This next list coincides with a change of rules. When I first started I made a rule that I wish not to review younger kids shows unless I grew up with them, but now I'm 32 years old it's time to tweak that a bit, I will now include younger kid shows that have been off the air for at least 10 years.
Now for the list itself, these things will never go out of fashion no matter how much the world changes
1. Wrestling
It's surprisingly compelling and is the most basic concept for Dragonballz and WWE has evolved from at least 40-50 years of pro wrestling back when even my parents were watching it.
2. Dinosaurs
The secret is we really don't know what dinosaurs look like and most popular depictions such as the T Rex are timeless.
3. Ponies
My Little Pony still proves to be girls first choice cartoon and even now ponies are up there with dogs and cats, speaking of which.
4. Anthropomorphic Characters
At heart we all enjoy a bit of furry and this concept is pushing close to hundred years old as the oldest of these characters Felix the Cat, turns 100 years old later this year.
5. Planes, Trains and Automobiles
If it moves it's fascinating, my nephew is so fascinated by this he could probably build one before he turns ten.
6. Super Heroes
Superman started the trend, that has evolved into the biggest money making movies of the modern era.
7. Classic Sci-Fi and Space
Since Sputnik launched in the late 1950s the possibility of space was endless creating some of the best known franchises of all time.
8. Robots
We've put these mechanical beings through every scenario possible and in every shape and size, intelligent or piloted, they are still popular.
9. Classic Fantasy
Sword Fights, Magic of Witches & Wizards, Fantastic Beasts and epic adventures, the possibilities are endless.
10. Princesses
No matter how many times people claim this trope is anti feminist, out of touch with modern society or just being sissy; a pimped out dress, bling jewellery and enough authority for anyone to bow at your feet is something that everyone has imagined themselves at least once.
