1980s Forgotten Cartoons!

[@aaronak2005]

I was born in '84. But i still grew up watching most if these. I miss the moral messages of the time. It was a great time for cartoons!

[@TheInkPitOx]

Born very late 1985, but many 80s cartoons were shown in reruns during my childhood.

[@russellburgan9023]

@@aaronak2005 just imagine if it were still happening today. Would they even allow true morals on television?

[@kellychuang8373]

Also was growing up at that time was born in 1982 and it really was different not like today.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

​@@russellburgan9023this is both interesting and depressing. I don't know, certainly it wouldn't be perceived as purely wholesome the way it was then. I was think streaming because we don't all watch the same entertainment anymore has helped to erode our cultural identity however.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing your memories aaronak2005!

[@greggconley4017]

MASK was one of my favorites as a kid.

[@LlamaBobby]

It made me fall in love with the 57 Chevy 😂

[@vercopolis]

Moms got me matching MASK curtains and bedsheets. 😢🙂

[@shawnboogz7546]

I had all the stickers…what did they come out off..cereal box?

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

We had the best childhood!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching Tactical!

[@Yoshi-h7t]

Man I miss those day life was so much simple.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching karldavidblain6524!

[@Yoshi-h7t]

@@RhettyforHistory love your content keep it up God bless you greetings From Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

[@rogertemple7193]

I'm 59 my cartoon years were from the 70's and 80's with the 50's and 60's cartoons as reruns, i watched some of the cartoons in the 90's but they just weren't the same Thanks for the Classic Cartoon Memories.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

[@goodguy4342]

scooby dooby dooooo

[@d.vaughn8990]

I’m almost 55. I hear you! If you’ve never watched Sponge Bob - give it a try.

[@TheEngineeringFamily]

Don't forget about Dragon's Lair and the Dungeons and Dragons!

[@TaaxiCaab]

Saturday Mornings were a magical time for my 80s childhood.

[@RhettyforHistory]

It was huge for many kids during that time!

[@BrianMcKnight68]

All I wanted was some dinosaurs with FRICKIN’ lasers on their heads! Was that too much to ask? 🤣🤣🤣

[@jac1797]

How about the cartoons from the 80s for the girls my my daughter would have fun remembering those.

[@Lone-wolf-1982]

They were way ahead of their time.

[@plymouthduster225]

I was wondering if anybody would comment that lol

[@dcphariss-25INF]

Well played 👏

[@abrakahocus]

I'm still waiting on my flying car 😉

[@aronkelley8634]

Robotech, Garfield, He-Man, ThunderCats, Smurfs, Alf, Dennis the Menace, She-Ra, DuckTales, TailSpin, Rescue Rangers, TMNT, GI Joe, Inspector Gadget, Dawrkwing Duck, Voltron,Dinosaucers, just to name a few… 👍😎👍

[@madwelder9768]

@@aronkelley8634 yea I watched all them true classic

[@aronkelley8634]

@@madwelder9768Good times 👊

[@MzLady-rr8gj]

Jem, the Smurf’s, The Littles, GI Joe, Archie, PAC Man, Ghostbusters, Care Bears and Rainbow Bright. Afterward watching American Bandstand and Soul Train. If we couldn’t go outside continued watching old episodes of Kung Fu, Charlie Chan and Svengoolie, and Vincent Price movies. Saturday morning and afternoon, were fun but we had so many chores and yard work as well. GOOD TIMES

[@kellychuang8373]

Times that you don't see much of nowadays though there are some of those titles in another location in the Net but we all know it isn't the same and Saturday Morning and Afternoon cartoons are extinct.

[@Evil_Spotify_Metal_and_Rock]

"My family had a game called Cops. Every time we spotted a family member getting arrested on the show, we would take a shot." -Jeff Foxworthy

[@TammieR-B]

JEM and the holograms!!!! I never missed it and I recorded all the songs while I watched ❤ now my daughter plays them all on her KZbin. Definitely my kid👍 Thanks for the memories 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RhettyforHistory]

That's awesome that your daughter likes it too! Thank you for watching Tammie!

[@darquequeen]

He-Man, She-Ra, Voltron and Thundercats. Those were the days…

[@roaldgrimson-d5w]

Heathcliff, Care Bears, G.I. Joe, Gummi Bears, Fragile Rock, COPS, etc. I miss the 80's with all of my heart! Truly the best decade in modern history.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching darquequeen!

[@kellychuang8373]

Yeah then again there was no social media and Voltron now has some controversy to it since you may want to check out the original parts this show got. Said it was from 2 anime titles it ruined.

[@kellychuang8373]

@@roaldgrimson-d5w Things that if those shows aired today it wouldn't be OK now unlike what was accepted then.

[@bubbapacha7672]

Don't forget gi Joe and silver hawks....if u didn't know now u do. Now u know and as we ALL know. Knowing is .....

[@jamesmoss3424]

I remember watching all of the 80's cartoon shows when I was a kid and they all should come back one day. 😀👍

[@peteluis2849]

Silver Hawks and My Pet Monster.....thanks for the nostalgia

[@sg51psd04]

If I keep watching Rhetty I am going to have a mid-life crisis. Love the channel.

[@kellychuang8373]

Yes I can also say I have an interest in that too also lived through that era as well.

[@Abbotttdesign]

It's never too early for a mid life crisis! 😁👍

[@paulstan9828]

Ha!!! I was more of a 60’s cartoon kid. But I remember seeing most of these advertised. Hi Jodie! 👋😁🇦🇺

[@swansfan6944]

Hi Paul 👋😁🇺🇸

[@RhettyforHistory]

The 60s had some great cartoons that have really lived on forever and never be forgotten. Thank you for watching Paul!

[@sanjosesharks3534]

Transformers,Robotech,voltron both loins and cars,the real ghost busters, thundercats, gobots those was the cartoons i loved and watched growing up

[@richyakuoko2360]

The best decade for cartoons. I really miss the 80s.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching richyakuoko2360!

[@richyakuoko2360]

@@RhettyforHistory No problem. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@metern]

Omg. I totally forgot about Denver The Last Dinosaur 🥰. Now I have to find out how to watch it again 🙂.

[@metern]

Just watched the intro. That took me back to my childhood 🥲.

[@cdldriver2348]

I still have my 1984 Optimus Prime still in the box in 2024, BTW, I am 53, so 40 years I've had it.

[@justmejenny7986]

That's gotta be worth a good amount.

[@jeffgray7922]

Dang, I took mine out and played with it, which was great, but now it's gone. :(

[@ericseitzler81]

How as a kid did you not play with it?you must have had a second one?

[@RhettyforHistory]

Oh that is awesome that you still have that! Thank you for watching cdldriver2348!

[@KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgain]

@@jeffgray7922 played with mine so much as soon as you pick him up the legs fall down. We had fun playing with they toys connected to the shows we loved.

[@SurenDrakensberg]

Hey, what about Thundar the Barbarian! I loved that cartoon. It's dark sci-fi and fantasy elements were cool, with characters inspired by movies like Star Wars. It had a limited run of I think one season in the early 80s. 👍🏼

[@TheComicRelief9001]

Bravestarr sounds insane (and that's because it was), but it was actually really well-made for the time. I think I read somewhere that the show's creative team butted heads with the toy companies a lot, and that's why it got cancelled. Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention DENVER, THE LAST DINOSAUR; HE'S MAH FRIEND AND A WHOLE LOT MORE

[@shannondore]

Omg! There was a Rambo cartoon?😂🤣 That's funny. I wasn't watching cartoons anymore in the late 80s, so I didn't know about most of these. Fun video, though. I do remember eating Mr. T cereal, I wish I still had the box.😊

[@bigjermboktown6976]

I'd really love to watch some of those cartoons now! Especially the Rambo cartoon and the cops cartoon. And I also love Captain caveman

[@amedina.mobile]

Bionic Six! Those had a lot of the prod staff names in Japanese and all episodes were stunningly well-drawn and detailed - plus cool music to boot!

[@LISA.R.2112]

Thanks as always Rhett !! Binge watching 😊👍

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for Binge watching Lisa!!

[@maikeru_riddle]

I still love Go-Bots and MASK! Also one of my favorites that only had two seasons was the 80's Pac-Man cartoon! 😎👍

[@brendakrieger7000]

Always enjoy your videos! Thank you for continuing to make awesome content💕

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching Brenda! I'm happy to hear you are enjoying all the videos.

[@kellychuang8373]

Really can say thanks for the memories Rhetty and also saw through some of them just recently but really a different time when these cartoons first came out since there was no streaming, Internet and smartphones then. Along with computers advanced enough for this and a TV was still a TV.

[@J_Calvin_Hobbes]

My cartoon era was the 70's but still like everything Rhetty produces 🙂

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching J_Calvin_Hobbes. The 70s saw some great cartoons!

[@cdldriver2348]

Funny thing, now that I am older, I noticed in M.A.S.K., they were actually wearing a helmet, not a mask.

[@3DJapan]

I think a mask can cover the whole head, like a Halloween Freddy Krueger mask would cover your whole head.

[@cdldriver2348]

@@3DJapan Helmets are designed to absorb impact and protect the skull and brain in the event of a crash. They cover the entire head (and often the face), while masks only cover the lower part of the face.

[@randallross420]

H.E.L.M.E.T.

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

@@randallross420 Heros, Eliminating, Lots of, Mean, Enemy, Types.

[@randallross420]

@@MadHax-wt5tl Thats so much better than what i was brainstorming 🤣

[@mysticwolf75]

I remember watching pretty much all of these growing up!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching mysticwolf75!

[@ironsceptren519]

Centurions, loved that cartoon. They had a toy line and had the PSAs at the end of the show too

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you loved ironsceptren519!

[@DaBoff858]

Dinosaucers was my favorite cartoon and Turbo Teen on the USA Cartoon Express was the best! Trollkins and The Biskitts! Love the 80's!

[@flutterfleur]

i’m gen z and i grew up with all of these!! the nostalgia is INSANE

[@roaldgrimson-d5w]

Yeah. Same here.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching estherthejester!

[@flutterfleur]

@@RhettyforHistory ofc! you’re a delight to watch 🦋

[@ryulee458]

Man you take me really back love the 80s bro love the 70s as well those were the good years the kids of today will never have it as good as we did. 🤪👍👍

[@dcphariss-25INF]

Don't forget Star Blazers. A naval vessel flying through space, with a kickass old bearded captain commanding the intergalactic adventures

[@displacedyankee7819]

As well as Battle of the Planets

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching dcphariss7497!

[@jons.6216]

I think you summed it up pretty quickly in the intro, Rhetty that many of these were just glorified toy commercials! Haha! I don't really remember any of them, but I was getting too old for cartoons by the 80s anyhow! Lucky I never watched any with my nieces and nephews!

[@justmejenny7986]

I remember all of these; I just didn't watch them. My favorite was and still is Scooby Doo. 2nd favorite is Josie and the Pussycats. Also loved The Smurfs and Shirt Tales.

[@TheInkPitOx]

After discovering its awesome intro as a kid, I ended up finding a few episodes of Denver many years later. COPS was not a reality show. It was a police drama. Nostalgia Critic talked about Dino Riders when reviewing a commercial for the toys. He wondered why it never took off because it is the ultimate boy toy.

[@raphaeldullaert2426]

The intro tune of inspector gadget is a masterpiece ❤🎉 And I love to see all these forgotten classics back again, Thank you for the reminder

[@lilitharam44]

Thanks for the memories Rhetty! I'm glad you showed some before the video started because I remember Heathcliff and Inspector Gadget. Here's one you might not remember, Rude Dog. I barely remember it but it was cute and the merch was everywhere. Keep up the great work!

[@adamnichol4526]

As a young kid in the early 80s my fave VHSs were the Transformers movie and the battle for gobotron arc of gobots. I used to rent gobots & rock lords all the time too. I dont think all the shows here made it to the UK; but does anyone else remember Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light?

[@stanford-nf4jk]

I loved almost anything by DiC Entertainment. Many of these cartoons were in fact produced by them! Andy Heyward and Jean Chalopin, names I remember from the credits of their shows, were responsible for so many of my childhood memories!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching Stanford!

[@riderfkc2835]

anyone here remembers BIONIC 6? character's names were cool like IQ one and ROCK one ☺️

[@thomasdobbs4615]

Yes I remember that when I used to watch as a kid. It was hard to find because my TV station will change all the time and I couldn't watch it back in the day before we could Google something we just couldn't find it anymore but I enjoyed it when it was on.

[@TrangleC]

I longed to get the Dino Riders Tyrannosaurus Rex play set. Still remember how I was a little boy, sitting on my bedroom floor with pen and paper, calculating how many birthdays and Christmases I would have to save up to be able to afford it. I grew up in Germany and for some reason this stuff was way more expensive here than it was in the USA. Usually when I look up what toys I remember from my childhood cost in the USA, the price is one fifth of what it was in Germany. For example, I was flabbergasted when I first learned that the "Masters of the Universe Castle Greyskull" cost 20 to 25 Dollars in the USA. My parents paid like almost 200 Deutschmarks, which back then were about 100 US Dollars for it. A simple Masters of the Universe action figure cost about 30 to 40 Deutschmarks, thus about as much as the castle cost in the USA. Knowing what cheap plastic junk all that stuff was, I can understand why my parents didn't like to buy that stuff for me, but I was obsessed and would have sold my soul for that crap.

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

I rember some, forgot others. Thanks for the vlog, great memories!

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching my friend!

[@drusmith3480]

I watched TRANSFORMERS every day after school. 📚 📺

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you loved drusmith3480!

[@ReginaldTate-le6fe]

@drusmith3480 So did I myself too as well okay.

[@jeffgray7922]

I used to love watching MASK. Watching that show was the first time I tried impersonating a voice and it was the Jack Nicholson-sounding, "Mask will be right back....and so will Venom" that would come on right before a commercial break. Gobots were also cool, and transformers, of course. I liked both and had various of both toys. I'm glad I was a kid during the 80's.

[@teejaynumber13]

I remember all of these but the only one I liked watching was COPS. I also had some BraveStar toys but I don't remember ever watching the show. Same with Mr. T cereal.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing some of what you remember teejaynumber13!

[@janedee6488]

I watch cartoons with my grandkids. Love Strawberry Shortcake.

[@RhettyforHistory]

That is great that you do that Jane! Thank you for watching!

[@FNHot]

Silverhawks, Thundercats, He-Man, Bravestarr, She-Ra, Real Ghostbusters, Filmation Ghostbusters, Visonaries, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bionic Six, Beetle Juice and Madballs

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching FNHot!

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I still know the Bravestar song. It was quite popular in the UK when I was a kid

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching A-small-amount-of-peas!

[@theeclecticlifewithsam]

I used to watch Go-Bots when I was a kid. It was like the B-list version of Transformers. Still cool though. I really liked Voltron, Denver the last Dinosaur, and Captain Planet. Good times! 👍😎

[@Lone-wolf-1982]

80s/early 90s cartoons were very much a plug for toys. And I loved it. This was the best decade for cartoons. G.I. Joe Thundercats Ducktales Smurfs Transformers He-Man Tale-Spin(might've been early 90s) GoBots Gummi Bears The Snorks Inspector Gadget The Real Ghostbusters Heathcliff Rescue Rangers TMNT Garfield Vultron Alvin & the Chipmunks Eek the Cat ........the list goes on and on.

[@Phant0mwolf-Productions]

None of these are forgotten. All of them are fondly remembered by me. Not to mention thanks to still owning a VCR, I still have a majority of them

[@jasonlmeadows]

Loved MASK and still watch it on Tubi. I had a few of the toys are are ones I wish I still had. The Inhumanoids was also another one I really enjoyed. I can still hear the shriek "DECOMPOSE!" One cartoon I enjoyed that did not make the list was Blackstar.

[@chrislaustin]

The Flintstones lasted as it was pretty much an adult sitcom in animated form, and Sooby-Doo while not at the Flintstones level, it was better quality than similar offerings of the period. The unique aspect of Scooby just connected with kids and adults, which led to even Hanna-Barbera cannibalizing its own show with tons of copy cat offerings(trying to catch lightning twice). I enjoyed many of the shows seen in this video, but the key to lasting success is syndication, and most of these shows only lasted a season, or two at most. Mr. T as an example was fairly decent, but it would only last as long as his career was relevant, and most of these shows met the same fate. Transformers and GI Joe were the toy lines to beat and a show like the Go-Bots which I enjoyed, just had zero chance of success against the better toys and shows.

[@Cahos_Rahne_Veloza]

There's this cartoon I once saw when I was probably four or five back in '83 or '84. I'm not sure if it's indeed from the 80's or the 70's, but back then we were still getting reruns of obscure Hannah-Barbera cartoons like the Hair Bear Bunch and Funky Phantom. Anyway it was about three dogs, I'm not even sure if they're dogs actually, who had this sort of power they use when they're in a pinch. They would "merge" into this "Super Dog" that emitted a flash of light that scares away the monster of the day. By merge what they actually do is two of them, the taller ones, would stand so close together that their faces kinda look like they become one. Then one of the taller dogs who wears a hat and is actually the coward of the trio makes his hat wider so it'll fit his and the other dog, who's actually the leader's smushed together heads. Then the smallest and strongest dog lifts the two to complete their "Fused" glowing form. I'm not sure if it's a Hannah Barbera show or not but I remember it being aired in between Paw Paw Bears and The Hair Bear Bunch.

[@Cahos_Rahne_Veloza]

I finally figured out what cartoon this was... Pandamonium and it was from MGM Studios... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandamonium_(TV_series) And I was wrong, they were Pandas and not dogs.

[@siddrajput1029]

Voltron and Heathcliff

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you loved siddrajput1029!

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

I always liked that in the show MASK, the villains - with their acronym - actually acknowledged they were Vicious & Evil. And you didn't mention Centurions.

[@scotttheil7824]

I recall a SUPERMAN cartoon in the late 80's. Thanks for the trip down 1980's cartoon memory lane.

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching Scott!

[@micker9830]

I still sing the Mr. T cartoon song lol MR T 🎶🎺🎵

[@LaManteca76]

Lol, me too!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching micker9830!

[@bigshot0987]

I miss Saturday morning cartoons and wrestling waited all week for Saturday morning shows kinda like yours now Rhett 😂😂 someone put me in a time machine and let's live in the 80s 😂

[@fakereality96]

I remember that dinosaur with glasses on, but never got deep into what he was about. The one with the Indian and the horse sounded interesting. Dinosaurs with lasers sounded like fun. For me it was The Real Ghostbusters, TMNT, Duck Tales, maybe Smurfs if I was stuck inside.

[@BusDriversLife]

First Blood a great movie!❤

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching BusDriversLife!

[@3Storms]

GoBots are back on the air. METV has introduced a new spin-off channel called "METV Toons." Gobots runs on weekends around 2 am, which is a terrible time slot but hey it's on. Discovery Family ran both the classic GI Joe and G1 Transformers cartoons up until a couple of years ago when they cancelled both for the new modern Transformers like "Rescue Bots."

[@rayhume1971]

Anybody remember watching Force Five and/or Star Blazers?

[@gmwcfhg]

One of my favorite Saturday morning cartoons from the mid 80s was Kidd Video about a teenage pop group of the same name who got sucked into an animated world called the Flip Side by the evil Master Blaster and, along with clips of popular music videos of that period, each episode would end with a music video by the group (one of the band members was played by Robbie Rist, aka cousin Oliver on The Brady Bunch)

[@Roctev]

Man this brought back some memories, I loved MASK and Bravestarr and even enjoyed the Go-Bots, but growing up in the UK we didn't get all of the shows mentioned here. Still the 80's were a golden time.

[@jkxelor1295]

I’ve got my PJ’s on and my PacMan cereal and I’m ready to watch!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching jkxelor1295!

[@KevoRetro1]

@@jkxelor1295 Yeah man that was some delicious cereal.

[@chrislaustin]

Special shout out to Turbo Teen, as I watch that show every week and now as an adult, I have to ask my younger self, what were you smoking? LOL Another of my favorites from the 80's was Goldie Gold and Action Jack, as it somewhat had the Scooby-Doo mystery vibes, but the outlandish lifestyle of Richie Rich(the best of both worlds).

[@XPBInthenight]

One I remember was Filmation’s “Ghostbusters”, which was very different from the cartoon based on the movie.

[@CetranRage]

silverhawks was a great cartoon and had some of the best toys including a figure with saw for a hand.

[@RhettyforHistory]

That one will definitely be in a future episode of the same decade. Thank you for watching CetranRage!

[@aariley2]

Inspector Gadget Ooh Hoo!😅

[@fakereality96]

Rrraaaarrrr!!! 😸

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching aariley! That is a great one to mention in a future episode.

[@russellburgan9023]

Good stuff brother. Thanks for sharing.

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching Russell!

[@TheFenwayman1912]

I'm an 80s kid. Born in "76," the 80s were the best. I dare you to convince me otherwise. Going up in the 80s yielded the best childhood.

[@stevehall383]

The cartoons of the 60s and the 70s were the best and these on this video are forgotten for a reason.

[@johnjones393]

Easy there boomer. There were plenty of good 80s cartoons just like there were plenty of bad 60s and 70s cartoons.

[@penbucket]

Gi Joe, Scooby Do of course, Muppets Babies was awesome, Great Space Coaster was really weird, He Man. I’m sure many more that I just don’t remember

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing a few others you remember penbucket!

[@topchief1]

Denver the last dinosaur, he's my friend and so much more

[@LaManteca76]

Lol I was gonna write this but you beat me to it! 😂

[@goodolerebel63]

❤ i still watch bravestar...have the dvd box set..and its in my Playlist on here...

[@sneggleblech]

I loved Bravestarr! I had the action figure.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you had and lobed sneggleblech!

[@mitchbray6637]

I ahve the second season of The Challenge of The Gobots on DVD and I think the series holds up well. It may be a bargain bin version of the Transformers, but I love it and I think some of the episodes are rather epic. Ut Tu, Cy-Kill is one of the best episodes of the series. Great show.

[@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ]

Oh man, do you remember that one cartoon from the 80s? It was called something like "Galactic Groove Rangers" or "Space Slime Spectacular" or... something like that. It was so bizarre and creepy, I can't believe they aired it back then! I vaguely remember the plot being about these mutant space snails who were trying to take over the universe by hypnotizing everyone with their slime trails. And the main characters were these talking vegetables who had to use disco dance moves to defeat them. Totally weird, right? There was this one episode where they accidentally shrunk down to the size of atoms and had to navigate through a maze inside a talking toaster to escape. And the toaster kept telling them riddles in this eerie, metallic voice that still gives me chills. Oh, and the dialogue was so strange. I remember one line where the broccoli character said something like, "Beware the shimmering slime, for it carries the dreams of the forgotten stars." Like, what does that even mean? It was like they were trying to be deep but just ended up confusing everyone. And then there was this recurring villain called Professor Gloom, who had a pet cloud that would rain acid rain on anyone who crossed him. I mean, who comes up with this stuff? Looking back, I have no idea how they thought this was suitable for kids. It was like a psychedelic trip gone wrong, with weird colors and trippy backgrounds. But hey, maybe that's why we turned out the way we did! If anyone else remembers this show or knows what I'm talking about, please let me know. I feel like I'm the only one who remembers this bizarre piece of 80s animation history!

[@plymouthduster225]

Im a 90's kid myself but I do remember that Mr. T cartoon it was one of my sisters favorites. I watched the 90's Transformers mostly Cartoon Network was what station i remember watching cartoons on.

[@johncarlopascual4228]

I rememberwatching this in the 80s and 90s when i was a kid here in the philippines, almost every weekends saturday and sunday are all cartoons and tokosatsu series was aired in that time...missed those days...😊

[@3DJapan]

I LOVED the MASK series and toys. I had the mountain base play set.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Do you still have that play set? Thank you for watching 3DJapan!

[@3DJapan]

@@RhettyforHistory I wish. I don't remember seeing it since I was like 10.

[@johnjones393]

I had that base too. It was a cool toy line.

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Rhetty. 👍🏻😊

[@RhettyforHistory]

You're welcome and thank you for watching my friend!

[@billschlafly4107]

I can't believe you didn't include "Battle of the Planets" which ran from '78-'80. My friends and I simply called the show "G-Force", who were the good guys.

[@mcorleonep]

I remember that. The Japanese version (Gatchaman) was way better than the watered down Americanized version.

[@dcphariss-25INF]

Battle of the Planets was the best cartoon in the 80's. Action, drama, badass spaceship, small rip off of Star Wars, but that was ok. Who remembers Star Blazers?

[@LaManteca76]

I loved BotP! I have the Funkos of Mark, Jason, & Princess. I still need Keyop & the Owl pilot(I can't remember his name).

[@billschlafly4107]

@@LaManteca76 If you look around on the web you can find full episodes. I was shocked to hear Casey Kasem's voice as the young protagonist.

[@rstyeast73]

@LaManteca76 Oh, you mean Tiny, or Ryu as he was known in Japan.

[@usamazahid3882]

RoboCop, COPS, and Rambo were my first Cartoons back in the day, when popular ones like Transformers, He-Man, ThunderCats/Silverhawks, GI JOE, TMNT, were awesome at the time.

[@melissacooper8724]

As a kid in the 1980s my all time favorite cartoon at the time was The Smurfs. I had a lot of the Smurfs memorabilia! My obsession with them drove my older sister right up the wall! 😂

[@wrestlingwithjay3770]

80’s Vintage Vibe

[@amedina.mobile]

Another whose name I forgot, featured the comic book heroes of before: Mandrake, Phantom, and some others in that vein, but it was a late 1980's show.

[@FNHot]

Turbo Teen was based off a live action show that came first.

[@GCMadej]

A gas station attached to a volcano? Um...

[@3Storms]

It was cool and impressive when we were kids.

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

Yup and I had that toy!

[@3DJapan]

Maybe not the safest location, looking back.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching GCMadej!

[@amedina.mobile]

Filmation Associates, besides He-Man, She-Ra, and Bravestarr did produce a ”Ghostbusters” series which, in Mexico, was short-lived - quickly replaced in a competing network by DiC's The Real Ghostbusters.

[@Sho81]

I remember I had toys from every cartoon there but some of my favorite toys were from a line called Starcom. Spring loaded toys were the doors opened up or wings popped out and they had a bunch of magnets both on the vehicles and on the feet of the characters.

[@billwalker5623]

I used to love the pac man cartoons and the mighty mouse re boot, all good stuff

[@RhettyforHistory]

Thank you for watching and sharing what you loved Bill!

[@shadowvessel]

Seeing Turbo Teen in the thumbnail is why I clicked. I used to love that show. The whole hot/cold triggering system used to bug me, but I was always in the yard pretending to have the same power. Lol