Earthworm Jim-Best Cartoon Character
Original running from September 1995 until the middle of December 1996, Earthworm Jim derived from the video game at the time. Jim was accompanied by Peter Puppy as they went around the galaxy with the sole aim of trying to protect it. This earthworm transformed into a full blown superhero thanks to his ultimate robotic suit which ran for a total of 23 episodes.
Monday, October 2, 2017
Tasmanian Devil-Best Cartoon Character
Tasmanian Devil-Best Cartoon Character
This Tasmanian devil was bouncing around our screens in the 1990’s to great effect. Looney Tunes introduced Taz and his adventures which ran from 1991 to 1995. The theme tune is considered to be one of the catchiest as far as cartoon themes are concerned. Based on the fictitious country of Tazmania, Taz appeared in each episode and was a warming but ill-tempered character. His main role was at Hotel Tazmania where he worked as a bellhop.
This Tasmanian devil was bouncing around our screens in the 1990’s to great effect. Looney Tunes introduced Taz and his adventures which ran from 1991 to 1995. The theme tune is considered to be one of the catchiest as far as cartoon themes are concerned. Based on the fictitious country of Tazmania, Taz appeared in each episode and was a warming but ill-tempered character. His main role was at Hotel Tazmania where he worked as a bellhop.
Pinky and the Brain-Best Cartoon Character
Pinky and the Brain-Best Cartoon Character
This was a spin off from Animaniacs and featured the loveable duo of Pinky and the Brain. The simple concept of lab rodents trying to take over the world drew in millions of viewers. Their vigorous pursuit of escape kept people gripped each week and it ran for three years between 1995 and 1998. Originally produced by Hollywood icon Steven Spielberg, Pinky and the Brain ran for more than 60 episodes.
This was a spin off from Animaniacs and featured the loveable duo of Pinky and the Brain. The simple concept of lab rodents trying to take over the world drew in millions of viewers. Their vigorous pursuit of escape kept people gripped each week and it ran for three years between 1995 and 1998. Originally produced by Hollywood icon Steven Spielberg, Pinky and the Brain ran for more than 60 episodes.
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