Hanna Barbera Cartoons Logo History

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Hanna-Barbera was originally formed as a division of MGM in 1944 by Tom and Jerry creators and directors; William "Bill" Hanna & Joseph "Joe" Barbera and live-action director George Sidney as "H-B Enterprises" in order to produce sponsored films and later television commercials. In 1955, Bill and Joe later became the co-heads of the MGM animation department after producer Fred Quimby retired. After MGM shut down its animation studio in 1957, H-B Enterprises became Hanna and Barbera's full-time job. The same year, H-B struck a deal with Columbia Pictures Corporation to syndicate the cartoons on television in conjunction with Columbia's television division Screen Gems until 1966 and co-produced several cartoons in the early 1970s until 1974 and by Columbia Pictures Television from 1974-1975. The company was renamed to "Hanna-Barbera Productions" in 1959 and was later acquired by Taft Broadcasting in 1967; Taft was later renamed to Great American Broadcasting in 1987 after a buyout; it would then be renamed to Citicasters in 1993 before finally being absorbed into Jacor Communications in 1997, who in turn was acquired by ClearChannel Communications (now iHeart Media) in 1999. In 1991, the studio was purchased by Turner Broadcasting, initially with help from the Apollo Investment Group. Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera both went into semi-retirement, yet continued to serve as ceremonial figureheads for the studio. The same year, the company was renamed to "H-B Production Co." and renamed again as "Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, Inc." in 1993. In 1992, Turner launched the Cartoon Network, which had been built around reruns from the Hanna-Barbera and the Turner Entertainment Co. cartoon libraries (pre-1986 MGM, pre-1950 WB, and a.a.p. cartoons). The same year in 1994, Turner turned Hanna-Barbera towards primarily producing new material for its Cartoon Network when Cartoon Network Studios was organized as a division of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, Inc. On October 10, 1996, Turner was bought out by Time Warner. With William Hanna's death in 2001, Hanna-Barbera was folded into Warner Bros. Animation, and Cartoon Network Studios (a subsidiary of Hanna-Barbera formed in 1994) became a separate company and assumed production of Cartoon Network's output. Joe Barbera remained with Warner Bros. Animation until his death in 2006. Today, Hanna-Barbera still survives as an in-name-only unit of Warner Bros. Animation for distribution and marketing of properties and productions associated with Hanna-Barbera's "classic" works. However, not all cartoons co-produced by Hanna-Barbera are owned by Time Warner such as the following: Jeannie and The Partridge Family 2200 A.D. (Sony Pictures Television), The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang, Laverne & Shirley in the Army, Amigo and Friends, The Little Rascals: The Animated Series, and the 1970 Harlem Globetrotters cartoon (CBS Television Studios/CBS Television Distribution), Gravedale High (NBCUniversal Television), Capitol Critters (20th Century Fox Television), Pink Panther and Sons, The Adventures of Sinbad Jr., and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (first season co-produced by H-B and the second season was co-produced by DiC, MGM Television), and most of the theatrical library. Warner Bros. has no kind of rights to any of these series listed.

[@JontyMaster]

40:40 was from 1993-1996 Also video starts at 0:40

[@aycanmalkoc9335]

Nıcktoons

[@olurayramond5382]

@@aycanmalkoc9335 no

[@126omas]

Mom 3:18

[@126omas]

Star butterfly ⭐🦋👱 4:57

[@126omas]

VICTORY GIRL SUPER ⭐🦋🦉🦄🍭🍭

[@kb00mm]

the swirling star is my favorite and the most nostalgic one for me!

[@nicholasshade]

I love the star. 🌟 I loved seeing after my cartoons. It made me so happy to see the star. 🌟 it brought color to my life. 🌈

[@springheartedtiger]

It’s my favorite too! Because all the good cartoons came after that star

[@axelbeltran9317]

I use to be scared of the swirling star because when I was watching tv at night at the end that sound got stuck on the head and I was scared to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night

[@haydenross7320]

@@axelbeltran9317 yeah when I watched Powerpuff Girls after the credits the swirling star and zoom Cartoon Network from 1998 it used to freak me out

[@LooneyFan]

Me too

[@dslsct1683]

Born in the mid-80's. Kid in the 90's. I did not realize how many Hannah-Barbera cartoons I watched as the logo evolved!

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

It's amazing to remember that the OG Powerpuff Girls had one of the last versions of the swirling star logos before the removal of it for the CN/Cartoon Cartoon logo.

[@aubreeofarc]

43:07 That sound transition between the Swirling Star logo to the Comedy All Stars logo

[@digitalxkai]

Who else thought Hanna Barbara was a woman 💀

[@SatsukiVM]

I did, until a year later I found out that Hanna-Barbera are the last names of the founders William Hanna and Joseph Barbera (both males). 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@looneysprig]

I thought that as well until I discovered their Wikipedia page……

[@pa.encema2821]

I did

[@JustMiaMakingStuff]

I did until 7-8yo me watched a KZbin video about the history of Hanna Barberra

[@x_holly_the_fan_x]

Hanna Barbara what is my favourite logo😅

[@definecoco27]

The Star in circles is addictive 😆

[@Ro23113]

It's addictive to me too

[@chrisloUSA]

Didn’t realize H&B still exist, the swirling Star and the various Cartoon Network logos are what I had as a child.

[@MNIMnoob]

It doesn’t exist, it’s just a new logo for any Hanna-Barbera related release. It’s still animated under WB animation

[@starmaxs.r.i]

The swirling star always makes my heart sing

[@Eatwithbella012]

❤ 39:51

[@Eatwithbella012]

Victory 40:02 40:03

[@zachtheobald3802]

The orange/blue logo and the swirling star were my favorites! The Nostalgia!

[@dannyram2002]

32:37 higher pitched I love it well!

[@gkfujiwaraesquibel7998]

The Swirling Star was the most memorable but also the scariest lol.

[@anthonymatthews5854]

I knew I wasn't the only one creeped out by that lol

[@Musicradio77Network]

And as of right now, Hanna-Barbera is back. Thanks to the news that we just heard. Hanna-Barbera has returned as Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe. Let’s hope if things get better than the past ones.

[@MariaRamirez-fx7vl]

Really? Good news then, I wonder if they can continue the style they had going during the 90's with Swat Kats, the revival of Secret Squirrel or The Powerpuff Girls.

[@No-hd4cg]

Hopefully the 2020s will be just as good as the 1970s for Hanna-Barbera

[@ericthompson9970]

🤔You do realize that Joseph Hanna and Wi

[@OsagieGuobadia]

Dang. Who knew, the Hanna-Barbera logo still lives since it's launch in the year 1944. When I was originally born in the year 1998, I saw the logo of Hanna-Barbera variant in the year 1994 right before Turner logo at the ending episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where are You! : )

[@Alola_Hanna-Barbera_TMS_Fan]

No ones gonna talk about 13:16 where the HB Box logo has the Screen Gems S From Heck shortened theme?

[@qpol]

probably a plaster

[@BopExtra-2poiny0]

Kambka

[@BopExtra-2poiny0]

13:16

[@TheBadman709]

The swirling star was my nostalgia favorites

[@tatianalisbeth6264]

40:05 Why is The Flintstones celebrating Christmas if they're in the Stone Age?

[@JontyMaster]

That's a good question...

[@Beancito_Horroroso]

Good question

[@angydiflon6158]

Yes

[@Untitled-Channel349]

Really Good question. Its because THIS IS JUST A CRATOON YOU DUMBA-

[@johnathanbailey466]

Didn't they know that B.C. stands for "before Christ"?

[@kjemradio]

The swirling star was one of the best logos created. Next to that would be the accordion rainbow HB logo. The Jetson's doorbell swirl star is another fave. Logos today are just not as awesome as they once were. A really good example is the Lorimar writing that had that elegant electric piano playing (this was used after Dallas in the late 1970s). One of my all time favorite logos was the ITC logo. Three elongated diamonds (red green and blue) spun with a great fanfare, and would always let me know it was time for The Muppet Show (yaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee).

[@danielanderson4726]

I remember the ITC logo from TTD 90 with either Larry Van Nuys or Art James-"This is Larry Van Nuys/Art James. Tic Tac Dough is a Jack Barry & Dan Enright Production, (and is) distributed by ITC!"

[@АннаМакеенко-о9ж]

29:07

[@LilacTuba]

0:41 Ruff and Reddy (1957) 0:47 Ruff and Reddy (1958) 0:55 Yogi Bear (1958) 1:00 Pixie and Dixie and Mr Jinks (1958) 1:06 Huckleberry Hound (1958) 1:13 Loopy De Loop (1969) 1:21 Pixie and Dixie and Mr Jinks The End Version (1969) 1:26 Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy (1969) 1:33 Huckleberry Hound The End Version (1969) 1:39 The Flintstones (1969) 1:43 Huckleberry Hound Not In-Color (1969) 1:50 The Flintstones (1969) 1:53 Top Cat (1969) 1:58 Top Cat (1969) 2:04 Top Cat (1969) 2:13 Top Cat (1969) 2:20 Top Cat (1969) 2:25 The Jetsons (1969) 2:28 The Jetsons (1969) 2:34 The Jetsons (1969) 2:41 The Flintstones (1969) 2:48 The Flintstones (1969) 2:52 Jonny Quest Not In-Color (1969) 2:57 The Flintstones (1969) 3:01 The Flintstones (1969) 3:05 Jonny Quest (1969) 3:08 The Flintstones (1969) 3:12 The Flintstones (1969) 3:16 The Flintstones (1969) 3:21 Wolper (1969) 3:24 Space Ghost (1969) 3:31 Wolper (1969) 3:34 The Peter Potamus Show Not In-Color (1969) 3:38 ????(1969) 3:43 ???? (1969) 3:46 ???? (1969) 3:50 ???? (1969) 3:54 ???? (1969) 3:56 ???? (1969) 3:59 Scooby Doo (1969) 4:02 Scooby Doo (1969) 4:05 Scooby Doo (1970) 4:10 ???? (1970) 4:14 Scooby Doo (1970) 4:19 ???? (1970) 4:22 Scooby Doo (1970) 4:27 ???? (1970) 4:29 ???? (1970) 4:33 Scooby Doo (1970) 4:36 ???? (1971) 4:40 ???? (1971) 4:47 ???? (1971) 4:50 ???? (1971) 4:54 ???? (1971) 4:56 ???? (1972) 4:59 Yogi's Ark Lark (1972) 5:03 ???? (1972)

[@DACOOKINGCHANNEL]

3:54 what was that one

[@graphitetailgrace3870]

4:40-4:45 are from episodes of "Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch!" I think the character designs kinda creeped me out a bit as a kid. 3:50 is most likely The Perils of Penelope Pitstop. I'm not clear on if that show came before or after Wacky Races. 3:54-3:56 are from The Cattanooga Cats. 4:27 is probably The Harlem Globetrotters. Or whatever its title was. 4:30 is Josie and the Pussycats. 3:46 Either Wacky Races or Dastardly and Muttley. More likely the former. 4:10 I stumbled on this one while trying to identify others, it's from Where's Huddles. 4:19 Motormouse and Autocat 4:56 Wait 'Till Your Father Gets Home. 4:47 is The Funky Phantom. 5:03 Is New Scooby-Doo Movies, followed by Sealab 2020. 3:38 is The Abbot and Costello Show.

[@francescomessina9987]

@@graphitetailgrace3870 3:50 probably after wacky races and dick dastardly and muttley and flying machines released

[@francescomessina9987]

@@graphitetailgrace3870 3:47 probably wacky races since dick dastardly and muttley and flying machines is probably fly and not races

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

I think the 5:03 one that you didnt know was probably the new scooby doo movies. It said © 1972 and the new scooby doo movies released in 1972

[@gamingninja_77]

The most nostalgic cartoon studio in the universe’s history ❤

[@Eatwithbella012]

Descendants DISNEY Channel film

[@SatsukiVM]

5:30 The "S from Hell" is secretly behind Hanna-Barbera Productions!!!

[@atfstransformations7023]

Screen gems small reference

[@Trainlover1995]

45:37 I remember when they aired "Meet the Reaper" on Cartoon Planet in 2012, they aired the end credits, which had, up to that point, never been aired, as it had been aired as part of "Grim & Evil" and later "The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy", and therefore had the end credits of those series. When I saw this logo pop up, it was eye-opening, and I immediately went to the Billy & Mandy Wiki to add this information. As I would later learn, the pilot was actually the final (new) production to bear the Hanna-Barbera name.

[@ECDT1089-EtheLamborghini]

Swirling Star, All-Stars, and all the Cartoon Network variants are the most nostalgic to me.

[@jdowneypiano]

And the winner is… (Drum roll, please)… The Swirling Star from 1979!

[@ZbJeeBies]

the swirling star and the one with the iconic HB sound effects and characters hit the spot for me 😌

[@princessanayeli1164]

22:00 Dad: Make a wish, kids.

[@ConclusiveLion663]

It's sCary for you, right

[@zachatck64]

Timestamps: ____________________ 0:41 H-B Boxes 1:13 In-Credit Hanna-Barbera 10:40 H-B Boxes of Doom 10:54 Zooming H-B 15:32 H-B Boxes III 16:52 Rainbow H-B 22:00 Swirling Star 30:01 CGI Star 37:21 In-Credit Hanna-Barbera II 37:38 Happy Birthday, Fred! 38:22 In-Credit Hanna-Barbera III 39:03 H-B All-Stars 40:41 H-B All-Stars II 40:51 H-B All-Stars III 43:17 H-B All-Stars VI 46:38 Welcome Back, Hanna-Barbera!

[@therealerroredxd]

Last logo is called “Rainbow H-B 2.”

[@zachatck64]

@gamilo serthjkli Could you not

[@zachatck6567]

@@therealerroredxd It goes by other names, including "Welcome Back, Hanna-Barbera"

[@Beancito_Horroroso]

The Flintstones celebrating 30 years*

[@kyoobur4000]

H-B Production boxes

[@superneonicelogan]

*33:25** never seen the low tone version of the logo*

[@DONE_DEN]

40:41 I laugh wildly😅😅😂😂🤣🤣

[@symphony1993]

31:23 - 31:29 Epic with Choir ! I love it

[@Autumn-Bean]

Also for 33:57

[@purply_gyatt_clapper]

Every time I wake up, I watch this video!

[@BavarianM]

You have no life

[@classicschannel.]

They show this on power puff girls. Ahhhhh ... Good times are gone😭😭😭😭

[@kuunibyou7642]

40:51 is where my childhood began

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@ultraflamz64]

That's very nostalgic for me and pretty much the only logo I remembered from my childhood. I still remember the days of Teletoon retro

[@sexbeast-uf2bq]

its a beauty

[@robinhoodproductionsltd.1633]

At first, Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse, as for Warner Bros., they created Bugs Bunny, and then for Hanna-Barbera, they created Yogi Bear and its series, as well as some of the characters I grew up and loved. Sure they got Disney World for Disney, and then the Warner Bros. Movie World on the Gold Coast, and lots of Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park campgrounds in the US for Hanna-Barbera, although there are some located in Georgia and in Alabama. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera were like the Walt Disney of cartoon animations.

[@Random-yh9tj]

Ah yes, when boomerang was actually good. And not a Cartoon Network literal clone.

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

Boomerang since december 1992 until 2000 was a programming block on cartoon network. And then in 2000, it made its own channel.

[@Beancito_Horroroso]

@@Ethanhasnovideos Boomerang ended in 2021

[@syd5099]

@@Beancito_Horroroso Boomerang is still a channel. Unfortunately it's not as good as it used to be.

[@Beancito_Horroroso]

@@syd5099 ok

[@tatianalisbeth6264]

@@Beancito_Horroroso it was in December 2021

[@raduvicol3344]

13:16 Screen Gems

[@Stacy48060]

Zooming HB: Yeah, Swirling Star, you're late for work. Swirling Star: 25:25

[@lex_C_88]

The swirling star was the best one

[@Random-yh9tj]

@@lex_C_88 You're right, it's the one that most of us grew with. Maybe because of the numerous reruns of old cartoons.

[@yessicapineda6185]

What Is Boing Doing Here With Hanna-Barbera?! 25:28

[@yessicapineda6185]

That One Was Funny!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@108CAM]

I think the best one is the zooming HB with the Screen Gems S from hell music at 13:19

[@AldenRDavis]

41:02, 41:07, 41:19, 41:35, 41:51, 42:11, 42:22, 42:32 - Both from Season 2 of Swat Kats and The New Adventures of Captain Planet.

[@theofficialcamerachannels]

1:33 i love this one so much

[@rachelsweger2191]

Me too

[@108CAM]

the zooming HB with the Screen Gems S from hell music at 13:19 is funny but weird at the same time.

[@Plushroomy]

43:25 i always run away screaming when I see this I don't like the old cartoon network logo Weird, isn't it

[@gracegoff5209]

What kind of Green splat, Blue splat and red splat are those? 46:09-46:35

[@Spiffyo]

7th, 14th, and 15th logo are personally my favorite. 7th because the swirling star just hits right for older cartoons given the sound is just the right kind of dated. But the 14th and 15th logos are what I like more due to the fact that both perfectly encapsulate the line up of cartoons they've created since the 50s, with the 15th being a perfect representation of the new cartoons at the time.

[@toshibadirect9796]

25:25 i loved warp speed logo

[@SakinishiChannel]

The swirling star one was very iconic. They definitely ran with that one

[@JontyMaster]

It's truly a great and memorable logo!

[@mrblorp8989]

11:46 depressed hanna barbera

[@pikminfan6778]

25:25 Oh no! The swirling star is late!

[@analyncairel8225]

Rushhhh, Swirling star

[@theofficialcamerachannels]

Hanna-Barbera actually came back Today

[@VitorOliveira-ki3ww]

39:04 - 39:23 YOU FAILED 39:24 YOU WIN *for those who did not understand this this one soon tried to stay in the correct position just like the opening but it was in an incorrect position and the sound effect shows this but when it was in the correct position the sound effect changed to something that seems to be a celebration*

[@damin9913]

I miss these 80s carts😢😢😢😢 the magical atmosphere of nostalgia hits hard!

[@susanfit47]

The bylineless version of the Hanna-Barbera Productions Swirling Star logo was taken from 1980s syndicated remastered episodes of Top Cat.

[@eascec8374]

25:25: What The Heck?!

[@SatsukiVM]

The Swirling Star was coming late to work, so it had to get there in a RUSH!!!

[@nickz4993]

21:20 You can see the rectangle where they blacked out the Taft byline

[@Hankssmovieandtvch5379]

22:00 (7th logo) Is my favourite logo of all time the swirling star version from 1979-1990 was the best of all time I prefer this compare to the one at 30:00 (8th logo) from 1990-2002 as the 80s one is more colorful and looks more of a better logo and the 90s one is more of a creepier version and logo but still hanna barbera is always one of the best company's to make cartoons and always aired on cartoon network or boomerang shows such as the jetsons the flintstones scooby doo top cat the smurfs and powerpuff girls and owned by the Warner Bros

[@davidmitchelljr6563]

Yep, the swirling star is the best!

[@BlueRaijinZ]

Godamn bruh swirling star brings it back. me and my brother sitting on our bed watching powerpuff girls and when it ended the star would show up . :’)

[@JontyMaster]

I also remember seeing the swirling star at the end of The Powerpuff Girls! :-)

[@mybabystudent]

Do WGBH Logo History! (1930-2023) Starting September 20,2023

[@quasiemedmondson4646]

All 2000s babies grew with all the logos from 35:45 and onward 💯💯

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

Remember when the powerpuff girls used to be a hanna barbera cartoon? But since 2001, its a cartoon network studios cartoon Edit: btw i saw the swirling star in an old ppg episode

[@FuriousMan226]

It was Hanna-Barbera’s last cartoon.

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

@@FuriousMan226 wait, it is?

[@FuriousMan226]

@@Ethanhasnovideos Yeah. It was the last new series they made.

[@TheShadowcreator]

I'm surprised how different all of these logos are. Some are graphic, some are cartoon-heavy, the swirling star, the signature-like logo, the music, the sound effects, focusing on the characters or being more generic, it seems like this logo is always changing.

[@JontyMaster]

Yeah it is interesting indeed!

[@adamharris7775]

At 27:48, some theme the Linn LM-1 and Oberheim DMX were heard in.

[@Waqas_Khan02]

Now I got to know why richie rich, the tom and jerry show, tom and jerry kids,scooby doo, thunder cats swat cats etc. had the same animation and artstyle. It was because of these guys. My whole childhood had been spent by watching their cartoons back in 2005-2015 on cartoon network.

[@ImperfectD]

21:40 and stars are the most iconic.

[@catnap-563yt]

A 30:57 Everytime Before the jetsons episodes

[@camilaclaudia4498]

21:12 scooby-doo 😍😍😍😍😍

[@radudonciu1148]

28:52 this is my favorite

[@pikminfan6778]

24:35 This one came from Heidi's Song.

[@slime_creeper439]

This logo scares me at night so I always see it during the day.

[@purply_gyatt_clapper]

30:01 star 💫 upgraded to realistic

[@sochagsm]

Jeszcze gorzej

[@SatsukiVM]

The first time I watched that CGI Swirling Star it was on The Powerpuff Girls 😁👍

[@purply_gyatt_clapper]

Awesome

[@Random-yh9tj]

Bet 35:54 was the one that grew with us all.

[@Theemojiishere.]

@@SatsukiVMthis time mine is on the Smurfs

[@tammywhitaker963]

Yogi Bear.. I love State and National Parks

[@DSi381]

For the 1994 logo, they paid an homage to that one in OK KO

[@SKYLIGHT4U]

688 logos in just 47 minutes and 27 seconds!

[@JontyMaster]

Woah! Great counting!

[@SMW_Studios]

They're Ruff and Reddy! William Hanna and Joseph Barbera - 1957

[@antoniosanchez7723]

18:19 Taken of The Mickey Mouse Show (1976-2013) and The Tom & Jerry Show (1975) NOTE:Mickey Mouse is not from Hanna Barbera, is from Disney Tom & Jerry is from MGM, Hanna Barbera and Warner Bros (Like Animaniacs)

[@MrNumberkid]

Of course not, that's why Mickey mouse is made by Disney, For Hanna-Barbera, it's a Warner Bros Discovery company

[@doyoulikemyswordd]

Request: Your logo history.

[@chasitysawyers2505]

35:56 This one is the brightest 35:59

[@cam4presidentt_]

It reminds me of power puff girls

[@tayway210]

18:27 is literally the Super Mario Bros. 1985 theme😳😳😳😳😂😂😂😅😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Untitled-Channel349]

Almost.

[@Juan-c8s9u]

Hanna Barbera Cartoons Logo History William Hanna and Joseph Barbera

[@graphitetailgrace3870]

I notice that a lot of those in-credit logos have a tiny little picture of the characters' model sheet in the corner. It's interesting, I wonder why that was a practice?

[@LovelyYT]

I don't see it

[@gidzmobug2323]

@@LovelyYT It's really small. Look at the bottom of the screen.

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

@@gidzmobug2323 which idents?

[@gidzmobug2323]

@@Ethanhasnovideos I've seen them on the older cartoons,. Right before it goes to the logo.

[@Ethanhasnovideos]

Edit: oh, i found some! 3:52 3:58 4:01 4:07 4:13 Edit 2: found some more! 5:04 5:07 5:11 5:15

[@JosipOfficial]

10:40 hanna-barbera cameo is a hanna-barbera credits to hanna-barbera production

[@najhydro]

16:52 was my nostalgia

[@ThinkingSpotFriends]

Let's not forget that the swirling star logo was reused for a few episodes of the powerpuff girls.

[@ThinkingSpotFriends]

Or was that the cg star?

[@eliandiaz192]

That swirling star is my entire childhood in a logo i was born in 2000 but i grew up watching boomerang which is basically every hannah barbera cartoon and i also watched spiderman tas and fantastic four tas in jetix at night in dish network and i still remember that star from old scooby doo movies and scooby doo shows and it just bring a whole lot of childhood memories hannah barbera has the best cartoons in this world

[@jecita]

The despicable me chibi show 3:45 3:45 3:45 3:46

[@DACOOKINGCHANNEL]

ITS SCOOBY DOO! HES MY FAVORITE 6:44

[@dangelo1369]

The first logo iteration was actually "H-B Productions" from 1957. Before that, Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera worked for MGM.

[@karaokebackgroundplaylists9878]

24:35 25:38 25:55 26:04 That's what friends are for

[@starfishorca2975]

Heidi's song

[@richbird7476]

Request: The Ultimate Hanna-Barbera Rainbow HB Logo Compilation (1974-1979, 2017-2022)

[@marcusbullock630]

it's like listening to a compilation of every generation's death rattle

[@Daniel-kx3zz]

33:57 it was so epic. Which show or xmas special was that?

[@JontyMaster]

I think it's The Greatest Adventure Stories From The Bible but I'm not sure.

[@felixmottimtherobloxdream5414]

@

[@WishcatRulez]

Wish H-B could create a new character Named Fox Boy yet

[@blossom6309]

I love old boomerang and this one too

[@SuperTS1TV]

37:41 From Rick Moranis in Gravedale High

[@gil-0085]

I remember cartoon Network still give these cartoons in the 90s at the night and midnight man I miss those days and the logo brings back memories every time the cartoon ended and all these old cartoon they moved to boomerang but they still show sum in cartoon Network until the 2008 or 9 that all the old cartoons were all in that channel so ww got direct TV and I always put boomerang while i went to sleep and leave the tv on just to hear those cartoons in my ear while I sleep and I even watch them but now boomerang sucks they don't show these cartoons no more am sad

[@19_dollar_fortnitecard]

13:16 screen gems s from hell sound

[@nathancruz9172]

41:25-41:28 my favorite logo.

[@MaxPower-zw7go]

I didn’t realize that the swirling logo started in 79. As a kid i remember seeing it on all the flintsone and scooby logos. Figured it was there since 59. Oops

[@alexandromoyotl9441]

29:06 - The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible (1985-1992)

[@honokathecartoonnetworkfan2858]

36:15 ppg childhood

[@janiselopez9793]

I loved the swirling star back in my 90s days

[@JontyMaster]

Glad you enjoyed this. I'm also a huge fan of the swirling star. It is truly a classic.

[@adamive007]

Hanna Barbera cartoons and I will be there

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38:55 From "Monster In My Pocket: The Big Scream" (1992)