@Background Pony #F84D  
That was a good show, in fact you can’t go wrong with the Bruce Timverse anything really.
 
My favorite part of that particular episode is this.
 
Lex : (In Flash’s body.) “At least, now I can find out the Flash’s secret identity.”  
(Takes off mask, and gazes into the bathroom mirror.)  
…………….  
Lex : “…I have no idea who this is.”

Another show that did not swap the voices was Justice League but I guess that should be no surprise since Justice League was such a well made show. Lex Luthor and The Flash swapped bodies in a episode.

@northern haste  
That’s just sad

Actually I also remember the episode of Ben 10 where gwen and charmcaster swaped bodies but they did not do the trope but later in the same episode when gren swaped with ben they did the trope

@Inkan1969  
I did actually remember that a few days ago.  
Although it does make the fact that gravity falls did The trope even more questionable

@northern haste  

 
There was an old Disney cartoon called “Lloyd in Space” where they did that.

@Beau Skunky  
That’s a good point, teletubbies is just a bunch of babbling demon-possessed nonsense

@Prometheus labs CEO  
I think Teletubbies was much worse then Barney personally. At least, Barney is kinda educational, and somewhat entertaining for kids over 3. Teletubbies doesn’t even teach kids anything, or come off as having any intelligence whatsoever, and honestly they’re much more annoying. Barney’s annoying, and gets made fun of more, sure, but at least he talks, and doesn’t quite talk down as much to kids, and doesn’t just run around, and babble like an insane infant creature abomination.  
The Teletubbies make Barney look as difnified as Orson Welles in comparison.
 
The Teletubbies also come off a bit creepier, and stupider, especially the whole “Again again!” bit where they actually reshow the same video bit that they just showed kids a moment before, like they think kids are so stupid you have to show them the same short twice. It’s an incredible insult to kid’s intelligence.
 
Regardless, I never liked either show as a small kid. I liked Sesame Street much better.

@northern haste  
Don’t forget Barney, that was even worse

@ZippySqrl  
Basically somebody was saying that kids today are idiots and I was just using Teletubbies as an example on how kids have always been treated like idiots

@ZippySqrl
 
Sometimes people just mention something and then others reply and soon everyone is talking about something else. It’s a natural drift in topics and not a derailment at all (this isn’t one of those cases where someone went “this topic is now about x”).

I’ve no idea why you guys are talking about teletubbies, but please do not massively derail comment sections.

@Beau Skunky  
I think the most redeeming quality about Teletubbies was the world/set design. That dome house and its interior were pretty cool.

@northern haste  
Teletubbies was kinda terrible to begin with, it makes “Barney the Purple Dinosaur” look like Einstein. (At least he taught kids stuff.)
 
And yeah, actually alot of kid’s shows can get serious at times.

@Beau Skunky  
I recall people being pissed when they rebooted Teletubbies which was always a show that you just played to keep kids quiet. That’s not to say all children shows was pandering of course. Power rangers is often seen as a goofy kid show but it could get serious RPM despite being based on a goofy senta itook place in the last remaining human city in a post-apocalyptic earth

@northern haste  
Yeah, I like alot of my childhood stuff too, but as you said some of it didn’t hold up well.

@Beau Skunky  
Also it’s not like the stuff we watched as kids was intelligent.  
I will ever watching stuff like Barney the dinosaur and Dora the explorer.I’ve only seen trailers but I think even the live action movie made fun of how Dora pandered to children

@Beau Skunky  
Pretty much every generation is treated like idiots. Pretty sure just because media treat someone like something doesn’t mean we should

@Background Pony #8EA9  
Then Starlight-haters would complain. Plus, there’s nothing she could’ve really done in it.
 
@Background Pony #8EA9  
I disagree, my nieces and nephews are quite smart.

@Background Pony #8EA9  
no it isn’t

Episode would have been better with Starlight in it.

@Background Pony #F84D  
Except, kids are dumb. Far dumber then any other time in history. This is a fact.

@northern haste  
Yeah, it does seem like they’re trying to make it too obvious.
 
Similarly, it does make characters look stupid when they don’t notice their best friend is replaced by a rather obvious-sounding/looking robot. In fairness, in some cases like the Sweetie-bot meme, it’s used for comedy.

@Beau Skunky  

 
I remember in Jake long American Dragon they straight up say that’s not the case. even if it is the case in most of the time it still makes episode look like it’s not respecting the audience or it taking the easy way out

@northern haste  
Yeah, it does kinda make the characters look off that they don’t notice the voice change, but I understand it’s possible their changed voices are only meant to be heard by the viewer, and they might sound normal to the characters’ in-show. Only show I can think of where characters noticed the voice change was in Disney’s “Adventures of the Gummi Bears.”
 
Part of the reason MLP:FiM has been so successful is, even when they do cliché cartoon plots, they at least usually try to do rather different spins on them, which is something I always liked.