Feature
The stars of children's TV: where are they now?
TV Feature
Ed Williamson,
Matt Looker
7th July 2011
Back in the eighties, when you spent hours watching cartoons instead of playing with the other kids because they all said you smelled of wee (no? Just us then?), we bet you never gave a moment's thought to how the stars of those cartoons would turn out.
They gave their souls for your entertainment, and you just sank another Soda Stream cola and laughed it off. But when Inspector Gadget got replaced by Ben 10 and Captain Planet had to make way for...er...Iggle Piggle, what happened to these former stars? We caught up with some of them to find out.
Closed down due to health and safety violations.
Currently carrying out a three-year residency at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.
When we asked him how he liked living in the sewer, he responded by trying to gnaw on our flesh.
He-Man kept on renewing his gym membership, but come on, an hour after work every night? Who's got that kind of time?
Now providing comfort and sustenance for Fluff and Rocco.
Kidnapped by Somali pirates.
We hate to break this to you...
To keep up with the current trend, Count Duckula now wears eyeliner and covers himself in glitter.
One bad accident and third-degree burns led to horrible scarring. The orphanage was saved, but Fireman Sam now leads a life of crime.
We saved the worst for last.
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