Top 10 90's cartoons?

[punk13]

TMNT
Doug
tiny toons
DuckTales
Animaniacs
Rescue Rangers
Aladdin the animated series
darkwing duck
Garfield
Rugrats

 

[John McHenry]

You just missed our Greatest Childrens Programming of all time poll the 90s were very popular in it and TMNT actually won the whole thing.

 

[Deezy]

You just missed our Greatest Childrens Programming of all time poll the 90s were very popular in it and TMNT actually won the whole thing.

An absolute travesty as well, what a gay ass show that was. And Donatello whad the worst weapon ever....a fucking stick, really?

Also, could never get into Rugrats. Those kids had real shitty parents. And Doug....I hated him, could never root for a sacless wuss who couldn't ask the girl out, worst thing that could happen is that she says no, what is the big deal Doug? Grow a set.

And where's The Head? Beavis and Butthead? Southpark? Tail Spin?

 

[Rated R Superstar]

Beavis and Buttead still holds up.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

Transformers: Beast Wars
Spider-Man
Batman
New Adventures of Batman & Robin
Reboot
Hulk
Fantastic Four
Ironman
Superman
Superman/Batman
X-Men(the Batman killer in the tournament)
Biker Mice From Mars
The Toxic Crusaders

Just a list of bad-ass 90's cartoons that have been left out of this thread.

 

[Twist of Fate]

I assume by 90's (and from some of the shows listed) that it's shows active in the 90's as opposed to shows that started in the 90's (TMNT for instance started 80's AFAIK)?

X-Men: The Animated Series
Spider-Man: The Animated Series
Tiny Toon Adventures
Rocko's Modern Life
The Simpsons
Darkwing Duck
Rugrats
Captain Planet & the Planeteers
Earthworm Jim
Ren & Stimpy

Plus:
Hey Arnold!
Aaah!!! Real Monsters
Aladdin (The Series)
Chip N Dale: Rescue Rangers
Eek The Cat
Victor & Hugo
Daria
etc

There's just far too many awesome cartoons to list! Granted some don't really hold up very well, particularly if you were to re-watch them as an adult or whatever but there's still a lot of nostalgic value and i'm grateful for the fact that I grew up with so many interesting and wacky shows (far better than many of the newer shows today IMO).