The 1990s. A simpler time. Or was it? While hailed by misty-eyed millennials as The Golden Age of Cartoons, it seems that there’s some debate as to what the greatest 90’s cartoons actually were. Stalwarts like Red and Stimpy? Undergdogs like Ed, Ed n’ Eddy? Or maybe it was some barely-remembered oddity that haunted late night cable channels? The competition was cutthroat, but the results are in! Come now, children, gather around the CRTV with your favorite breakfast cereal and tune into the greatest 90’s cartoons of all time – which was really just a ten year period.
Hey Arnold!
(Nickelodeon)Hey Arnold! was high drama for kids. Taking place in a dreamlike city that feels like a cross between New York and Seattle, the action follows a football headed middle schooler and his attempts to make sense of the world. If you were a kid in the 90’s you’ll remember the high points: the amazing treehouses, the ghost trains, the schoolyard bully battles, the game-winning baseball plays. Rewatching the series as an adult, a different side of the narrative is exposed. Helga Pataki’s quietly tortured relationship with her parents, boarding house tenant Mr. Hyunh’s harrowing experiences of the Vietnam War, Stinky’s plight of living in poverty. Like the best children’s media, Hey Arnold! is an unflinching portrait of real world, adult drama – presented in a way that a child may not fully understand, but can feel nonetheless.
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