I watched some of these in the 90's so I always thought they were made at then... I watched the most between 88-92 if I recall. Some in 87, but I can't remember them obviously. :) . The Rainbow Star was always a huge hit! I love it even today! . Oh man, the Rescue Rangers outro... that enthusiastic tune just blooooows! :O =,-D
In this video: -Ewoks -Droids -Beverly Hills Teens -Gantor and the Golden Lance -Thundarr the Barbarian -Bravestarr? -Tarzan -Godzilla -Hair Bear Bunch -RoboCop -Madballs? -Silverhawks -Dennis the Menace -Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers
Mister 80 Had to research some of these, actually, with only the names to go on. I watched plenty of Cartoon Network back in the day...Rest their soul.
Hi, can you find and upload the 2 CBS Storybreak Episodes: The Great Ringtail Garbage Caper, and The Pig Plantagenet. Please, let me know if you have them.
Yeah I've been meaning to do that when I have time. Only problem is it doesn't tell me which particular credits made it get blocked so I have to guess.
They did include morals, but to clarify my original statement, they were required by protest groups (Action for Children's Television key among them), network programmers (and later the FCC) to include educational moments in the shows and make sure they weren't too stimulating or violent.
Today's shows lack the "moral moment" because most of them are produced for cable and cable is not required to run educational content (some of the networks participate in the "Cable in the Classroom" program voluntarily). Broadcast (traditional over-the-air) stations, on the other hand, are required by the FCC to have three hours of "Educational/Informational" programming per week. This is why most broadcast stations buy prepackaged edutainment content from third-party companies instead of the broadcast network (ABC, CBS, etc) programming such content themselves anymore.
***** Thanks for the info! Well either way, it's sad that cartoons don't include morals or educational moments anymore. But everything changes. Kids have cell phones and iPads now to keep them busy, and back then all I had were Berenstain Bears books and Highlights magazines!
M Hilliker Bummer! Well actually a lot of cable providers in the states don't even offer it. I currently don't even get it! :( But it's a great station for retro goodies!
Why do I always come back to these?
Oh, nostalgia. That's why.
Awesome, thanks for this. I've been looking for the Droids end credits theme for a long time. Such a good piece!
I don't know if this is the last one, but...I MISSED THE 1980'S!!!!
Thank you for the memories.
Ends on a good note. A DAMN good note.
I watched some of these in the 90's so I always thought they were made at then... I watched the most between 88-92 if I recall. Some in 87, but I can't remember them obviously. :)
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The Rainbow Star was always a huge hit! I love it even today!
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Oh man, the Rescue Rangers outro... that enthusiastic tune just blooooows! :O =,-D
In this video:
-Ewoks
-Droids
-Beverly Hills Teens
-Gantor and the Golden Lance
-Thundarr the Barbarian
-Bravestarr?
-Tarzan
-Godzilla
-Hair Bear Bunch
-RoboCop
-Madballs?
-Silverhawks
-Dennis the Menace
-Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers
"Galtar" not Gantor, but close! And yes Bravestarr and Madballs are correct. You are an 80s cartoon enthusiast I see?
Mister 80 Had to research some of these, actually, with only the names to go on. I watched plenty of Cartoon Network back in the day...Rest their soul.
I had that happen to me, and it needs to be addressed.
I weirdly remember I saw on RUclips that Thundarr the Barbarian ended with Hanna-Barbera's 1995 All-Stars logo,even though the show is by Ruby-Spears!
But owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment via Turner Entertainment Co.!!
tailspin, 80's johny quest, little mermaid: the animated series, sealab 2020, fangface, gem, that's what i can think of
It says 1986 and 1992, so it's the 80s show with a revised copyright notice.
Hi, can you find and upload the 2 CBS Storybreak Episodes: The Great Ringtail Garbage Caper, and The Pig Plantagenet.
Please, let me know if you have them.
Yeah I've been meaning to do that when I have time. Only problem is it doesn't tell me which particular credits made it get blocked so I have to guess.
It looks like the Ewoks/Droids Adventure Hour. :)
@pannoni1 I posted credits of cartoons that "aired" in the 80s... so some originally from the 70s are in these vids, yes.
I haven't seen the credits for "Superman," "The Kwicky Koala Show," and "Trollkins."
It's...interesting how many of these shows had to have educators and psychologists on staff.
A lot of these tried to include morals for kids, and stuff for them to learn, so maybe that's why. Most cartoons nowadays lack that!
They did include morals, but to clarify my original statement, they were required by protest groups (Action for Children's Television key among them), network programmers (and later the FCC) to include educational moments in the shows and make sure they weren't too stimulating or violent.
Today's shows lack the "moral moment" because most of them are produced for cable and cable is not required to run educational content (some of the networks participate in the "Cable in the Classroom" program voluntarily). Broadcast (traditional over-the-air) stations, on the other hand, are required by the FCC to have three hours of "Educational/Informational" programming per week. This is why most broadcast stations buy prepackaged edutainment content from third-party companies instead of the broadcast network (ABC, CBS, etc) programming such content themselves anymore.
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Thanks for the info! Well either way, it's sad that cartoons don't include morals or educational moments anymore. But everything changes. Kids have cell phones and iPads now to keep them busy, and back then all I had were Berenstain Bears books and Highlights magazines!
Beverly Hills Teens.
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I'm betting It was Lionsgate With the Damn Ninja Turtles theme They're going too far now!
what's with the B in almost all of these credits? I've never heard of it before.
Boomerang, the TV channel that airs mainly older cartoons
Mister 80 oh thanks, never heard of Boomerang before, since I live in Canada and we don't have the channel there.
M Hilliker
Bummer! Well actually a lot of cable providers in the states don't even offer it. I currently don't even get it! :( But it's a great station for retro goodies!
oh well, I guess I'll have to watch them on the computer instead.
Legal.
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