Over the moat and through the Steps of Knowledge, to Olmecs head we go! Red Jaguars, Blue Barracudas, Green Monkeys, Orange Iguanas, Purple Parrots, and Silver Snakes marked competitors on Nickelodean’s Legends of the Hidden Temple. “Bazinga,” a term said by Sheldon when he’s made a joke, has become a no-joke iconic tee. Sheldon Cooper’s comic genius immortalized in cotton.
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In the summer, light enough to catch the cross breeze from windows there and there. In the winter, a t-shirt snug enough to keep warm and yet not so tight to cause perspiration. “Thunder! Thunder! Thunder! ThunderCats, HO!”-not to mention an earworm worthy theme song. Created by Tobin Wolf, the Thundercats dominated Saturday Mornings from 1985 to 1989, and produced a sick logo t-shirt to boot. Cat-like humanoid aliens fighting interstellar battles? Check.
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They went on to grow an empire- winning Grammy’s, become a TV series, and most recently, staring on the big screen-all with Alvin donning his iconic “A.” Sorry Simon and Theodore, Alvin’s “A” shirt takes center stage on our list. The group made its debut with “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late)” in 1958. Not only are Alvin & The Chipmunks the world’s most prolific rodent singing group, they’re also the longest living. Little did they know what a hit it would become! 8. Likely inspired by Eastman’s summers playing with snapping turtles in Maine, they came up with the characters in their living room one night. “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Turtles on the halfshell, turtle power!” How can you not love four butt-kicking turtles named Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael? The turtles were designed by Kevin Eastman and a fellow artist friend, Peter Laird. They’ve stood the test of time, as we’re sure this t-shirt will, too.
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Created by cartoonist Matt Groening in 1989, Bart and his family have become one of the longest running TV series in history. It’s just your favorite spiky haired troublemaker (the one and only) Bart Simpson, whose cartoon shirts were owned by just about every 11-year-old in the 1990s.
The t-shirt was thought to be given to members of a special Aerosmith fan club- Aero Force One. Admittedly, Garth’s was probably a bit more faded and stain-ridden. The awkward, soft-spoken member of the dynamic dweeb duo on Wayne’s World gave Aerosmith an extra injection of popularity with this tee. The character was renamed Mighty Mouse since another comic featuring a “Super Mouse” was about to be released. But his boss, Paul Terry, nixed his idea, and later reintroduced Super Mouse. The story goes that Might Mouse originated from an idea by Izzy Klein, who originally pitched a character named Super Fly. Here he comes to save the day! Airing off and on from 1942 to 1987, this super-powered rodent fought everything from alley cats to animated Nazi’s. Cookie Monster tees are sold by many large retailers, such as Target and Walmart. Created by Jim Hansen, Cookie Monster, or “Sid” first appeared in a food commercial, and later went on to become one of our favorite mummers. Born in 1966, Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster has been craving carbs for 46 years, with no end in sight. Cookie MonsterĬ is for COOKIE, that’s good enough for me. Owned by Hallmark Cards, the original characters were designed by artist G.G. The t-shirt gained fame more from an ironic-teen movement than actual fandom. You don’t get much more ’80s than Rainbow Brite. Isn’t she just adorable? A cartoon about psychedelic color kids, talking rainbow horses, and whatever Twink was. It’s still such an icon that pop up “The Max” shops still appear in major cities. Famously worn by Kelly Kapowski, this red tee was her waitress uniform at the favorite campus spot. No restaurant saw more acid-wash jeans, crop tops, or charity dances than “the Max” on the teen TV hit “Saved By the Bell.” This is one of many t-shirts that became real-world iconic because of its fictional prominence in pop culture. From the Max to the Simpsons, our most iconic TV show t-shirts pack a nostalgic punch, and might even inspire you to create a TV show tee of your own. You might be a fan of our 100 most iconic t-shirts of all time list, so now we’ve taken a closer look at some of the genres within this list, like TV show tees. Except maybe bringing it to life on a t-shirt!. There’s nothing like kicking back to watch your favorite TV show.
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