Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings

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I know for a fact that a lot of boards out there are thriving because of how many people are there. We just need to get back into the game and pull people here. However, where we obtain these people might matter, because we don't to end up pulling in douches like those at Selkath.

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Happy New Year OT! We may be dying... BUT WE'RE STILL HERE! We had an... interesting year last year. Vice Admin Burkman is taking a long earned vacation and Uly is stepping into his position. Well... I'd have more to say but I've got other things to do atm... and oh yeah... to quote Callin... "GET A MIC YA BUM!"

~Scott

Subject: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Fri May 04, 2012 9:33 am

Alright, so I'm making a top 10 list. This actually my first list I'm actually willing to put together on my own initiative, so yeah.

Alright.

Number 10

Mucha Lucha. I really loved this show. It was fun, funny and enjoyable. Plus the theme is extremely catchy. Please note that I watched almost every episode whenever it came on. This was back then WB Kids was actually good.

Number 9

Duck Dodgers. The reason why I love this theme so much is because Tom Jones. TOM JONES, MAN. It was also a great show. Lots of funny moments and nostalgic.

Number 8

Johnny Bravo. He may be the biggest douche ever, but that's why everybody loved him. This show was just awesome. Ahaha the Donny Osmund episodes.

Number 7

Don't you dare judge me. I fucking loved the hell out of this show. Nostalgia out the ass.

Number 6

Courage The Cowardly Dog has been one of my favorite shows since I was a boy. And shouldn't need an explanation on why it's on this list.

Number 5

Yet another show I watched as a kid and enjoyed. Dexter's Lab shall forever be one of my favorite shows ever.

Number 4

Freakazoid. Watched this one as a kid, too. Only 24 episodes, unfortunately. Such a shame, because this show was brilliantly written just like all the other shows made by the same people. Stay tuned for the next one.

Number 3

Animaniacs. This show was unbelievably awesome, I laughed my ass off. I still laugh my ass off watching it today.

Number 2

Hey Arnold! This really sucked me in. It was one my absolute favorite shows ever.

Number 1

There is a reason why this is number one. Loved every minute of it.

Honorable mentions:

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Fri May 04, 2012 9:41 am

Opening that I somehow forgot about:

Now in terms of my absolute favorite shows, Ren and Stimpy would have made that list no problem.

BananaGod Posts : 6603 Join date : 2011-02-12 Age : 32

I agree for most (no comment on the mentions) but am concerned that the 'Pinky and the Brain' opening is not among them.

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Fri May 04, 2012 2:53 pm

The Joker wrote:: I agree for most (no comment on the mentions) but am concerned that the 'Pinky and the Brain' opening is not among them.

I never cared for Pinky and the Brain. Their segments on Animaniacs were good enough for me.

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Fri May 04, 2012 9:49 pm

All these shows I used to watch, except duck dodgers and freakazoid. Duck dodgers sounds familiar, but freakazoid? Say whaaa?

EDIT: I just watched the freakazoid vid. Now I KNOW I've seen that before, haha.

Detective Posts : 3622 Join date : 2011-02-06 Age : 30

Freakazoid is the embodiment of the nineties.

The 90s was fucking crazy. I'm proud to have been born at the very beginning of the decade.

Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

Detective Posts : 3622 Join date : 2011-02-06 Age : 30

Scott wrote:: Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

I agree with Scott I am still impressed that U.S.A. survived the 80's and 70's everything else just seems weak by comparison. The nineties were relatively calm with the Clinton Administration by comparison the Oughts were insane. Still not as bad as the 70's and 80's though.

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:: Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

I agree with Scott I am still impressed that U.S.A. survived the 80's and 70's everything else just seems weak by comparison. The nineties were relatively calm with the Clinton Administration by comparison the Oughts were insane. Still not as bad as the 70's and 80's though.

Define bad in the 70s and 80s...

Detective Posts : 3622 Join date : 2011-02-06 Age : 30

Scott wrote:

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:: Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

I agree with Scott I am still impressed that U.S.A. survived the 80's and 70's everything else just seems weak by comparison. The nineties were relatively calm with the Clinton Administration by comparison the Oughts were insane. Still not as bad as the 70's and 80's though.

Define bad in the 70s and 80s...

Watergate, Vietnam, AIDS, Reagan, Recession, Iran Contra Affair, Harlem etc.

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:: Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

I agree with Scott I am still impressed that U.S.A. survived the 80's and 70's everything else just seems weak by comparison. The nineties were relatively calm with the Clinton Administration by comparison the Oughts were insane. Still not as bad as the 70's and 80's though.

Define bad in the 70s and 80s...

Watergate, Vietnam, AIDS, Reagan, Recession, Iran Contra Affair, Harlem etc.

Minus Reagan I agree...

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Sat May 05, 2012 7:15 am

Scott wrote:: Every generation before another thinks they had it crazy...

I meant in terms of cartoons....

Stewie

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Sat May 05, 2012 8:57 am

These are the reasons the 80s rocked.

I could go on but i think these say it all. I could also link a few of the WTF were they thinking vids but lets just leave with awesomesauce ok.

Detective Posts : 3622 Join date : 2011-02-06 Age : 30

Scott wrote:

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:: Define bad in the 70s and 80s...

Watergate, Vietnam, AIDS, Reagan, Recession, Iran Contra Affair, Harlem etc.

Minus Reagan I agree...

Okay then.

The Fabulous Posts : 7918 Join date : 2011-01-27 Age : 26

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:

Meatlocker wrote:: Watergate, Vietnam, AIDS, Reagan, Recession, Iran Contra Affair, Harlem etc.

Minus Reagan I agree...

Okay then.

Woah woah woah woah....... why the fuck is Reagan even on that list? Bush crap I can kinda understand but Reagan??

Well fuck. 3 of those assholes have blocked embedding.

Detective Posts : 3622 Join date : 2011-02-06 Age : 30

Sergeant Schultz wrote:

Meatlocker wrote:

Scott wrote:: Minus Reagan I agree...

Okay then.

Woah woah woah woah....... why the fuck is Reagan even on that list? Bush crap I can kinda understand but Reagan??

Too late Scott and I have entered into an executive agreement.

Callin wrote:: Well fuck. 3 of those assholes have blocked embedding.

Sure the 80s were great, but a lot of 90s cartoons took it to the next level and made some crazy ass shows.

Snake Plissken wrote:

Callin wrote:: Well fuck. 3 of those assholes have blocked embedding.

Sure the 80s were great, but a lot of 90s cartoons took it to the next level and made some crazy ass shows.

your talkin to the man who watched all of those shows and then some. both the 80s and 90s had great shows.

Callin wrote:

Snake Plissken wrote:

Callin wrote:: Well fuck. 3 of those assholes have blocked embedding.

Sure the 80s were great, but a lot of 90s cartoons took it to the next level and made some crazy ass shows.

your talkin to the man who watched all of those shows and then some. both the 80s and 90s had great shows.

They sure did, but my childhood consisted of a lot 90s cartoons. And the 80s Transformers. Actually, there were a good bit of other 80s cartoons in that bunch. God only knows if I can even remember which ones. I remember G.I. Joe and shit. Cobra Commander was my hero lol

BananaGod Posts : 6603 Join date : 2011-02-12 Age : 32

Yeah... The 90s were great... Something really happened when we hit 2k... Something got lost in the transfer... Now what do we have? Disney taking over the kid entertainment industry, force feeding children crappy shows about crappier 'stars'... Sometimes I just want to get in that DeLorean, get it to 88, go to somewhere in the 70s and never come back...

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Sat May 05, 2012 2:01 pm

The Joker wrote:: Yeah... The 90s were great... Something really happened when we hit 2k... Something got lost in the transfer... Now what do we have? Disney taking over the kid entertainment industry, force feeding children crappy shows about crappier 'stars'... Sometimes I just want to get in that DeLorean, get it to 88, go to somewhere in the 70s and never come back...

Well, we got Adventure Time and Regular Show, at least, which are two great shows themselves. We used to have Flapjack, but that show got cancelled, sadly.

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Sat May 05, 2012 3:58 pm

This is a really good list.

Subject: Re: Burkman's Top 10 Favorite Cartoon Openings Sat May 05, 2012 4:28 pm

The Mortonator wrote:: This is a really good list.

I have great taste.

leleleplz

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