I know I watched Thundercats probably when I was in my early/mid 20's. That's right nerd.
I just had a thing for Cheetarah is all. I swear.
Younger kids would really have been the main audience if they "grew up" watching it. So, without doing the math (not my strongest subject) I'd say X is probably about 10-15 years younger than me, making him probly like 45-50ish maybe?
Anyway, not trying to out Q, but X is probly not a "kid" and might be the "head Q/coordinator guy". And with the "NSA humor" probly an intel guy of some sort.
Doubtful any Trump family members, in my opinion.
Dude I was born late 60s and I’m in my early 50s.
To be about 10 for the first show they’d have to have been born mid-late 70s.
In our house my younger brother was born ‘79 and he watched this and He-man when he was 5-9
https://www.denverpost.com/2019/03/05/dying-wish-call-from-donald-trump/
Excerpt:
Man’s dying wish fulfilled with call from President Trump
— A terminally ill Connecticut man who’s a big supporter of President Donald Trump is getting a bucket list wish fulfilled, with help from his Democratic sister.
Jay Barrett, of West Haven, who has cystic fibrosis, left a hospital to begin palliative care at his sister’s home last weekend and asked for some sort of contact with the president before he dies.
His sister, West Haven City Councilwoman Bridgette Hoskie, who describes herself as “100 percent Democrat,” went on social media to help make it happen. Friends and other supporters sent emails to the White House.
The efforts paid off Tuesday night when Barrett, 44, received a call from Trump.
“Mr. President, through thick and thin, you know there’s been a lot of thicks, and there’s been a lot of thins, I support you,” Barrett said.
Trump told Barrett he’s a “champ,” and that a personal letter is coming his way.
“You’re my kind of man, Jay. … I’m very proud of you,” Trump said. “I’ll talk to you again, Jay, OK? You keep that fight going. We both fight.”
Barrett told the New Haven Register that he also received calls from the president’s son Eric Trump and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regional chief Lynne Patton on Monday.
Eric Trump “told me they’re pulling for me and praying,” Barrett said.