The Worst Shows You Used to Watch When You Were a Kid - I.E. Childhood shows that make you cringe in retrospect.

[Oats12345]

He's an annoying kid but his sisters are sociopathic mad scientists. I'm imagining a future where they grow up to be super villains. Their abilities are godlike. And there are two of them.

Your right it's insane how sociopath his sisters were and their also ment to be genius!! I can imagine the sisters making a even worse COVID-19!

 

[neverendingmidi]

Honestly, for me? Captain Planet was pretty cringe, considering all the climate alarmists and all the bullshit happening now.

Captain Planet made the 700 Club seem like an option on Saturday mornings.

 

[Seventh Star]

He's an annoying kid but his sisters are sociopathic mad scientists. I'm imagining a future where they grow up to be super villains. Their abilities are godlike. And there are two of them.

Worst of all... they're women!

 

[Pitbull Victim]

The Savage Dragon a show I'm pretty sure not a single person on Earth remembers and that I was only able to find the name of by searching "lizard cop cartoon who fights leech man."

The shitty Canadian Robocop cartoon.

Fucking Beastmaster

Canada really had a monopoly on garbage tv programs in the 1990s.

 

[IDanceonTrannyGraves]

Saturday Night Live and shitty late night shows, in my defense I was 12-13 and had a retarded sense of humor.

To be fair, both SNL and late night shows used to be funny.

Edit - I watched the Droids cartoon but that shut was better than any bit of Disney Star Wars

 

[My Name is Ed]

My entire adolescence was littered with bad shows. Started with the usual Disney channel spew (can you justify a straight, homophobic male teenager religiously watching Hannah Montana?) before graduating to the Comedy Central shit. Worst part about being a teen at the turn of the 10s is that you're obligated to watching Big Bang Theory just to have something to talk about at school.

But I got you all fucking beat. It's technically a movie, but I sure watched High School Musical 2 with the frequency of a show. Specifically 2, and 1 to a lesser extent. I mostly grew out of it by the time 3 came out.

 

[a terminal posture]

Small Wonder, a syndicated live action sitcom about a family with a robot girl they try to pass off as real. It somehow lasted four seasons:

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

Small Wonder, a syndicated live action sitcom about a family with a robot girl they try to pass off as real. It somehow lasted four seasons:

Oh god she terrified me

 

[Valstrax]

Canadian cartoons as a kid were some of the stupidest shit you can think of, like The Day My Butt Went Psycho was one of them. Could you imagine that it's an adaptation of a book series?

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

I'm pretty sure I liked The Raccoons when I was like, four. I've glanced at it in the past few years and it was amazingly crap and, and may allah forgive me for uttering this, canadian!
And I didn't exclusively have shit taste back then, I liked Tranzor Z, the USA dub of Mazinger.

 

[Pokemon Conquistador]

Wow. Can't believe I got this far without mentioning Outerscope:

It was a segment from a kid's show called Vegetable Soup, which aired in the late 70s and featured a lot of trippy animation, voiced by famous actors like James Earl Jones and Bette Midler. Outerscope featured some of the most nightmare fuelly puppets ever conceived and the giant human hands they had didn't help things.

 

[HodgePodgeRogerDodger]

Canadian animation in general, especially 3D animation.

 

[Mr. ShadowCreek]

I remember this show called Baby Bob that my younger brother and I watched as kids. It's about a baby that talks like an adult and the parents have to keep it a secret. Here's the first episode. More are on Youtube.

 

[Valstrax]

I remember this show called Baby Bob that my younger brother and I watched as kids. It's about a baby that talks like an adult and the parents have to keep it a secret. Here's the first episode. More are on Youtube.

The Boss Baby live action remake is real

 

[Captain Syrup]

The shitty Canadian Robocop cartoon.

I'll always link this Robocop cartoon with The Real Ghostbusters. The execs took one look at both and decided the live-action films needed to be more kid-friendly because of it.

Now, I’m not slamming The Real Ghostbusters, but cartoon logic belongs in cartoons, and that’s where it should stay.

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

I'll always link this Robocop cartoon with The Real Ghostbusters. The execs took one look at both and decided the live-action films needed to be more kid-friendly because of it.

Now, I’m not slamming The Real Ghostbusters, but cartoon logic belongs in cartoons, and that’s where it should stay.

the 1988 Robocop cartoon is surprisingly good and fits fairly well with the tone of the movies, especially considering all it had to source from was the original movie and it's a Saturday morning cartoon of a movie that barely made it down to R

 

[Quijibo69]

93/94 Power Rangers, Captain Planet, Hammerman and whatever this was that lasted for one season:

 

[ComStar]

Thunder In Paradise is the absolutely worst shit i've ever watched, although i remember thinking it was pretty cool back when i was young and stupid. It proudly features Terry "Hulk" Hogan, Chris Lemmon and a superboat. Wrestling Bios has spoken elaborately on the subject of Knightboat Thunder In Paradise, so if you want to know more, check the link and may God have mercy on your soul.

Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog was pretty much Irish Power Rangers. I thought it was bad back in 1990, and it hasn't aged well, although i do feel an odd sense of nostalgia when i think about it.

Fire within me! Air above me! Water around me! Earth beneath me!

 

[TaimuRadiu]

Full House
Family Matters
Step By Step

Pretty much everything that was on TGIF I think. Except for Sabrina. I will cut you if you say anything bad about Sabrina's ABC run.

 

[ZsaZsaBinks]

The might be an unpopular opinion, but America’s Funniest Home Videos. It was mostly people getting hurt while doing stupid things.