Saturday Morning Breakfast Mix - FANTASTIC FOUR (1967)

Welcome to the Saturday Morning Breakfast Mix! A show that remembers and honors those great cartoon shows that many of us grew up with. Whether you were an 80s kid or a 90s kid, we all remember those Saturday mornings just sitting in your living room/bedroom wearing your footie pajamas with a box of cereal In hand and enjoying hours upon hours of television geared towards you.
IT'S CLOBBERIN' TIME!!!!!
For the newest episode of the Saturday Morning Breakfast Mix, we cover a show that respects and honors one the most famous comic book Family in the history of the silver age of comics. A show about 4 individuals, A family, who use their special gifts against intergalactic threats! The Worlds Greatest Comic Magazine, The Fantastic Four!
So sit back, ready yourself with a bowl of your favorite cereal, and take a look back at the history behind one of the most popular Hanna-Barbera cartoons ever produced: THE FANTASTIC FOUR
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[@georgeanthony7282]

Imagine the excitement we (Baby Boomers) felt when we found out Hanna Barbera was going to showcase Marvel's Fantastic Four! We were fresh from watching the 1966 Super Heroes Cartoon series then this comes along! Then of course Spiderman came aboard that same year, courtesy of Grantray-Lawrence Animation. We were in heaven!! I really enjoyed watching the Fantastic Four. One of the reasons was I had such a crush on the character, Sue Storm. As a 10 yr old kid, I wasn't interested much in girls, but strangely, I was in love with a comic book character! Lol

[@candacetalley9261]

I wish the Fantastic Four was back on I love the Fantastic Four

[@victorhernandez8723]

Happy 50th anniversary to the original Fantastic Four cartoon show! The best rendition, in my opinion!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

mine too, although i do have a soft spot for the 90's one that was part of the "marvel action hour"

[@vincentfranklin17]

Rest well, Stan Lee, and Jack Kirby... We miss you both. "Nuff said!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

excelsior!!!!

[@josemontano7767]

I love the fantastic Four can’t wait to see the new movie.

[@rochellecrump-mcnulty9675]

My heart and loyalty goes to the the original cartoon

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

It's clobberin' TIME!!!!

[@johnzonker6517]

These are week day afternoon cartoons for me. Channel 20, in Allen Park Detroit showed these Marvel cartoons everyday 3pm to 5pm. The best!

[@douglasbrownell2704]

I like all the versions of the fantastic 4. Even the one without the human torch.

[@monamitchell559]

Thank God you did your Birthday gift 🎉🎁

[@abelincoln5698]

When I was 7 yrs old Friday night was the Incredible Hulk ,and then Dukes of Hazzard . Then I'd read my new Marvel or DC comic book while my Mom watched Dallas. Saturday morning was the Bugs Bunny / Road Runner Show, Popeye , Spiderman , and then This Week in Baseball at noon. Then I'd see what was on Wide World of Sports (hopefully a good boxing match) and if nothing cool was on I'd go outside and play in the woods or ride my bike. late 70s was a great time to be a kid

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

they sure dont make em' like they used to

[@abelincoln5698]

@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel One good thing is that I can get online and find most of the old shows I watched and enjoy them with my kids. And they actually enjoy those old programs like I did . I kinda reliive my childhood vicariously through my kids😸

[@RadioFanBoy]

This was Hanna-Barbara's first action/fantasy based production for ABC, and part of a two-hour Saturday Morning block intended to compete with the Super Heroes on CBS! The Fantastic Four, Spider-Man (making 9:30-10:30am Eastern 'The Marvel Hour') Journey To The Center of The Earth, and King Kong in his second animated season. Season 1 produced 18 episodes. Two more episodes debuted in the Fall of 1968, but the show was moved far down the schedule to 11:30am Eastern. It lost the 9:30am slot to another Hannah-Barbara production, "The Adventures of Gulliver" Finally, all 20 episodes were re-run in Season 3, where all Saturday Morning shows go to die - Sunday Mornings at 11:30am Eastern!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

cartoons on sunday where always for the ones that would never get popular

[@AuntPetuniasEverLovingNephew86]

Over 60+ years, the Fantastic Four is still going strong and to me is the best Marvel superhero team and Marvel comic. Can't wait for the Fantastic Four to enter the MCU!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

HECK YEAH!!!!!

[@Trupp42]

I too like the original FF and would like to do a movie 'The Mole Men'. I would have George Lucas direct it and not screw it up after the 1st one was made. I gave it a 7.

[@derikdragon80]

Fantastic!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

thank you :)

[@rickwilliams2623]

Mine was the Human Torch Torch AKA Johnny Storm.

[@chake46]

First, thank you for giving a great view of one of the best Hanna-Barbera cartoons ever made. I would enjoy hearing yours opinion of Jonny Quest and The Herculoids (the original of both). Two more toons with the Brilliant Alex Toth. Thanks again!

[@chake46]

Sorry auto reset brillant!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

thank you for the kind words. eventually i will cover johnny quest and the Hannah Barbera super hero shows :)

[@Trupp42]

Johnny quest was the best cartoon and sound affects ever. I bought the DVD set and my friends children loved the Robot Spy and the Invisible Blob monster. The Herculoids came along when they came out with effeminate cartoons: the Littles, the cup cakes. the pin cushions, give me an fiiing break ! Gag - aaaaahhhh!!

[@chake46]

@@Trupp42 You are right about the the 1982 version when the groups that heavily fought against violence was really watching closely what was made and allowed the toons you mentioned to be shown. Did not view them at all. The 1967 Herculoids was made similar to Jonny Quest.

[@richardbaiker1427]

You've done a fine job here. Loved the show ever since I was a kid.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

thank you so much for the positive comments, makes what i do so worth it

[@gregwroblewski7891]

Best FF show ever

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

definitely

[@harveywitt1775]

WOW!!! Talk about a Blast from the Past. I watched it on the cartoon network later on. But I also saw it on the afternoon channels. Really good. And I have seen the different version in the 70’s . I liked it even though it was missing the human torch, I thought Herbie was 😁!!! I didn’t know the reason the human torch was removed was a legal battle or something.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

glad you enjoyed it :)

[@candancetalley2637]

I like the Fantastic Four I used to watch him in the 70s

[@MrWINNSLAW]

"Simply MARVEL-lous!"

[@wildwest1]

Ben Grimm was my fav back in the day.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

the ever-lovin' blue eyed THING

[@3912James]

Paul Frees was the perfect voice actor for the Thing.

[@3912James]

This cartoon series (September) and I (August) will turn 57 this year. 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂

[@brucew7339]

I love this cartoon so much. Great video

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

thank you so much

[@DNulrammah]

"...It's CLOBBERIN' TIIIIME!!!"

[@maureencora1]

I Want 1967 F4 on DVD.

[@rowenasanjose5918]

👸wow

[@raulzavala9061]

The show only managed 20 episodes yet how the hell did the network stretch it out for three years? as a kid I would've tired quickly watching constant reruns.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

that's the power of reruns, i guess.also, as a kid, an hour would feel like eternity.....well, at least to me

[@deniswilson8152]

Networks then only normally produced 13 episodes a season because they knew us kids and was a way for is to eventually watch every episode on every network because we would always switch channels if we'd seen a previous episode... we were never SPECIFICALLY locked in we created channel surfing... a BRILLIANT idea if you ask me

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

makes sense

[@johnetheridge5833]

he-man thunder cats and transformers were after school cartoons i watched them before going to work in the mid to late 1980's/1990's

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

I still watch 'em right now, never a bad time to watch those classics

[@teetoo3790]

Great video. Just subscribed.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

Thank you :)

[@JHollowayNetwork]

Apart from the 1978 version by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (also known as DFE Films) and "Fred & Barney Meets The Thing" from the following year, they would've been added to the 1981 NBC Saturday Morning cartoon "Space Stars" using the Alex Toth character designs (similar to "Space Ghost" and "The Herculoids"). but "The Fantastic Four" was the property of Marvel Comics and if they had permission from them then yeah they could've used them (since they were committed to their fight against interplanetary evil).

[@72blxxdbpsfoo]

Alex Toth was my inspiration to drawing. I drew Fred Flintstone face from the outro of a hannah barbera show, and never looked back.

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

he was an amazing artist

[@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597]

I wanna do the Milly rock with the thing. all those crumb cake deformities made my apple breakfast struddle flat with grooviness. I love the disco hanna Barbra version. notice e the background music.

[@ricoz2016]

This seems to be the ONLY cinematic version, live-action or otherwise of the FF that is ANY good. Just like the Spider Man show over 50 yrs later, these are entertaining still.

[@vincentfranklin17]

As a fan of the FF, I love this series!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

it's my fave also :)

[@vincentfranklin17]

@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel As a boy, I read The Galactus Trilogy. I got thr feeling that as powerful as they were, they may not be able to stop Galactus. Back in the 90"s, I watched the episode, Galactus. I got that feeling of excitement again. I picked up some comics... I've been an FF fan ever since!

[@nweditor875]

A Fantastic show my favorite version of the FF great review such a shame wont be seeing this hit Disney + or on the hanna barbera streaming service

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

yeah, it's definitely a shame. I would be first in line if a Blue ray collection was ever announced

[@shoresean1237]

Disney by way of Fox now owns a piece of Batman 1966 - just arrange some sort of trade for these episodes with WB. A piece of Batman 66 has to be of roughly equivalent value to this.

[@frankreynolds445]

Alex Toth's drawing of Wonder Woman at 15:55 in the video is awesome. This must be the most perfect drawing of Wonder Woman I ever seen. She has big hips and a big ass.

[@1701echopapa]

Great review. Where did you get the new FF theme music? It's fantastic!

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

it's from the Roger Corman FF film...found the soundtrack just by searching it through youtube.

[@victorhernandez8723]

Why hasn't the original Fantastic Four series been released on DVD yet?

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

I think it's because Warner bros. probably wants a lot of money from marvel ...

[@Seras99]

We need a petition to make it happen.

[@JeffreyWLaRue]

I wonder if Ben Grimm flew with Pappy Boyington and the Black Sheep Squadron?

[@candacetalley9261]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertmallory1877]

I have to admit that I enjoyed The Fantastic Four cartoon more than the more popular Spider-Man one. Why? Spider-Man almost never had a story adapted from the comic (they did do the original Spider Slayer) whereas almost all of the FF shows were based on their comic!

[@braylonspeights6658]

The end credits of the fantastic four should have different scenes, it should not have the same scenes that the intro has

[@michaelrivera8891]

How about showing some episodes of this classic cartoon rather then giving us just a few minutes

[@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel]

I wish, but with youtube's always-changing rules, it has been difficult....but i might do something down the line as a "cartoon marathon" type event in the future