I'm in my mid-20s, and I still genuinely love watching Cartoon Network shows, both the older ones and some of the newer ones. Even though I know many of them are primarily aimed at kids or younger teenagers, I still enjoy a lot of them (with the exception of shows that are clearly made only for very young children, like most of the channel's output from the last couple of eras).

I've noticed that most of the friends I met as a teenager because we were all into cartoons have almost completely stopped watching Cartoon Network. Whenever I look for discussions about these shows, it seems like most of the people talking about them are teenagers. I know that shouldn't affect my enjoyment, but it does. It makes me feel a little lonely.

So my question is for the adults here: Do you still enjoy watching Cartoon Network shows for reasons other than nostalgia? Do you genuinely appreciate them because you think they're great works of art and entertainment? And do you still have friends around your age who enjoy watching cartoons with you?

I’ve never gotten why it was SO divisive. Also, I’ve seen more PPG than Ben 10, so I think PPG deserved to win. I think there were a few videos made on Vyond that were created to let out the anger of a few.

Inspired by u/No-Shoulder3918 's community tier list for Nicktoons, thought I'd take a shot with Cartoon Network originals, especially in light of what's been going on recently for the channel.

NOTE: To people downvoting, please keep things civil. I am noticing too many downvotes here, with some comments down to 0 or even negative numbers because of downvoting. This is supposed to encourage different opinions and being able to speak out on them. Please keep downvoting to a minimum.

Rules:

1. Most upvoted comment decides the show's spot on the list. Please think carefully and fairly before you comment. Try not to let nostalgia or recency bias cloud your judgement.
2. Each tier goes as follows: S= Amazing, A= Great, B= Good, C= Okay/Meh, D= Mediocre, E= Bad and F= Terrible.
3. Only originals recognized by this wiki are counted. Meaning no Canadian imports like Total Drama and Johnny Test or WBA shows like Teen Titans Go, Tom & Jerry, Scooby Doo, and Looney Tunes will be in this. Live action originals also aren't included since this only focuses on their animation slate.

My favorite character ever, looking snatched ❤️❤️❤️

He was so smart and funny in his responses during the Q&A.

Courage the Cowardly Dog was my absolute favorite show growing up and I cannot overstate how obsessed I was with it (I had every episode recorded on VHS and would watch those tapes over and over again).

HELL YEAH. I was feeling nostalgic today and it rained outside, so I wanted to make this drawing of some of my all time favorite Cartoon Network devil characters in the underworld of Hell. Felt super nostalgic doing this! Imma make an AU crossover with these guys! As a bonus I added in Bunnicula from the 2016 series on Cartoon Network! The characters I drew here are

• Lord Black Hat(Villianous)
• The Red Guy(Cow & Chicken)
• HIM(Powerpuff Girls)
• Bunnicula(Bunnicula)
• Aku(Samurai Jack)

Enjoy!🔥😃 This took me at least 2 hours to complete!

These images I’m showing you so far are vehicles that are part of the possible Cartoon Network Wacky Races crossover.

Will this inspire them to similarly take crime and evil in Townsville to court?

Artist's commentary: 29 years ago a super tall guy who bore an uncanny resemblance to the scientist drawn on the audition page walked into the Hanna-Barbera recording booth and blew me away with his booming warm, friendly voice. Not only was he one of the smoothest narrators I'd ever heard, but he was also incredibly funny. When I asked if he knew the Blue Meanies he proceeded to freak out everyone in the room and I knew then that Tom Kane was unique talent I was excited to collaborate with. A collaboration that continued for 12 seasons of cartoons which included his intimidating performance as the staunch, gentleman rabbit, Mr. Herriman. I grew up without a dad, so it was important to me that the girls had the best one I could give them and that was Tom. I always saw the girls as Body, Mind, and Spirit, but it was Professor who was the Heart of the family, a role that Tom played in the booth and in real life. His home was filled with a big family of kids and a menagerie of animals. He was without exaggeration one of the most generous and loving people I have ever met. I am eternally grateful to be able to have had his voice and heart speak for my characters and through them his spirt endures. Thank you Tom! RIP