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Well known now forgotten tv shows for early '00' Part 1

How many have you forgotten?

By Kim MurrayPublished 5 years ago 3 min read

5. Trollz

Trollz was created in 2005 by Andy Heyward. It went for 1 season the story and the animation was amazing. 5 Trollz came together to use the magic of the 5 and use it to fight evil and protect their city. (I loved their crazy hair and their names. All after different stones sapphire, ruby etc.) They lived every day lives as well and had spell phones just like normal cellphones but with a extra touch they could make spell cast a long distance call to other Trollz. Each of the Trollz also had boyfriends. Just like and teenage girl.

4. Tutenstein

Tutenstein is an American animated tv series, produced by Porchlight Entertainment for Discovery Kids channel based on the comics by Jay Stephens. Tutankhensetamun was an impulsive but kindhearted young Egyptian Pharaoh who lived a luxurious but short life. He died young, saving a friend from being crushed by rocks from a temple collapsing. In the 21st century, 12 year old Cleo Carter accidentally witnesses his awakening after a bolt of lightning hits the mummified body of Tut that is on display at the local museum. Cleo and her cat Luxor help Tut find his way around in the modern world. With the schedule busy living the modern life, dealing with gods, enemies and ancient scrolls. (I loved watching it seeing a mummy learn about 21st century)

3. Edgar and Ellen

Edgar & Ellen, created by Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, is based on twelve-year-old orphaned twins who cause mischief and mayhem in their sickly sweet town, Nod's Limbs. (It has a real Addams family and Bonnie and Clyde vibe and I loved. ) The twins wear striped footie pajamas all day everyday and love to prank each other when their not pranking the good citizens of Nod's Limbs. Their clever, creative, cheeky, troubling making and fearless.

Edgar and Ellen live in a 13-story mansion on the edge of Nod's Limbs. They live with their hairy pet knows as pet - a hairball with a eyeball. Also with their caretaker and groundskeeper Heimertz. The twins live near a junkyard which the twins love to find gadgets from their pranks. Absolutely great show to watch if your into the odd, strange, weird and funny. (I couldn't believe I forgot this show.)

2. Cyberchase

Cyberchase plot centers around 3 children Inez, Jackie and Matt also their robotic bird Digit. In their quest to protect the cyberspace and the motherboard they usually have to apply a math concept under time pressure to thwart the villainous Hackers plan, who wants to take over the motherboard and the cyberspace. (I loved coming home to watch this after school) Lots of twists and turn but a excellent show for children who love math and a good adventure.

1. Growing up Creepie

Drum rolls please, final one is Growing up creepie is a tv show that people with particular interest might find interesting. If you like bugs, oddness, female main character, teenage life, and anything strange this is for you. This tv series was created by Mike Young the series premiered in 2006.

Creepie was an infant left on the doorstep of the Dweezwold Mansion, which is home to a family of various anthropomorphic insects. The family took her in and raised her as one of their own. She knows tries to adjust to teenage life at school which surround by a society of entomophoic humans (bug phobia).Her favorite color is black and she is fiercely protective of her family and other insects. She keeps her home life secret in order to protect her family and herself. (I am biased but this was one of the best shows that I enjoyed as a young girl. I loved Creepies personality, her gothic look, crazy rainbow hair and just her story, how she lives her life. Totally amazing girl. She helped me not be squeamish around bugs)

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About the Creator

Kim Murray

Professional daydreamer, and full-time wordsmith, I write stories where fantasy quietly slips into reality. Nostalgia fuels my imagination, cozy games keep me grounded, and my cat provides moral support (and silent judgment).

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