I loved this cartoon back in the day! The drawings were so cute, and the intro was great. I've looked up as many episodes as possible on YouTube to refresh my memory!
I used to watch this all the time, though in the mental changes that occurred between about 9 or 10 and 12 or 13 I started noticing what a horrible concept the show was (Lydia as some kind of mother figure to Beetlejuice teaching him right from wrong.)
Though that wasn't nearly so bad as the books based off the cartoon, which couldn't even get THAT right. I remember one had that standard pre-teen book plot, in this case, "Lydia tries to pretend to be more 'normal' to impress a boy at school" and Beetlejuice had to ultimately convince her she's perfect as is. Ick.
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I loved this cartoon back in the day! The drawings were so cute, and the intro was great. I've looked up as many episodes as possible on YouTube to refresh my memory!
ReplyDeleteOOo I used to watch this cartoon all the time, I love it! Thanks for bringing back memories!
ReplyDeleteI used to watch this all the time, though in the mental changes that occurred between about 9 or 10 and 12 or 13 I started noticing what a horrible concept the show was (Lydia as some kind of mother figure to Beetlejuice teaching him right from wrong.)
ReplyDeleteThough that wasn't nearly so bad as the books based off the cartoon, which couldn't even get THAT right. I remember one had that standard pre-teen book plot, in this case, "Lydia tries to pretend to be more 'normal' to impress a boy at school" and Beetlejuice had to ultimately convince her she's perfect as is. Ick.