Which nostalgic shows hold up the best for you?

[Ratchetcomand]

So what show that you grew up liking as a kid do you think still holds up as an adult? I think Ren & Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life and Angry Beavers are still funny shows to watch. Animaniacs, Batman: The Animated Series, Todd McFarlane's Spawn, X-Men: The Animated Series and Pinky & the Brain remains pretty solid as well in my opinion. I remember re-watching the 90's Spider-Man show on Youtube a few years ago in 2007 and I think it was still a fun show despite some of the cheesy dialogue.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Tremors was THE major show of my childhood, and I still love it to this day. Not even because of nostalgia; I genuinely love the show.

[Prime113]

Batman: TAS, definitely.

I still like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons from the real early 90's.

[Keg]

Tremors was THE major show of my childhood, and I still love it to this day. Not even because of nostalgia; I genuinely love the show.

To be fair I dont really think you can call a show from 10 years ago Nostalgic? Of course something that recent is going to hold up. If you go back and watch older shows like Thundercats I dont think they hold up too well. Ive tried rewatching it and every episode is more or less the same, the dialogue is atrocious and the amount of times you hear "HooooOoooooooooOooooooo" in an episode annoys the f**k out of me.

At the time It was great but I cant go back and watch it in the same way I can Batman: TAS, although that came much later. Also speaking of Ren & Stimpy I own them on DVD and I love just sticking em on for a laugh when i come home drunk. They're great.

[ScardyFox]

Gargoyles and Batman off the top of my head.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Tremors was THE major show of my childhood, and I still love it to this day. Not even because of nostalgia; I genuinely love the show.

To be fair I dont really think you can call a show from 10 years ago Nostalgic? Of course something that recent is going to hold up.

I don't mean hold up effects wise, per say, but more just in terms of the show's quality.

Also, I can't really go more than a few more years earlier than Tremors with stuff to be nostalgic about (I was about half my age now as I was when Tremors premiered in 2003, haha).

[Ratchetcomand]

I remember re-watching Godzilla: The Series on Youtube a few years back and I still enjoy the show. I was thinking about re-watching Digimon since the first season is on DVD now.

[King Rathalos]

Batman TAS, Ren and Stimpy, pretty much almost everything shown on Toonami.

[Ratchetcomand]

Tremors was THE major show of my childhood, and I still love it to this day. Not even because of nostalgia; I genuinely love the show.

To be fair I dont really think you can call a show from 10 years ago Nostalgic?

I guess everyone has different nostalgia. I was born in 1991, I agree that stuff after 2002 is not very nostalgic to me. But everyone's childhood was different. Someone born in the early 80's is not going to have nostalgia for Pokemon since it came after their childhood.

[Space Sweeper]

Batman: TAS, Samurai Jack, and Duck Dodgers did more than hold up for me, they impressed me even more at an older age.

[Ratchetcomand]

I remember the Duck Dodgers TV series from the mid 00's. I was a teenager when it came out but I remember it being pretty good.

[First Blood]

As quite a few other posters have said; Batman the Animated Series.

[Ratchetcomand]

I was thinking about re-watching Batman Beyond. Too bad it's not on Netflix.

[Ruadh]

Does it have to be cartoons? Or just any show?

I've avoided a lot of the cartoons from when I was a kid, mostly because I am guessing they will not hold up in any way. Some bits from GI Joe that I remember are things I'll quote to my friends to get a laugh, mostly Shipwreck's lines. For some reason, one of my friends finds it hysterical when I say, in the shaky voice, "It's me! Uncle Hector!"

All the cartoons I watched as a kid were basically 30 minute toy commercials though. All the 90s superhero stuff you guys are talking about was when I was in high school or after. I have actually never seen an episode of the Batman animated series.

The old Hulk and Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends cartoons were pretty awesome. Stan Lee addressing the true believers...kinda creepy, but yeah.

One show that doesn't hold up at all, at least as far as its current version, is Electric Company. Man that got really horrible.

[Ratchetcomand]

Any show is fine. I loved X-Files as a kid in the 90's and I was thinking about re-watching them again soon.