let's see :D

TMNT
GI Joe


and thats about it lol

Oops, sorry man, I must have missed 'em! :)

'toons -

G.I. Joe
Transformers

other shows

Airwolf
A-Team

Other than that, I read a lot. I taught my brother how to read by reading comic books to him. Mostly G.I. Joe and Transformers. And when I didn't recognize a word, we would look it up. Hama and his expanded vocabulary sure expanded ours....

okay here goes

robotech
g.i.joe
marshal bravestarr
photon(was a weird live action show)
lazer tag academy
spider-man and his amazing friends
transformers
droids
muppet babies
turboteen
m.a.s.k
gobots
sliverhawks
thundercats
voltron
hulk hogans rockin wrestlin
teen wolf
g-force
wuzzles(i think that's what it was called)
cowboys of moo mesa, yeah it was an early nineties cartoon but it was still cool

In the early 90s, I was listening to Pantera's Cowboys From Hell! :p



Just as much as I watched cartoons, I think I liked 'real' tv shows better. Depending on what age we're talking, I watched Dukes of Hazard, Brady Bunch and CHiPs. And a year or two later, I was fully engaged in Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers, and WCW wrasslin. And I grew up with Star Trek.

Other than the Dukes of Hazzard and the A-Team, I was never much into live-action as a kid.

The "serious" cartoons I remember most fondly are He-Man, Transformers, ThunderCats, Super Friends, Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends and its companion Hulk show, Go-Bots, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The "comedy" cartoons I watched most were the Smurfs, plus lots of Hanna Barbera stuff from the 60s that were still in syndication in the 80s, like Scooby Doo, the Flintstones, the Jetsons, etc.

You'll note there's no G.I. Joe on my list because, as I've mentioned many times before, I didn't get into Joes until the early 90s.

Sonneilon:





star blazers! I still have a drawing I did when I was six of the argo and tiger fighters shooting gamalons :)