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ThatOwlWoman said:
Oh, you're a young 'un. Did you like He-Man and She-Ra too? My oldest kids liked those cartoons. And Speedracer too. And Transformers.
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I have either not heard of Heman She Ra, or I forgot about them. Transformers was after my pre-teen and teen years, but I have crystal clear memories of some more of those weird vintage Japanese cartoons....for some reason I loved Kimba the White Lion, and Marine Boy!

You know what my favorite Saturday morning activity was, by my early tween years? Those crappy sci-fi movies they showed on Saturdays. How can you go wrong with swamp creatures, Godzilla, and giant tarantulas?
 
Phantasmal said:
My dad loved The Flintstones, I can still hear him laugh.
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lol, I recall them, we would watch them a lot...

I thought the movie was pretty funny as well....... I still love that line when Fred says to Barney something like "there is 4,000 people on the planet & I get stuck living next to you".LMAO
 
Bill said:
lol, I recall them, we would watch them a lot...

I thought the movie was pretty funny as well....... I still love that line when Fred says to Barney something like "there is 4,000 people on the planet & I get stuck living next to you".LMAO
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That’s hilarious.
 
Phantasmal said:
I remember Bozo and Capt. Kangaroo, but not Sheriff John. I was too old for Sesame Street when it debuted, but watched it with my children. Electric Co. was also a great show on PBS
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I do remember Captain Kangaroo, Sesame Street and Electric Company. I loved Easy Reader. He was my favorite character!
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
So raise your hand if you ever sat in front of the TV on Saturday morning with a bowl of cereal, watching Loony Tunes? lol
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I had Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Power Rangers. Loony Tunes was on all the time for watching, along with old cartoons like Magilla Gorilla.
 
Crazy Cat Lady said:
It seems so quaint today, along with the Jetsons. Remember them?
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There are still some great cartoons and animated features out there.

I watch "Wild Kratts" with younger relatives...I even secretly watch it by myself! I am grown adult who watches the 'How to Train Your Dragon" films, and I do not care who knows about it!

 
Cypress said:
There are still some great cartoons and animated features out there.

I watch "Wild Kratts" with younger relatives...I even secretly watch it by myself! I am grown adult who watches the 'How to Train Your Dragon" films, and I do not care who knows about it!

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I like the Wild Kratts. They usually have great lessons in there about animals. Another one that I like that my son watches is called The Octonauts. They teach you all about sea creatures.
 
Aimée said:
Oh, of course! We all did! Chilly Saturday afternoons were spent watching Star Trek re-runs.
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Being Old and started watching TV in the early 50's.Saturday morning had cartoons early,then mid to late morning westerns,My Friend Flicka,Lone Ranger,Sky King!
Then from noon till prime time,old B&W movies from the 30's,40's!My favorite Warner Brothers
Gangster Movies
 
MASON said:
Being Old and started watching TV in the early 50's.Saturday morning had cartoons early,then mid to late morning westerns,My Friend Flicka,Lone Ranger,Sky King!
Then from noon till prime time,old B&W movies from the 30's,40's!My favorite Warner Brothers
Gangster Movies
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Oh, wow! That's cool!
 
Cypress said:
There are still some great cartoons and animated features out there.

I watch "Wild Kratts" with younger relatives...I even secretly watch it by myself! I am grown adult who watches the 'How to Train Your Dragon" films, and I do not care who knows about it!

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My granddaughters loved the Wild Krafts, I did as well. It has action and educational information, animated fun.
 
Aimée said:
I like the Wild Kratts. They usually have great lessons in there about animals. Another one that I like that my son watches is called The Octonauts. They teach you all about sea creatures.
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The Octanauts is cute and educational, they too, have a mission in each episode.
 
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