I have a few of these on my plex server. Some of them were part of the USA Cartoon express in the early to mid 80s. When the block aired weekday evenings on the USA Network and aired mostly Hannah Barbera shows.

Chan clan van? Man...

I remember all of these & so much more.

I never missed Devlin as a kid. I'm old.

Born October 1970 I only remember two of these😮😊

Side Note: In The Amazing Chan and The Chan Clan. Charlie Chan was voiced by Asian actor Keye Luke, who, as a young actor in the 1930s, played Number One Son in several Charlie Chan movies! He played opposite Anglo actors Sidney Toler and Warner Oland who played Lt. Charlie Chan of the Honolulu Police.

My favorite martian ❤

I understand and agree with much of what you're saying about the need for reboots of these certain shows. However, I find it interesting that you don't mention that some of these shows have already been rebooted multiple times. For example: GI Joe: Has had numerous iterations over the years and a few live-action films. He-Man: Also has multiple reboots, including two recent ones on Netflix. One of these recent reboots, while beautifully animated, has been met with some criticism from fans due to its storyline. Beetlejuice: Recently had a live-action movie sequel. Thundercats: Had a reboot in 2011. The Smurfs: Had a live-action movie not too long ago. Inspector Gadget: Has seen multiple iterations, as well as a few live-action films. Perhaps when you re-upload this, more or less the same video again with the same shows listed, you can then add the addendums of the reboots of said shows.

I remember most of these from childhood on Sat mornings. Even then though I always wondered why all the girls stood in the same position

Hanna Barbara definitely had a formula and they stuck to it.

Speed racer and battle of the planets, road runner😊

Inch high, Private Eye.

Captain Caveman also was cashing in on Charlie's Angels..an all girl mystery solving team.

Devlin had the unique distinction with the deliberate absence of the laff track...since the show is not a mystery solving comedy.

Devlin probably didnt belong on the list as weird. Chan Clan was dumb, but Hanna/Barbera was duplicating all the other band playing detective teens, Hong Kong Fooey wasn't any weirder than other anthropomorphic cartoons just dumber. The other eight were beyond weird.

I believe you left out many many more shows 😁

I forgot about the Groovie Goolies, so many iconic kids shows from Sid and Marty, Hannah Barbara that only last 1 or 2 seasons.

Devlin was actually called "Dare Devlin" at least in my region.

How could Bosom Buddies not be on the list?! Two men dressing as women to rent an apartment in a female only building.... Starring Tom Hanks... Really?

The ones that really stood out for me were Hong Kong Phooey, who was voiced by the incomporable Scatman Carruthers. I ended up watching the entire series decades later and loving it for what it was. Carruthers really made an otherwise cocky and unlikeable character worth watching, and I had forgotten all about Spot's role as a child. As an adult, I couldn't help but think, "if only Spot could talk, he would probably bring HKP down a few notches". Also, I think it was Richard Dawson who voiced "Sarge" while trying to lose his British accent.

I haven't forgotten that strange run of Dracula's from the Groovie Ghoulies!

C'mon now. Josie and the pussycats in outer space, what's weird about that? LOL Great memories.

i cant f believe they f banned our saturday morning cartoons we in our 50s now i want them f back ?example of censorship

Hannah-Barbera was the "Best" I loved their cartoons.

Josie & The Pussycats......my absolute favorite Saturday morning cartoon 👍

😀 05:12 Cool cartoon. " Teen angel ".

How did Mission Magic! not make this list? A class of kids and their Frizzle-esque teacher cross dimensions to help actual musician Rick Springfield (no not that one, the other one) solve people's problems in these weird realities, feels like you could've skipped a Scooby-clone for it.

I miss captain caveman. This was my time i saw them all, this qas my sat. Morning

Tarzan was my fav back then!!💜😜

Globetrotters were cameos on scooby doo and dynomutt and scrappy doo were spin offs ! Junk video

you forgot INCH HIGH PRIVATE ETE

Twas the night before Christmas with the mouse family is one of my favorite specials. Voice over by Joel Grey. Heat Mizer and Snow Mizer were both Too Much.

2 of the characters from baggy panta and the knitwits are from Rowan and Martin's Laugh i

None of those shows struck a chord with me. I saw they existed but chose to watch something else. Hannah Barbera really embraced the cookie-cutter model.

I think three bears sneaking in and out of a zoo on an invisible motorcycle is pretty weird.

Weirder than Nickelodeon pedo shows featuring kids feet 40% of the time? The new gen that posted this must a Dan Schneider fan. Gross

I remember all of these except for the Chan family.

🌴🦍🐘🦏 🐒🌴Tarzan Lord of The Jungle, was my favorite...styled very similarly to the Joe Kubert's, DC Comics Tarzan of the same early 70's Era...which I also adored...not just jungle animals, the episodes were inspired by some of Edgar Rice Burroughs more fantastic Tarzan novels ("Lost Jungle": Greco-Romans; Vikings; Beast men; Knights; Space Aliens; Cities of Gold and Ivory, Dinosaurs of Pellucidar; Conquistadors, Mole People; Spider people; Monkey people...} ...I remember being somewhat disappointed that his cartoon persona didn't carry his hunting knife🔪...🙈🙉🙊

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I remember all of them. Thx to bring here to show us. Time have changed for Xmas.

I was born in 77 and saw many of these in reruns. Hanna Barberra kept chasing that Scooby Doo / The Archies dragon for the entirety of the 70s.. with every permutation of "teen ghost hunters with a talkng pet" or "teen band that solves crimes... with a talking animal". And then when in doubt, spin off another Flintstones cartoon.

😮Run to the light, Carole Anne!😮

If you were not born when any of these 1970s cartoons, or ANY retro material your website commentator misnomers "We forgot About", it hardly could be truthfully stated any of it was part of, or a memory from your CHILDHOOD (Saturday morning cartoons stopped 25 years ago). You cannot possibly miss, much less "forget" beloved nostalgia from 4-5 generations gone yours never experienced, much less can speak for.

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Rickety Rocket and Speed Buggy

No one ever seems to remember The Clue Club

5:52 origins of the GH

I was born in 1979, but i remember some of these!

Great list! Here are a few you missed: “Clue Club” was definitely a Scooby Doo copy. And “Bailey’s Comets” was a strange and never ending roller skating race around the world.

Unwatchable between the blurring and bizarre background music.