Earlier
answers were Tiny Toon Adventures, Rocko's Modern Life (don't you dare
forgot how much ROCKO IS THE MAN!!!), MST3K, Sonic the Hedgehog (SALLY!!!),
WCW NITRO and THUNDER, and Sailor Moon.
During 1999, there wasn't much good on except disintegrating NITRO (on and off), Digimon, MTV, BET, that kid's show on the Dizknee Channel with the cool computer-animated characters, and the Japanese broadcasts of Fujisankei Communication International.
Further along the shin seiki, I was scoping Japanese drama shows, as well as Farscape, As told by Ginger, The Oblongs, Sex and the City, Six Feet Under, Invader Zim, Totally Spies (should have most of its scripts translated into REAL English), The Fairly Odd Parents, Justice League (& JL Unlimited), Teen Titans, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Family Guy, Robot Chicken, and Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
At this point, my TV was already losing a quiet battle against my Computer Monitor. Whenever it was on in 200V, the TV was usually tuned in to the local weather report or Line 2; for F-Zero GX , CastleVania III & IV, or Robotech: Battlecry. Otherwise, I was creating my own entertainment.
During my East Bay stint in 2006, Blind Date was pretty amusing, and just about the only show I managed to catch on a regular basis. After my return to NYC, there was Howard TV, but it was pretty much OVER for Television.
