The Best Cartoon Network TV Shows
Cartoon Network shows have been bringing some of the funniest and most action-packed cartoons that both kids and adults can enjoy since the '90s. This list of the top Cartoon Network TV series (even classic CN shows), both current and canceled series, includes the date when each cartoon first aired as well as lists of the casts of actors. The best Cartoon Network TV programs of all time include the most viewed shows on Cartoon Network, as this list covers the entire history of the network. From old Cartoon Network shows like Courage the Cowardly Dog and Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy to new series like We Bear Bears, Infinity Train, and DC Super Hero Girls are included on this list along with many more.
With so many great cartoons in the 2000s and 2010s what's your favorite Cartoon Network show? Adventure Time might top your list of CN shows. Adventure Time follows the epic adventures of Jake the Dog and Finn the Human throughout the Land of Ooo. These two best friends fight evil, save princesses, and still have time to chow down and chill out. Have any of underrated favorites been overlooked? Other classic shows include Mordecai and Rigby, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Dexter's Laboratory, and all of your other childhood favorites.Â
What are the best Cartoon Network TV series ever? Vote up the best Cartoon Network shows, or use this list to build a whole new one just like it, then re-rank it to fit your opinion.
- 1Tom Kenny, Rick Zieff, Gary Cole
- Premiered: February 10, 1940
A classic tale of cat and mouse, this show features the never-ending rivalry between a crafty feline and his quick-witted rodent nemesis. The duo's slapstick antics have been a staple of childhood entertainment for decades, with their hilarious hijinks providing endless amusement for audiences young and old alike. Their madcap capers are nothing short of iconic, making this show a cornerstone in animation history.
- 2Marty Grabstein, Thea White, Lionel G. Wilson
- Premiered: November 12, 1999
Step into the middle of Nowhere, where an anxiety-riddled pink canine named Courage must defend his elderly owners from all manners of supernatural threats. Despite his timidity, our furry hero rises to the occasion time and again, conquering fearsome foes with sheer determination and unwavering loyalty. This heartwarming yet hair-raising series has captured the hearts of millions with its unique blend of dark humor and lovable characters.
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- 3Casey Kasem, Don Messick, Heather North
- Premiered: September 13, 1969
Mystery-solving teens accompanied by their lovable talking Great Dane tackle spooky cases that often turn out to be less supernatural than they seem. From haunted houses to eerie ghost towns, there's no mystery too challenging for this gang of meddling kids. A delightful blend of whodunit intrigue and zany humor make this show an ageless favorite for both young viewers and nostalgic adults alike.
- 4J.G. Quintel, William Salyers, Sam Marin
- Premiered: September 6, 2010
A pair of park groundskeepers – one blue jay, one raccoon – find themselves entangled in bizarre adventures while trying to strike a balance between work life and friendship. With its quirky cast of characters ranging from living gumball machines to talking animals, this offbeat series has earned a devoted following thanks to its absurdist humor, clever writing, and unforgettable catchphrases.
- 5Tony Sampson, Sam Vincent, Matt Hill
- Premiered: January 4, 1999
Misadventures abound when three suburban friends who share both namesakes and distinctive hairstyles band together to navigate the trials and tribulations of adolescence. With schemes as wacky as their personalities – ranging from jawbreaker heists to scamming neighborhood kids – these boys always manage to find themselves in hot water. The show's zany humor, colorful animation, and relatable themes have endeared it to a generation of fans.
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- 6Richard Steven Horvitz, Grey DeLisle, Greg Eagles
- Premiered: June 13, 2003
Two siblings unwittingly befriend the Grim Reaper after winning a limbo contest with the lord of death himself. In exchange for sparing their lives, the supernatural being becomes their unwilling companion, often getting roped into their ridiculous schemes. This darkly comedic series offers an unforgettable blend of macabre humor and endearing characters that has captivated audiences for years.
