30 Childhood Shows From The 2000s That You Forgot But Will Be, Like... OMG I Remember That

You learned many important life lessons from Zach and Annie's visits to Plato's Peak.

You always enjoyed hearing the stories the Harbormaster had to tell about Theodore and his tugboat friends.

Notions, Oddities, Doodads, and Delights of Yesterday was a very special place where the toys (and even the shopkeeper's pet lobster) came to life and could even talk to some of the humans!

You were super excited to see that your favorite book had become an animated series on one of your favorite TV channels!

This lesser-known series from the creators of VeggieTales took you beyond the countertop and into outer space with a group of four flightless birds.

SpongeBob SquarePants wasn't the only square-shaped cartoon character you watched during your childhood. In the world of Pecola, everyone was that way!

An alligator in a world of ducks seemed to be a weird premise to you, but it strangely worked.

And thus, the horse girls you went to school with were born. Having a horse never looked so cool until you saw this show.

This was likely your first introduction to stand-up comedians.

This was the wildest show about wrestling you ever saw as a kid (and an adult probably).

This adorable show made you dream of owning a pet hamster.

Your kid mind was probably blown by this amazing show where living foods duked it out against one another.

This show not only showed how cool it would be living in the same house as a celebrity, but it was also created by Gene Simmons of KISS.

These cuties were the proto-Wonder Pets, saving creatures in trouble whenever the need arose.

Jacob had many wild adventures with his family and friends.

This cartoon about anthropomorphic farm animals gave you your first taste of Irish culture.

These three birds learned about life through the mysteries of nature.

Fun fact: this show was inspired by a series of books by Dav Pilkey who wrote Captain Underpants. Isn't that surprising?

You always tuned in week after week to watch these five animal and food-powered heroines defeat the forces of evil.

These animal superheroes taught us a lot of important safety lessons from the dangers of fire to preventing hearing loss.

This unlikely friendship between a girl and a dragon made for a very entertaining series that you certainly watched often.

You loved the books so it was only natural that you'd stumble upon the show at one point or another.

Admit it: you always wanted to become a Witchling yourself after watching this show so you could use magic to solve problems.

Chances are that if you watched this show, you tried out some of the featured crafts at least once.

Harry was like Barney the Dinosaur but cooler because he taught you awesome dance moves.

This was a light-hearted parody of many tropes you saw in the anime you watched during your childhood.

Another show that taught about safety rules but with a cast of adorable and colorful animal puppets.

Before there was Super Why!, we had this lovable bunch of barnyard animals who solved their problems through stories.

The music of this all-dog band was pretty awesome, to say the least.