Top 50 Saturday Morning Cartoons!!!!

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Transmute Jun
Transmute Jun Queen of the Bird Missiles posted 11 Aug 2010 11:48
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BOTP isn't on the list (probably because it was syndicated and not technically a 'Saturday morning cartoon) but Voltron is, along with a bunch of other good ones... and also some bizzare choices. http://best.complex.com/lists/the-50-greatest-saturday-morning-cartoons
gatchamarie
gatchamarie Gatchamaniac posted 11 Aug 2010 12:01
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Thanks for the lovely trip down memory lane, TJ! Although not having been necessarily "Saturday Morning Cartoons" for me, I've managed to recognise most of them, some others I've never seen!
Ladygalactor777
Ladygalactor777 Boardie posted 11 Aug 2010 12:05
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Originally posted by Transmute Jun BOTP isn't on the list (probably because it was syndicated and not technically a 'Saturday morning cartoon) but Voltron is, along with a bunch of other good ones... and also some bizzare choices. http://best.complex.com/lists/the-50-greatest-saturday-morning-cartoons
My favorite cartoons ever! 1. BOTP! 2. Mazinger- Z 3. Capt. Harlock 4. Battleship Yamato 5. Robotech 6. Voltron 7. Speed racer 8. Candy candy 9. One called Remi OMG!!! that one used to make me cry & sob. 10.Tundercats 11. He- Man 12. Now Robot chiken 13. Deathlock 14. capt. Future 15. trigun Other than that everything SUCKS!!! & GAY!
clouddancer
clouddancer Gatchamaniac posted 11 Aug 2010 12:12
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Thank you TJ. I'm not sure how many of those I actually watched but I have heard about most of them.
Transmute Jun
Transmute Jun Queen of the Bird Missiles posted 11 Aug 2010 12:39
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Some of them I had to wonder about... Hammertime? Mr. T? The best cartoons of all time? Really?
Ladygalactor777
Ladygalactor777 Boardie posted 11 Aug 2010 13:44
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Originally posted by Transmute Jun Some of them I had to wonder about... Hammertime? Mr. T? The best cartoons of all time? Really?
No wonder stupidity is running wild on this generation.
nuni
nuni Exalted Member posted 11 Aug 2010 21:28
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Anyone remember the cartoon olympics? The Scooby-Doobies, the Yogi Bearas and the Really rottens? Not too sure about the names, but I LOVED this show as a kid.
DeletedUser496 Forum Legend posted 11 Aug 2010 21:51
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Can't look at the list right now, because I'm on my iPod, and I'm running Malwarebytes on my computer, so I'll look in the morning.
Originally posted by Transmute Jun Some of them I had to wonder about... Hammertime? Mr. T? The best cartoons of all time? Really?
Are you freaking kidding me??
gatchgirl
gatchgirl Babbling Loonie posted 12 Aug 2010 19:01
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Originally posted by nuni Anyone remember the cartoon olympics? The Scooby-Doobies, the Yogi Bearas and the Really rottens? Not too sure about the names, but I LOVED this show as a kid.
Yes I do remember those... I loved watching that cartoon. While I loved watching Voltron, I can't remember it ever being on saturday morning. I was also surprised to not see anything with Mickey in it, though I don't recall if I watched it on Saturday or another day.
Madilayn
Madilayn Mistress of Ebil posted 12 Aug 2010 20:20
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Wacky Racers was a favorite of mine. My father was a massive fan of Mutley (the dog sidekick of Dick Dastardly - and one was never quite sure who's side Mutley was on!). And, of course, Janet Waldo provided the voice for Penelope Pitstop!
Cep
Cep Board Pirate posted 13 Aug 2010 01:01
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Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, that and Starfleet X Bomber. End of story.
nuni
nuni Exalted Member posted 13 Aug 2010 04:01
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Originally posted by Madilayn And, of course, Janet Waldo provided the voice for Penelope Pitstop!
I didn't know that! Penelope Pitstop was also a huge favorite of mine.
DeletedUser496 Forum Legend posted 13 Aug 2010 06:32
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Originally posted by nuni
Originally posted by Madilayn And, of course, Janet Waldo provided the voice for Penelope Pitstop!
I didn't know that! Penelope Pitstop was also a huge favorite of mine.
I didn't either. Speaking of Penelope Pitstop, Dr. Ashens pointed out one time:Why is Penelope Pitstop's nemesis called The Human Claw? He doesn't have a hood, and he doesn't have a claw. XD Sorry, couldn't help it. He did make a good point though.
UnpublishedWriter
UnpublishedWriter Gatchamaniac posted 13 Aug 2010 15:16
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Hooded Claw, and it was part of the schtick of the series. Not sure if it was supposed to be a homage to the 'Perils of Pauline' type serials that used to play in theaters. In the heyday of pulp fiction and the serials, there were a number of villains with goofy titles, capes, and masks. (I think that HC did have a fedora, mask, and cape, which is close enough.) Name a Hanna-Barbera series before the 1980s, and Janet Waldo likely did vocals for it.
amethyst
amethyst Wanted: $1000 Reward posted 13 Aug 2010 15:32
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Originally posted by UnpublishedWriter Name a Hanna-Barbera series before the 1980s, and Janet Waldo likely did vocals for it.
I can name to that she didn't do, and at least one of them is a fairly big one. She was not do Scooby Doo or Super Friends. However, Casey Kasem did both.
Ladygalactor777
Ladygalactor777 Boardie posted 13 Aug 2010 20:20
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I miss Samurai Jack
lborgia88
lborgia88 Gatchamaniac posted 13 Aug 2010 20:42
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I remember Samurai Jack -I used to watch it sometimes with my nephew. I made him watch Dexter's Laboratory (also by Genndy Tartakovsky) too, because I liked it. On that top 50 list, there's about 5 that I recall watching and enjoying regularly as a kid, but also a whole bunch I've never even heard of, though anything that aired from the mid 1980s to about 1998 (when I began babysitting my nephew on a regular basis and watched cartoons with him) would have passed me by completely.
Ladygalactor777
Ladygalactor777 Boardie posted 13 Aug 2010 21:16
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Originally posted by lborgia88 I remember Samurai Jack -I used to watch it sometimes with my nephew. I made him watch Dexter's Laboratory (also by Genndy Tartakovsky) too, because I liked it. On that top 50 list, there's about 5 that I recall watching and enjoying regularly as a kid, but also a whole bunch I've never even heard of, though anything that aired from the mid 1980s to about 1998 (when I began babysitting my nephew on a regular basis and watched cartoons with him) would have passed me by completely.
That was a very good show also batman beyond but I don't know...today's cartoons suck balls! Genndy Tartakovsky is a genious even the Power puff girls kicked ass!
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