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I only watched the ones that aired around the 89-94ish years.I did and do still like Family Guy and South Park though.

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<a class="user" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iF96BunNIw&quot; rel="nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iF96BunNIw&lt;/a&gt;&amp;lt;comic book guy's voice&gt;Best. Intro. Ever.&lt;/comic book guy's voice&gt;

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King of the Hill was never meant to be hilarious, its just a pleasant little slice of life show about a typical suburban Texas family. if you live in Texas, or have in the past, you'll get it, and its pleasingly familiar. if not, well, its really not for you. I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did, to be honest.

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It was awesome from the start. which was late 90's.

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Dugg simply because it took me reverentially on the way-back machine--at one point or another, I watched all of the shows included. But, editorially, as a Best of the 90s list, it's lackluster: no way 'toons like Bobby's World should be included instead of X-Men, TMNT and Batman: TAS, nor should shows that began in '99.

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The 00's Best:Fairly Odd ParentsJimmy NeutronPenguins of Madagascarplus... anything on Adult SwimThe 90's may have been a sort of Golden Age for cartooning (arguably the best new cartoons since the Flintstones &amp; Bullwinkle in the 60s or Looney Tunes of the 40s)... but good new cartooning still is being done, especially on cable &amp; in feature length films in theatres. Successful animated shows aimed at adults in the 90s paved the way for new cartoonists today...

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right, there are some that should be there but arent

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is the list :)

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