'Toons then and 'Toons now

Hanna-Barbera created old cartoons that date back to the 50s such as The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Yogi Bear and even Scooby doo.
Nickoloedeon these days has a crud cable lirbary but they had some good animated shows to them
Bluey teaches important things to both children AND parents (not to mention the colors from it are the ones dogs can see which makes them interested as well)
And just admit you hate childrens programs and bully people that enjoy them, don't do Paw Patrol like that just because you have the mentality of a 70s movie middle school bully.

That's okay. My grandchildren like Paw Patrol too. You're pretty smart for a 4 year old but I wouldn't give modern children's programs the credit for that.

<And just admit you hate childrens programs and bully people that enjoy them, don't do Paw Patrol like that just because you have the mentality of a 70s movie middle school bully.>

Early and Mid 20th Century cartoons were geared for adults and adult humor (sans sex). The same cartoons were also painted by hand, cell by cell, not computer generated. Flintstones and Jetsons were a Saturday morning staple of antenna TV for many years for children of the time in the days before cable and streaming. I enjoyed them, but the illustrative detail is inferior to the older Disney, Looney Tunes, etc. Educational children's programming was the Electric Company, Sesame Street, and oh yes. . .School House Rock. I can still enjoy the old cartoons but I find the new ones mind numbing.

Says you? "TLDR" Go back to watcing Bluey and playing Roblox.

I'm 24 years old and I don't play roblox because it's ass now