90's Cartoon Network vs. 90's Nick?
Which channel do you think was better in their golden age days?
Which channel do you think was better in their golden age days?
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Favorite Answer
Nickelodeon for sure!!! My TV was on nick all day n night. CN in the 90's was ghetto compared to nick.
BUT I have to admit these days I watch much more Cartoon Network because nick has taken a nose dive like no other...its sad really. Thank god for 90's are all that!! Watching it right now !!!
The Rugrats were the best!!! And Arnold was HOT! (there I said it)
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Cartoon Network Nick
Ed
The shows on cartoon network were kind of scary sometimes but i loved watching tom and jerry, ed edd and eddy, powerpuff girls. Nick though had more family friendly shows so im gonna have to go with nick because they had rocket power, rugrats, and hey arnold
delaun
In the Mid 90's Nick.....I remember all the shows classersa explains it all, hey dude, rugrats, Doug, legends of the hidden temple, are you afraid of the dark......man those were the shows.....but in the late 90's it was cartoon network.....they brought back dbz, sailor moon, ronion warriors, rurouni kenshin...then had original shows like Dexter's lab, powder puff girls, Johnny. bravo.....either way being a kid in the 90's was great
Tarn
i guess i'll be the guy to say cartoon network.i liked nick.i liked all that,rocko,rugrats...i liked a lot of their shows,but i think cartoon network did better by dragging in a wider viewership.as a kid you could watch what a cartoon show which spawned dexter's lab,powerpuff girls,courage,and others.for action lovers there was jonny quest,batman,swat kats.then there were shows that brought in the older audience that grew up on hanna-barbera,tex avery,chuck jones like top cat,scooby doo,tom and jerry,the filntstones.and they wound up introducing the younger gen to a lot of the old shows that because of that,have remained relevant and popular to this day.both of them had variety,but i think cartoon network did better at the time.shame they both nose dived later on.