Is Any Forums old enough to remember the Hanna-Barbera influence of old CN?

Is Any Forums old enough to remember the Hanna-Barbera influence of old CN?

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Of course! Almost everyone knows Cartoon Network, and Cartoon Network Studios specifically, is a spin-off and successor to Hanna-Barbera ever since Dexter went into production.

The Swirling Star logo for the Powerpuff Girls stays my favorite one and the one I'm the most nostalgic to.

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Damn what times those were. Good times.

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Why aren't cool cartoons a thing anymore? Instead all we get is l o l randumb or woke shit.

I just miss when shows didn't feel the need to have lore, didn't need to be anything more than what they were, didn't tell all their jokes with a nonverbal side-eye to the audience. I miss when cartoons were happily and unabashedly cartoons.

There's nothing wrong with lore, the problem comes when a show uses itas a crutch and doesn't actually bother to make the show itself enjoyable to watch.
Like KND had lore, but it never used it as a crutch, like more modern cartoons do.

There is nothing wrong with lore, it's a problem when the lore is the only interesting thing about the show and the contemporary episodes are just bad or flat-out boring.

Like gave as an example, KND is quite a lore-heavy show, but the lore isn't a crutch that Warburton & crew relied on for 90% of the times. The characters and episode stories carried themselves.

Dexter became soulless when CN Studios made the episodes. Not even Genndy could save it.

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I had no idea they made a logo for Billy and Mandy and Robot Jones, the latter especially.

Both are from their pilot episodes, who were produced in 1999 (B&M) and 2000 (RJ), before Hanna's death and WB's absorption of Hanna-Barbera Productions. They were some of the studio's final outputs.