The 10-year-old me is responsible for this list. 100% heart, 0% brain.

This must be one of the first cartoons I've ever seen. I think we're talking about the age of under 10 here. Surprisingly, I've never heard of it ever since it was taken off TV. I'm surprised I still remember it. Well, I remember three things:
1) It was about bear pilots.
2) One was bigger and older, and the other was smaller and younger.
3) It aired on workdays at 07:30 AM and ended right before me leaving for school. The timing was perfect. Thank you, TaleSpin, for making the mornings before school less stressful.

For me, there is this strong association between "TaleSpin" and "All Dogs Go to Heaven". It's either because they aired in adjacent time slots, or because one of them replaced the other. The absurdly low number of ratings is mind-boggling to me, considering it lasted for three seasons and was translated into different languages and aired all around the globe including Central Asia, Europe, and South America.

Damn, it was good. It was actually so good that I'm thinking of rewatching it one day despite me pushing thirty. On the other hand, having such warm memories about it tells me that I should NOT rewatch it, otherwise I would put the positive impression at risk of being overwritten by the inferior one because of a much more demanding pair of eyes I'm equipped with today. I'm surprised that "Galactik Football" hasn't escaped the Jetix vortex - it had everything it took to become a global phenomenon and last for many seasons.

Don't remember much of it, just remember it being "okay". Probably one of my first crashes.

The only reason I think I watched it is because when I saw the character in "Toy Story" for the first time, I immediately recognized him and his catchphrase.

I don't know why, but I remember watching it pretty frequently, but upon seeing the abysmal rating, maybe it was due the lack of choice than anything else, as this was one of those cartoons that came rather late in the life of Jetix when it slowly but surely was dying.

I don't think I've seen more than a few dozen episodes, but it managed to infiltrate my "genetic" code via other cultural means, so yeah, strong 7/10 here as a token of respect for the franchise.

Fucking loved the character. I remember thinking "Casper" was a horror movie because it was about "ghosts" and shit.

I can't believe how big it was back in the day considering how absolutely [redacted] and low quality the show was with only three actors on the cast (not counting the voice actors). If I saw it today without any prior knowledge of it, I would think "what kind of drugs were the creators under the influence of when they were coming up with the concep?t O_o" But I'm grateful to Jetix for letting me be part of this worldwide cultural phenomenon in my early teens despite being from a really small town, speaking a completely different language on the other side of the world)
P.S. Obviously, I only saw the first two seasons. Surprisingly, the show was resumed in 2013 (I guess they decided to capitalize on the nostalgic feelings of *checks notes* late teenagers? What else can I say, but remind myself that money makes the world go round). Well, it means, one day, I will have to find strength to give a shot to a couple of the new episodes.

Well, the rating is absolutely abysmal, but I remember watching it, so I guess it wasn't so bad after all.

Even a 10-year-old me found this cartoon to be absolutely [redacted].

The same as above - absolutely characterless, forgetable piece of [redacted].

Well, not bad, not great - somewhere in between.

Absolute classic.

Absolute classic.

Have no idea how this is different from "The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show"

Ah my god, I can't believe me and my friends actually were fans of this pile of gargbage. It was so bad. It would have been the most [redacted] thing we watched back then if not for "Lazytown".

I mean, the plot was bad, the acting was bad, the special effects were horrendous, nonetheless, we, suckers, were eating this shit up like there was no tomorrow.

A decent cartoon for kids with one of the most recognizable characters in the world.

Basically, it was a repackaged version of Tom & Jerry for the Jetix genereration. Not bad, though.

The same as Shuriken School - absolutely pointless piece of animation.

Speaking of pointless pieces of animation, Pucca holds the crown as my most hated title on Jetix. Despite the episodes lasting for a measly 5 minutes, it was 5 minutes longer than I wished it lasted. I hated this needy bitch.

One of my favorite cartoons of my childhood. Eternal classic and the golden standard in the children animation. I'm surprised to see it only lasted for 4 seasons.

Another immortal classic with the best intro theme of all time. Wait, it only lasted for 2 seasons? Maybe that's the secret - don't overstay your welcome and don't milk the product.

Basically "Charlie's Angels" in a cartoon package for kids who had never even heard of "Charlie's Angels" before. I bet a lot of loads were busted to the yellow girl . As the first really hot cartoon female character on our screens, she was the favorite among us boys back then. Some geeks preferred the red one, and, I'm not a racist, but I bet not a single load was busted to the black one - no one liked that nerd as a child. Of course, now, as an adult, I would date the "nerd" on any day of the week, as she's the only one with brains and some semblance of personality.