#90s Kids Shows

[lexisnotasimp]

(I updated the photo)

[fandomohana]

If you're a 90s kid and a Supernatural fan, why was So Weird your gateway show. 🤣

I'm so glad it's on Disney+, this show was my life back in the day, and I love reveling in the nostalgia. 🩵

I always wanted to visit the tour bus, and travel with them. 🩵

[dingleberry-7708]

The Knock Knock Show. probably my current somewhat of a hyperfixation?

does anyone on tumblr know about a little obscure christian kids series from the late 90s called The Knock Knock Show? (an episode can be found here)

can't find too many information on it but i got into it thanks to a channel called Too Many Tapes who reviewed 3 of the 5 VHS's released for it here, here and here

it also aired on CBN in the late 90s and Smile of a Child in the 2000's

it's about 2 children (technically adult actors wearing semi outlandish costumes pretending to be kids) experiencing misadventures and dishonesty in their playroom. throw in crazy side characters, primitive 2d and 3d animation, and repetitive songs and the results are pretty interesting. VERY bright colors and wacky set and costume design. it's..... something else..... it's a mess but it's kind of a glorious mess. it tickles my brain in such a weird way. it.....i'll let you figure the rest out for yourself.

and now, images!! (image sources: 1, 2, 3)

if you or someone you know knows this show somehow PLEASE reblog or reply to this post!!! i wanna meet more fans of this thing. some sort of...small fanbase? perhaps???

i did get a mutual of mine (said mutual is @doradubsofficialblogs) into this too HELP-

edit: fixed 2 small typos in the post i didn't notice till now

[cicadabox-games]

We've decided the most logical course of action is to make the Barney the Dinosaur dating sim as an appetizer before the Teletubbies dating sim.

[trnsocial]

Remember That Show? Ep. 12: Salute Your Shorts

Good Morning, Campers! We’re talking about seminal 90’s Nickelodeon summer camp sitcom, Salute Your Shorts this time around. You’ll hear indoor kids, Adam & Will share horror stories from childhood camping trips, discuss other favorite summer camp shows and movies, plus hear our pitch for how 2 more seasons of Salute Your Shorts could have played out to hilarious effect.

[happyheidi]

don’t invite me unless these are the plans

[kidcore-nostalgia]

[superbat-lmao]

When Batman “abducts” Jason, he offers him a deal. Since Jason is concerned about staying with Bruce Wayne, and to show that he’s not abandoning the child to be trafficked, he agrees to a “wellness check” once a week, for an hour.

Anything that Bruce Wayne does that makes Jason uncomfortable, he can report to Batman. And if he does any of the things Jason’s worried about, Batman gives him a panic button.

At the first welfare visit, Batman asks about how Jason is acclimating to the manor.

It takes a lot of prodding for Jason to admit that he wants a lock on his door and that he likes Alfred. That he can’t tell what Bruce is thinking a lot of the time and he doesn’t like the ominous silences.

What’s truly crazy, is that after the meeting, Alfred asks him to help install a lock on his door that only works from the inside. And the next day, when he sees Bruce at breakfast, the man starts recounting come of his day at work, regardless of if Jason joins in. He lays out his plans for the day and his reasoning. Just, talks about innocuous things.

He asks Batman what he shared with Bruce at the next meeting. Batman tells him that he spoke with Alfred about the lock but with Bruce about voicing his thoughts more. He asks if it helped.

Jason says yes, but he’s confused as to why Bruce would want to change at all. Or why Batman told him about those sorts of things. After all, they weren’t that big of a deal.

And Batman tries to explain that Jason shouldn’t be uncomfortable. That is goal is to make sure he’s not just safe, but happy.

Slowly, over the course of a few months, Jason opens up to Batman about different things. Everything he confesses is fixed, whether it be people he knew on the streets being arrested or helped out or even just small things about Bruce, like how he doesn’t make any noise when he walks and keeps startling him.

Jason feels himself relaxing around Batman of all people. He even looks forward to their weekly welfare checks so he can ask about the people he knew in Crime Alley.

He’s also making progress on the Alfred front since he’s allowing him to wash up his own dishes and teaching him to cook.

But Bruce remains a problem.

He doesn’t know what it is. He’s really trying to trust the guy, he’s done everything Jason has asked of him through Batman. Everything, no matter how stupid Jason felt asking for it.

So he asks Batman what’s wrong with him. He tells him he wants to like Bruce, he really does, there’s nothing wrong with the guy. Batman was right. He’s just some awkward lonely dude in a giant house. So why won’t his mind let Jason trust him?

Batman tells him that trauma doesn’t work like that. That Jason may never fully trust Bruce, and that isn’t either of their faults. He’s trying, and that’s more than enough.

It all comes to a head when Alfred takes Jason shopping and their errands run pretty long. Jason just needs so much stuff, apparently.

It’s just starting to get dark out and he’s helping Alfred with the shopping by putting the cart away while he closes the trunk when he feels hands around his mouth.

He bites down as hard as he can against the gloves but it doesn’t help. There are two men and he can hear Alfred calling him, but he’s suddenly in another vehicle and he’s having trouble breathing.

He feels along the inside of his hoodie for his panic button and presses it.

There’s a lot of jeering and talk amongst his kidnappers, they’re excited for a payday. And Jason was easy pickings.

The ransom is a video where Jason is wearing a gag and told to briefly look into the camera while people talk over him, making threats and demands.

He knows something is wrong when all the lights go out in the room. He feels hands around him and starts to kick out until he’s face to face with a shadow he’s seen before. Batman is here for him.

Jason goes boneless in the hold and Batman gets him outside.

No one realized one of the kidnappers had made it onto the roof. Batman takes one bullet in the shoulder before they’re both in the Batmobile. Jason is crying and holding gauze to the hole in the armor while Batman talks softly and assures him he’s fine. Jason has no clue how the car gets them away but he’s thankful he doesn’t have to figure out what to do except put pressure on the wound.

When the doors to the batmobile open, Alfred is there and hauling them into what looks like a chrome emergency room. There are medical cots and equipment everywhere.

Alfred start pulling away the armor and Jason sits in shock as the cowl is removed and Batman sits before him as Bruce Wayne.

He’s gently shooed out of the medical section and sits down on what appears to be training mats. He doesn’t realize he’s crying until Alfred comes to fetch him and Bruce is no longer in danger from the bullet.

Bruce looks exhausted in the moment before he sees Jason and his expression clears entirely. Jason feels a numb sort of dread spill over him as he realizes the implications of what he’s seeing. All of the things he’d admitted. All of the things Bruce had done for him. That if the bullet had struck somewhere else he’d be all alone.

He’s crying again and finally Bruce’s face changes into something that isn’t that awful blankness. He looks like he’s in pain but he reaches his arm out towards Jason anyway.

And Jason practically folds into him, crying into the bandages Alfred had wrapped around Bruce.

Bruce is whispering things into his hair. Gentle things. Kind things. Reassurances and asking if Jason is okay, because he was the one who was kidnapped, the one who had been snatched from a parking lot.

But Jason can’t process it, any of it. So he stays there, crying into Bruce’s uninjured shoulder until he’s scooped up into the medical cot to cry into his chest too.

There will have to be several long conversations about everything that had happened, but they would have to wait until tomorrow.

Pt. 1 Pt. 2 Pt. 3 (coming soon to VHS)

[darcania]

For all of the flaws in X-Men Evolution there was a lot it did very well, and letting Wolverine be this grumpy father figure to most of the X-Men was one of them.

[lmazo]

was any of you monsterfuckers gonna tell me Gargoyles made this canon in the 90s

[lexisnotasimp]

New challenge I made!

You can draw yourself/self insert/persona in 8 different kid/toddler/shows meant for children!

Example: Wordgirl, Lazytown, etc.

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Rules:

1. It can be any children's show from any timeline

2. It has to be meant for toddlers or young kids (ex: PBS kids show, most krofft shows, etc.)

2. No inappropriate art

3. Your character can be any age.

4. You can do the shows artstyle or your own!

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You can choose whatever children's show you want to put yourself/self insert in, just @ me if you do the challenge!

[liminally-spaced]

[lemonys-place]

sfw interaction only

[90s-2000s-barbie]

Out Of The Box (1998 - 2004) 📦🎨

[reinvent-and-believe]

[happyheidi]

Tʜᴇ ᴛᴀʟᴇ ᴏғ Pᴇᴛᴇʀ Rᴀʙʙɪᴛ ᴀɴᴅ ғʀɪᴇɴᴅs (1992)