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Mogwai02@reddit

I was absolutely SAT for both koala shows.

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russ257@reddit

Yes I feel like nobody ever remembers noozles

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GreenZebra23@reddit

I remember the visual of the koalas but not that title or literally anything else about that show at all

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goat_penis_souffle@reddit

There was another koala show on at the same time on Nick Jr that was more of a straightforward kids show, none of the fantasy elements of Noozlrs

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SweetCosmicPope@reddit

Loved both Noozles and The Little Koala. Wrap those up with a little Maya the Bee and Grimm’s Fairy Tale Classics and you’ve got a good morning.

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-OccultOfPersonality@reddit

These shows were the best part of staying home sick. Add on a little Price is Right for good measure.

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GoodMorningDye@reddit

OMG. I have been trying to figure out what this show was called for YEARS. Like no one had any idea what I was talking about!?

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No9No9No9No9@reddit

Australia/Koalas was such a trend in the 80s. There's a kangaroo episode of David the Gnome

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LilDanglyOnes@reddit

Loved it. Used to run around with my teddy bear pretending I was them.

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I spent a decade trying to convince people my own age that there was a show about a Koala and his friends in Australia. And there was this adult character wearing a trench coat that sometimes watched them from a distance with a lemur in his shoulder. And that this wasn't the weirdest show featuring Koalas on Nick Jr.

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sorrymizzjackson@reddit

Exactly that. It’s familiar enough to me without knowing the first thing about it.

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desertdweller2011@reddit

i remember she drew a circle on the wall (with… lipstick?) and it turned into a portal and she went somewhere with the koala.

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portmanteautally@reddit

The thing I remember most about this show was that the kid had a light switch next to the bed. I wanted that so bad.

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mizushimo@reddit

I didn't remember the name that's for sure. I remember the finale was at Aires's Rock, they had to get to it so they could go back home (I think they were aliens?) I remember the ending made me feel emotions but I don't exactly rememeber why.

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luxtabula@reddit

Was Maya the bee an anime? I thought it was Western.

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mizushimo@reddit

The 1975 version was anime, I think the newer cgi version was western. Nickolodean aired a bunch of dubbed anime children's shows in the 80s when it was getting started

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luxtabula@reddit

Wait they made a new one? I only know the one when I'm a kid, that must be the 70s version you're talking about.

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mizushimo@reddit

I google maya the bee and got mainly cgi images from newer release, I don't know anything about it though

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pawogub@reddit

I didn’t remember what it was called, but I remembered I liked it. A few years back thanks to an internet search I found the weird koala show I loved as a preschooler.

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IceSmiley@reddit

That's the first anime I watched and even on a site like MyAnimeList with all the weebs no one remembers it

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deephurting66@reddit

I have vague memories of the show but seeing the pictures brought back some long dead memories. I remember it was on Nickelodeon??

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luxtabula@reddit

I have fever dream of the noozles monthly. I can still remember Ayrs Rock... err, Uluru being a major focus point of it. Sadly the only archives of it are in 240p, I wish it got an upscale.

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Messijoes18@reddit

Honestly one of those shows I want to go back and watch as an adult. The lore and the story were very interesting to me as a kid and I've never been able to piece it all together. Still makes me wonder what the hell happened.

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PoisonMind@reddit

The whole series is on YouTube. In Nickelodeon anime tradition, the last episode or two goes really off the rails.

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neonbrownkoopashell@reddit

Right?! This and The Little Koala were my favorite

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Swimming-Squash-3573@reddit

I remember an episode of Noozles that really….unsettled me. The main character’s grandfather was forever trapped in an orb in Koala land. She could talk to him and you could see his shadow and handprints, but he was stuck there forever. It traumatized me!

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

I remember that episode vividly and was also disturbed lol

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randgan@reddit

This one scene from the intro of Nick Jr's Grimm's Fairy Tales Classics gave me nightmares for years.

Absolutely banger of a theme song though.

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LovelyHead82@reddit

Loved those fairy tales, my favorite was Jorinda & Joringel

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AdditionalMustard@reddit

Yeah, it dawned on me much later that Noozles was adapted from an anime, then it totally made sense.

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granadesnhorseshoes@reddit

Yeah. I also seem to remember it went pretty hard for a "kids show" about living stuffed animals from another dimension. Probably why i liked it; a generation spanning inter dimensional romp was miles ahead of the rest of the shit aimed at 6 year olds.

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TheLuminousKnife@reddit

Same. That was horribly dark, especially for a kids' cartoon!

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LovelyHead82@reddit

I definitely remember the Noozles on Nick Jr. but no one else I know have ever heard of it

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Ill-Complaint-6634@reddit

The only ransom is the first one

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on_fleekwoodmac@reddit

Are you me?

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PatchworkGirl82@reddit

I freaking love Noozles! Magical koalas from another dimension is the best way to get into anime. I wish they'd bring it back.

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Crusader1865@reddit

I believe it was called "Koala-walla Land"

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CaterpillarWaltz@reddit

And the portal was Ayers Rock. With dancing ostriches? Emus? I loved that show when I was li and was convinced it was a fever dream

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xzelldx@reddit

All the animals in the alternate dimension were Australia themed. It teased deep lore; I’ve gone back as an adult and it’s not there.

There’s an implied time loop, but that’s it. The first half actually feels like it’s setting things up and then …. Random bullshit go!

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CaterpillarWaltz@reddit

I will make up my own deep lore then

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BumpyWire83@reddit

It was the Noozles in my region!

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x7leafcloverx@reddit

For the longest time I thought this show was a fever dream

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Modem_Handshake@reddit

I think that show, David the Gnome, Fluppy Dogs, Today’s Special, and many more were fever dreams to me

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x7leafcloverx@reddit

Fluppy dogs I have no recollection of but man, today’s special! Watched that with my upstairs neighbors all the time.

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UnicornTears@reddit

When I was a kid, I was told that koalas get high from eating eucalyptus (they don’t), so the fever dream/trip thing made sense to me 😆

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TheDodoBird@reddit

All classics! And David the Gnome was definitely one of my favorites too when it was still on.

However, you’ve got Hey Dude but no Salute My Shorts!? I’m disappointed, my dude…

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LogensTenthFinger@reddit

The series end to David The Gnome crushed me

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PokieState92@reddit

Yeah, some buzzkill of a redditor posted a clip of the last few minutes of the very last episode of David The Gnome a few weeks ago where they tell Swift the Fox " welp, time to die and turn into trees". Swift was really heartbroken and the gnomes die and turned into trees. Kinda ruined my day. I never knew about this show until watching that clip. Extra bonus for Tom Bosley voicing one of the gnomes.

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Doubleucommadj@reddit

TOM! TOM BOSLEY!

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PokieState92@reddit

I'm of a certain age and generation where he will first and foremost be known to me for playing Richie Cunningham's dad on Happy Days.

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Doubleucommadj@reddit

Yeah, me too.

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CokBlockinWinger@reddit

Bodley voiced THE gnome. He was David the Gnome.

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RanHakubi@reddit

They were just so...CASUAL about it too! Like "Yup, it's dyin' time."

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IceSmiley@reddit

That's terrible I didn't know it ended that way 🙁

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LogensTenthFinger@reddit

Just casually waving goodbye to Swift as all his friends die 😭

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Modem_Handshake@reddit

What. The. Fuck.

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PackageNorth8984@reddit

All quality but missing the goat.

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-NigheanDonn@reddit

I think everyone remembers Salute My Shorts but not as many people remember Hey Dude

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AquariusRising1983@reddit

My very same thought. Hey Dude but no Salute Your Shorts is criminal!

David the Gnome was one of my favorite shows as a little kid. I loved Swift the fox. I always got so invested in every episode. The series ending was pretty devastating, as far as I recall. I literally haven't watched it in over 30 years and I always think maybe I'll put it on one day and see how it holds up from an adult perspective.

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Morns4Morn@reddit

It's currently free on Tubi.

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No9No9No9No9@reddit

It's not bad at all, really cute Gnome lore in most episodes from the big book. It is a kid's show so some of it can be a bit annoying with the trolls as an adult, but it's not bad.

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

Omg I forgot about this show! Definitely watched that. Also remembered Clarissa explains it all

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CaterpillarWaltz@reddit

I loved Clarissa! And all of these except the last one (zero memory of it so I guess I didn’t watch it)

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

The last wasn’t on very long, I think it tried to be a saved by the bell type show but it wasn’t the same. I was probably trying to watch 90210 by then (parents said no lol)

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CaterpillarWaltz@reddit

Sometimes “patty you’re the mayonnaise for me woah woah woah” pops in my head.

And yeah, I was strictly forbidden from watching Out of Control after one episode. All I really remember of it was the ‘cut it out’ from Dave Coulier. No one around me remembers. The internet had to validate me.

But what about Pete and Pete?

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smcivor1982@reddit

I loved all of these shows plus Are You Afraid of the Dark. Nick at Night was so good.

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

I do remember Pete and Pete but I didn’t like it! I remember thinking they were weird lol

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Doubleucommadj@reddit

You should give it another shot. It's about the best thing Nick ever made. And the eventual stars it contained, wild!

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jpetrie18@reddit

I remember it being on the same Saturday block as Saved by the Bell: The New Class.

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smcivor1982@reddit

Also Pete and Pete!!!!!

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schindigrosa@reddit

OP left us no option....AWFUL WAFFLE, AWFUL WAFFLE, AWFUL WAFFLE!!!!!!

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KDiggity8@reddit

Growing up in Minnesota, David the Gnome was right up my alley. It seemed very Scandinavian.

One day recently, out of nostalgia, I looked it up. My mind was BLOWN when I found out it was from Spain?!?!?!?!

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goat_penis_souffle@reddit

The production was from Spain, but the book it was based on is unmistakably Scandinavian. All hand drawn & lettered like a field notebook, very much worth tracking down.

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WayneReidus@reddit

Ok well if you mention Salute Your Shorts I think you also have to include the Adventures of Pete & Pete

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Modem_Handshake@reddit

I know I’ve written this elsewhere about P&P but I’ll never forget the episode where the brothers are in a feud with some other brothers and the Petes are jealous bc one of those brothers for some reason got a lot of praise from his dad for filling up a vacuum with grass seed and running it in reverse to reseed the yard. A) what the fuck? B) could you even run vacuums in reverse? C) this show had a weird vibe

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Prudent-Soil6116@reddit

I mean, it was devastating, but also beautiful how they became a part of everything. I think if you’re going to present death to kids, this was the perfect way to do it. It happens to all of us, and presenting it from the perspective of humanity being part of the “circle of life” is chefs kiss. Of death. So to speak 😁

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Proof_Heart_2993@reddit

I agree. It's important for kids to learn about death as a natural part of life; not something to be hidden away, denied, or feared. Like how they dealt with Mr. Hooper on Sesame Street or Mr. Rodgers talking about the loss of his dog as a child and his goldfish. It happens to everyone, it is sad, but it is also a chance to learn about grief, compassion, and love. Kids are smart and learning about death at an early age helps with concepts of kindness and empathy.

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Prudent-Soil6116@reddit

Yes! 🙌🏼 It doesn’t make death any easier, but it creates less anxiety around it.

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throwaway1102293384@reddit

Watched all of them whenever they were on but never saw California Dreams

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nuggetbailey@reddit

Sigh... I loved captain planet, I was an earth keeper as a child with so much hope. I thought I could save the planet by the reduce/reuse/recycle program. In my 20s I was the tree hugging hippy vegetarian totally idealistic about the world and equal rights for woman. Now I'm a depressed, perimenopausal, agitated vegetarian who is TIRED... tired of people not giving a shit about the planet, and tired of rampant misogyny in every facet of my life.

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marbotty@reddit

Do I get my xennial card revoked if I only watched Hey Dude?

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Dry-Start1914@reddit

Wasn't too many episodes but when I was little I loved Belle & Sebastian on Nick ! I remember David the Gnome was voiced by the happy days guy and I still sing the Captain Planet song !!

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DeliciousSplit0@reddit

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82ndGameHead@reddit

My first introduction to Slime

I love this show. Canada's pride.

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Meggos1022@reddit

This show made me appreciate absurdist humor!

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RadBren13@reddit

I loved The Noozles!

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eggs_erroneous@reddit

🎵Surf dudes with attitudes...🎶

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Mudcreek47@reddit

I have no memory of Noozles and David the Gnome, although he looks familiar! :)

I remember watching the Mr. T animated series and Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends and the Incredible Hulk Cartoon. Also all the usual suspects everyone remembers: Muppet Babies, Smurfs, Snorks, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Flintsones.

Gosh the feeling of waking up early on a Saturday to flip channels and watch cartoons all morning!

Watched Batman: TAS & Animaniacs after getting home from high school.

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idkmybffjill03@reddit

The only thing I could ever remember was the koala/eucalyptus… nobody knew what I was talking about. I have been trying to remember this show forever. Thank you 🙏

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InstancePleasant2418@reddit

I loved the noozles. But does anyone else remember Grimm’s Fairy Tales?? It was a Japanese animated series that featured a different fairy tale in each episode. Aired on Nickelodeon in the mid-late 80’s. Just looked it up, you can stream on Prime. The intro brought me right back 🥲.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=duw0VCDyd6U&list=PLzU4y5Mjq2xcO9UCXP0-iPPz02rYa2qB1&index=3&pp=iAQB

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mesosuchus@reddit

someone needs to subscribe to the Poparena channel on youtube.

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rocket_racoon180@reddit

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How about this guy?

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

Lol yeah. I remember watching his movie too. I actually hated Pee-wee Herman, but we didn’t have the choices we have today lol. You watch what was on and that was it. I never watched Bill Nye the science guy, but I do enjoy him on social media as an adult.

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AtmosphereInside2521@reddit

Oh man. Hey Dude. Core memory and boyhood crushes unlocked.

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iiooiooi@reddit

It's a little wild and a little strange.....

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MadLove82@reddit

Wowww… I have a handful of vague memories of the Noozles but had no idea what it was called, and no one ever knows what I’m talking about when I describe it - partly because I don’t remember much! This is blowing my mind.

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

Yeah I had to look it up. It was one of my favorite shows but I was on the younger side and probably didn’t know how to figure out what time it was on lol.

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owlcityy@reddit

I watched all of these!!

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Pure-Mycologist193@reddit

See, if our generation had proper boomer wealth, we could fund the restoration of "David the Gnome", "Noozles", and "Little Koala" on bluray for our kids (and us!) to enjoy. YouTube is fine, but the low resolution is rough.

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PlasticFabtastic@reddit

I still have the Hey Dude themesong in my heart. Such a great tune. I wish they had recorded a longer version.

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tinglep@reddit

Fuck David the Gnome. They all died on the last episode. I still can’t get over that shit

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Invidiana@reddit

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jigilous@reddit

Yes!!! We named our dog Iggy after Iggy the Iguana!!

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Invidiana@reddit

My favorite character!

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ImmaDrainOnSociety@reddit

Any Canadian of this period would remember The Raccoons. The theme song had no right to go that hard.

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GaetanDugas@reddit

Maya The Bee was always one no one else remembers

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LogensTenthFinger@reddit

Every single one of these is a banger.

Just missing:

Ahhhhhhh! Real Monsters!
Rocko's Modern Life
Salute Your Shorts
Secrets of the Hidden Temple
Double Dare
Are You Afraid of the Dark?

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Tumbleweed-Taylor@reddit

Ren and Stimpy Fraggle Rock

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

I was always afraid of the dark lol and that show was just enough for me. Reminds me of those books, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

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Modem_Handshake@reddit

I think AYAOTD came on late on Fridays when I was growing up and I loved being freaked out by that but it was ok bc In Living Color was probably up next on another channel.

One of my little girls found my 3-pack of Scary Stories to Tell In The Dark last Halloween and we were enjoying reading a few of them but Stephen Gammell’s illustrations are still terrifying to me as an adult

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Modem_Handshake@reddit

Rocko’s Modern Life WAS SO GOOD!!

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sidneyjoy@reddit

Did you watch Fred Penner’s corner? It came on after David the gnome where I lived.

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-threefeetoffun@reddit

David the gnome was a home sick staple. Also maya the bee.

California Dreams taught me righty tighty lefty loosey.

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clutzycook@reddit

California Dreams taught me righty tighty lefty loosey.

Yes! Me too!

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-threefeetoffun@reddit

I'll always remember it. The girl in the class thought the teacher was being sexist as she was the only girl in the class. No, it's just how it's remembered.

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nola_mike@reddit

The first 3 were part of the Nick Jr lineup in the early 90s.

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Invisi-cat@reddit

Noozles was my first dubbed anime, watched it on nick jr when I was 4

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Kain347@reddit

The noozle on the hoose!

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LogicalAverage40@reddit

What’s a noozle?

The noozle on the hoose!

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the1theycallfish@reddit

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PraetorianXVIII@reddit

Remember Welcome Freshmen

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EurekasCashel@reddit

Eureeka's Castle was my jam!

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wlea@reddit

I still have two of the Pizza Hut kids meal puppets from that show: Magellan and Eureka

My husband, who isn't from the States, keeps wanting to give them away when we clean the kids' rooms but I'm holding strong. Along with a Fraggles 3 wheeled car from McDonald's.

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_Maxxx1mus_@reddit

It's picnic time!

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Electrical-Weird-137@reddit

Noozles and David the Gmome! Hell yeah

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Inevitable_Can8020@reddit

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I watched all of those shows🥹Anyone remember Maya the Bee?

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twistedcreature07@reddit

I don't remember a lot of it but specifically remember ones episode where she meets a worm who's afraid the farmer is going to kill him like the rest of the garden pests so they're running and hiding. But the worm gets caught in the end and the farmer was like, "oh a worm!" And let him go saying something like "go back to help out my soil, little buddy!" And I learned the things I had been digging up and sticking hooks thru for fishing actually enriched a garden's soil by breaking down rotten plants or whatever, so I stopped digging for them cuz I liked helping my dad with his garden.

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spiniton85@reddit

Oh wow. I forgot all about the Noozles.

Fun fact - The set from Hey Dude is still partly standing in Tucson, even though it's a bit decrepit. I come from there and went recently to visit an old friend and we went to see it. That was fun - it was one of my favorites, alongside Salute Your Shorts.

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BlueDotNE@reddit

Loved Hey Dude! I would have killed to work there!

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Squish_Miss@reddit

I forgot about David the Gnome and Eureeka's Castle! I watched Captain Planet and Hey Dude.

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Whatchab@reddit

All these 10/10 except I've never seen Bobby's World. But c'mon Hey Dude is greatest for Brad and that intro song!

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Tall-Introduction414@reddit

I'm pretty sure Christine Taylor was the only one who continued to have a career after Hey Dude.

I remember once seeing a movie where Mr Ernst played a creepy bad guy. Very disturbing.

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Individual-Cry9636@reddit

Never heard of the Noozle. Big fan of all the others except California Dreams. I know it’s rose tinted glasses, but everything felt so much better back then. This being 40 thing is really bothering me lol

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Darkhaven@reddit

The majority of these I've watched with my sibs, especially my baby sister. We still talk about Doug and Bobby's World, but I'm about to send her the Noozles intro. She was super young when it was on, I'm dying to know if it's a nostalgia hit for her.

I have never seen nor heard of the last one. It looks like a definite skip, honestly.

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JohnBrine@reddit

I only David the Gnome from posts like this one.

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CokBlockinWinger@reddit

I watched the entirety of David the Gnome with my wife and kids during Covid lockdowns. One episode a night before bedtime.

That final episode had us all bawling. Was not expecting that.

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GrindinWulf@reddit

Loved me some Noozles and David the Gnome!!!! I would have been about 5 or 6 when I used to watch it on Nick. I remember the Noozles tryna get back to their land. I vaguely recall a hot air balloon and the frilled lizard that would run on two legs. I think he was orange. I don’t think that show ever ended but on Reddit a few weeks ago, I saw a post about David the Gnome that almost brought me to tears.

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utti@reddit

I instantly heard the title song from California Dreams when I got to that slide. Surf dudes with attitude...

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scaryclown148@reddit

Salute your shorts?!

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Spare-Good-5372@reddit

I watched every one of these. Still have a crush on Christine Taylor.

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Imnotonthelist@reddit

Was there another show with a koala bear, or am I delusional?

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

There was but i don’t think i watched that one

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EmperorGrinnar@reddit

I watched all of these except the last one.

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

The last one was later and wasn’t on very long. Tried to be saved by the bell meets 90210 but it’s wasn’t great. They were all in a band

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Large-Inspection-487@reddit

I watched David the Gnome when I stayed home sick!

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Ashamed_Response_168@reddit (OP)

Yeah I remember it being on at like 11 am

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Professor_Hala@reddit

Eureka's Castle's Halloween episode scared me senseless as a kid. Which makes sense, because R.L. Stine, the author of Goosebumps, was the character designer and head writer for the show.

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Dont-tell_Frank@reddit

I probably think about David the Gnome at least once a week

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Platt_Mallar@reddit

David the Gnome. Damn. Nice.

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-OccultOfPersonality@reddit

This one takes me back

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THExIMPLIKATION@reddit

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-OccultOfPersonality@reddit

Laura, Nick, and Roo, Mimi and Floppy too. Waiting here for youuuuuu

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phillyrat@reddit

I hadn't seen or heard of David the Gnome since back in the day - wild

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Ultimatesims@reddit

The Noozles had extra dimensional travel and talking Australian animals. We were built different.

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-OccultOfPersonality@reddit

Hey! You’re me!

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lakebistcho@reddit

I have a seriously good idea for a live action Captain planet reboot that takes place in the present day.

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TheBroWhoLifts@reddit

They already made it. It's called Idiocracy

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MaleficentEvidence19@reddit

Under the umbrella tree is another random show I watched

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Xdaz1019@reddit

Aside from California. That was my whole childhood right there

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Grammarhead-Shark@reddit

Some shows I watched that I rarely find other people that remember them in real life (thank goodness for Reddit and folks with good memories!) include:

Vicky the Viking

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (The 1986 Japanese series based off four books in the series)

Belle and Sebastian (People remember the band more then the cartoon!)

Star Blazers

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greaterwhiterwookiee@reddit

THE NOOZLES!!! Omg I’ve sang that stupid theme song my entire life and I couldn’t remember what the name of that show was. I remember it being my first Anime (or whatever the correct animation is) followed by Speed Racer. But this one I remember so much better.

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TheRoadkillRapunzel@reddit

I watched all of those except California Dreaming.

Man, I loved being home sick from school and watching Eureeka’s Castle, Maya the Bee, David the Gnome, Noozles, The Little Koala, and that story hour show that always had a different story.

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before-the-fall@reddit

Papa Beaver’s Story Time?

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clutzycook@reddit

I remember, or at least vaguely recall the first three. They were all cable TV shows so I would have only seen them at a babysitter's house in the summer.

4-6 I remember quite well since they were on "regular TV."

I know of Hey Dude, but never saw it

California Dreams was another Saturday morning network TV staple in our house.

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slyseekr@reddit

Noozles made 10 y/o me believe that a magical portal to another dimension existed at the top of Ayer's Rock (Uluru).

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glitzkrieger@reddit

Omg is David the Gnome that cartoon where they sleep in cabinets? Like, I got obsessed with the idea of sleeping in small spaces watching that! I was always in boxes, lol.

Core memory unlocked

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bassman314@reddit

David the Gnome was that show that everyone loves, but no one would admit to watching as a kid….

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TheLuminousKnife@reddit

I always felt sorry for Lisa, stuck at home and forever mending David's boots.

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SeaSkimmer2@reddit

Can’t forget Dumbo’s Circus. The rolling storm clouds in one episode were scary as shit.

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Jamie7Keller@reddit

SPICY SALTY SOUR SWEET! GIVE US SOEMTHINGGOOD TO EAT!

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Adrasteia-One@reddit

I loved watching The Noozles! That one isn't usually remembered. California Dreams was another one I enjoyed. "Surf dudes with attitude..."

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THExIMPLIKATION@reddit

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majorjoe23@reddit

Wow, the Noozles still pops into my head now and then, but I had completely forgotten what it was called.

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Captain_Desi_Pants@reddit

I watched all of these except the last one. Never heard of that one.

The Noozles! I think about this one from time to time and could never remember the name!

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Moons_of_Moons@reddit

I definitely watched that gnome BS

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leicanthrope@reddit

I totally missed the Noozles, and my brain automatically fills in The Nozzle from Venture Brothers.

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themoonhasgone@reddit

"Just let me lay here in the sun, until my dream is done "

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Hootinger@reddit

That koala show was on Nickelodeon I believe.

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No9No9No9No9@reddit

Every episode of David the Gnome is on YouTube, and our still slaps

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benevolentempireval@reddit

NOOZLES!!

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Mafamaticks@reddit

I feel like this was a line up on one of the channels on a Saturday

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SeaSkimmer2@reddit

I don’t remember the Noozles, but I remember The Adventures of the Little Koala. Roobear was the main character. Probably the earliest crush I ever had, if you could even call it that, was the Moon Goddess in one particular episode. I think she was a rabbit. I’d melt whenever that episode came on. 😍

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ILustForVolcan0@reddit

🎵 David the gnooooooooooooooooooooooome 🎵

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taleofbenji@reddit

LMAO The Noozles was something my little sister watched. So my friend and I made up a game on the basketball court called the Noozles, although the details escape me now.