The 90s The Simpsons reinvent the
prime time cartoon, while
Animaniacs ,
Ren & Stimpy , and
Batman take the animated world to wacky, icky, scary new frontiers.
The 80s Video games (
Pacman ),
toys that became cartoons and other fads (
Smurfs, G.I.Joe, Transformers ), as well as a wave of regressed characters as children
The 70s Hanna Barbera’s teen sleuths with talking animal sidekicks (
Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Scooby Doo, Funky Phantom ), primetime spinoffs and psychedelic
The 60s The first post-TV generation grew up in the golden glow of animated splendor as the
Jetsons ,
The Flintstones , and a vast array of superheroes invaded the living
The 50s It was the age of the atom, and the dawn of Saturday morning as the original Baby Boomers tuned in to see
Howdy Doody ,
Mighty Mouse Playhouse , and
Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
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