12 Forgotten Cartoons From The 70s… That Shaped Our Childhood (PART 2)

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[@LetYourLightShine5218]

The Nitwits's Tyrone & Gladys were based on two iconic characters from the old Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In comedy show (1968 to 1973) and were even voiced by the same actors, Arte Johnson & Ruth Buzzi. Here is an example of one of their skits. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqGZZYiYZbt_r6M

[@mygreywolf]

​@@LetYourLightShine5218I never saw the Nit Wits, but I immediately recognized Ruth Buzzy's character from Laugh- In. 😊

[@billt6116]

There is a bunch you missed! Speed Racer Rocky and Bullwinkle Johnny quest Speed buggy the hair bear bunch fat Albert and the Cosby kids The wacky races Under dog Hong Kong Phooey Superfriends Top cat And a prime time cartoon, called "Wait till your father gets home"!

[@billt6116]

​@@LetYourLightShine5218 Gladys also looks like Emily latella, Played by Gilda Radner from the old Saturday night live.... nevermind.🙂

[@greggordon2798]

I love this.

[@OfSoulAndSin]

Hanna Barbera literally made my childhood sssoooo much better. Scooby Doo was my favorite by far! Thank you gentlemen, you made the world a better place ❤

[@michaelsaval46]

scooby doo is also my favorite.

[@davidcorrell6271]

i miss hanna barbara so much! and sid and marty krofft!

[@TheSwicker316]

Definitely not forgotten by this 62 year young man. Cherished memories, todays kids will never know.

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[@shawn47240]

Don’t they have KZbin, too?

[@davidward3991]

I have purchased several of these cartoons to watch on Saturday mornings. My wife had cancer and one Saturday she said what is that your watching and I told her it was Tarzan Lord of the Jungle. I helped her into the living room and we watch cartoons for 3 hours. She said she just understood me more with my cartoon choices.

[@selfdo]

Came out when I was 17. I was over cartoons by that age, but I dug the show, as it was presented maturely enough to not be insulting of intelligence. I especially liked the episode where Tarzan encounters some Vikings that somehow have migrated to Africa in their longboat and have kept their ways into the 20th century.

[@OfSoulAndSin]

I hope that she makes a full recovery and you two can watch Saturday morning cartoons for many healthy years to come.

[@theoriginalmr.j1422]

​@@selfdo😊

[@brettsix2027]

I admitted to my wife that Firestar from Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends was my first crush. She’s also a redhead and thinks it’s cute.

[@theoriginalmr.j1422]

@@davidward3991 🙏🫶 😊

[@skibootdier9488]

The original Josie and the Pussycats cartoon theme song was absolutely amazing.. The musicians were on another level.. The drummer was an absolute GOD!!

[@mlongpre100]

they had long tails and ears for hats !

[@jedimasterrimtouri5049]

Hey man thanks for the trip into my childhood! I'm 60 and remember each and every one of those timeless treasures!✌️

[@kellys.6047]

As soon as I saw the clip for Josie and the Pussycats, the song got stuck bin my head. Thank you so much.😂

[@sail2byzantium]

Tarzan--one of Filmation's very best! Love it!

[@elizabethjordan5755]

I remember in one episode Tarzan befriended a gladiator named Fobed ( Phobed?). I thought that was the coolest name for a cartoon character.

[@sail2byzantium]

@@elizabethjordan5755 Phobeg. Yeah, in two Season 1 episodes: "Tarzan and the City of Gold" and "Tarzan's Return to the City of Gold". Yes, a great name and voiced by Ted Cassidy**, which makes him all the more impressive. I downloaded from KZbin the second episode and the one that follows "Tarzan and the Strange Visitors." **Lurch from the Addams Family and Ruk in the Star Trek TOS episode "What are little girls made of."

[@jackbusby9602]

"Valley of the Dinosaurs" was incredibly done. I video taped it and recorded it from Boomerang in the early 2000's. My daughter (about 7 or 8 at the time), and I made up our own titles for each episode. Eventually, I bought the DVD, typed up our episode titles, printed it, and kept it inside the DVD box. Last year, my daughter called me and told me that for Christmas, she wanted "Valley of the Dinosaurs" and a copy of our episode titles. "Valley of the Dinosaurs" has become my grandson's favorite show.

[@Vagajammer]

Interestingly, it debuted the same season as Land of the Lost (I checked as to which came first, as I was sure one ripped off the other)

[@jackbusby9602]

@Vagajammer I never got into "Land of the Lost". I tried to, but I just couldn't. "Valley of the Dinosaurs" was so much better written. The last time I was at my daughter's house, we watched it. Both of my grandkids like it, but my grandson can't get enough.

[@absolutepower7968]

Hair Bear Bunch, Space Ghost, Grape Ape, Hong Kong Phooey, Pink Panther, Inch High Private Eye, Jabber Jaw, Jackson 5ive, Speed Buggy, Fat Albert, Casper, Devlin, Under Dog, Mighty Mouse...

[@PaulNicoll-b8c]

Lassie's rescue rangers

[@michellegarciamills2033]

I remember everyone of them and how much I looked forward to Saturday mornings. Everything and anything is so available to kids now that I don't believe they could ever comprehend the significance and love of these cartoons. My heart is heavy for them. I thank the Lord above (and my parents. LOL) that I grew up in the 70's and 80's. Those were absolutely the bast of times.

[@davidcorrell6271]

wish we could watch them all again ... i still wanna watch the banana splits and uncle herman and heckle and jeckle. i miss hanna barbara so much, use to love going to kings dominion and seeing them all

[@absolutepower7968]

@@davidcorrell6271 we didn't know how good we had it

[@markgannett5948]

the Nit wits Tyrone and Gladys were based on the characters created by Artie Johnson and Ruth Buzzi originally seen on the Rowan and Martin's Laugh In show from the late sixties.

[@allengray5748]

Ahhh forgot about Arnie! ☮️

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[@slipstick985]

Verrrry interesting, but shtupid.

[@KenLieck]

@@ArchivesOfTime2024 What Ruth Buzzi is "up to" is age 88. She is alive and well.

[@AlbertoMartinez-kg9rj]

So many memories of Saturday cartoons I miss each and everyone of those cartoons born In 72 and growing up as a kid in the 70 and 80 s were great times

[@CraftescapeTX]

I still have my Shmoo that I got from the Lil' Abner theme park, Dogpatch USA, back in the 80s. Loved both him and Captain Caveman!

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[@AntoineC.FerbosI]

I remember ALL of these cartoons. Thanks for the memories. GOD bless us all.

[@allengray5748]

Hard Core!! I recognize half! ☮️

[@ArchivesOfTime2024]

Thank you for sharing that! I love hearing how these cartoons resonate with everyone. It truly brings us all together!

[@annettemalaski1967]

Tarzan definitely was my favorite of this bunch, with Dynomutt a close second!

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[@annettemalaski1967]

@ArchivesOfTime2024 Tarzan was about protecting his home and family! Dynomutt just kept on trying with his good heart, even if he kept goofing things up!

[@nickmaraglia7276]

Wow we had the best cartoons as kids .. today it's horrible.. Saturday morning was the best in the am .. great memories as a kid .. thank you 🙏

[@dandockham3793]

Land of The Lost is the one I remember more then any toon outside of Looney toons

[@nicholassassatelli1359]

How about The Groovey Ghoulies?

[@williammcclelland6789]

Yes!

[@martinchristain4964]

I liked that cartoon.😊

[@richardmitchell3037]

One of my favorites!

[@katecoffee4744]

I LOVED the Groovy Ghoulies!

[@blkluv100]

Josie and the Pussycats had two seasons. The second season was "Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space". The reason Hanna-Barbera stopped using them was because the characters were borrowed from Archie Comics, and they had to pay Archie Comics to use them.

[@waynevanstanley3795]

Yep

[@m.scottreeder]

I was born in early 1964. I remember quite well “Josie And The Pussycats”, and the theme to it. I never really watched it because I was Looney Tunes, Johnny Quest, and some of the Hanna-Barbera cartoons. Then there was that H.R. Puf n Stuf. Land Of The Lost, Fat Albert, etc. I guess I fell out of Saturday morning cartoons around ‘76 or earlier. Sunday Nights were The Wonderful World of Disney, on NBC.

[@davidcorrell6271]

@@m.scottreeder man i loved when disney channel would switch back to the 50s at midnight with the world is a carousel of colorrr

[@m.scottreeder]

@@davidcorrell6271 Bro, Walt Disney movies were so different back then. Family oriented, no profanity, no violence, no adult theme (far unlike Mel Brooks), No political agenda or ideology. In a way, back in the early 1970s, seeing a Disney movie on Sunday Nights was a treat. The Wonderful World of Disney. I could go down a list, and another treat was seeing “Batman & Robin”, the original 1966 movie. Me, my brothers and cousins, we saw it in the late ‘60s on TV, the full length version. We grew up to all that, especially “The Wizard of Oz”.

[@davidcorrell6271]

@@m.scottreeder i still watch all those old disney movies , i love the animated films too up untill about 1980. last night watched the apple dumpling gang

[@tammywooley2635]

Loved Josie and the Pussy Cats, the blonde drummer was so clueless it was hilarious

[@jasontoddman7265]

She was probably the most realistic character of the regulars despite that.

[@Theoriginaljackolantern]

Always love the Schmoo - and Tarzan was a must - along with the Lone Ranger. You brought up Valley of the Dinosaurs - for years in my twenties I tried to explain there was a cartoon called Valley of the Dinosaurs but most people thought I meant Land of the lost. It was cool to see it again on Boomerang and glad it rated here.

[@kevinshave7082]

Thank you for the memories. I loved the. Hair Bear Bunch, Wacky Races, Banana Splits and Double Deckers.

[@kanightkanievil]

Brings back a lot of fond childhood memories.

[@guodzillakaiju5683]

Tyrone (Horneigh) and Gladys (Ormphby) were taken from a series of skits featured in the comedy variety show "Laugh-In."

[@kellycochran6487]

Played by Arte Johnson and Ruth Buzzi.

[@alanr4447a]

Anyone know if Johnson and Buzzi voiced the characters on the show?

[@guodzillakaiju5683]

@@alanr4447a I believe they did.

[@meeshker]

Loved Valley of the Dinosaurs. It was a shame it only ran for one season

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[@testodude]

I LOVED it as a kid, too.

[@carlhorn7332]

I loved valley of the dinosaurs they used to show an episode on the multicoloured swap shop every sat morning in the 70's

[@norbertfranz2702]

The Filmation version of Tarzan was indeed my first favorite cartoon show on television. I was lucky to catch it in the late '70s, and I was in kindergarten at the time. Tarzan was my hero long before Luke Skywalker and He-Man came along. My favorite episode (and the one best remembered) was the one where he fought a mad scientist's robot Tarzan lookalike. Great memories!

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

Josie and the pussycats are really not that forgotten.

[@katecoffee4744]

They do have a way of cropping up

[@camilochavez6982]

Funny as a kid I love it as an adult I couldn't stand the cartoon. I guess I grown out of it like the original Sabrina the Teenage Witch from the Archie's Saturday morning cartoon.

[@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968]

@@camilochavez6982 the thing I liked about it was the friendships, they didnt get along with Alexandra, but in a pinch she stood by them without any hesitation. They also called her the unofficial first cartoon Bytch. She was my favorite character, a little know fact, she was kind of a witch in the comics, Sebastian was her familier, thats why she could command him. she could affect luck,either good or bad, and in the show it almost always ended up bad and self destructive for her.

[@Gwpix1]

I remember most of those cartoons, especially Tarzan, and The Hardy Boys. Filmation's cartoons often gave HANNA BARBARA a run for it's money. Good animation and good stories often gave Filmation the win for me, but then I wasn't 6 to 12 years old.

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[@DonaldVandenbusch]

I loved speed buggy

[@hk43xx]

Some other forgotten Saturday morning cartoons would be "The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty," and "Fangface."

[@mygreywolf]

So many great cartoons. I was surprised not to see The Osmond Brothers and Jackson 5 on here. I still want a Shmoo!

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

Tarzan Lord Of The Jungle informed a great deal of my childhood. I learned to mimic the iconic call he used, to the great annoyance of my parents and neighbors. I already had an aversion to footwear of all kinds so all I needed was an animal sidekick and I could have been Tarzan!

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[@mikey6214]

Ditto, loved the show

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

@@mikey6214 You could do the call too? Fantastic! Ever get any animals to react to it?

[@mikey6214]

@@InformationIsTheEdge not that well, my female (tomboy) friend at the time could do much better.

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

@@mikey6214 A girl Tarzan? How fantastic! I confess I'm curious to hear a faithful imitation in a female voice. Thanks for the tale!

[@freddrune8315]

12 out of 12. Thank you for the memory.

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[@HistoryOnTheLoose]

VotD was awesome. Dan nala yo jadbalja. Tarzan was the schlitz, and second only to Jonny Quest. Many of the HB cartoons were worked on by my brilliant and dear friend, the late Don Morgan.

[@cristiandiaz-el-tec]

I grew up watching these shows on television, Thanks for the beautiful memories. Greetings from Chile!

[@rza1962]

Boy this video brought me so much joy, seeing some of my favorite childhood memories

[@dalemoyers8881]

Thanks for the memories!!! Some of my favorite cartoons. 😎

[@KingD-light]

I actually remember all of them 😂😂😂 Josie, teenage pebbles, and Daphne blake all look like each other

[@alliematt1016]

Alan and Fred could also be related!

[@KingD-light]

@alliematt1016 true that 😁 and teen bamm bamm as well.

[@carltonkeys6205]

Hannah Barbara

[@sherroncunningham7845]

Tarzan was one of my favorites

[@voutsider190]

Loved Valley of the dinosaurs!

[@mediopollo3790]

Waking up Saturday morning was a must back in the days 😊

[@waynemcdonald4448]

Seams like they all had similar characters. I kept thinking that big dude on Josie & The Pussycats was Fred from Scooby Doo. There was also a dude in that one called Speed Buggy that I swear was Shaggy.

[@EndPoliticalCorruption]

Yes, a lot of the characters from different series _did_ look [a lot] alike! I remember noticing this as a kid.

[@c.p.browne6871]

Yeah, I think Tinker (the guy from Speed Buggy) was later explained to be a distant cousin of Shaggy in one of the Scooby-Doo movies that Speed Buggy co-starred. Personally, I think it was because HB was so cheap that they reused whatever they could - which also explained how Shmoo wound up hanging out with Fred and Barney later on.

[@leonardvicari2857]

Captain Caveman and the teen angels was my favorite

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[@ThomasMitchum-z9z]

I watched most of the ones on this list, when I was a kid, in the 70s. I really loved Star Trek the Animated Series, the best, in 1973 to 1974.🙂

[@harrydennis4754]

There's were the days of my time. Love them all.

[@sherroncunningham7845]

Now I seen the Globetrotters I love that cartoon

[@cdrain68]

I was always distutbed by the idea that Captain Caveman was actually just a naked hairy man hanging around with three teenage girls that just was wrong. Still, I did have a soft spot for Valley of the Dinosaurs as I always liked dinosaurs and Tarzan Lord of the Jungle was a particular favourite even though the Monkey was a bit annoying at times.

[@samuelsiedschlag4486]

I found Tarzan season 1 on dvd. Wish they would come out with the rest.

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

Back in 2001, before the rights were settled and the DVD was released, a fellow on eBay was selling ripped versions he grabbed with his VHS back when they originally aired. The quality is just my speed! Not perfect like today's productions but TV reception wasn't always good where I grew up so I'm totally cool with the odd bit of snow in the image or audio skips. Have a look around, maybe there is still some of that out there.

[@samuelsiedschlag4486]

@InformationIsTheEdge I had my daughter watch the Tarzan cartoons with me, and she really liked them. It was fun to watch her face when I said all of it was hand drawn.

[@KenLieck]

There's several not quite legal cartoon channels out there showing literally every cartoon you could ever wish to see. One that is safe and devoid of pop up junk ads is called WCOSTREAM. They charge for movies now, but all shorts (like Looney Tunes) and TV series (like The Simpsons) are free.

[@geffeternal741]

Watch all of these. Barely remember Gulliver's Travels but remember the animation. Not familiar with The Nitwits though. Tarzan was created by Filmations. Same animation studio that did Blackstar, He-Man and She-Ra! 😊

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[@c.p.browne6871]

IIRC, Gulliver originally failed, so HB repurposed it as a segment that aired during the Banana Splits, along with Arabian Knights, 3 Musketeers, Danger Island, and Shazzan! ....Geeze, I'm old. -___-;

[@vincentharper6761]

Definitely remembered a few there. The New Shmoo and of course Tarzan was a favourite.

[@MikeA-ps8xp]

A girl on my block used to call me Baggy Pants and the Knitwits because my mom bought my clothes big enough for me to grow into. Man I miss the 70s!

[@TanyaHarrisson]

I'm 63 still love them😅

[@robohippy]

Some how I missed the Tarzan cartoon. It almost sounds like they followed the books where the Tarzan from the books was intelligent and articulate. You did have one from the late 60's. I am trying to remember when George of the Jungle came out. An excellent work by The guys that did Rocky and Bullwinkle. It got me up early on Saturday mornings.

[@sg6633]

George of the Jungle came out around 1966, but was re-run during the 70s.

[@stephenboath924]

i remember watching Josie and the Pussy Cats in Outer Space

[@grievousmink3889]

Loved Johnny quest

[@camilochavez6982]

The original Johnny Quest none censors 60s version.

[@sherroncunningham7845]

And thank God I never seen baggy pants in the nitwits

[@martykarr7058]

I still like to use Grump's catchphrase from Gulliver "Ohh NOO, we're all gonna die!".

[@TheGreyRider-p5z]

Glum. We're doomed, we'll never make it.

[@PREPFORIT]

My favourite cartoon was Rocket Robinhood. 1966 to 1969 But I watched it in the early 70's it was the best.

[@gregsmith7949]

For a Saturday morning cartoon, the animation in Tarzan was exceptionally good.

[@SummerSolsticeSon4203]

You have great taste in Saturday Morning cartoons !

[@jamesdelornhowlandjr.6516]

I miss those cartoons when I was a kid living in The Bronx New York. I also liked Tarzan and The Super Seven.

[@bradcoffinger9002]

Valley of the Dinosaurs! Nice.

[@MichaelMarquez-m3b]

I remember Valley of the Dinosaurs.

[@paulrosa1074]

I missed those time when tv was fun to watch on Saturday morning

[@DefiantMacho]

Cool list. in my 70's childhood there was also Mazinger Z, The Star Blazers, G Force and others.

[@robertlipsett2535]

forgot two that were half mentioned. josie and the pussycats in outer space. the harlem globetrotters in video are the regular harlem globe trotter though they had a super hero version later

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[@scotthintze5901]

I remember watching Josie and the Pussycats, CB Bears, Robonic Stooges, and Dynomut Dog Wonder. You also left out The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse, New Adventures of Batman, Drac Pack, Fat Albert, Shazam, etc.

[@IestynDavies-cx8je]

Wow that's incredible...what a stroke for a relatively modern cartoon maker to reach back into history of a Chaplin necessity ....silence...and make a chubby cat/top cat silent...it's genius...Baggy pants +the nit wits a silent cartoon...utter genius....I hope the guy enjoyed the good life for thinking this one up!

[@geoffbaker6779]

I loved Valley of the Dinosaurs as a kid. I still love dinos at 59!

[@RobertKaneRobertKane]

I wish I could go back,to those days"when things were cool and cartoons were cartoons for all ages.

[@thetetrarchofapathy9728]

You used mostly Globetrotters (1974?) Footage while talking about the Super Globetrotters. Good video, though.

[@allengray5748]

Ya I didn't remember the word Super being in there when I watched!! ☮️

[@anthonymcclelland8207]

You're right. I was looking for this comment.

[@IestynDavies-cx8je]

The Super Globetrotters very, very memorable... can't believe it only lasted one season...if you don't think it was memorable...how about if I just say...'Mesdow lark!

[@everlenaoliver6912]

I love how inclusive 70s cartoons were. No stereotyped people of color in these shows. 👏👏👏

[@sherroncunningham7845]

I loved blue falcon and dino mutt

[@edwardleonetti2492]

Tarzan lord of the jungle was my favorite, wasn't long before I was swinging through the trees and scaling tennis court fences just like Tarzan, took some practice and some sore arms and legs but I did it everyone in the neighborhood was like who are you? Sure you weren't raised in the jungle?

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[@kennethcelorio4937]

I remember them all like it was yesterday that I was a little kid watching these on TV.

[@canttouchthis6439]

Back in the 70's growing up television was a side piece of our daily life we didn't spend hours in front of it but when we did tune in it was adventure in a box driven by a outside antenna its where i learned a lot about the world which back then seemed so big and wonderful with mystery abounding. We couldn't get but 2 are 3 channels and by time 80's rolled around those unseen shows that we couldn't pick up through the 70's was a mystery in itself that i was curious to see and with newer channels appearing around atlanta ga along with cable tv i was able to see shows that i never saw from years and decades before and it was so much fun and my curiosity was on full display . Those where golden years.

[@Inkironnrum]

Saturday mornings also included Arc II (2) Shazam, Isis, and Big Blue Marble. Cartoons such as Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space, Groovin Ghoulies, Planet of the Apes, and the many versions of Scooby Doo.

[@robertschneiderjr280]

brings back alot of memories these old cartoons i remember most of them i have alot of them on DVD im 55 i still watch these old cartoons.

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[@jdip8291]

I watched all these growing up in the 80s

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[@garyspaziani1699]

Wheelie and the chopper bunch, Johnny Quest, magilla,the Chan clan…😂😂great stuff

[@garyspaziani1699]

And top cat

[@allengray5748]

Cool! I recognize about half including part 1!! So the Baggy pants character Gladys kinda reminds me of the Gladys Ormphby character played by Ruth Buzzi on Laugh In! Got a list from the back of my mind with older stuff; FELIX THE CAT 1958 MISTER MAGOO 1960-62 BEANY AND CECIL 1962-67 THE MIGHTY HERCULES 1963-1966 JOHNNY QUEST 1964-65 SPACE GHOST 1966 SUPER CHICKEN 1967-69 DUDLEY DO-RIGHT 1969-70 SPEED BUGGY 1973 GRAPE APE 1975 Thanks for the memories as Bob Hope used to sing! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@joehansen9447]

Tarzan was my favorite! That’s the Tarzan I thought of when Tarzan was ever mentioned. I also loved the globe trotters.

[@kennethdemuchest3985]

Me too. I have the full episodes on Dvd

[@VoidKami]

Only remember a few of these; Shmoo, Super Globetrotters, Tarzan, and Captain Caveman.

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[@spacelinx]

I feel like this whole episode was sponsored in part by Hanna Barbera. Nearly every toon mentioned here was produced by them. One thing’s for sure though. They revolutionized animating techniques and helped push for the Saturday morning cartoons segment all of us 70s and 80s kids remember growing up with.

[@coldholleramerican1807]

Tarzan, Lord of the jungle was my favorite out of all 70s cartoons

[@orionorion328]

Tarzan was definitely my favorite to watch on Saturday.

[@trentusnubianus]

The Nit Wits were a spin off from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in characters Artie Johnson and Ruth Buzzi.

[@Awestefeld6612]

Star Trek the Animated was 4:58 5:00 very important to me. Watching an episode while recuperating in the hospital, I still know which episode it was.

[@tomsenior7405]

I remember several of these cartoons fondly. Although my exposure to the rest was somewhat restricted by their unavailability over here. Secondly, Saturday Morning Cartoons was not a thing in the UK. Certainly not in the 1960s & 70s. British children were more likely to have barely an hour of Telly scheduled for them. Instead we had to make our own entertainment (That old cliché). If one had mates, a bicycle, woodland, fields a football (No, we do not call it soccer), or a cricket bat, stumps and a ball, one was all set. Alternatively, tree branches and twigs could be fashioned into bows and arrows, rifles and handguns. (Toy guns? You must be having a bubble. Not a sausage). I consider myself extremely lucky, I had a dog to keep me company when my mates were in church, working, or studying. Throughout the 1980s & 90s Saturday mornings were dominated by cheap live TV shows that ran for 3+ hours straight. TISWAS & Swap Shop were just terrible, never ending unwatchable tripe. I almost envy North American kids, for their half a day of cartoons every week. You lucky sods.

[@allengray5748]

Ya but thanks to music studies of your mates we have Hard Rock and METAL!! 🤟🏼🎸🎸‼️

[@ddw76y]

Two apps for android called Cartoon Classics and Retro TV show classic cartoons like these. Love them in spite of all the commercials.

[@Denovo-v9i]

Wonderfull wonderful 1:20 l wonderfull. Bring back my early years. Thanks

[@patman147]

Tarzan was great, thanks for sharing!

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[@ahhcmon9604]

Ive seen some of these i was born in '77 so some of them still played in the '80's

[@lewi7275]

I watched all of these when they originally aired and I miss Saturday morning, cartoons

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

Mongani, the apes or something like that, I still remember Tarzan, it would actually be good now a days

[@dannyburleigh1]

TARZAN was Huge in The 70's!! When summer came around I believed that I was TARZAN around swimming pools!

[@RobertGraziose]

Josie was an Archie comics spin off.

[@ruthfigueroa4163]

Grew up watch’n these cartoons every Saturday Mor’n with a bowl of cereal. 😂😂😂😂

[@kuriaki71]

Tarzan was my favorite.