60 (Every) 50's & 60's Animated Cartoon That Paved The Way For Saturday Morning Cartoons - Explored

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

I turn 63 this year and I'm proud to have watched at least 97% of these shows growing up, and I miss Saturday morning and after school cartoons because those were the good days.

[@stevenrussell5340]

I am 62 and still like to watch cartoons, I am just a kid at heart. Never give up the cartoons, because with all the crud going on in the world, cartoons are a semblance of calm and relaxed.

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

@stevenrussell5340 Same here man even my father used to watch cartoons with me and my brother when we were kids everyday after school.

[@raymondtaylor6353]

Yes your right if only we could go back in time too watch everything again

[@johnglielmi6428]

I'll be 64 and I remember everyone of them myself, Jonny Quest was my favorite.

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

I'm 45 and caught almost all of these in syndication.I don't recall ever seeing a few of them, but this video brought back a lot of memories. I loved these cartoons as a kid and recently introduced my oldest nephew to Popeye and Loony Tunes. He was as entranced seeing it for the first time as I was for the nostalgia. Tom & Jerry, Popeye, Hong Kong Phooey, and Road Runner and Wile E Coyote were my favorites.

[@StephenSmith-l9j]

misses // Gigantor/Samson and Goliath /adventures of Batman / Peter Potamus and so-so / Shazzan/ Dick Ttracy / Sinbad the sailor / The Beatles / Journey to the center of the earth/ Tooter Turtle with Mr Wizard / Speed racer!/ Mr Peabody and Shernam/ Commder McBragg / Tennessee Tuxedo/ Mighty Hercules(jonny nash song)

[@maureencora1]

Cartoon Network Should Bring These Show Back. I Love the 1960s Saturday Mornings. Jonny Quest is the Best.

[@Robert08010]

A couple of years ago I made a suggestion to Netflix to create playlists like the ABC thursday night line up from 1980. Instead of binge watching one series, you could watch one Happy Days, one Laverne & Shirley, one Mork & Mindy, and whatever came after. But create playlists that were a sequence of various series. If they ever do it, they could apply the same thing to whatever cartoons they have as well.

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

Don't leave out Yogi Bear

[@DarrylRuiz-s1w]

Jonny Quest was the best kids action show

[@edryba4867]

It was the FIRST animated Action/Adventure show!

[@davidverlaney7764]

Tim Matheson of animal House was the voice of Johnny quest.

[@crystalshaw8744]

I am LOVING this. Thank you.

[@MisterFantastic61]

My favorites are the New Adventures of Superman and Hanna-Barbera Fantastic Four!

[@arlanderhightower]

you tell them i hope metv read this

[@yensid4294]

My all time fave is Johnny Quest, but I really liked Space Ghost & The Herculoids too.

[@kylerogerspowers2935]

Yes.

[@kennethjohnson9370]

The original Jonny guest has set the standard for Acton cartoons

[@JeffreyWLaRue]

Next to Johnny Quest my favorite cartoon was Beany and Cecil a Bob Clampett cartoon!!!!!!!

[@airdaleva42]

Thats cartoooooooooooon.

[@nycfunk]

How could you leave out two of my favorites when I was a child. "Colonel Bleep", Max Fleischer's Superman. Both shows are legendary and ground-breaking. Also, the Flintstone's dog's name is pronounced D E E N O although it is spelled Dino.

[@LRTrack]

The Italian pronunciation!

[@maureencora1]

1967 CBS Lone Ranger Cartoon was Great. Loved the Sound of the Fist Punch to the Face. (smile)

[@Keys-zq1gw]

“Theeeere’s no need to fear! Uuuunderdog is here!” 😂😂

[@willrodgers136]

While the Filmation Superman and Aquaman made the list, I'm surprised the Adventures of Batman by Filmation in 1968 didn't make the list. :(

[@wharfrat74]

Everyone knows Herculoids CLEARS! No mention of Shazzan? The genie with the camel named Kaboobie. Tho I did see them in Space Ghost segment. Alot of these were shown in syndication on Saturday mornings on the big three (ABC, NBC & CBS) in late 70's /early 80's either before or after the prime time slots. You had to be up by like 6:30 to catch Jonny Quest, Herculoids, & Shazzan. Great memories. Thanks so much!

[@mitchjay2108]

the best of my childhood , Saturday morning was sacred with all these lovely cartoons , man this took me back

[@Darremoking00]

Man this makes me wish Boomerang still aired these like they used to when I was a kid, it was the only way I could watch other shows besides Scooby-doo, the Flintstones, and the Jetsons...

[@jchapman8248]

You know you're you're getting older when the cartoon reruns on Boomerang have been replaced with cartoons your kids watched when they were just released! Damn!

[@ukekrazy1242]

in the late 70's, i remember getting up early with my big brother to watch cartoons starting with Heckle & Jeckel. Good times! Good times!

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

When I was little, cartoons, super-heroes, comic-books, and various action figures were my very best friends. There is just no way that you can pull up all of the beloved and iconic cartoon characters, even within those three decades in one hour's time, - I mean there were literally thousands of them. Does anyone out there happen to remember which cartoon group the little character of Mush-Mouse belonged to ? The Hill-billy bears ? I swear, I could have done a similar feature about these cartoon characters, even from just 1950 through 1970, - but never in one single hour. And there is so much about them all that actually pre-dated the more familiar television runs and syndication. Girls seemed to prefer dolls and playing house in some way to cartoons I think. I bite my tongue, but boys had dolls too. But of course they were not called dolls, - but action figures. All I had were sisters, so I participated in mostly girls-type-play. Never bothered me. But I will share an interesting difference that I'll never forget. Of course Barbies were all the rage for the girls; I don't think I ever went that far however. I liked GI Joe, and toy soldiers, and I had a lot of them. Now, - when my sister's Barbie wanted a date, or wanted to get married, - 😐, or wanted any other 'liaison' 🥰🤪🥴 - ♥️💋👩‍❤️‍👨, - Barbie was NEVER interested in Ken, - her paramour always had to be one of my GI's. I will admit, those times my sisters and I would play house were so much fun, - I remember them vividly and very fondly. And kids are magnificent at being creative, we would play House and the like not just with dolls of any kind, but with stuffed animals, condiments, and even with all of our mother's different bottles of nail polish. We always had a great time. Saturday mornings were always the very best day of the whole week. Around I'd say, - between 6 AM and about noon. Daphne the witch, Hobo-Kelly, The New Zoo Review, Sheriff-John and Captain Kangaroo among others, were mostly children's programs that came a bit later. The Banana Splits, Lidsville, HR Puffinstuff and Sigmund the sea monster also showed up a bit after cartoon classics. Personally, I just never got into Bozo. Who remembers Kimba the white lion, or Gigantor ? How about Speed Racer. Did you have a favorite between - Magilla Gorilla, - Wally Gator, - and Peter Potamous ? Crazy I know, leaving a comment like this.

[@curtwinterstein1067]

Dude,You aint crazy! Some of these cartoons were a staple for me. I also remember Tennesse Tuxedo, Roger Ramjet, Hector Heathcoat. There was a show I believe was called "Animal Crackers" that had characters based on cereals like Sugar Bear and some others that I can't quite remember right now. Between watching the video and reading your comment sent my mind reeling to those days of my youth! There was a cartoon about a secret agent (?) whose shadow would come to life and assist him.... I can't remember the title though. Thank you for your comment! 😀

[@SG-jw8mo]

Mush Mouse and Punkin Puss was part of the Magilla Gorilla show and Hillbillies Bears was part of Atom Ant. Both were Hanna Barbera cartoons.

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

@@SG-jw8mo ALRIGHT ! Thanks.

[@yensid4294]

Speed Racer, Kimba the White Lion, Astro Boy, Marine Boy, Prince Planet & 8th Man were all Japanese anime that aired in the 60s on UHF channels 44, 42 & 40 weekday afternoons

[@maureencora1]

Touche' (smile)

[@curtwinterstein1067]

Thank you!!

[@Geoffreydarcy-pv4mq]

#1 on the list- Crusader Rabbit. Debuted in 1950, ran 455 episodes.

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

Wasn't it Ricochet Rabbit ?

[@LRTrack]

Nope. Two different shows

[@whodat1721]

Flintstones was actually originally on Prime Time and was meant for the whole family, not just kids. Also Dino was pronounced "Deeno" in the TV Show.

[@martinchristian7270]

I used to like watching Birdman, The Galaxy Trio, and Sampson and Goliath.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Space Ghost is awesome 😊

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

These shows are such important works of art that their novelty and storylines are like mythical, impregnable fortresses in the midst of insanity ❤😂😂😂

[@Alucard9692010]

loved it... but you missed one "Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space." :)

[@davidpollack3556]

Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space did not debut until Sept 1972. It would not be in catoons of the 50's and 60's

[@StephenSmith-l9j]

I thought of Joesie but they aired in 1970.

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

Wasn't that around the same time as some of the other shows in the video, like Scooby-Doo? I could be mistaken.

[@billr3724]

As a kid of the 60’s, The Flintstones, The Bugs Bunny Show, Jonny Quest and The Alvin Show were must see TV.

[@WarriorSmurf]

Alex Toth's last name is actually pronounced "Toeth". The word toe with a "th" on the end. He also designed the Space Ghost characters. Mighty Mouse had a few different costume color schemes.

[@willsmith9422]

You forgot to add courageous cat and minute mouse. Definitely one of my favorites.

[@SG-jw8mo]

Most of these cartoons are very close to my heart. As well as growing up with them, I have enjoyed re-watching them recently on dvd. I have to question your true knowledge of these cartoons though as there was a ton of inacuracies in your script.

[@jchapman8248]

I used love getting up early around 5:30 am to watch a cartoon called Hercules. It aired mornings on KCOP channel 13 (LA, California) back in the 1970s.

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

What was the kid's name who called him 'Herc' ?

[@KokujinYmir]

@@JackReynolds-w7g The series itself was The Mighty Hercules. His assistant was a centaur named Newton. HERCULES: "Newton!".....NEWTON: "That's me, that's me!"

[@Unknown17]

I think I heard Paul Lynde's voice for the first time as The Hooded Claw on "The Perils of Penelope Pitstop" when I was 9 years old. It was so distinctive I never forgot it!

[@RobertGoldman-o2p]

Grew up with Space Ghost, Herculoids. Birdman, Galaxy Trio, Fantastic4, Moby Dick, Mightor, Johnny Quest and Young Sampson.

[@maureencora1]

Good Shows.

[@user-Demis15]

So memories 🥹🥲☺️🤗🥰💖✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@BuckyMontgomery]

Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley,, Tom and Jerry, Tobor the 8th Man, Speed Racer, Tom Terrific, Davey and Goliath

[@rgrif777]

What about the Justice League, Atom Ant, Casper and Wendy, Little Lulu and Baby Huey?

[@johnnycagethemasterofthemy925]

I grew up with all these cartoons most of them where before my time but I'm very thankful for reruns on cartoon network

[@usmamouloud5396]

No listing of the greatest of all, Tom& Jerry. Casper too.

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

Tom & Jerry and Popeye were my 2 favorites.

[@djbird11]

Tennessee Tuxedo? Go go Gophers? Casper? Dudly Doright?

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

DUdley Doo Right

[@philmartinez1872]

Very cool thank you

[@SourcererZZ]

Nice extensive list of cartoons but watch out since there are a lots bits of wrong info in many series and sometimes they show footage from remakes or newer versions.

[@crystalshaw8744]

Florida needs Deputy Dog right now.

[@raymondtaylor6353]

FL don't need deputy dog he was too smart for the idiots here

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

​@raymondtaylor6353 I won't argue with that. When a drunk guy walks into a convenience store with a pet alligator to buy another six-pack of beer (which did happen), Deputy Dog would shake his head and say, "I'm done here. I'm a talking dog, but even this is too weird for me."

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

Atom Ant, Mighty Mouse, Courageous Cat, and Under Dog too ! ! ! I think Deputy Dog's gonna need a bit more help these days !

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

ATOM ANT / Secret Squirrel

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

8TH MAN!!!

[@ApothecaryGrant]

I never got to see Gumby but it looks to be something I would have likely loved . Its visuals were fantastic

[@LRTrack]

You can still buy Gumby and Pokie bendable figurines!

[@AlexGreeneHypnotist]

That was indeed a warm hug from a gentler time. You missed a whole bunch of Sixties animations from the UK. Ivor The Engine was but one Smallfilms product: there were also Noggin The Nog, Pogles Wood, Bagpuss, and The Clangers. There was also Mary, Mungo, and Midge, and (in the Seventies) Crystal Tipps and Alastair. There may not be as many fun kids' shows from the Seventies, but you really need to do another video to showcase them, such as H R Pufnstuf, The Banana Splits, The Arabian Knights, the live action Jonny Quest, and the original Ghostbusters. Oh, and Filmation's other hits Fantastic Voyage and Star Trek: The Animated Series (which debuted 1973).

[@michael-iv7tc]

Thank you, watched them all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

Wow! I'm missing about 10 from the list.😢

[@kennethreed2186]

A blast From my Past 😊👍

[@seamusmcguire413]

One of my favorites

[@fernandoarizaabascal1175]

Love it! 🙂

[@CaptainCold53]

My favorites were Ruff and Reddy, Woody Woodpecker Show and one that you missed, The Mighty Heroes.

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

Hated Woody Woodpecker

[@MrDman21]

The Wacky Races was Death Race without the death 😂

[@davidwesley2525]

@MrDman21 Penelope Pitstop had Her Own Cartoon Series The Perils of Penelope. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😋

[@johngrier4331]

There should be a movie made about Prince Namor, the Sub-mariner

[@Locknar77]

Fantastic Four was on ABC not Cartoon Network, which didn't exist in 1967. It did later run on CN in the 90's.

[@crystalshaw8744]

I loved how the Jetsons had those masks that hid how you really looked ...giggle

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

❤❤Toons Galore

[@jchapman8248]

As kids, my siblings and I enjoyed all the action cartoons like Galaxy Trio, The Herculoids, Birdman, Kong, JQ, SG, and of course all the comic book heros. We weren't too crazy about those campy cartoons with the comic relief characters (Peebles and Bam Bam, Penelope Pitstop). FYI, Fred Flintstone's pet's name was spelled D-I-N-O but Fred Flintstone pronounced it Dee-noh. Thanks for posting! 👍🏽🇺🇸

[@Bflorio12]

There are plenty missing here: Crusader Rabbit, Fat Albert, Dick Tracy, Winky Dink, Telecomics, Gandy Goose, Tom Terrific, Colonel Bleep, Pixie and Dixie, Herman and Catnip, George of the Jungle, Roger Ramjet, Tennessee Tuxedo, Super Chicken, Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse, Davy and Goliath, THe Porky Pig Show, Space Angel, Hector Heathcoat, Gigantor, Speed Racer, Hoppity Hopper, Casper, The Magic Roundabout, Peter Potamous, Cool McCool, the Marvel Superheroes Show, Tom Slick, Shazzan, Moby Dick and the Mighty Mightor, the Banana Splits and much more.

[@davidmitchell6873]

You are correct except Fat Albert came out in the 70s.

[@LRTrack]

Clutch Cargo

[@KokujinYmir]

Such as Milton the Monster, Fearless Fly, Captain Fathom, Sinbad,Jr., Prince Planet, Marine Boy, 8th Man, The Mighty Heroes, The Super 6, Rocket Robin Hood, Johnny Cypher In Dimension Zero, The Road Runner Show, The Beagles

[@hankmessaros6700]

My favorite back then born 68 philadelphia was astroboy marine boy speed racer and the live action space giants , ultramanm and Johnny sokko

[@henrycuevas2834]

Thanks for the memories, I will not fault you for oversights as the cartoons in that aera were countless. I just wanted to add from Terry Toons TOM TERRIFIC with MIGHTY MANFREED and SYDNEY, THE ELEPHANT.... I wasn't too keen on Clutch Cargo, but Cambria's other hero SPACE ANGEL got my attention..... A very limited animation feature was the inter-galactic COLONEL BLEEP with Squeak the puppet and Scratch the Caveman......Bob Kane was credited as creating Batman (well, many say the real inventor was Bill Finger). Mr Kane came up with a Batman-like hero named COURAGEOUS CAT and his pal MINUTE MOUSE,.... The Rocky and Bullwinkle creators had a precursor duo, namely CRUSADER RABBIT and RAGS. THE TIGER...... After Rocky, they had a hilarious trio on ABC under the show title GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE. It was adopted to a "real life" movie in 1997. with Brandon Frazier, The other two notable cartons were TOM SLICK (who was a far more entertaining race car driver than Speed Racer) and Henry Henhouse the Third's alter ego SUPERCHICKEN..... Astro Boy was followed years later by GIGANTOR,. the huge he space-age robot. He looked too similar to an Egyptian robot villain in Astro Boy, They also had KIMBA, THE WHITE LION. I can't really say the this cartoon was in the weekends, I remember it as Monday to Friday, There was also talk about Walt Disney ripping off Kimba's characters to make Simba and the the Lion King movie in 1994.

[@dakotanorth1640]

EVERY cartoon? No. But a great sampling. Thanks!

[@raymondhopwood9393]

I was looking for Crusader Rabbit. Was always wondering what that was all about. Good video despite that disappointment.

[@JohnPatterson-kz8jr]

MeTV has a new channel called MeTV Toons that shows a lot of the great old cartoons/animated series!!😮😅

[@kaplowysmuf]

To me and a lot of my friends and school mates even though 1964-65 cartoons Saturday morning and otherwise, were getting close, the fall of 1966 Saturday morning lineups was when Saturday morning cartoons were dragged out of the dark ages. No season before it was as cool or anything like it all kids at school talked about on Monday mornings were SMCs . I bett Cereal company's sold more cereal than ever.

[@Unknown17]

I liked "Frankenstein Jr." The giant, flying "monster," who seemed to be more of a robot than a monster, was so laid back and had such a pleasant personality. "The Herculoids" were a lot of fun, too.

[@walkerpantera]

your presentation was GREAT. I only noticed one omission from that time period - Casper. 👻 You hit ALLLL the cartoons i grew up watching reruns of in the 70s on Saturday mornings and after school. this was really fun to watch.

[@hadouwave3360]

Just saw astroboy(my number 1 favourites franchises of all time) on the thumbnail then i had to watch this Oh wait popeye and king kong Are also there too awesome some of my favourites

[@michaelchoman1625]

You forgot "Sabrina the Teenage Witch", "Groovie Goolies" and "George of the Jungle".

[@raymondhopwood9393]

And Hopity Hooper.

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

Those two girlfriends of his may have been this kid's first love ! ❤️

[@VloggingWit4b6by]

and the way bugs bunny kicks elmer fudd its so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nohandlenotme]

Super Friends was the go to cartoon, but was years after Speed Racer, and Kimba the White Lion. My favorite, and in my opinion the greatest anime space cartoon of all time Star Blazers, or as know In Japan as Battleship Yamoto.

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

SUPER FRIENDS DEBUTED IN THE 70'S

[@nohandlenotme]

@@WillieBowen-o2n YEARS AFTER SPEED RACER

[@ronwashington7589]

Flintstones was loosely based on the 50's show The Honeymooners.

[@davidwesley2525]

@ronwashington7589 Jackie Gleason Wanted to Sue Hanna Barbera..

[@GregInHouston2]

I have fond memories of most of these shows. I'm sad the did not include Ricochet Rabbit. I loved that show.

[@Pypnlr4ug]

Correction: Popeye cartoon began in the 1930s.

[@plantlord3266]

a great video but two of my favorite shows were not mentioned-one being Thunderbirds and the other was called Planet Patrol, a british import with a changed name. Spiderman was mentiond but what about the whole line up of marvel heroes-Hulk, Ironman, Captain America etc-there was also the Justice league--enough for a 2ed video-great job and lots of memories.

[@michaelchoman1625]

Actually, Mr. Magoo's nearsighted.

[@alanr4447a]

10:27 Shazzan! (The giant genie.)

[@mrzaphf]

It's funny that you used an 80's picture of Astro boy while you're speaking of the 60's!

[@Pypnlr4ug]

What about The Mighty Hercules and Sinbad The Sailor?

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

Yes!!!!

[@KokujinYmir]

I think you mean Sinbad,Jr., Pypnir4ug.

[@codychavarria6088]

Cable companies and satellite companies need. You do bring back a chanal for these old school cartoons

[@seamusmcguire413]

OMG my favorite

[@Laceykat66]

Thank you for this, but what do you mean by "Paved the Way" ? These WERE Saturday Morning Cartoons.

[@Robert08010]

You pulled out a lot of less popular stuff but left out several I remember vividly. Kimba comes to mind. Tennessee Tuxedo and his tales. Mr Peabody. Casper the Friendly Ghost. Touche Turtle. Not sure if you mentioned Mighty Mouse.

[@markpage5760]

Missing was Courageous Cat

[@johnglielmi6428]

Fred Flintstone's pet Dinosaur is named DINO (DEE-NO) not (DINE-O) if you've ever watched the cartoons you'd know this. In Dino's first appearance, Dino would often break the fourth wall, and talk to the audience. Also I don't know if you know this, but the Flintstones was very similar to The Honeymooners TV show. Fred being Ralph Kramden(Jackie Gleason), and Barney being Ed Norton(Art Carney) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Honeymooners

[@leonardharper7885]

George of the Jungle, Superchicken, Tom Slick

[@jefffowler96]

I ain't even seen the video. Why is there 2 DC and 1 Marvel in the thumbnail? DC was the same show and everything. C'mon man, gyp.

[@brooklynogsk8r890]

Although mentioned in previous comments - My thoughts were Gigantor and Speed Racer - then I noticed Groovie Gollies! Great Stuff!

[@familydogg1234]

Fred's dinosaur named " Deeno" . In the Space Ghost cartoon one of the voices was done by " Johnny Carson"- not sure if he iand the talk show host are one and the same. Danny Hutton of 3 Dog Night wrote Rock songs for Hanna Barbara for use in The Flintstones! No titles known. Who remembers Tony Curtstone? Ralph Baski drew for Heckle and Jeckle cartoon- at one time An episode breif segment is shown during the final end of " Kill Bill" No mention of " Gigantor", " " Jerry Lewis". " Moby Dick"( played after " King Kong") " "Jackson Five" " The Beatles", " The Beagles"" Dick Tracy"( the wristwatch pretty much inspired Face Time)" Top Cat" " Hercules" Merry Marvel Marching Society"( which featured separately" The Hulk", " Iron Man", " Thor" maybe "Fantastic Four"), " Spiderman"( possibly during the week after school?)

[@KokujinYmir]

Not Oscar Mayal, the series was called 'Astronut'.

[@leewuepper9159]

I enjoyed Johnny Quest, what a cool show.

[@JeffreyWLaRue]

In Chicago ASTRO Boy was on Sundays!!!!!!

[@kaplowysmuf]

I remember Astro Boy on channel 5 (WMAQ NBC Afil) on Sunday mornings but also at some point on Saturday mornings but now I'm not sure Haven't looked it up yet.

[@JeffreyWLaRue]

@@kaplowysmuf Astroboy was on Sunday's at 9:00am on wmaq channel 5 in Chicago!!!!!

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse, Rocket Robin Hood,and the Mighty Hercules. Also Marine Boy

[@zacharysmith8902]

How about Gigantor

[@LawrenceLong-l2v]

I watched 100per cent of these cartoons I did not miss out on being a kid , I think my favorite animated cartoon may have to go too Space Ghost . Speed Racer was probably my next.😅 At the time I was a real adventure type of kid so one of my favorite shows was the Banana Splits hour witch had a Mark Twain based show New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Golly I was swept away with the BSshow .😮 I watched hero and monster shows Ultraman and Godzilla and King Kong.😮 As for any other shows nothing got passed by me I kept pace with all these cartoons , I was big with Syfy shows. like Lost in Spa ce and StarTrek.😅

[@jesliechermak2908]

What about Colonel Bleep and Caveman Scratch. In NYC it followed The Modern Farmer before my folks woke up.

[@VloggingWit4b6by]

my childhood grow up so fast

[@rickehall4535]

AND I COULD HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH IT IF IT WASNT FOR THOSE MEDDELING KIDS!!

[@jamesaustin1988]

7:17 you used footage from the 1991 Nelvana Tintin series, not the 1957 Belvision one.

[@hueyiroquois3839]

I loved most of these cartoons, but "Rocky & Bullwinkle" was cruel and unusual PUNishment.

[@stephenwilder3525]

Sinbad the Sailor, Prince Planet and The Mighty Heroes. TV 📺 at its finest for a kid.

[@crystalshaw8744]

I mean I REALLY have opinions about this....giggle

[@leytondavies9208]

I GREW UP WATCHING , " JANNA OF THE JUNGLE GODZILLA,& SPACE SENTENELS, BATTLE OF THE PLANETS , NEW SHMOO THE DRAC PACK,

[@wharfrat74]

Ooooooooh, Battle of the Planets! Good call.

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

They debuted in the 70's not the 60's

[@mitchjay2108]

I remember my mom didnt like me watching Jonny Quest because of the violence , I mean characters dying in a cartoon was not cool with her but man for me it was the coolest show