Top 10 TV cartoon theme songs
Yes, I suppose this was inevitable. After all those decade-by-decade posts, here’s one that names my choices for the top 10 TV cartoon theme songs of all time. The choices are
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A collection of 14 posts
Top 10 2010s TV cartoon theme songs
My picks for the best TV cartoon theme songs of the 2010s.
Top 10 2000s TV cartoon theme songs
While animation exploded in quantity and popularity in the 90s, the 2000s also saw various changes. Some of the changes, however, didn’t seem for the better. Various factors (poor-looking Flash TV animation,
Top 10 1990s TV cartoon theme songs
The 1990s was the first decade of modernized animation, seeing a big rise in the amount and quality of animation produced. “The Simpsons” and similar shows raised the bar on expectations
Top 10 1980s TV cartoon theme songs
The 1980s saw an explosion in the amount of animated programming produced, thanks to the rise of first-run syndication. As such, the decade saw a lot of changes in animation. The 80s started
Top 10 1970s TV cartoon theme songs
The 1970s saw a big shift in animation, away from the more violent superhero, funny animal and action cartoons of the 60s. An example of this is the top superhero cartoon of the
Top 10 1960s TV cartoon theme songs
Similar to my posts on top superhero theme songs, I thought I’d create lists of my favorite TV cartoon theme songs by decade. This list is ranked in no particular order, and
The best 2000s/2010s superhero TV show or movie openings
Finally hitting the 21st century, here’s my favorite superhero TV show/movie openings for the 2000s and 2010s. I’m combining the two given there’s fewer choices for
The best 1990s superhero TV show or movie openings
Today, I’ll look at my picks for favorite 1990s superhero TV show and movie openings. My vote for the best 90s openings are “Batman: The Animated Series” and “
The best 1980s superhero TV show or movie openings
Moving on down the list, here’s my favorite superhero TV show/movie openings for the 1980s. By this point, the rise of first-run syndication meant a way around networks’ strict
