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Thank you! This has lived rent-free in my head for decades and I couldn't remember the whole thing nor could I find a video... until now. Now that itch has been scratched.

Old school I love it

Underoos and board games. OMG, we were so innocent back then.

Was programming different in certain areas of the country? I don't remember Space Stars. I did warch these toons in syndication though.

I was 12 and these shows and commercials were everything to me! Love these so much, today with the DEI left wing garbage, kids cannot enjoy anything but hate

On July 6, 2003, Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island (1983) last aired on Cartoon Network before moving to HBO Family. During "Greedy for Tweety", the closed-caption is on.

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Is there a video of ain't got no cigarettes of dtv

What’s The Name Of This Inspector Gadget Episode?

1:08 BUGS BUNNY: I'm terrified. I'm panic-stricken. (SCREAMING) ANNOUNCER: Don't worry. _Bugs Bunny_ will be right back.

28:51 Coming Up Next Its Scooby Movies Followed By Beetlejuice On Cartoon Network 43:23 Coming Up Next Its Beetlejuice Followed By The Addams Family On Cartoon Network 50:47 Coming Up Next Its The Addams Family Followed By Road Rovers On Cartoon Network 58:49 Coming Up Next Its Road Rovers Followed By The SWAT Kats On Cartoon Network

I watch these Early 90's VHS Videos while eating Butter Popcorn. God bless you for posting this 🫡

high quality

4:04 ANNOUNCER: Now back to... EVERYONE: _Bugs Bunny, Bugs Bunny, Rah! Rah! Rah!_ BUGS BUNNY: Gosh, ain't I a stinker?

What's even rarer, is the instrumental version of this exact version. Sadly, no one, and I mean, "NO One" has a recording of it!

0:48 Lyrics: AAALULUAGHAAALULAAUGHLULAALULIGHLULAALUGHLUGHLAAALALULULUGHLAAALUGHLUULAALALALLOW!

1:15 holy hell this animation is impressive

I like NT Warrior better

Curious if you have anymore airings from The Disney Channel. Is this your rip or is it sourced from somewhere else?

Dude, I don't know how much I can thank you. THANK YOU. We need to track down that 2nd version of the theme song. Always we got credits in high quality!

At 53:48 this marked the debut of NBC's Short Lived Fall 1986 Saturday Morning Animated Bumpers Done By Colossal Pictures and with voiceover by Casey Kasem for his final season doing NBC's Saturday Morning Voiceover Work, I'm really not sure how long these lasted But I do know they lasted between September 13, 1986 to at least November 15, 1986 (with the exception of July 4, 1987, Since they only aired 2 shows that week due to Wimbledon Tennis Coverage), I really don't know when exactly NBC Started using it's sitcom stars like ALF etc. to do the bumpers? Probably not till at least December 6, 1986, If anyone can figure this out here, Please let me know.

The basic premise for the series, akin to the much later live-action sci-fi series Sliders, was the story of a band of adventurous, cuddly, dog-like creatures called Fluppies who use a crystal key to open inter-dimensional doorways. They are on a mountain of one world in perilous weather, and use the crystal key to escape, ending up in a jungle world the Fluppies are chased by a big purple dinosaur-like creature, they find another portal and escape into a supermarket on Earth. Mistaken for regular dogs, they are captured and placed in a pound. However, prior to their capture, one of the Fluppies was seen shouting to the others which was noticed by J.J. Wagstaff, a ruthless businessman. As their only means of escape, Stanley, the leader of the Fluppies, manages to get a woman to pick him as a pet for her son, Jamie; he plans to eventually return to the pound to free the others. Jamie is disappointed at this new dog, which is smaller than he hoped, but he takes him for a walk. Taking the opportunity, Stanley escapes his leash and makes a break for it, but Jamie pursues him so as to not anger his mother for losing his new pet so soon. The chase leads to a construction site and Jamie finds himself in danger, forcing Stanley to reveal his intelligence and humanoid nature to save him. Meanwhile, Wagstaff, whose mansion is filled with hunting trophies and live exotic animals, sees in an old book the talking dogs he had seen earlier; they are identified as Fluppies. Wagstaff vows to add the Fluppies to his menagerie. Now with a secret, Stanley explains the situation and Jamie offers to help. However, the boy only has enough money to purchase one of Stanley's compatriots, Tippi, and his mother will not let him keep her, though Jamie's neighbor Claire eagerly agrees to take her in. That night, as Jamie and Stanley sleep, the boy reflexively scratches the Fluppy's head, which causes their bed to fly. Once they awaken and learn how to control the flying effect, Stanley resolves to break his compatriots out that night and pick up Tippi to do so, inadvertently revealing their nature to Claire in the process. At the pound, Stanley and Tippi manage to free their friends and barely avoid Wagstaff, who had the pound opened to seize them. The next day, the Fluppies depart to find another dimensional portal, but they need Jamie's help. He leaves school to aid them. This portal turns out to lead to a water world, and the company are flooded out and have to return to Jamie's home to dry out. Hiding in the basement, the Fluppies discover another portal inside the house, but opening it releases a large rambunctious creature that runs about, throwing Jamie's home into a shambles before they can bring it under control, with Claire naming the creature "Falumpus". Although the gang manages to put the house in order before Jamie's mother comes home from work, she gets news that Jamie cut school. Angry at her son for playing hooky, she asks many questions, which Jamie concocts a long story whilst the Fluppies clandestinely keep the Falumpus pacified in the basement by feeding it flowers. Hoping to avoid ruining Jamie's life anymore, some of the Fluppies continue their search on their own while Stanley and Tippi keep the Falumpus hidden in the basement. The venturing Fluppies come to a library and finally locate the portal to their home world, but while they are returning to tell the other Fluppies the news, Wagstaff captures Ozzie, forcing Stanley and Tippi to ask for Claire's help. Jamie sees them depart in Claire's car as he and the youngest Fluppies ride on the Falumpus in pursuit. However, Wagstaff has been expecting this and manages to capture Stanley and Tippi in his home and threatens to call the police on the children for breaking and entering. With a desperate plan, the Fluppies convince Wagstaff to let the children "say goodbye" and signals them to scratch on all their heads. The combined strength of this magic tears the entire section of Wagstaff's house into the air. As the occupants struggle to keep their footing with the violent jostling, the Fluppies reach the portal at the front of the library and they crash land the building in front of it. As they struggle to open this portal, which enters into the Fluppies' home dimension, Wagstaff and his butler find themselves knocked inside by the Falumpus while Stanley's company bolts to safety. Before Wagstaff and his butler can exit, the door closes permanently, leaving Jamie and Claire alone in their own reality. Months later in winter, Jamie and Claire have grown to be close friends after their adventure, but they miss the Fluppies. Stanley suddenly appears, saying that adventure is an important part of life. His fellow Fluppies appear saying they missed Claire and Jamie, and Stanley reveals that he has found a way to stabilize the portal between his homeworld and Earth. Hundreds of Fluppies line up to pass through the portal, eager to tour Earth.

It´s interesting that in our country (then Czechoslovakia just before they destroyed it) the preview of Gummi Bears episode aired just before the first episode (and maybe one in beginning of later season), even in later reruns. Is it the same in reruns in the USA, or do they still air all episodes with previews?

My childhood memories!!!

Does anyone know where the clip from 1:17 - 1:33 is from? Which movie is that from?

21:48 Gotta wait till Monday to find out if youre gonna get AIDS.

OH, MY GOD! BIG THANK YOU for sharing this! This really made my day; post more if you've got them!

Oh man, this was pretty disturbing to me when I saw it as a kid.

Back when Cinderella was portrayed as having ginger hair.

What's the lyrics?

I had this station from March of 79 to July of 83 boy i miss this station

I had the Moe Plush dog ,from Beethoven's 2nd movie in 1994. I brought him to Elementary School.When I was in 2nd grade.

Amazing how something as innocent as "Tell us if you're a boy or a girl" can cause you to lose your entire business/livelihood.

This is strange he said GI Joe was at 3:30. I remember the 1st few episodes of Transformers airing on Saturday Morning like at 6AM. I also remember the 1st GI Joe miniseries with the Mass Device airing around 3 on Monday thru Friday. But I clearly remember Transformers and GI Joe airing after that in the mornings Monday thru Friday before school. Weekday afternoon cartoons on 53 I remember as being Real Ghostbusters, Thundercats, Silverhawks, TMNT until they moved to CBS channel 2 or ABC channel 4 and went to Saturday Mornings same for Real Ghostbusters and that's when 53 started airing Disney cartoons like Ducktales, Rescue Rangers, and Tailspin. Gummy Bears aired Saturdays on NBC Channel 11.

This was on the same day "Fatal Attraction" was released in theaters.

@7:27 Damn, this Hershey's commercial is catchy as hell, man. 😂😁🎶

12:17 AVGN: This game sucks.

I remembered that according to this song, there's some clips from the Donald Duck cartoon The Autograph Hound and some clips from the Disney movies Snow White and the seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty.

17:45 It's from Snow White & The 7 Dwarfs.

7am Phineas and Ferb 7.30am Rated A For Awesome 8am Pokémon: Black and White 8.30am The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes! 9am The Powerpuff Girls 9.30am Phineas and Ferb 10am Pair of Kings 10.30am Kickin'it 11am Mr. Young 11.30am Phineas and Ferb 12pm Phineas and Ferb 12.30pm Phineas and Ferb 1pm Phineas and Ferb 1.30pm Phineas and Ferb 2pm Phineas and Ferb 2.30pm Kickin'it 3pm Zeke and Luther

I was surprised to see that TNT aired "A Haunting We Will Go" as i thought that was part of the Looney Tunes On Nickelodeon Package at the time? Not that it matters today as all looney tunes cartoons are in 1 package as of fall 2000 onward but i dont remember seeing that cartoon on either CN, TBS or TNT after they were able to air the post 1948 cartoons from spring 1997 onward...

Titin promo 24:37

Cartoon Network Christians Lineup promo 2:46

A Space Ghost Christmas promo 1:11

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Wow, that reeses pieces commercial though.

Peter Cullen's Optimus Prime's Voice Has Done It Again With THUNDERCATS!

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