#Disney jrs Muppet babies

[tumblydove]

Why am I lowkey excited for this to drop on Tuesday?

[rainesol]

Yknow Rain I had ab idea!

Twst as a Disney Jr show 😈😈

Omg like the muppet babies….

[elikellyhall]

A Nice Friendly Hang-Out!

Mickey Mouse & Friends (Mascot of The Walt Disney Company) (C) Disney Shrek and Madagascar (C) DreamWorks Monsters Inc, Luxo Jr, Inside Out and Toy Story (C) Disney/Pixar Alice in Wonderland and Pinocchio (C) Disney films based on stories Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep (C) Aardman Animations Brum (C) Ragdoll and Wildbrain Noddy (C) Enid Blyton Ltd. Little Einsteins (C) Disney and the Baby Einstein Company Bear in the Big Blue House (C) Disney and The Muppet Holding Company Thomas & Friends/Bob the Builder/Pingu (C) Mattel Television and HiT Entertainment PAW Patrol (C) Spin Master Entertainment and Nickelodeon Bluey (C) Ludo and BBC Studios Sofia the First (C) Disney Junior

[lucc4-luck]

Yesterday I caught myself singing Muppet Babies opening song, then me and my sister decided to watch it again, lol

I miss it so much, WHY DISNEY?? WHY DID YOU HAD TO TAKE DISNEY JR. OFF THE AIR?? 😭

That's why I rather Dreamworks 😤

[disneytva]

Disney Television Animation Leads Nominations For GLAAD Awards along with The Muppet Babies

Disney TV Networks do what Disney Theatrical Movies Division Don’t, as Disney has lead the majority of kids nominations of GLAAD Awards on Children’s TV some of the nominations are from High School Musical The Musical The Series, Diary of a Future President, Doogie Kamealoha,Marvel Studios Eternals &  20th Century Studios West Side Story and more.

In Animation The Leads Are Disney TVA’s Amphibia, The Owl House & Fancy Nancy as for The Muppets Studio and Disney Junior Educational Resource Group the episode Gonzorella got a nomination.

Outstanding Children’s Programming

“Gonzo-rella” Muppet Babies (Disney Junior)

“Joie de Jonathan” Fancy Nancy (Disney Junior)

Outstanding Kids & Family Programming

Amphibia (Disney Channel)

The Owl House (Disney Channel)

[yourfavereadmyimmortal]

Kermit the Frog from Disney’s Muppet Babies has read My Immortal and liked it!

[peekychu]

favorite youtube comment on anything ever

[luvybunny]

I guess I shall share what I do when little!!

Note: I’m a minor and I’m still new at this!im also a secret one shhhh also my age is between 1-6 it depends…

What I watch:

Nickelodeon/Nick Jr

Spongebob Squarepants! I watch it because no one will suspect anything!

Blues Clues the older one!

Dora the Explorer ! I used to watch it all the time

Bubble Guppies

Team Umizoomi

Peppa Pig

Max and Ruby

Paw Patrol

The Fresh Beat Band

Invader Zim

My life as a teenage robot

Danny Phantom

Ni Hao, Kai-Lan

Wonder Pets

Disney (for some reason my family doesn’t really watch Disney. But we have Disney+)

Any Princess movie! My favorites are Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and Snow White

Meet the Robinsons

Big Hero 6

Tinker Bell (any movie) Tinker Bell is my favorite :)

Toy Story

Cars

The Good Dinosaur

Alice in Wonderland

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Winnie The Pooh

Doc McStuffins (favorite)

Special Agent Oso

The Goofy Movie (both of them)

The Muppets

Others:

Monster High (I was monster high kid.)

Ever After High

Molang

Rainbow High

Barbie (shows and movies)

Turbo

Magic School Bus (no not the new one)

Miraculous Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

Octonauts (favorite)

My Little Pony (just started)

Youtube:

ItsFunneh (FAV!!)

Aphmau (yes I know she did some things but I used to watch her)

CyberNova

LaurenZside

Emirichu

Froggycrossing

Gorygaming24601

Krew Animatics

Lovely Lor

Triko (just animal crossing clips)

Valynnz

Vixella

The reason I can watch things without being suspicious is because I’m the oldest of my siblings so I might watch things with my younger siblings. Yes I watch a lot of things

Color

I play animal crossing. Sheldon is my favorite villager❤️

Nap. Yes I take naps because when I’m big I don’t go to sleep till like the next day or at 2 am.

Play with my baby brother

Yeah I watch a lot of things because I don’t have much to do. Lol I don’t friends. And I don’t go anywhere. Other than see my grandma.

[ariel-seagull-wings]

@princesssarisa

[lauras-happy-place]

Hi! I just wanna say: Nick jr. and Disney jr. are awesome!

So are these shows:

Nick:

Bubble Guppies

Blue’s Clues

Paw Patrol

Go, Diego, Go!

Wonder Pets!

Disney

Puppy Dog Pals

Mickey Mouse

Muppet Babies

The Lion Guard

Reblog with your faves!

[elikellyhall]

Preschool characters in a friendly group (Some more)

Brum (C) Ragdoll and Wildbrain Dora the Explorer (C) Nick Jr Noddy (C) Enid Blyton Ltd. Little Einsteins (C) Disney and the Baby Einstein Company Bear in the Big Blue House (C) Disney and The Muppet Holding Company Thomas & Friends/Bob the Builder/Barney/Pingu (C) Mattel Television and HiT Entertainment Bananas in Pyjamas (C) ABC Australia Sofia the First and Doc Mcstuffins (C) Disney Junior

[hellosaltysaladcollectionstuff]

In the '80s and '90s, a lot of things were turned into cartoons. We saw a long list of animated shows based on live-action movies and more than a few that existed simply to sell toys. One interesting subgenre you might not remember, though, is when an animated series would age down an established set of fictional characters. All of a sudden, characters you were used to seeing as adults were portrayed as children on another show.

It happened more often than you may think and, honestly, some of the properties that did this to squeeze a little extra money out of their intellectual property may surprise you. At the end of the day, they all had something that made them entertaining enough to stick to the back of our minds.

Let's jump in the time machine and revisit 18 of the absolute best animated shows that age-flipped characters you knew and love--and maybe a couple you were downright terrified of. Also, make sure to check out our list of movies that were based on beloved cartoons. He-Man, eat your heart out.

1. The Tom and Jerry Kids Show

It's not that Tom and Jerry Kids was a bad show, it was actually pretty good. However, the most memorable thing about it is its fantastic theme song. The series also included a kid version of Droopy Dog, in addition to little Tom and Jerry.

2. Muppet Babies

This is easily the most beloved and iconic example of this trend. Jim Henson's Muppets were portrayed as babies when they became a cartoon--complete with onesies, baby talk, and a parental figure named Nanny that was only ever shown from the legs down. Muppet Babies is hands-down one of the best cartoons of the 1980s. What's more, the recent reboot on Disney Channel is also quite fun, even if it doesn't cast tiny versions of your favorite Muppets in movie franchises like Star Wars and Indiana Jones.

3. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo

This was another show with a very memorable theme, though it's a confusing one. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo first debuted in 1988, and yet its theme sounds like a doo-wop song from the '50s. Regardless, this show is a blast as a young Scooby gang hunts monsters and solves mysteries, and of course, feeds the titular dog Scooby Snacks to keep him motivated.

4. Flintstone Kids

Flintstone Kids was good, but what makes this entry on the list special is the show-within-the-show. Captain Caveman and Son were shorts that aired as part of Flintstone Kids. Originally, Captain Caveman was a character that debuted in the 1977 animated series Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels. On Flintstone Kids, he teamed with his son Cavey Jr. to fight the forces of evil. As for the little Flintstone gang themselves, that part of the show was also very fun, though you might remember it most for the public service announcements that aired during the episodes.

5. Tiny Toon Adventures

This one is, admittedly, a bit of a cheat. The kids on Tiny Toons weren't actually the kid versions of Bugs, Daffy, Taz, and the rest of the gang. It doesn't get much closer, though. Baby and Buster were clearly a younger take on the different sides of Bugs Bunny, while Plucky Duck has Daffy's temper, Dizzy was the spitting image of Taz, and Hampton was so close to Porky Pig it was scary. What's more, sometimes the classic Looney Tunes characters made appearances on Tiny Toons, seeing them team up with their younger proteges.

6. James Bond Jr.

This is another one that sort of works, but only if you stretch the premise a bit. James Bond Jr. was the nephew of James Bond and a spy-in-training and, along with his prep school friends, was fighting the forces of evil just like his infamous uncle. What you may not know, though, is James Bond Jr. has his own novels. The Adventures of James Bond Junior 003½ was first released in 1967, written by an author under the pseudonym R. D. Mascott. Interestingly, the actual author of the book has never been officially revealed, though several names have been theorized.

7. Baby Looney Tunes

First debuting in 2001, this is a much newer series than Tiny Toons. What's more, it actually delivers what you might have been looking for in that show--this is the actual Looney Tunes characters as babies, in case the title of the series didn't hint at it enough. This series essentially Muppet Babies, but with Bugs Bunny and friends. What's not to love?

8. Yo Yogi!

If you've actually heard of this one, congratulations. You're as nerdy as we are. Yo Yogi! debuted in 1991 and only lasted for 12 episodes. It was the most over-the-top version of the '90s you could expect, complete with a neon-colored makeover of Yogi's clothes. The series casts the bear and his pals--Boo-Boo, Snagglepuss, Huckleberry Hound, Cindy Bear--as 14-year-old crime fighters. What else would you expect these animated teen animals to be?

9. Jungle Cubs

Yes, Disney's The Jungle Book for the kid treatment, even though the main character in the movie is already a kid. This version doesn't feature Mowgli at all. Instead, the animals are all kids, living it up in the jungle. They aren't crime fighters of ghostbusters or anything like that. Instead, they're just friends hanging out. Oh, and we have to mention the theme song, a hip-hop version of "The Bare Necessities."

10. Clifford's Puppy Days

If you were a kid in the early-aughts, you might remember Clifford's Puppy Days. Before he was Clifford the Big Red Dog, he was Clifford the normal-sized puppy that wasn't a menace to keep and maintain.

11. The New Archies

Before Riverdale turned Archie and his friends into a Twin Peeks-flavored murder party of teenage angst, The New Archies made them little kids. The gang is in junior high and, well, not much else has changed. It lasted 13 episodes and was still the incredibly wholesome Archie Comics you knew back then before it went full-CW.

12. Sabrina: The Animated Series

The animated Sabrina series was a spin-off of the live-action version starring Melissa Joan Hart and featured the titular teen as a 12-year-old. She was still learning her magical ways and getting into all sorts of trouble with her spells. In this series, Sabrina is voiced by Hart's little sister, Emily Hart. However, the original Sabrina does play a role, voicing Sabrina's aunts Hilda and Zelda.

13. Camp WWE

What if WWE did its own take on South Park? That's Camp WWE, an animated series that's definitely meant for adults. All of your favorite WWE superstars, including "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, The Rock, and The Undertaker, are little kids at a summer camp run by Vince McMahon, his teen daughter Stephania, and her boyfriend Triple H? That's all you need to know about WWE. It pokes fun at WWE and professional wrestling as a whole, is filled with more adult language than you'd find on Raw or Smackdown, and it actually one of the most entertaining WWE Network originals.

14. Ewoks

Yes, this is real. There's honestly no telling how old the Ewoks are in Return of the Jedi. But who cares? In this Star Wars animated series, viewers follow a younger version of Wicket and his friends before the events of A New Hope and, for some reason, they speak English now. Originally, this series aired with the half-hour show Droids for The Ewoks and Droids Adventure Hour, otherwise known as the coolest one-hour block of TV you'll ever experience.

15. Iron Man: Armored Adventures

This is the most recent series on the list, but need to be pointed out. Iron Man: Armored Adventures followed Tony Stark as a teen Iron Man, alongside a similarly-aged Pepper Potts and Rhodey. If you thought Stark might have less of an ego as a teenager, guess again. Still, this take on Iron Man was entertaining and it managed to introduce a long list of popular Marvel characters--from Black Panther to MODOK.

16. The Mini-Monsters

So, The Mini-Monsters wasn't a show. It was, however, a segment within the animated series The Comic Strip. The segment featured the children of the classic Universal monsters, including Frankenstein's son Franky and the Invisible Man's son Blanko. It's utterly ridiculous, with a premise of a pair of siblings (one of which is voiced by Seth Green) being sent to a summer camp filled with the children of actual horror villains for a year. This is the oddest entry on the list, but one of the best.

17. The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show

While this is a list of cartoons that turned adult characters into children, it didn't always work out that way. In some cases, the process goes backward, and this is a perfect example of that. On The Flintstones, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm were the kids of Fred and Barney, respectively. That series ended in 1966, though, with The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show following in 1971. In that series, the two titular characters were teenagers, attending high school together and starting a band. What was the band called, you ask? The Bedrock Rockers. This sequel series only lasted 16 episodes, but it remains a cool idea that most cartoons won't dare touch. Bart Simpson has been in elementary school for three decades, and chances are that won't be changing anytime soon.

18. All Grown Up

This series also aged up popular baby characters. All Grown Up revisited the world of Rugrats. This time, though, Tommy Pickles and his friends were preteens and had more fleshed out personalities. It lasted five seasons on Nickelodeon, airing between 2003 and 2008.

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[keepingupwiththeroyals]

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Everyone's a know it all until they realize they know nothing at all.

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