Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Wander over Yonder, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, or The Legend of Korra? Good shows in today.
They where way more open minded to new and different things in the 80s and 90s than people are nowadays. And yea there are a few good cartoons today but most of them nowadays sucks compared to the cartoons in the old days and most of todays cartoons are also mostly made to sell toys because if the toys dont sell the shows get cancelled.
Born in 1981 here. Loved the 80's kids shows. The animation was top-quality and the theme songs were catchy as hell. I've always been a tad critical of the cartoons of the late 90's and 00's. Maybe I was spoiled a bit, but I just liked the 80's animation, which to me was so much better drawn. I'm a much bigger fan of Don Bluth and artists like Carl Barks than people like Butch Hartman. I liked the Fairly Odd Parents ok, but I felt that the animation was lacking. They call it "stylized", I call it lazy. You don't have to make everything look like it was drawn with French curves and T-squares to be stylized.
Me, I just wish The Disney Channel would revert back to being "TheDisneyChannel" that we grew up with in the 80s and not this crap they are pushing today.
Just like there was no such thing as "the good old days," there's no such thing as "bad times." It's always the best and worst of times, and you can appreciate one while acknowledging the other.
I'm not from the 80's but I can tell cartoons from that time are better than cartoons from now a days. I miss the old Disney cartoon. Bring it back! Catchy theme song.
Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Wander over Yonder, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, or The Legend of Korra are good shows. Don't forget these.
+Χρήστος Οικονόμου Why do you keep bringing up comments from over 5 years ago? And copying and pasting the same cartoons? Just because you think they are great doesn't mean everybody will.
They way i understood it. Disney mostly just considered this show an experiment. A way to see if tv-animation was a viable business practice for them, so it was never meant to run for very long.
I've never seen this show. Honestly didn't even know about it til a few years ago when it was in my recommended feed. It's just so catchy i can't help but come back to it.
I wished more of my past favourites Disney Series like Wuzzles, The Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Mighty Ducks, House of Mouse, Kim Possible, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules and American Dragon Jake Long are finally released onto complete DVD at last just like original The Proud Family Series as it's going to be released on 15th March.
I genuinely enjoyed this cartoon show series when I was a kid. So I hope someday (The WUZZLES) cartoon show series get rebooted; This way the new generation of kids could have a chance at enjoying it.
I've been fortunate enough to meet two of the voice actors who worked on this series last year - Brian Cummings, who voice Bumblelion, Flizard, Peter Parrotfox, and Molecrab, and Alan Oppenheimer, who voiced Rhinokey, Croc, Mr. Pack-cat, and Pirat Captain.
OMG I forgot all about this cartoon!!!! I remember it now.... I used to watch this... But I never would have remembered this if I hadn't stumbled on it...
Oh yes i remember watching this on Toon Disney when i was a little kid, and Eleroo aka the "elephant kangaroo guy" as I called him was my favorite character of them all though of course i still had a soft spot for Hoppo and even had some of the story books they put out back in the day. This is the first i have seen of this show since the early 2000's when it was still re running on TV.
tanthis24 Cartoons as a whole was so much better in 80s as soon as ink and paint was replaced with digital art artist and animators got lazy and their art work became awful. Then our kids looked to bug eyed, no nose over sexed ultra violent anime cartoons.
+tanthis24 Remember that for every good old show like this one, there were piles of garbage like "Rubik the Amazing Cube" the cartoon about a magic Rubik Cube with a face, or how about Turbo Teen? That sucked too.
I don't think Disney can get even close to matching the success of My Little Pony, a show so powerful it's literally saving a little girl's life as I type this.
I am an 90s child and grew up with Mario with coins out of rocks, and everything having eyes. I had Sonic with the hoops, flying tails and wacky skies, and furries. but I got to ask when, they made this cartoon. What the heck were they smoking o.O
In Germany, at least one episode played in theaters, accompanying a re-release of Peter Pan. In the UK, a Gummi Bears episode played in theaters with Pinocchio.
North America - Frozen (2013) was accompanied by some Mickey Mouse short film, Get a Horse Japan - a Lizzie McGuire episode was literally shown in theaters alongside Ice Princess (2005) or Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)
This is one of those 80s shows that came and went really fast. We like, remember these characters vaguely, but it's really something that came and went.
Wuzzles was a line of plush toys created by The Walt Disney Company in conjunction with Hasbro (America's premier toy manufacturer) during the 80s which Disney signed a licensing agreement to release other toys based on their intellectual properties (Kim Possible, Lizzie McGuire, DuckTales, etc)
I would honestly like to see Disney bring this back. I mean, 'Transformers' and 'Care Bears' are returning, so are 'My Little Pony,' 'Pound Puppies' and 'Strawberry Shortcake.' This could be Disney's answer to all these resurrected 80s toylines! Maybe even, be the only way its channel will ever be redeemed...
I remember I had Wuzzles on videotape, and watch them when I stayed home from School....but in my country their name was Doblerne or something in that direction :)
OMG I used to love this show! I wish they had it on reruns! Its so cute. The daycare I work at has old wuzzle toys and the kids have no idea what a wuzzle is lol
I remember this peppy theme song back when Disney XD was called Toon Disney. But I don’t remember actually enjoying the cartoon since I was too little to visually comprehend everything I see.
I remember it too. By the way, if anyone's interested, here's a petition to sign and share for "The Wuzzles" to have a reboot. www.change.org/WuzzlesReboot
I always remembered I had a puzzle of this when I was a kid with those removable stickers of the characters. I always thought about that puzzle and couldn't remember what the heck the show was called or what it was even about and now I finally remember... *sigh* back when there was good Disney cartoons. now all there is is crappy tween sitcoms that aren't funny. I wouldn't even find them funny if I was that age. they blow.
thedefectality They really need to bring back the classic cartoons. I don't mind the sitcoms but they sucked balls 1000 times MORE in comparison to the Disney Afternoon shows. Unlike the classics, there's no heart and substance to them. The Disney Junior cartoons for the kids are plausible but they're not the same.
Quang Tran in their defense, we had snarky tween sitcoms too. Family Matters Clarissa Explains It All Sabrina the Teenage Witch Salute Your Shorts Saved By the Bell I like Dog With a Blog and Good Luck Charlie because they're not afraid to be campy and ridiculous.
Family Matters is a classic especially with the Disney World episodes along with Clarissa Explains it All and Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The others you mentioned are okay at best to me so there are some classics that don't suck balls like the ones today.
@@Tornado1994 Very much like Lady Lovely Locks and the Pixietails (1987) which became an original authentic knock-off of Smurfs and had a similar tone, making it suitable towards girls despite having a beautiful princess whose name is Lady Lovely Locks (hence the name of the cartoon for girls) Yu-Gi-Oh! (4Kids Entertainment) had a similar plot which Yugi (the main protagonist) had a split personality (as a high school student and a card playing hero)
I guess not many people know this but Wuzzles and Gummi bears were made at the same time, Disney had high hopes for Wuzzles and very little faith in Gummi bears but as we know Gummi bears took off where as Wuzzles didn't and was canned after one season (cartoon season) and thats why most people don't remember seeing too many episodes, because there aren't all that many, only 13 I believe.
Can't really believe this but I've got that lion teddy from when I was a baby never new what show it came from unless I can't remember watching this show I was born in 87
One thing that struck me funny years after the show aired was the voice cast. I found out Henry Gibson voiced Eleroo, and Joanne Worley voiced Hoppopotamus. I found that funny, because they were both on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh In" (this was why I found it funny years later, because I was born in 1982, and "Laugh In" was WAY before my time, but my parents watched it when it was brand new).
I watched this wen I was a little baby and it's been a long time since have seen this show and this just made my day I was just thinking what the name of some cartoons I watched wen I was little so I could show my little brother
Wooooooooow! I remember this! I remember the kangaroo, elephant,... flying thing; and the bears that flew; and the croc; and the things. I feel so old now!!!!!!!!!
Just saying we live in a time where you can have access to all kinds of 80s media but also have all the stuff that has been made since the 80s too. As Bill and Ted said, the best time to be is Now.
The 80's seemed like a generation of people who can make a catoon about anything and make it good unlike todays generation of cartoons.
+Universal Soldier What's worse is that they were mostly toy commercials.
Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Wander over Yonder, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, or The Legend of Korra? Good shows in today.
Tangled, Big Hero 6, new Ducktales
They where way more open minded to new and different things in the 80s and 90s than people are nowadays.
And yea there are a few good cartoons today but most of them nowadays sucks compared to the cartoons in the old days and most of todays cartoons are also mostly made to sell toys because if the toys dont sell the shows get cancelled.
CyberLance26 (cough cough power puff girls 2016 ver.) “made to sell toys”
80's kids TV was the best
yes, it really was!
Born very late 1985 but I still grew up on eighties reruns.
Gibber
Born in 1981 here. Loved the 80's kids shows. The animation was top-quality and the theme songs were catchy as hell. I've always been a tad critical of the cartoons of the late 90's and 00's. Maybe I was spoiled a bit, but I just liked the 80's animation, which to me was so much better drawn. I'm a much bigger fan of Don Bluth and artists like Carl Barks than people like Butch Hartman. I liked the Fairly Odd Parents ok, but I felt that the animation was lacking. They call it "stylized", I call it lazy. You don't have to make everything look like it was drawn with French curves and T-squares to be stylized.
We are part of an elite group #80sKid
Me, I just wish The Disney Channel would revert back to being "TheDisneyChannel" that we grew up with in the 80s and not this crap they are pushing today.
I agree, MrGamerOfThe1980's.
I agree
Cocoa Laquon
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Well, is Gravity Falls, Star vs. the Forces of Evil and Phineas and Ferb crap? Seeing Nostalgia Goggles in here, eh?
80s TV was good.
90s TV was good.
Even 00s TV was good.
Let's face it, TV has always had at least a few good kid's shows.
Just like there was no such thing as "the good old days," there's no such thing as "bad times." It's always the best and worst of times, and you can appreciate one while acknowledging the other.
Every decade has its fair share of gems and duds, no exceptions.
I'm not from the 80's but I can tell cartoons from that time are better than cartoons from now a days. I miss the old Disney cartoon. Bring it back! Catchy theme song.
Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Wander over Yonder, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, Adventure Time, or The Legend of Korra are good shows. Don't forget these.
+Χρήστος Οικονόμου Why do you keep bringing up comments from over 5 years ago? And copying and pasting the same cartoons? Just because you think they are great doesn't mean everybody will.
The Weekenders would like to have a word with you.
A million childhood memories came flooding back in just one minute and three seconds.
Thought Disney never did enough with these guys.
there's a lot more I've been told. books and more Sizzles
Don't know why Disney didn't keep it going
The voice actor of Moosel died and the series was cancelled. Seems a bad reason, but such is why.
Maybe his voice was unable to replace.
Only 13 episodes.
They way i understood it. Disney mostly just considered this show an experiment. A way to see if tv-animation was a viable business practice for them, so it was never meant to run for very long.
My all-time favorite cartoon on Saturday mornings.
Who knew the 13 episodes of this would influence me as much as it has... This theme is fire 🔥
Happy 30th anniversary, *"Wuzzles"*!
Happy 35th anniversary, to Disney's Wuzzles!
Saturday morning, Big bowl of cereal sitting on the couch, with your favorite stuffed animal, Watching the old console tv. :)
I've never seen this show. Honestly didn't even know about it til a few years ago when it was in my recommended feed. It's just so catchy i can't help but come back to it.
I wished more of my past favourites Disney Series like Wuzzles, The Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Mighty Ducks, House of Mouse, Kim Possible, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules and American Dragon Jake Long are finally released onto complete DVD at last just like original The Proud Family Series as it's going to be released on 15th March.
2 times the fun, wrapped up and rolled into one! I lived for these cartoons on Disney. :-)
I came here because of Butterbear and Rinokey’s guest appearances on Ducktales. Now I can’t get this song out of my head!
This is one theme that always gets stuck in my head and it takes forever to get it out. I'm not complaining, it's one of my favorite ear worms!
Done in that blue eyed soul revival popular at the time. Think Huey Lewis, Steve Winwood, and Robert Palmer.
OMG I was six years old when this was on on TV the first time.
I miss it and Darkwing Duck.
One of my favorite cartoon theme songs. Up there with the Raccoons, "Run With Us".
Back when Disney was not all about Frozen, Frozen is garbage, their 80's to 90's products were better!!
I did think Frozen was a beautiful movie but I don’t blame you as a fellow 90’s baby.
I genuinely enjoyed this cartoon show series when I was a kid.
So I hope someday (The WUZZLES) cartoon show series get rebooted; This way the new generation of kids could have a chance at enjoying it.
This makes me wanna drive a DeLorean Time Machine back to the year 1985!
I haven't heard this theme since the 80s, but in all this time it has never left my head. I love it, love it, love it!
It brought back such happy memories.
I've been fortunate enough to meet two of the voice actors who worked on this series last year - Brian Cummings, who voice Bumblelion, Flizard, Peter Parrotfox, and Molecrab, and Alan Oppenheimer, who voiced Rhinokey, Croc, Mr. Pack-cat, and Pirat Captain.
I still remember back when I was 4 or 5 years old I had the chicken pox and my mom got me a stuffed rinokey
"They got originality, living with a split-personality"
and half of us were on ritalin at that time as well...
I loved the Wuzzles as a kid! Thanks for an awesome blast from the past! :)
wish Disney would release this on box sets.
The original pokemon. Lol I love it. I was Butterbear for Halloween two years ago.
OMG I forgot all about this cartoon!!!! I remember it now.... I used to watch this... But I never would have remembered this if I hadn't stumbled on it...
OMG!!!!!! NO WAY!!!!! I used to watch this all the time! What an awesome blast from the past!
"They've got originality, living with a split personality."
The 80's rule!
Oh yes i remember watching this on Toon Disney when i was a little kid, and Eleroo aka the "elephant kangaroo guy" as I called him was my favorite character of them all though of course i still had a soft spot for Hoppo and even had some of the story books they put out back in the day.
This is the first i have seen of this show since the early 2000's when it was still re running on TV.
they need to bring back shows like this to replace the tween garbage that's on now who's with me
tanthis24 Cartoons as a whole was so much better in 80s as soon as ink and paint was replaced with digital art artist and animators got lazy and their art work became awful. Then our kids looked to bug eyed, no nose over sexed ultra violent anime cartoons.
+Drew Lewis "Pickle and Peanut", the creator of "Fish Hooks" on Disney XD.
+tanthis24 True. However, the 80's and 90's shows can be blurry or low quality.
+tanthis24 Remember that for every good old show like this one, there were piles of garbage like "Rubik the Amazing Cube" the cartoon about a magic Rubik Cube with a face, or how about Turbo Teen? That sucked too.
I disagree cartoons gotten better check out are kids show better today youtube.
Out of all the main Wuzzles, I think Bumblelion and Butterbear are the only ones who can actually fly.
Joe Manza If the other have wings why don’t they fly anyway
Never have I wanted to be a kid again as much as I do watching these intros... Thank you so much for posting these!!! :D
When a fucking opening from an obscure 80s cartoon sounds better than 90% of modern charting songs...
I don't think Disney can get even close to matching the success of My Little Pony, a show so powerful it's literally saving a little girl's life as I type this.
dude! i knew this was a show about schizophrenic animals! ahh the memories!
Yeah. I thought split personalities were a source of pain rather than fun.
Somehow I had one episode on recorded VHS that I watched like a hundred times. I was born in December 1985.
I am an 90s child and grew up with Mario with coins out of rocks, and everything having eyes. I had Sonic with the hoops, flying tails and wacky skies, and furries.
but I got to ask when, they made this cartoon. What the heck were they smoking o.O
I still have my Butterbear and Eleroo.
I never heard of this show until today. I like the theme song
You know what would be a cute Wuzzle?
A dog and a little girl!
Ed..ward!...
I understood that reference
I wish I didn't @@AdrianEN
I loved this show when I was small! I still like it!
DAMN now that takes me WAAAAAAYYY back. I had a wuzzle when i was young, and popples, yep remember them too. My popple turned into a soccer ball.
I'm a Wuzzle living with a split personality.
Holy 🦆 this explains so much- watched this as a kid. #BreakThru
Deep... feeling similar.
Ducktales: So cute. Let's make them monsters!
It’s creative
In Germany, at least one episode played in theaters, accompanying a re-release of Peter Pan. In the UK, a Gummi Bears episode played in theaters with Pinocchio.
WHAT WIFH PINOCCHIO
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North America - Frozen (2013) was accompanied by some Mickey Mouse short film, Get a Horse
Japan - a Lizzie McGuire episode was literally shown in theaters alongside Ice Princess (2005) or Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)
ITS SCARY HOW MUCH OF THIS I REMEMBERED WHILST WATCHIN. TOTALLY FOEGOT BOUT THIS SHOW LOL!
Back in the day this show was on CBS Saturday mornings at 8:00am
Then they were moved to ABC. Not sure what time, though.
Julian Smith
I used to love the Wuzzles please bring the show back on please!!
This is one of those 80s shows that came and went really fast. We like, remember these characters vaguely, but it's really something that came and went.
I would never forget the theme song to "The Wuzzles"!
I can't believe the years have gone by so fast it seemed like only yesterday I was watching the The Wuzzles.
WOW!
now this takes me back! I loved the wuzzles
i'm 25 and i cant even lie...this was the first lunchbox i ever had. i dont know why i rmeember that lol but the 80's was a great time to be a kid
0:16 Inside Out Bing Bong origin.
One of my favorite Pixar movies
jesusr925 Except Bing Bong is Part cat while Eleroo is part kangaroo
Back when cartoon shows got you to watch them with the opening themes alone XD
I grow up with the wuzzles in the 90s and jungle book kids too
R.I.P. Bill Scott the real reason on what cancelled the show.
a true legend who also did gruffy gummi on gummi bears
Not really, It was cancelled do to lackluster Fall ratings.
Scott was going to be replaced by Brian Cummings.
Brian Cummings? Really?
He wasn't related to Jim Cummings.
Couldn't they have .... recast the role?
OMFG. I could cry! I miss this show
Wuzzles was a line of plush toys created by The Walt Disney Company in conjunction with Hasbro (America's premier toy manufacturer) during the 80s which Disney signed a licensing agreement to release other toys based on their intellectual properties (Kim Possible, Lizzie McGuire, DuckTales, etc)
years of winne the pooh have taught me to never trust wuzzles near my honey
Brings back memories, I hadn't seen this in almost 25 years.
I remember watching this on Toon Disney back in 2001. Great times.
I remember being on Toon Disney. Just don’t remember enjoying it since I was only 8
I miss those years : /
Love the Wuzzles. This cartoon is how i use to start off my Saturday mornings in the mid 80's. Wuzzles at 7am on ABC. Still remember. Great times!
Dang! I totally forgot about this show. Ahhh.... memories:)
OMG i used to LOVE this cartoon, even had one of them
I would honestly like to see Disney bring this back. I mean, 'Transformers' and 'Care Bears' are returning, so are 'My Little Pony,' 'Pound Puppies' and 'Strawberry Shortcake.' This could be Disney's answer to all these resurrected 80s toylines! Maybe even, be the only way its channel will ever be redeemed...
Yep
Holly Hobbie was also resurrected
I remember this! I had all the plushies, figures, books and every darn thing Disney put these critter's faces on back in the 1980's.
nostalgic flashback! I had a wuzzles game when I was little
WOw...Now all we need is the Gummi Bears and the Disney 80's cuteness curse will be complete. :)
i use to love this how. brings back memories when i was a kid
I remember I had Wuzzles on videotape, and watch them when I stayed home from School....but in my country their name was Doblerne or something in that direction :)
Love these guys, especially the bunny-hippo. I say we make WUZZLES: FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC
OMG!! I loved these guys.... I miss my shows. :(
OMG I used to love this show! I wish they had it on reruns! Its so cute. The daycare I work at has old wuzzle toys and the kids have no idea what a wuzzle is lol
I remember this peppy theme song back when Disney XD was called Toon Disney. But I don’t remember actually enjoying the cartoon since I was too little to visually comprehend everything I see.
I find it interesting to see how The Wuzzles was bigger as a toy while The Gummy Bears was bigger as a cartoon show.
Am I the only one who remember the Wuzzles.
no you're not
Nope
I remember it too. By the way, if anyone's interested, here's a petition to sign and share for "The Wuzzles" to have a reboot.
www.change.org/WuzzlesReboot
@@cmcgoogle1687 i aleready signed it '_'
@@purplehippopotato Thank you. Every little bit helps.
RIP awesome cartoons of the 80's
i used to watchthis when i was a kid *cries* it brings back so many memories
i used to have eliroo. I love the wuzzles and i think our kids would like to watch them too gosh i miss the 80's
All New "The Wuzzles"
TV Serices..
Coming Soon...
I always remembered I had a puzzle of this when I was a kid with those removable stickers of the characters. I always thought about that puzzle and couldn't remember what the heck the show was called or what it was even about and now I finally remember... *sigh* back when there was good Disney cartoons. now all there is is crappy tween sitcoms that aren't funny. I wouldn't even find them funny if I was that age. they blow.
thedefectality Amen
thedefectality They really need to bring back the classic cartoons.
I don't mind the sitcoms but they sucked balls 1000 times MORE in comparison to the Disney Afternoon shows. Unlike the classics, there's no heart and substance to them. The Disney Junior cartoons for the kids are plausible but they're not the same.
Frozen
Quang Tran
in their defense, we had snarky tween sitcoms too.
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Salute Your Shorts
Saved By the Bell
I like Dog With a Blog and Good Luck Charlie because they're not afraid to be campy and ridiculous.
Family Matters is a classic especially with the Disney World episodes along with Clarissa Explains it All and Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
The others you mentioned are okay at best to me so there are some classics that don't suck balls like the ones today.
I'm hearing several Hanna-Barbera sound fx in this intro, including that "CRASH!!!" effect when one of the Wuzzles crushed the crocodile.
The Wuzzles was Disney's Answer to Snorks.
@@Tornado1994
Very much like Lady Lovely Locks and the Pixietails (1987) which became an original authentic knock-off of Smurfs and had a similar tone, making it suitable towards girls despite having a beautiful princess whose name is Lady Lovely Locks (hence the name of the cartoon for girls)
Yu-Gi-Oh! (4Kids Entertainment) had a similar plot which Yugi (the main protagonist) had a split personality (as a high school student and a card playing hero)
I guess not many people know this but Wuzzles and Gummi bears were made at the same time, Disney had high hopes for Wuzzles and very little faith in Gummi bears but as we know Gummi bears took off where as Wuzzles didn't and was canned after one season (cartoon season) and thats why most people don't remember seeing too many episodes, because there aren't all that many, only 13 I believe.
Can't really believe this but I've got that lion teddy from when I was a baby never new what show it came from unless I can't remember watching this show I was born in 87
His name was "Bumble Lion," and I had him too as a child. Loved it.
The show was the year of 1985.
ImmortalSynn There is no space in Bumblelion’s name and he is half bee half lion
I never knew this show until now.
I KNEW they were from Disney!
It's the art and the music!
I didn't even SEE the logo until the end!
One thing that struck me funny years after the show aired was the voice cast. I found out Henry Gibson voiced Eleroo, and Joanne Worley voiced Hoppopotamus. I found that funny, because they were both on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh In" (this was why I found it funny years later, because I was born in 1982, and "Laugh In" was WAY before my time, but my parents watched it when it was brand new).
Rhinokey and Butterbear will appear in DuckTales!
darker ad edgier at that
I watched this wen I was a little baby and it's been a long time since have seen this show and this just made my day I was just thinking what the name of some cartoons I watched wen I was little so I could show my little brother
These guys need to have another updated series and a movie too. Who agrees?
In 1985 come first Disney series Wuzzles. This is 13 episodes of Wuzzles. Wuzzles is parts of animals. That's from Disney.
Wooooooooow! I remember this! I remember the kangaroo, elephant,... flying thing; and the bears that flew; and the croc; and the things.
I feel so old now!!!!!!!!!
Back in the day when they wrote great tv themes or when a theme song could actually upstage the show itself.
ah, the land of wuz, that's the place for me. unlike this horrendous mudball we call earth
I read that in the narrators voice lol. Well done.
I miss the 80's. I would pay a million dollars to go back.
Jesse Neutron
You know what they didn't have in the 80s?
Broadband internet.
***** I would be perfectly fine without it.
Just saying we live in a time where you can have access to all kinds of 80s media but also have all the stuff that has been made since the 80s too. As Bill and Ted said, the best time to be is Now.
I would be too
I was born in the 90’s but won’t mind a time travel back to the 80’s.
Land of wuz and I quote 👊💯💯👊👊 BELIEVE THAT 🛡️ 2021 still love this intro