Does any one remember the cartoon Mighty Max?
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....I don't think there is a website you can download them, but eBay sells some.... and cartoon network sometimes plays it late at night. Why am I so nerdy.... Why do I know this!?
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Thanks for refreshing my memory. My sis loved that show. Sadly, she hadn't video recorded it.
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inspector gadget does... i forget what channel though... i loved the gummy bears!!! i miss them. and i was singing the duck tales theme to my son yesterday! how funny is that?  i liked chip and dale rescue rangers and talespin too.
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That is a great show and I have a lot of the original toys that they use in the show.  There is a magazine called ToyFare which does a similar thing in a comic strip format.  The magazine is about toy collecting(mostly action figures) and has some type of adult humour on every page.  It is well worth the laughs.
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I just remember them from The Simpsons\n\n=)
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Thank you for clarifying that I'm not insane!  I loved that cartoon, but any time I've mentioned it to anyone, nobody else ever seems to remember it.\n\nBut weren't the lyrics "take me over the wall?"  I remember it as he always had to climb up the ladder over the wall into the land of drawings?  But it could be my poor memory.\n\nOh... I just found this!  http://www.thechestnut.com/simon/simon.htm
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I grew up in the 80's so it's hard to pick just one.  The Smurfs, Transformers, G-Force, Herculoids, Go-Bots, Thundercats and Voltron.  The 80's was definitly the beginning of the cartoon boom.
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My favorites were, The Smurfs, The Snorks, The Get Along Gang, G.I. Joe. Whatever happend to good cartoons?\n\nOMG, I forgot all about the Gummi Bears! I loved that cartoon!!
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YES!!!!!! I luv it. i can't wait for it to start. i love allthe old cartoon that jack frost and frosty. and the movies at night. me and my sister watch it every waking moment ebery year. i'm 15, and she's 19. nobody i know ever watches it. U ROCK!!!!!\nHave a great Thanksgiving!!!
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I loved that show. My favorite episode was when the curly haired one robbed the Mr. Softie Ice Cream Truck ;-)
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I've missed that show so much! I literally would come home from school and watch every episode, I've seen the whole series from beginning to end. Other great shows were Are You Afraid of the Dark, Ren and stimpy and all those old Nickelodeon shows, all they have is crap now. Rockos Modern Life was another fave. And who couldn't forget One Saturday Morning?
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Robot Chicken is hilarious! I loved it from the 1st episode. I like the one where they have Tony the Tiger selling drugs and all the cereal box characters are in a huge drug war.
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I love those cartoons and yes they did!!!
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Hi, I grew up in the 80s, but I'm afraid I don't recall a show that's like the one that you gave the description of. However, here are some websites that might help you. I'm sorry I can't be more help than that. \n\nRetro Junk\nhttp://www.retrojunk.com/\n\nIn The 80s\nhttp://www.inthe80s.com/\n\n80s Cartoon Central\nhttp://80scartoons.net/\n\nI hope this helps. Good luck!!
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I'm sorry, but I'm 29 yrs old & needed to answer your question.\nI feel the same way about cartoons these days.  Although, I do love Courage the Cowardly Dog on Cartoon Network.
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OMG--I totally remember that show! It was one of our favorites growing up!  Talk about a blast to the past!  \n\n**Today's Special was a children's television show produced by Clive VanderBurgh at TV Ontario from 1981 to 1987. It also ran on Nickelodeon and the Faith and Values Channel (now the Hallmark Channel.) It was set in a department store, based on the anchor location of the now defunct Simpson's. Many sequences for the show were shot at the Queen Street West and Yonge Street store after hours.\n\nCore characters\nJeff (Jeff Hyslop): A mannequin with a magical hat that makes him come to life. \nJodie (Nerene Virgin): The store's display designer. \nSam Crenshaw (puppet, Bob Dermer): The store's security guard and a retired member of the merchant marine. \nMuffy (puppet, Nina Keogh): A mouse who speaks in rhyme and lives in the store. \n\nIn the children's department of a major department store, each night Jodie when she arrives for work carries a mannequin (Jeff) upstairs, where Muffy says the magic words "hocus pocus alimagocus!" From there Jeff comes to life, and hilarity ensues.\n\nMany early episodes focused on a tangible object as a subject, such as hats or costumes, with the show revolving around teaching about that subject. Later episodes dealt with more complicated subjects, such as the episode "Wishes" dealing with sacrificing one thing for another, or "Phil's Visit", which dealt with alcoholism.
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Beetleborgs. I remember watching this program, and I liked it!