it, if you watch it. Marceline and Ice King/Simon Petrikov for example.

[The Stryker]

Originally Posted by BubblyShell22

I forgot about Ultimate Muscle. That show really sucked. I remember being excited about it because I'm a wrestling fan, but I thought it was just so horribly done. Ugh. Not my cup of tea at all.

Boooooooooooooooooo!!!

[CyberCubed]

Do all those terrible anime dubs that used to air in the late 90's and early 2000's count? The damn cartoon channels were filled with them at the time.

[pannoni1]

*Most of the DiC/Cookie Jar cartoons of the '90s and 2000s, except for Sonic (GI Joe '90, Sabrina, Wizard of Oz).
*The several Dinosaur-based cartoons in the late '80s, along with Extreme Dinosaurs
*The new Adventures of Mighty Mouse and Heckle and Jeckle
*Scooby and Scrappy-Doo
*WB7-era Looney Tunes and Baby Looney Tunes
*Angela Anaconda
*The Brady Kids
*Minoriteam
*CB Bears (seriously, to sell an adult trucker tool that was as pointless as a fad as Pet Rocks?)
*Wulin Warriors
*Moral Oral
*Butt-Ugly Martains
*Clutch Cargo
*Squidbillies
*Mega Babies
*Godzilla the Animated Series
*Disney's Kong
*The Scooby-Doo clones of the '70s (except for Josie and the Pussycats)
*Devlin (H-B's Evel Kneivel cash-in)
*Hammerman (remember that M.C. Hammer toon?)
*Fatherhood (Bill Cosby cartoon)
*Loonatics Unleashed
*Brothers Grunt
*Super Duper Sumos
*Camp Lazlo

and worst of all: 12 oz. Mouse

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by pannoni1

and worst of all: 12 oz. Mouse

Really? In my opinion, that was the last truly great thing Adult Swim ever produced

[PApagreg]

[QUOTE=pannoni1;1174277]*Most of the DiC/Cookie Jar cartoons of the '90s and 2000s, except for Sonic (GI Joe '90, Sabrina, Wizard of Oz).

*Moral Oral
/QUOTE]

Seriosly I thought that moral orel was one of the best animated programs in history hell the president of comedy central said it was a Gem.

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

Popeye cartoons with Brutus instead of Bluto

1970's Tom and Jerry, where they were allies instead of adversaries

1990's Pink Panther where he talks

[TurtleTitan97]

Originally Posted by pannoni1

*Camp Lazlo

Say what??? Camp Lazlo was one of CN's best shows back in its glory day.

And Lazlo himself was a pretty cool character:



That monkey had some serious golden pipes.

[DonatelloNinja82]

Eh...I never liked Camp Lazlo...sorry. But I did like Ed, Edd, and Eddy, PPG, Foster's, Samurai Jack, Billy and Mandy, Teen Titans (PPG, Fosters, and Teen Titans tops that list!)

[Leo656]

Lotta people here need to watch more cartoons. Late-era Simpsons among the "worst"? Really?

I mean, much as I LOVE 12 Oz. Mouse and Moral Orel, and as much as they're truly "great" shows, they're surrealist and absurdist and not everyone is going to "get it". But stuff like late-era Simpsons or modern Nick stuff? Really? The "Worst"? Compared to 1970s dreck like "Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home" or "Gilligan's Planet"? Seriously??

Some people have absolutely zero objectivity and are confusing "The Worst" with "Stuff They Don't Particularly Care For". Even in its current state, for example, The Simpsons is STILL a much better show than 90% of all cartoons ever made. It only sucks compared to the first few seasons, and again, that's not even fair.

[NinjaPug]

Agree. Don't understand the hate for the later seasons of The Simpsons. Sure it's not at the level of the early seasons (what is?) but the new episode this past Sunday still had me laughing. It'll be a sad day when The Simpsons airs its final episode.