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Events in 1992 in animation.

Events

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Films released

Television series debuts

DateTitleChannelYear
January 31 Capitol Critters ABC1992
February 28 Fish Police CBS
August 2 My Little Pony Tales The Disney Channel
September 5 Batman: The Animated Series Fox Kids1992–95
Goof Troop The Disney Channel, Syndication, ABC1992
September 8 Saban's Gulliver's Travels Syndication1992–93
September 11 The Little Mermaid CBS1992–94
September 12 Fievel's American Tails 1992
The Addams Family (1992)ABC1992–93
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa
Eek! The Cat Fox Kids1992–97
Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire 1992–93
September 13 King Arthur and the Knights of Justice Syndication
Conan the Adventurer (1992)
September 19 Raw Toonage CBS1992
The Plucky Duck Show Fox Kids
September 26 Dog City 1992–94
September 28 Stunt Dawgs Syndication1992–93
October 2 ToonHeads Cartoon Network 1992–03
October 14 American Heroes & Legends Showtime1992–93
October 31 X-Men Fox Kids1992–97
November 2 Mickey's Mouse Tracks The Disney Channel1992–95
November 13 Saban's Around the World in Eighty Dreams Syndication1992–93

Television series endings

DateTitleChannelYearNotes
January 20 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1989)Syndication1989–92Cancelled
March 2 James Bond Jr. 1991–92
March 13 Fish Police CBS1992
March 14 Capitol Critters ABC
November 2 Donald Duck Presents The Disney Channel1983–92Ended
November 28 Good Morning, Mickey!
November 30 Young Robin Hood Syndication1991–92Cancelled
December 2 A Bunch of Munsch CTV, Showtime1991–92
December 5 Fievel's American Tails CBS1992
Raw Toonage
Goof Troop The Disney Channel, Syndication, ABC
December 6 Tiny Toon Adventures Syndication1990–92
December 12 The Plucky Duck Show Fox Kids1992
Darkwing Duck The Disney Channel, Syndication, ABC1991–92
December 19 Widget Syndication1990–92
December 25 My Little Pony Tales The Disney Channel1992
December 26 Back to the Future CBS1991–92
Unknown Mother Goose and Grimm
Camp Candy NBC, Syndication1989–92

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See also

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