Did This ’80s Show Actually Exist? 8 Childhood Series That Feel Like a Fever Dream
Fuzzy memories? These '80s shows were wild, weird, and totally unforgettable
Have you ever looked back on the films and television series of your youth and felt as though they were a fever dream? From quirky cartoon characters to plots that felt as though they could only have been concocted in your sleep, you’ve probably forgotten about these eight throwback TV shows from the 80s. Despite them no longer living in the forefront of your mind, you’re sure to remember the laughs, joy and wonder these shows of your childhood brought you day after day. Here, take a look at some of our favorite nostalgic series from the decade you might not remember.
Zoobilee Zoo
Human actors dressed in animal makeup and garb? Nope, you didn’t dream that one up! Zoobilee Zoo took us on countless adventures from 1986 to 1988 with a cast of characters including Mayor Ben, Lookout Bear, Bravo Fox and more.
The Wuzzles
This adorable animation series from 1985 was a Disney production that featured a cast of characters that were each a combination of two animals. For example, Bumbleion was—you guessed it—half bumblebee, half lion. Eleroo was half elephant, half kangaroo, Butterbear was half butterfly, half bear, and the list continues. Life on the Isle of Wuz was nothing short of mystical!
Dino-Riders
Two groups, one good and one evil, go head to head with one another in Dino-Riders during the prehistoric era. This 1988 television series was actually created as a means for promoting a line of Tyco toys during the 80s.
Rainbow Brite
A girl named Wisp took us on a series of exciting adventures as she brought color to the darkest of places.
M.A.S.K.
This 1985 animated series was led by a brave task force known as M.A.S.K., who fought against the Vicious Evil Network of Mayhem (also known as V.E.N.O.M.).
Dungeons & Dragons
The fantasy role-playing game was brought to the screen with this animated series that lasted from 1983 to 1985. When a group of friends find themselves transported to the universe of the game, they go on an unexpected adventure of a lifetime.
The Littles
Who can forget these mouse-sized people we tuned into throughout the 80s? The adorable family of littles brought us hours of joy during the two years the show ran.
The Great Space Coaster
Talking animals, clowns and celebrity guests made The Great Space Coaster a show to remember. The 1980s series led by a group of music-loving friends is as nostalgic as it gets!
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