A show born in the ‘90s but brought back from time to time in syndication, it’s definitely way more fascinating when watching from an adult perspective. For kids it’s hilarious

to watch whatever the heck a wallaby is be besties with a cow, but for us we see the sometimes racy things tossed into the mix. Remember when they paged

a gynecologist, or when the dog was attracted to the mop in a very sexual way?

My own mom loathed watching any of our shows, but she was in tears back in the day over Ash almost leaving Pikachu behind. This goes to show that it

wasn’t just for kids, but was good enough to evoke something too real in grown ups as well. Plus, how many grown people did you see in 2016 trying to

catch “real” Pokemon outside with their phones?

It’s bright and Steven is funny, but at the core there are some intense messages about self-acceptance, friendship and more.

Whether it’s Christian Bale, George Clooney, Adam West or animated - we’re watching Batman. Enough said.

This show is so trippy that you’d have to be a little older to actually get it. Plus, that Lemongrab guy is the personification of what it means to be

grown.

Like Batman, we do not care who is playing the turtles or whether or not they are cartoons or live action - their story always remains on point and entertaining.

Adults have way more time and history invested in the Star Wars universe, so it’s safe to say more parents watching this are WAY bigger fans than their own kids.

Most parents in their 20’s and 30’s today have been watching this show since they were kids, and now that they’re older they’re watching with their own and loving it

so much more. It’s funny how much you miss when you’re young.

Let’s be real, this show was made with fans of the OG Boy Meets World in mind. Sorry kids.

One word. Bronies.