15 Best 60s Cartoon Shows That Are Still Fresh In Our Memories!

[@TheCommenterDragon]

It's true these cartoons may have been around since the 60's, and some might think that they are outdated but they are still all timeless classics! and everyone knows you can't beat the classics.

[@dennistaylor5065]

The 60's dominated the 90's on Cartoon Network. Scooby Doo became such a household name in the 90's that it lead to 4 of the best straight-to-video movies.

[@mkproductions2.0]

indeed

[@charlesbennett7484]

I'm a 90s kid myself but I still watched most of these growing up. Gotta love them re-runs!

[@pierrebuieii3908]

Me too lol

[@Bonzomallard]

Was a bit of a shame TOPCAT didn’t get a mention. But what a fun video, very enjoyable ☺️

[@Kas58223]

I loved Top Cat as a kid

[@pnwajs3532]

Felix the Cat and UnderDog too.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

quite a few of these cartoons were in syndication still during the 80s and i think 90s, i remember watching them thinking, "they dont seem that old". the 60s ended up creating some timeless toons, which just makes me think that the big cartoon renaissance may have been inspired by the toons of the 60s.

[@pierrebuieii3908]

True

[@derekseven1647]

Thanks for putting this together I own a lot of these on DVD and as an adult I have showed these to my kids

[@mkproductions2.0]

good for you!

[@antoniowiley8514]

I loved all my classic memories priceless cartoons I really enjoy until this day also...😇😇🙌👊🙏🙏👋

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

Hadji: I owe Dr. Quest very much big time! Dr. Quest: What's so great about bases ball?

[@annettemalaski1967]

The Galaxy Trio did have back stories. If you chose DD and Mutley, then Wacky Races should have been in also. The Races came first, then the pigeon.

[@charlesbennett7484]

Frankenstein Jr. was voiced by Ted Cassidy a.k.a. "Lurch" from The Addams Family.

[@steve-ec5wp]

SUPER COOL TIMES,!THANKS FOR THE MOMORIES!🤣!

[@stevenallen9992]

I love cartoons/anime

[@cesaralejandro7725]

Scooby doo is fucking epic.

[@helygg8892]

I'm in my late 20s and watched all this everyday before school on old cartoon network and boomerang

[@supernova1969]

Great Episode. I loved Motor mouse and Auto cat, Archie, Joséy and the Pussy Cats The Brady Kids Josey and the Pussy Cats in outer space, Atom Ant, and Mighty Mightor

[@reinaldorodriguez7314]

One of my favorites was Gigantor and Marine Boy, can't forget the superfriends

[@charlesbennett7484]

Space Ghost was provided a back story in the form of a comic book miniseries. It was actually rather dark and I'm not sure if it is really canon but it does exist...

[@danielneal4249]

Timeless....

[@maureencora1]

I Liked 9 Out of 15. 1964 Jonny Quest is the Best. You Should of Had 20. Moby Dick & the Mighty Migtor, Fantastic Four, CBS Lone Ranger, Pink Panther, George of the Jungle.

[@MrSpidey1970]

What no Marine Boy? 😔

[@spawnofragnarok9267]

KZbin video idea 💡 ? The top 10 most powerful characters in the twilight zone universe/multiverse ?

[@charlesbennett7484]

Am I the only one who thought The Jetsons seemed a little dystopian at times?

[@andreb.thomas5926]

14:01 My favorite. Chao.

[@stevengalloway8052]

Okay, Herculoids! Shazzan! 😏

[@wyldshot666]

These shows are legendary. Johnny Quest....."forgettable" ? 😆😆😆😆

[@derekseven1647]

To me formation and Hannah Barbera was more interesting and entertaining to me than any Disney cartoon growing up.

[@BarbaraHolmes-re2gs]

I like the episode called bird man from the 1967 and I would like to see the video series. From Barbara Holmes.

[@freedmansjournal]

The Herculoids and Space Ghost need the Marvel treatment, sans woke of course.

[@deanseawa]

Space Patrol was 1962.

[@msn64man1]

Hanna barbera studios

[@skippybiscuit275]

Flintstones was prime time not Saturday

[@nevsoul9646]

Popeye was out before the 60s......

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Exactly, Popeye's actually been around since the late 1920's or so i've read.

[@barstro]

Yes, Popeye was around decades prior to the 60s. Popeye first appeared Thimble Theatre comic strips in 1919 in the New York Journal and appeared in other comic strips in the 20s. Popeye The Sailor was released by Paramount Pictures in theatrical shorts, most notably Popeye The Sailor meets Sinbad the Sailor in 1936. It earned an Academy Award nomination but was beaten out by Walt Disney Studios. Over the years, various theatrical shorts were released and were used as advertisements for spinach in the late 50s on television. It was not until 1960 that that Popeye The Sailor cartoon series began.

[@jamespope7669]

You are aware that there was a Popeye cartoon in the 60s, right. This wasn't when Popeye was made.

[@nevsoul9646]

@@barstro oh ok