Saturday Morning Marathon #1 - Reboot, Turbo Teen, Dungeons & Dragons and More!

[@JRBowen]

I've tried many times to explain to my daughter the wonder and joy of Saturday morning TV in the late '70s and '80s. You really nailed it with your description. Thanks!

[@mccallosone4903]

Man....Saturday mornings, or as we called it, Cartoon Day. What a time. Pillow forts, floor is lava, star wars gi-joe he-man MUSCLE things toys scattered across the carpet, an open box of trix to eat raw, parents in bed, and cartoons blasting. it was the one time of the week just for kids. loved it.

[@aaronfountain4933]

Nailed it.

[@gazzaboy84]

I wish the kids of today could experience that feeling, Now they have everything they want in the palm of there hands. I also remember recording them so i could re watch them in the weekdays.

[@upperdecker9992]

Loved and and miss it.

[@HandofOmega]

This should be pinned! I still remember knocking about the house on Sat morn, until my big bro sat me down in front of the tv, explaining that I could watch all the cartoons I wanted...I never looked back! It was like a kids' Valhalla, earned after a week of fighting through school and homework!

[@TheRenegade718]

You described that to the T so perfectly!

[@stormking989]

As a child I could not get enough of my Saturday morning cartoons. They were always my favorite comfort food of entertainment.

[@MikeKaess]

Just commenting for the algorithm! have a fun month off!

[@elementary9971]

Saturday mornings were like “Christmas light” I lived for Saturday morning cartoons.

[@babytoshiro7014]

Same Same!

[@poohmanuel2246]

Well Put My Friend! I Really Miss Saturday Morning Cartoons!

[@wcchalker81]

@@babytoshiro7014 on my w grade

[@clintwetherbee1216]

The Grinch was that President who interrupted my cartoons with Iran-Contra news.

[@seannborba8416]

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[@MentalLiberation]

To answer the question you posed at the end, Dan, not only am I still a huge fan of Saturday morning cartoons at my age (39), but yes you covered my favorite Saturday morning cartoon of all time on this marathon and this channel. And I also appreciate the deep dive you did with some of the things I didn't know. That cartoon: Captain N: The game master

[@grapeshot]

Oh yeah growing up in the late 70s, early 80s, definitely remember Saturday morning cartoons.

[@_2D_]

While I've seen some of these already, I can't help myself to watch them again. Saturday morning cartoons was something every kid looked forward too as they stared outside their classroom window. It was a place of adventure and wonder, where you were transported to another plane of existence where the rules of our world don't apply. I was born after the heyday of Saturday morning cartoons in the 80s, but I did love watching my own cartoons such as Xiaolin Showdown, Jackie Chan Adventures, Teen Titans, Static Shock, and more. But what really dominated my Saturdays was the "Japanimation" boom of the late 90s/early 00s with Pokémon and YuGiOh. They were the best of times.

[@jC-kc4si]

Just imagine having 3 to 7 channels of toons from 5am to 1 pm every Saturday and 5hen some toons on Sunday too.

[@jagatheeldest5786]

Yeah man, we've all seen some of these already...thats why we're here. Enjoy!

[@texasbeast239]

As an '80s kid, something that I did made me feel connected even more closely to cartoons: drawing them, myself. It was hella frustrating to try to duplicate any image strictly from moving images on-screen, but I kept trying, and even got it right on occasion. If I could find a still pic (Polaroid photo, catalog, newspaper article, lunchbox, etc.), then I could copy the original art perfectly. I was creating these cartoon characters with my own hands!

[@PineMartinAmerican]

Same here.

[@1989red13bfc]

There was nothing like super sugary cereals and a whole morning full of badass cartoons! I shed a tear for kids today.

[@martinwhipkey9343]

My Saturday morning routine would start at 7am with reruns of 'Rocky and Bullwinkle' and 'Mighty Mouse' and then on to some of my favorites - Gummi Bears, Smurfs, TMNT, Garfield and Friends, Muppet Babies, Transformers, GI Joe's, the Real Ghostbusters, and many more...so much fun! Loved this collection video even though I've seen all your videos so far - this was a great ride!

[@shibolinemress8913]

Saturday morning cartoons were well established by the time I started watching them in 1968 (I was 5). My favourites were Jonny Quest and Thunderbirds, which our local station aired in re-runs at 5 or 6 a.m. I might have had trouble getting up for school, but you better believe I was up for those! The only thing I loved more were the Apollo launches, which Dad and I would always watch together. I miss you, Dad! 😥🤗🤗

[@camcordernonsense5264]

johnmy quest's theme is exçiting to me still. they really tried to sell it.

[@lobobobo8471]

I was glued to the TV, when Spider-Man came on.

[@shibolinemress8913]

@@lobobobo8471 🎶"Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can!"🎶 😁 I love it!👍

[@knyghtlyte]

I saved this video for Saturday morning. I am putting together Legos I got as a gift. I will be turning 40 this month.

[@madmonkey823]

Bruh... This is rad

[@glengov]

In my humble opinion. The 80s was definitely the peek and the prime for being a child in any generation. I don't believe no other generation before an definitely not after. Had it as good as Gen X for being a child growing up. Imagination ran rampant an was truly the driving force for being a kid. Toys, Cartoons, Playing outside, Comic Books, Wrestling, music, the arcade. Even so called adult shows The A-Team, Knight Rider etc. We're all derived from the spirit of the imagination. Was truly the driving force behind all the joy in the world of being a child. Big shout out to all my Gen X Peep's. We had the greatest childhood.... 80s forever!

[@speculative]

Great point! Even 80s TV shows and movies didn't take reality too seriously.

[@RockNerdRadio]

Oh man! I know what I'll be watching while I ride my exercise bike tomorrow morning!

[@terrybenthall6192]

I remember when the three major networks competed for the best Saturday morning cartoons. Kids will never know how fun it was to get up early on a Saturday morning and watch all of those fantastic cartoons.

[@hawktriad]

My boys loved Reboot, I sat and watched it with them and even pointed out when they "rebooted" it was with three taps like Ctrl-Alt-Del to reboot a computer. We were bummed when it ended but when we lived in Bangkok we got to catch up on the rest of the show. My oldest son killed the Playstation game within a week and loved it, not as much as Kingdom Hearts but it still tickled his gaming itch. Unfortunately, just like with KH3, waiting for the revamped Reboot to co.e out, my son passed in Sep 2007 so never got to see Reboot get rebooted nor get to play the recent KH3. RIP, son, you really did not miss anything...lol

[@RonnieBarzel]

I don't mean to come across as a brown-noser, but I really enjoy these types of videos, where a KZbin channel takes previously-released short videos and strings them together into a sort of "mega mix" around a theme. It makes for GREAT background viewing/listening while working from home (and as Dan says, also letting you see the evolution of the channel's production).

[@UltimateGamerCC]

can we slam the like button for this? not only is this awesome but in The Real Ghostbusters video at the near end he basically denied the existence of Ghostbusters 2016, that alone deserves so much respect.

[@SecretGalaxyTV]

It's a different timeline so it had no relevance to the animated series based on the original timeline. That's why it didn't get mentioned. It's fine. It's just a movie, just like the original.

[@russellj.s.257]

With all the 3rd generation Trans Ams I see in multiple KZbin videos converted into either KITT or KARR I would love to see one converted into Turbo Teen and maybe an IROC Z Camaro converted into a Thunder hawk like the one from MASK.

[@PerfectTroy1]

Thank you so much! I'm 46 and this brings me right back to be a kid with whatever sugar-laden cereal was popular and watching cartoons from 7am to noon.

[@CactusJackIV]

This was my Saturday morning, I love all these shows, along with Super Mario World, Reboot(early 90s cartoons) Flipping Turbo Teen(has to be the worse curses to have)

[@jordanhoughton1948]

I had to learn the other 5 days of the week. I sure didn't want to learn anything on Saturday! This is my time!

[@Wintersoldier73]

Watched Saturday Morning cartoons from around 1978 to 1991 & then again from 1998 to maybe 2005 & that doesn't include the M-F 6am block through several years. The Littles was one of my favorite cartoons, but I loved pretty much everything. Got my oldest watching cartoons with me in 99 and his brother in 2002. Both love table top games, fantasy, jrpgs, fiction, etc & my little one is a writer. I think watching cartoons with them opened up their imaginations & by knowing what they watched & how many hours they watched for, never had an issue with fighting with them to turn off the TV. In fact, both my sons might watch anime, here and there, but they prefer to read or play tabletop games where they actually have to interact with other people. So they watched cartoons, but the TV wasn't a babysitter. Basically, I did the opposite of what my parents did. 😂

[@darmocat]

Holy crap; the powerful waves of nostalgia I got from the Reboot segment. I watched it on Toonami; and it was such a good show. Also, Tony Jay as Megabyte was *chefs kiss* perfect.

[@robk.6591]

Holy Mother Mary of compilations! Thanks for this Toy Galaxy!

[@borinightmare]

As an 80's kid myself Saturday morning cartoons were like a religion for me. While I was a kid I used to get up as early as 7am to watch Robocop the cartoon series on NBC. I loved Turbo Teen, Pole Position, the Hanna Barbera cartoons and Mr. T.

[@adamkrasneski3679]

Watching this show is what i actually do on sat mornings.

[@gundambassexe31]

Mad respect to Saturday morning tv shows

[@donstrutz750]

I would study and plan my Saturdays by the full page ads that ran in DC and Marvel comics.

[@noize7932]

you are me

[@GenXPirate]

Best Idea Ever to make marathons!

[@BatmanPops]

Who remember Life with Louie, Eureeka's Castle, Double Dragons, Street Sharks, killer tomatoes, mighty max, Bruno the kid, Tin Tin, Dumbo's circus, Mr bogus, salute your shorts, Hey dude, wild & crazy kids, super Mario bros, captain planet, VR Troopers, Big Bad Beetleborgs, the mask Rider, Young Hercules, I can go on forever lol 😁

[@andrejg4136]

You're probably +/- 3 years from my age, because I remember everything on that list. Frankly I like being a 90s kid better because we still got the best of the 80s stuff on re-runs.

[@TitularHeroine]

Hi Dan! Are you going to cover Extreme Ghostbusters? I love your Beetlejuice video that explains that the monsters were an adjust series to Ghostbusters figures. Thanks for everything!

[@catsnotcops77]

This is great, let’s get some more compilations 😻😻😻 thanks Dan!!

[@andrewmize823]

It seems like there was a bit of a revolving door thing going on, with a lot of the Saturday cartoons of the 80's being relatively short-lived. I do have some vague recollections of The Littles, Mighty Orbots, Kid Video, and Teen Wolf (yes, there was a cartoon series, look it up if you don't believe me), but my clearer memories revolve around shows like Voltron, He-Man, GI Joe, and Thundercats, which had a good bit more longevity comparatively. I remember Ghostbusters AND The Real Ghostbusters. I remember Bravestarr and Silverhawks, too--but that's about the extent of it; everything else kind of runs together in my mind. My all-time favorite Saturday morning cartoon was The Tick, but that came out in 1994, around the second half of my 8th grade year. Time gets funny when you get to a certain age, and god help me, I've gotten there...

[@christophermack5645]

One of the reason I love Saturdays mornings other than no school is Saturday morning cartoons. great time great time

[@MentalLiberation]

Knocked it out of the park, Toy Galaxy! Thanks for this video.

[@MrMightyZ]

I wasn’t allowed too much TV so I had to sneak to the lounge room and turn the volume down then pull out the big mechanical ‘on’ switch of our TV and wait to make sure that loud clunk hadn’t woken up Mum and Dad in the next room. Then turn up the volume to just a whisper and sit point blank in front of the screen for an hour or so until the house started getting up then when someone came in I’d be sitting on the couch and say I only just got there.

[@bunkerzero]

Blast of the past! Gotta watch this on Saturday morning!

[@ZeroAnalogy]

You have certainly racked up enough content to string together related topics/shows thereby making a compilation.

[@Arufonsa1]

Into this!!! I need just a long video to marathon sometimes.

[@darktoylord]

I have seen all these before. And yeah, maybe I really didn't have two hours to kill watching this. But I did. I regret nothing :D

[@thomasmccown2121]

I still get up on Saturday morning and watch the cartoons on ME TV " It's a channel that you can pick up on the antenna 📡!!!" ? And they have the older cartoons that I like and then they have a cartoon show every day in the morning for a hour!!!!" And I watch that too!!!!" Being retired is a blessing!!? Lol God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom

[@darktetsuya]

Chances are I've probably already tuned into the originals, but still nice to have them all in one big block!: Captain N: Naturally I grew up with the NES, so of course I couldn't get enough Nintendo! Of course the show did not age particularly well, but as a kid who didn't love seeing their favorite characters in a half-hour cartoon?! D&D: I do remember seeing this as a kid, didn't really get into the game until my teenage years! Would love to see them do a modernized version of the show as a reboot! Reboot: I swear I didn't plan my comment that way, LOL! yeah I was kinda into it one of the earliest CGI shows I can remember. IDK what they were thinking with a *live action* reboot of that show, though... Dragon's Lair: I do remember the cartoon, hadn't really gotten to play the arcade original (though I do remember seeing it on Starcade) love how they integrated the 'which way would you go?' mechanic from the game, though. Turbo Teen: I do remember that one, what a wild concept as a spin on Knight Rider! Schoolhouse Rock: definitely one I grew up with. wish we had more stuff like that nowadays!! The Real Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice: definitely enjoyed both of these! I do remember having a ton of the toys at least as far as Ghostbusters goes, like that sweet life-size proton pack?! or all those crazy figures from the show. Beetlejuice IDK if I had many of the figures but the show was kinda funny.

[@blue6940]

Saturday morning was the best in the 70s and 80s cartoons on all channels ..

[@TheRenegade718]

God bless you for these Nostalgic memories of the best child hood of the 80s

[@algernonsblackwoods5859]

Trying to explain to my 9 year old daughter the magic of Saturday morning cartoons is a futile battle. She looks at me like I'm crazy. You had to wait till Saturday for cartoons!?!?!?! That's not magical, that's a nightmare. She has a point......

[@andrejg4136]

It was magic for us, at the time. But then our toolset changed and both consumers and producers found a mostly better way.

[@robmarconi6758]

There was cartoons in the weekday afternoons when I was growing up

[@algernonsblackwoods5859]

@@robmarconi6758 Yes but if you were trying to stay current on say Xmen the animated series, the newest one played first on Saturday.

[@harveymcelroy9332]

Ha ha

[@nickh5081]

I guess that's why we went outside and played the rest of the week - what a nightmare! 😁

[@ats2099]

The days when Peter Cullen did Masters of the Universe commercial voice over... I have such fond memories of Saturday morning cartoons- going back to when I was 6 years old. I would sneak into the living room and as quietly as possible turn on the TV- I would wake up so early that if I was loud enough to wake my parents in the next room I might be send back to bed. I would watch the test pattern until Rocky and Bullwinkle came on, starting my cartoon-rific morning.

[@PanzerWrek]

Very Cool!!! Thanks!!!

[@sirdaveysockrocker]

I’m going to play a drinking game where I take a shot every time I hear “Frank Welker”. Let’s see if I survive 😅🍹

[@TitularHeroine]

Good luck!

[@damedan9389]

None shall stand, all will fall. . . It's over Sird

[@dimitryryutta]

This is an awesome idea,and quite the trip thru memory lane,not only cause of all the old Saturday morning cartoon,but also a look at how Toy Galaxy used to be!

[@hankthepatriot3733]

I had (and still have) many of these figures as a kid... didn't realize they were D&D!!! 28:44 I still have the "Hook Horror" figure on my desk!

[@elementary9971]

Well done guys, this was something we need to know. Educational content is so crucial this day and age. I’m so glad that social media and streaming services like Disney+ are making kids think more deeply about this world.

[@shaeker]

I am sitting in the ER getting an anti viral IV drip for covid. This is the perfect distraction, thank you lol

[@carlossaldana8791]

Get better

[@gohjohan]

May you get better, Shae.

[@jacobturnerart]

Hope you're well.

[@gohjohan]

To be honest, I was tested COVID positive on the weekend. I'm on my way to recovery too. I've been binge watching stuff on KZbin as well.

[@brentgreeff1115]

Its amazing how far we have progressed - as a child I thought this paranoia around Kids TV was crazy - but look at what children have endured under covid - I guess maybe they were right back then - it created a generation of people who never really grew up, and now expect children to make sacrifices to protect them.

[@TheIMMORTALKAHNHD]

Nice compilation

[@matthewmartin4394]

Such an important TV institution, which was part of the landscape of popular culture for so long, that multiple generations define the Saturday morning cartoon experience in very different ways. However, the basic experience of waking up early on purpose (as opposed to having a parent wake us up for school) is something that transcends the relative content of each respective generation's programming. It's the basic ritualistic experience that we all have such fond memories of.

[@XBlackwoodX]

9:49 Every time I hear about what happened to Saturday morning cartoons, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. As a kid I noticed more and more shows disappearing and not understanding why. Back then there was no internet and unless you watched those awful variety shows like Entertainment Tonight, you wouldn't know immediately if a show was cancelled. For me it would be a year or so later and then asking myself "what happened to?...(insert cartoon here)". They basically tried turning Saturdays into a 6th day of school, at home, on the TV. Brilliant idea 😒 I understand that eventually things would've changed but wished it would've been through a natural transition and not from government bs. From what I've heard, the Sonic cartoon that ended in 2014 was considered the official end of Saturday morning cartoons.

[@AldousTyler]

This is an awesome compilation to have on while getting my work done this morning. Thank you for editing it all together!

[@MotiviqueStudio]

Kudos for mentioning the final episode. The special edition dvd set included it in audio. I consider it canon for the effort that went in to actually making it.

[@aliali-ce3yf]

This is a Clip Show!!! Ah, that's something shows used to do all the time in the 80s ........i don't think even 90s shows did it

[@risel56]

Hey Dan, I don't know if you and your team take episode requests, but I'd love to see you guys do one on the Jurassic Park toyline and its massive impact on the dinosaur toy sub-genre as a whole. With the newest Jurassic World movie coming out next month (I'm assuming it takes roughly that long to produce a Toy Galaxy episode), I feel that tackling a series like at the height of its relevance in 2022 would really help give this amazing channel some much-needed exposure.

[@therealmegabros]

Niiiice, this is great

[@JCThompson]

But... this should have premiered on a Saturday. Still love this.

[@thebrood138]

Blew thru this immediately. Even tho I have watched most of the videos multiple times it was nice seeing them again in this format. Please make more of these! As for my favorite episode I'll go with Ghostbusters from an actual BEST episode angle but Turbo Teen as the one that made me almost die laughing.

[@Loremastrful]

Cool beans. I might have grouped them together by subjects. Like Saturday Supercade, Captain N, Dungeons & Dragons, Pac-Man and the like into Fun and Games; Mr. T, Punky Brewster, Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley under Filmed before an Animation Studio Audience; Care Bears, Rainbow Bright, Shirt Tales and Strawberry Shortcake under A Toon for every occasion. Toons based on movies like Karate Kid, Beetlejuice and the Real Ghostbusters would be Saturday Morning Matinee.

[@AntoineJenkins80sChild]

Best compilation ever! I definitely need to get on that Magic Spoon cereal train. Being diabetic, I can't enjoy my childhood cereals without paying for it later.

[@zachwise476]

Reboot was my favorite. I felt so sophisticated as a kid watching it in what ‘94?

[@jab2283]

You should rename your channel "Nostalgia Galaxy" as you bring me back to my childhood!! I miss waking up early and squeezing in as much animated goodness as possible on Saturday mornings.

[@bruddahjoe]

I applaud your approach of reruns for a long format!

[@russellj.s.257]

I remember when the Back to the future cartoons were on it had an education purpose

[@CM-wv8ns]

Bill Nye before the Science Guy show

[@quartercomicsart6610]

This is awesome, you being able to put every video together on the topic of Saturday Morning cartoons is amazing, this made for a great "edutainment" video

[@ciscodeer9094]

Saturday mornings were awesome

[@JeffersonRedeyes]

Love the channel, I mentioned it while reviewing Myth Force which is a 4 player sword and sorcery game with an 80's Saturday morning cartoon graphics style.

[@eliezermedina3719]

Just a wonderful information of the past!!!!

[@dfailsthemost]

I remember Turbo Teen despite seeing it maybe 3 times. Something about it stuck with me. That guy chucking that hair dryer makes me laugh. Actually, every turbo teen clip is hilarious

[@Lordestroyer]

The cartoon was unmatched! Best cartoon ever!

[@CMDRScotty]

The one thing was Saturday morning cartoons lived through the 90s I was one of the last generations to enjoy them.

[@whatwouldoptimusdo]

This is great! Thank you!

[@theopoluspuckett5827]

THIS VIDEO HAS ALREADY AIRED....I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS!!

[@Blastitorstashit]

Great to listen to as I organize my comics. Wish I had the time and money to revisit all of these great shows and toys

[@kylepeterson121]

This show is amazing and the perfect antidote to the office drone ennui!

[@moonprincesst.s.h.4ever115]

Please make an extended video for all of the Sailor Moon and Sailor Moon Crystal franchises. Thank you, Dan and the Toy Galaxy crew. 🌙💎👱🏼‍♀

[@michaeltorregrosa5594]

I miss the Saturday morning cartoons

[@bm9074]

Me too my friend me too☹️☹️☹️

[@allluckyseven]

You guys have to talk about Thundarr one of these days! (disregard if you already have, but I couldn't find it in the channel.)

[@poppy-77]

Yes sir, ookla the mock, lol. Then you had Tranzor a, Spartacus and the land beneath the sea, voltron, laffalympics, pac man, the list goes on

[@juwankelsaw5195]

Need to do a history on DBZ either the show, toys, or games.

[@chriscampanozzi6516]

Great video. Thanks for the information.

[@killergrooves2438]

The best Saturday Morning era was 1993-1995. Fox Kids was king and ABC, CBS, and NBC all wanted a piece of the pie. X-Men, Spider-Man, and Power Rangers all on the same day on the same channel? C’mon. My local Fox affiliate even had syndicated episodes of Dragon Ball Z years before it ever came to Cartoon Network. It was one of those syndicated cartoons that was on at like 6:30 or 7:30 to lead into Saturday’s Fox Kids lineup at 7 or 8. The Saturday Morning lineup was so strong that Fox actually aired an episode of Spider-Man and X-Men during prime time once. That was wild! I think it was the Spider-Man episode that featured Chameleon and X-Men was one of the episodes with Lady Deathstrike.

[@HandofOmega]

Every person thinks their generation had the best time growing up...but the 80s kids are just more right than others, LOL! Seriously, tho, the 90s had some REALLY strong shows and would have been a blast to come of age to, including Batman, Gargoyles, not to mention stuff like WWFs' Attitude era...I'm Team 80s all the way, but I will respect what the 90s brought to the table!

[@killergrooves2438]

@@HandofOmega I was born in 1985, so I grew up watching a lot of 80s cartoons, too. The Hanna-Barbara stuff was heavily syndicated at that point. But there wasn’t a strong Saturday morning block until Fox Kids came along which became massive and forced the other networks to follow suit. And a good chunk of 80s stuff wasn’t as strong as 90s stuff with more limited animation. I liked GI Joe and Transformers, too, but X-Men, Batman, and Exo Squad blew those shows out of the water from a narrative point alone.

[@RichardSekmistrz]

LOVE IT! WORTH IT! Thank You!

[@grizzlehorn7387]

Awesome Dan, thank you.

[@Voxclamantis]

Great piece, but missing the piece about federal de-regulation of cartoon/products tie-ins in the early 80s that permitted tie-ins to the extent that they were nothing more than long commercials. See [CITATION] The shortcake strategy T Engelhardt - Watching television (edited by T. Gitlin), 1986 - Pantheon New York - tbat article is one of the coolest pieces of TV scholarship ever.

[@themysteriousunknownrevealed]

"Dark Rider, for those unfamiliar with context clues was... the...bad...guy" 😂😂😂

[@xxthecreativekitsunexx7966]

As a kid I ultimately looked forwards to getting up uber early on Saturday morning to catch the earliest cartoons and HOPE that the beta max I was recording my favorite cartoons on would not wake up my mom and dad. *we all know how loud those darn things were* While many argue it was a time that cartoons was made to sell toys, I would say and defend while this maybe the case the cartoons were fun to watch and I loved the characters music and exciting stories that each cartoon brought. I watched everything from Battle of the Planets, Hercules, Max the 2000 year old mouse, The Wizard of Oz, Bugs bunny and Tweety show, Thunderbirds, Astroboy. The Adventures of Pac-Man ,Super Mario Brothers Super Show, Smurfs, Snorkels. Then as time went on it was He-Man, She-Ra, Filmation's Ghostbusters, Bravestarr, Transformers, The Real Ghostbusters, The New Adventures of Popeye, Super Mario Bros 3, Captian N The Game Master, My Pet Monster, Gravedale High, Jem, Alvin and the Chipmunks, The Little Wizards, Dungeons and Dragons, Droids, Robotech, Teddy Ruxpin, M A S K, Inspector Gadget, TMNT, Tale Spin, Gummi Bears, Gargoyles, Ducktales, Goof Troop, Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck and then went into shows like Batman and the like. Every weekend Saturday was exciting and I remember each and every episode even to this day and have been caught even bringing up certain quotes to make people laugh. Yes thanks to cartoons I went on to become a music composer cause i wanted to compose music just like I had heard on TV. It also inspired many ideas I went on to create with a plan to bring the feel of Saturday morning entertainment back. I was heartbroken when Saturday mornings was then changed to Edutainment garbage back in the day and the only safe haven was YTV with many of my beloved Saturday morning shows on it. I still to this day watch and collect vintage cartoons like Jace and Wheel'd Warriors, The Pirates of Dark Water, Alf, Transformers and the like to relive those moments while along the way discovering lost gems like Galaxy High. Never be ashamed of watching cartoons I always say, cause it keeps you young at heart granted not all cartoons have aged well. Try watching Teddy Ruxpin now and when the songs kick in you feel a bit embarrassed to be even heard watching it lmao. It is a shame eventually that beloved Childhood past time became a relic just like my old Beta Max eventually became.

[@Portal2099]

I hope that one day you guys find out that Magic Spoon is... PEOPLE!!!! IT'S PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

[@torenatkinson5708]

If I were doing this, I'd get an actual lineup from a given year, and post the episodes to line up with that lineup!

[@joesworld396]

Educational aspects of children's television helped me save a life. After one Super Friends episode there was a segment where Batman and Robin demonstrated the Heimlich Maneuver to help save a choking victim. After seeing that episode I had a situation where I walked in a room and found a little girl choking on a piece of hard candy. Remembering what I had seen I instinctively performed the Heimlich Maneuver and saved her life. That little girl grew up, got married, and has children of her own today...because one day I saw a PSA about the Heimlich Maneuver. Thanks Batman and Robin.

[@kincamell2]

Much Gratitude

[@anibarukyouran1145]

Absolutely love this compilation :D

[@HandofOmega]

I still show Mighty Orbots to people to this day, and the entire show (NOT just the opening!) is SO gorgeous that they can't believe how old it is...Loved the humor, too, like when the Narrator ramps up the tension my announcing that a giant wall is so tough that not even Mighty Orbots can break through it!...Only to have to sheepishly admit that he was wrong, when it does so, easily! (the only thing they never broke through was a silo made of "adamantium"...hope Marvel didn't hear about that) Actually, if ANYbody had a case of Orbots ripping them off, I'd say it was DC Comic's Metal Men...

[@bryanb30]

I still do not buy that Saturday morning cartoons as commercials for selling toys when more great toys came from Sundays and Weekdays but will ponder 🤔 upon it some more.