Did anyone else who watched "Codename: Kids Next Door" when they were young think Number 3's real name was "Cookie?"

@Effloresce I've been rewatching all my favorite cartoon series from when I was a kid, including Codename: Kids Next Door, Justice League, Teen Titans, and the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Yesss those were all my favs! Looking back on it I watched a lot of tv as a kid. It was all great though @BlueMetalChick

@BlueMetalChick Peak of the 2 x 4 technology! I always wanted to be like number 4. Wallaby may not have been the smartest operative but he was one of the bravest and strongest, I wanted that which I lacked the most.

@DrSunnyTheSkeptic And that broad accent made him sound like such a badass.

@BlueMetalChick All that was missing from him was yelling "crikey!"

@CrustyDDingus I never got too into Billy and Mandy but I watched it occasionally. The show had a tendency to be a bit grotesque at times. I'll never forget the episode where Billy's nose got shredded into confetti and he was just sitting there grinning like a weirdo. It grossed me out.

The one B&M moment that did crack me up was "HEY GUYS, CHECK IT OUT, I'M ROCKY BALBOA. GUHHHHHHHHHH!"

@BlueMetalChick There was quite a bit of innuendo in it, but I think some of character dynamics are pretty similar to SW’s patrons 🤔

@SigeleiThief Apparently we're not alone. Like half the people who watched that show thought the same thing.

@Elegy Kuki actually means "beetles." The cast chose the name for her because she and Number 4, who's real name is Wallaby Beetles, have a mutual crush. So Number 4's last name is Number 3's first name translated into Japanese.

@BlueMetalChick This is great information.

*takes notes. 🤔