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Television reached its modern golden age as the 20th century came to a close and an era of media turned a new leaf. With this revamp of TV came the emergence of a definitive ‘Big 3’ of children’s entertainment: Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and Disney Channel. These powerhouses of kids’ programming were cornerstones of our childhoods, becoming undeniably influential as we all grew up. With such a high quantity and quality of shows released in this period, it may be hard to rank them without bias. To gauge a true consensus of the people’s opinion, I did what any reporter would do — take to Instagram! Shortly after posting a story asking for responses and sifting through them, I came to the conclusion that only I actually hold the correct opinions and I disagree with everyone else.

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