1 Saturday Morning

I don’t even think there is one anymore to be honest. 1 Saturday Morning was on ABC every Saturday morning starting around 6 or 7 o’clock in the morning. I remember waking up at around 9 on Saturdays, getting myself a cup of yogurt and fruit, and running back t my room to watch Saturday Morning cartoons just like my dad trained me to do.

Recess

The House of Mouse

Pepper Ann

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show

And let’s not forget everyones favorite School House Rock!

For years this was what was on on Saturday mornings followed by the Power Rangers. I would always relax on my bed until my parents got up and enjoy a morning with no school. It was refreshing and fun. And once Monday came along, I was able to talk to my friends about the awesome cartoons that was on that day. Now there were other channels that had Saturday morning cartoons. Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, WGN or now know as The CW, CBS, and NBC. When I turned 11 o 12, Saturday Morning Cartoons went from Cartoons to watching live action shows or even the news. The demand to watch cartoons in the morning was soon pushed to cable channels where you could watch cartoons all day. But it wasn’t the same. Saturday Morning Cartoons was a special moment in a child’s life. And to watch the new episodes of shows that come on in the morning on different channels was a real treat. But sadly they hardly do that any more. It’s 2012 and last week, Nick started airing their newest cartoon The Legend of Korra Saturday mornings at 11/10 EST. This gave me hope and a since of nostalgia. Having to get up excited over watching cartoons in the morning is how being a kid is suppose to be.

Disney Channel, Where in the World Did You Go?

Lizzie McGuire

That’s So Raven

Even Stevens

The Proud Family

The Famous Jet Jackson

Bug Juice

Kim Possible

Dave the Barberian

What ever happened to these shows? In the 90s and the early 2000s, these were the shows that everyone watched on Disney Channel that actually made sense. There were no wizards, no secret pop stars, no dancers. They were shows about preteens/teens dealing with real problems. Yeah Kim Possible was a super spy along with Jett Jackson, but they had story lines that didn’t sugar coat problems people went through like today. I will have to say that the only Disney Channel show worth watching now is Phineas and Ferb. That show brings the true meaning of what Disney Channel use to be: Fun and educational. What was your favorite show?