Dexter's lab for me was weird. See I always remembered it being good but I can't remember ever watching an episode that was actually any good. I can't explain it.

I think it was just Dexter that made the show good, not so much what he got into but more the character. I always liked his suit that would pop out of the backpack, though.

I was particularly fond of the Mandark episode. You know the one.

The one where everything, brushing his teeth, chewing his food, crying, everything is all done to the same pattern as his laugh.

It was perfect.

In regards to my list, yes, I can still play these, but they're not making nifty stuff for them anymore.

Courage the Cowardly Dog, Samurai Jack, and Johnny Bravo.

You have no idea.

Also, Rocko's Modern Life. That show was awesome.

I was a pretty smart kid, i understood a lot about sex before most kids my age, because my mother preferred lies like "I love you" as opposed to "Santa" and "the stork" So how, on god's green earth, did I ever miss all the hilariously filthy stuff right there in rocko's modern life?

Like when they're all playing "Spank the Monkey?" That's the only one I remember off the top of my head. And yes, that's what made that show so great. There was, literally, something for everyone.

Edit: Well, look what I found.

Heh.

That show always left me feeling dirty after I watched it, I am now old enough to realize that it wasn't just the art style.

For some reason I never like Ren & Stimpy though, too low brow for even a 7 year old.

I distinctly remember the episode where Mr. and Mrs. Bighead try to rekindle their love. Which brings to mind, how the fuck did one of Filburt's sons end up being a copy of Heffer?!

oh the TV show is back, on artoon network, right before what is left of toonami

I see this more of them relegating most of their anime to Adultswim than toonami sucking.
obviously,theys hould show, justice league, superman and batman, ben ten, DBZ(and dragon ball, but not GT), And Naruto and New One piece(right next to each other) and one of the gundam shows. for

This video was helpful.

And the 80's alternative, although that's admittedly a little too old for me.

Thanks to that video, I remembered Pirates of Dark Water for the first time in ages. That was a rockin' show.