These shows were so ahead of their times.
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Loved Trap Door
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Also there was an anime series. I might not be remembering the name but something like ninja robots which was really cool as well
Surely Doraemon would rank up there as all time classic globally
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Q-Taro was one of the earliest for me.
Dragonball is still huge today.
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And from the same Mangaka, this one was from mid-1980s (Dr Slump & Arale. Arale is an android built by Dr Slump). It’s hilarious. Amongst the many characters, Superman, Mr Spock were being made fun of.
Another I absolutely love from the late-80s early-90’s was Ranma 1/2, The mangaka is the one that did InuYasha.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg8GE--JMdY
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MY childhood shows were mostly cartoon shows, so it is still animated. Here goes, I am an oldie, but a goldie. Not in any order.
- The Magic Roundabout
- Paddington
- TopCat
- Roobarb and Custard
- The Adventure of Rupert The Bear
- The Wombles
- The Banana Splits
- The Muppet show
- The Scooby Do show
- Tom and Jerry Show
- The Pink Panther- loved the theme tune
- Josie and the Pussycats
- Bugs Bunny.
I didn’t really discover Japanese Anime until the 1990s, so not that knowledgeable on that topic.
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Classic tune and cartoon maria 
always reminds me of this guy aswell.
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This sums up UK politics today, how ironic, this is an old version I think.
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Top Cat was a great watch. Half tempted to watch the reruns of it again.
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He was such a cheeky little shite 
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How could I forget Animaniacs!
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https://tubitv.com/series/11/transformers-generation-1
I found a collection of these online somewhere, prob 50 episodes of the original Transformer series. Website address I cannot remember, it’s saved on a bookmark on my HTPC
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