Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Written and hosted by @FearlessReptileVA
Edited by @AandKGames
Even More Running Gags in Cartoons:
Starting off we have Phineas and Ferb. A common running gag in this show is when Phineas asks outloud "where's perry", and when he returns "oh, there you are, Perry!".
Second is Jimmy Neutron, if that name sounds familiar then odds are you definitely know about the notroious "Brain Blast!". This is a common running gag in the show that happens whenever Jimmy needs to think his way through a situation.
Coming up next is The Simpsons, while it is not really shown anymore, a common running gag in The Simpsons is when Bart makes Homer angry, so much so that Homer ends up strangling him.
Next up is Spongebob Squarepants, this show has MANY running gags, and one that you all should definetly be familar with is the common usage of Time Cards along with a French Narrator.
Lastly... are you a fan of The Legend of Zelda? Regardless if you answered yes or no, I'm sure you have heard the notorious "excuuuuuse me, Princess". This was a common running gag in the Legend of Zelda cartoon, so much so that... well, despite this show having only 13 episodes, Link says this 29 times throughout the entire series... yeah, please just keep him mute, Nintendo...
Written and hosted by @FearlessReptileVA
Edited by @AandKGames
Even More Running Gags in Cartoons:
Starting off we have Phineas and Ferb. A common running gag in this show is when Phineas asks outloud "where's perry", and when he returns "oh, there you are, Perry!".
Second is Jimmy Neutron, if that name sounds familiar then odds are you definitely know about the notroious "Brain Blast!". This is a common running gag in the show that happens whenever Jimmy needs to think his way through a situation.
Coming up next is The Simpsons, while it is not really shown anymore, a common running gag in The Simpsons is when Bart makes Homer angry, so much so that Homer ends up strangling him.
Next up is Spongebob Squarepants, this show has MANY running gags, and one that you all should definetly be familar with is the common usage of Time Cards along with a French Narrator.
Lastly... are you a fan of The Legend of Zelda? Regardless if you answered yes or no, I'm sure you have heard the notorious "excuuuuuse me, Princess". This was a common running gag in the Legend of Zelda cartoon, so much so that... well, despite this show having only 13 episodes, Link says this 29 times throughout the entire series... yeah, please just keep him mute, Nintendo...
