God I wish I was back in the 80s on a Saturday morning again. I used to get up at 7AM and sneak downstairs and close the door to our guest room and turn on the television and sit there until noon when the cartoons ended. (Of course I ate breakfast) . But we were so lucky to have this on Saturday mornings. I’m going to cry now . Lol
Up at 6 am and out the door after the karate flick and went played hard until i got tired came in took a nap and was back up waiting for the APOLLO to come on . Sunday morning wake up get breakfast and watch channel 9 ..steam pipe alley , my secret identity , back outside at 12 to play hard again .. Growing up in he 80's was the best . These kids today dont know about playing outside and using their imaginations ..side note "The Littles " is a slept on classic .
"These kids today dont know about playing outside and using their imaginations .." Because the generation that grew up on this stuff (Gen-X, AKA 'Us') used gadgets as babysitters--and everything good like this stopped when us kids turned into adults, and we didn't want to let go of our childhoods. We hijacked everything to "keep" it instead of passing it along to the next generation. There's no such thing as a McD's playplace anymore, and that's not the younger generation's fault. WE wanted to keep being kids; WE put TV and fun food spots, things that manufacture childhood memories in our pockets and forced them to become more grown-up to justify ourselves still enjoying those things. Us, not the kids--but the kids who came after us paid for it, and now our gen is going the Boomer route, looking down on the 'kids these days' as if they had ANY hand in how things have come about. We are why this stuff is extinct, and it's time we got humble instead of being the same bitter old people who'd put US through that crap.
The good ol days! No DVR, just you knowing your schedule, what time, channels, etc... Saturday Morning breakfast, your cartoons & living life. I'd love to go back to having another Saturday Morning like those days.
before I ever heard KRS1,NWA, Eric B. and Rakim,Gangstarr, Geto Boys,2Too Short and Public Enemy , I was listening to Jam on It by Newcleus . My boys first concert The Wiggles second concert Geto Boys now hes seen Slayer like 5 times Cypress Hil,l Method Man and RedMan,Snoop Dog ,Anthrax ,King Diamond. he certainly has an ecclectic taste in music. He even likes Weird Al just, showin him to my Granddaughter...I like it when he gets fat Pa Pa. jajajajaja
Ruby/Spears had a lot of guts to take on the mighty Hanna Barbera back then. Their technique and animation was really quite awesome for the times. They'll truly be known as pioneers, and they'll be missed always.
@@MoneMedia We need a Goldie Gold reboot. To me, I thought that was one of the more credible series to come out of R/S. And it should have worked, except that no one wanted a lead female heroine, it seems.
The world is better off just watching the reruns. Can't mess with perfection and the world now definitely can't be trusted in making something purely educational without interjecting ideals that are fluid to begin with.
It was nice to check out, and watch some of my favorite cartoons. All wrapped up in a cozy blanket, just need a bowl of cornflakes and life would be all better for at least 2 hours. Thank you for this upload much needed for a mental vacation!
This has become my FAVORITE channel. I was 10 years old in 1983. Wow!!!! This takes me back to happier times filled with innocence, animation, toys, and when parents were your whole world. And the only stress was when your favorite cartoons came on at the same time on two different channels. So we had was get up to change the channels back & forth. Unless we were lucky and had a remote. That, and getting the new toys we'd see from the commercials they'd show us. All this goodness while scarfin down sugary cereal with no worries. Then once it was all over, and American Bandstand ended, heading outside for almost the entire day. Riding your bike with friends, talking about the shows you just watched that morning. As you head into 7-11 for a slurpee, and play some Ms Pac-Man. Or sometimes getting lucky, and going to the store on Saturday and hitting to toy isles. Then scoring the toy or item you wanted. TOTAL HEAVEN!!!!! This channel is as close to a time machine as I'll ever get to experience. Thank you, Thank you.
I turned 5 years old in 1983... I really enjoyed Saturday morning cartoons!! I wish I could go back to those days... Times were way simpler, and I didn't have a worry in the world!! Thank you for keeping these memories alive for all of us "big kids"... I would like to ask a question: is there a way you could make a video of the comic books of the 80's? Archie, Heathcliff, etc, etc?
@@ericzerkle5214 I was only 2 and a half or 3 in 1983, you're my older sisters age born in 73. I don't remember these cartoons but I do remember GI Joe, Thundercats and Tranformers a couple years later. I did have a monchichi stuffed animal, I just never realized it was a cartoon.
Saturday morning was the bomb in the mid 60's. Then 70's-80's. Had the TV guide. Sesame Street was educational & funny. 7am Saturday Morn was the bomb. Friday night monster movies..Along with Saturday night. I was blessed to grow up in the 60's,70's, 80's..
Wow, been watching these vids for like 8 hours now, early morning memories of saturday mornings, I'd say best cartoons were from 1982 -1985. Early saturday mornings, local cable was had mix of east and west feeds, cartoons from 4 am til noon. those were the days!
The year that this is from is actually 1985 (the Droids debut announcement was a giveaway). Then again, the commercial for the Fonz/Mork/Laverne and Shirley shows raises some questions. Some shows did get reran like crazy on Saturday mornings for years (NBC and CBS were infamous for this). In any event, thank you so much for uploading this.
Wow! This was awesome watching these and the commercials was a nice surprise and how great was it having Saturday morning cartoons and I truly miss my childhood even though it was hard due to my handicap but having things like this made it so much easier.
Well I remember asking my parents for a Big Wheels car wash for the pink big wheels I had...of course the answer was "no go get your bikes and take your sister outside and ride through the sprinkler while your dad is watering the grass"😂😂😂
Thanks for the memories.lol Man, how did my parents miss the occult crap being taught as math, life lessons, entertainment, I mean much of this is pretty blatant, if you know what you are seeing, I guess I didn't get it until the age of 46, still don't know as much as I do, so I guess I can see parents back then being clueless about TV. Thanks again, some good memories.
Cartoons are featured is this video are: Hanna-Barbera Productions, HarveyToons, King World Inc., Mattel Inc. & VIZ Media’s “The Little Rascals/Richie Rich/Monchhichis show” episodes: “Beauty Queen For A Day” & “King Bee” @ 0:11, Hanna-Barbera Productions & Namco-Bandai Games/Bally-Midway Amusement MFG. Company’s Pac-Man in: “Abominable Pac-Man” & “The Bionic Pac-Woman” @25:50 + Disney-ABC TV Networks’ “School House Rock” animated edutainment music 🎶 video: “I Got 6” @ 51:13, Ruby-Spears Enterprises/WorldVision Entertainment’s Rubik The Amazing Cube in: “Rubik’s 1st Christmas 🎄” @ 54:23, ABC Entertainment & DIC Audiovisual’s The Littles in: “Dinky’s Doomsday 🍕 Pizza” @ 1:19:17 and finally, Hanna-Barbera/Ruby-Spears Productions INC.’s “The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour” episodes: Petey The Puppy in: “Glyder The Misfit Puppy” part 2: “The Puppy 🐶 Goes 🏡 Home” & Scooby-Doo and his nephew, Scrappy C. Doo in: “Mummy’s The Word” @1:45:08 All taken from the original ABC tv’s 1983 Saturday morning cartoon broadcast before “American Bandstand” Great video! Happy thanksgiving!
ABC Saturday Morning Cartoon Lineup 1983 Time Stamps 0:00 opening and Monchhichis / Little Rascals/ Richie Rich 🤑 25:50 Pac Man ♂️ 54:25 The Amazing 🤩 Rubix Cube 1:19:20 The Littles 1:45:11 The Puppy 🐶 Further Adventures 2:14:44 closing
bruh did they just make a cartoon version of every live action show on tv? Imagine that if it happened now, Imagine a Big Bang Theory cartoon and all of the heat that ish would take
Darla is way prettier and better than that Dolly snob. I really wanted her to win but in our hearts and in the he-man hearts Darla is always the winner. 👑💐
now i know what i did saturday mornings in 1983 i programed my VIC20 cuse i don't remember watching any of these , i knew of them just did not watch them
I forgot that The Littles cartoon had a few "DIY" mini projects. I don't remember what DIY was called before "DIY". That cartoon had to have the VERY FIRST "DIY" things WAY WAAAAAAAAAAYYY WWAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY before RUclips was even a NOTION!!!!!!!!!! "Little Ideas for Big People" Lucy Littles glass car. Nooooo Waayyyyyyy Maaaan!!!!!! WWooooooooooott!! @ 1:42:52 #I.DONT.EVEN.KNOW.WHAT.TO.HASHTAG.RIGHT.NOW
Wonderful before overbearing regulations killed the cartoon, limiting advertising geared at children. No more Saturday morning cartoons. Now all have been replaced by educational shows, which do not have the same commercial requirements.
It premiered in 1982, but I understand that Hanna-Barbera started developing it in 1970. I'm a fan of Patty Maloney, the "Far Out Space Nuts" star who provided the voice of the animated Darla Hood.
@@MoneMedia I was born in 1980. Even though I wasn't old enough to remember Saturday mornings before 1986, I still enjoy seeing the early 80s commercials.
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God I wish I was back in the 80s on a Saturday morning again. I used to get up at 7AM and sneak downstairs and close the door to our guest room and turn on the television and sit there until noon when the cartoons ended. (Of course I ate breakfast) . But we were so lucky to have this on Saturday mornings. I’m going to cry now . Lol
I hear you, those were the days
@@mczilla8628 all the shit they invented and not a time machine . Soon as they make one im going back and staying .
@@vsmokethon im going with you
Keep me posted, I wanna go too!
@@McWeedChannel Your in but im sorry i dont think i can handle watching Shirt Tales lol
Up at 6 am and out the door after the karate flick and went played hard until i got tired came in took a nap and was back up waiting for the APOLLO to come on . Sunday morning wake up get breakfast and watch channel 9 ..steam pipe alley , my secret identity , back outside at 12 to play hard again .. Growing up in he 80's was the best . These kids today dont know about playing outside and using their imaginations ..side note "The Littles " is a slept on classic .
awesome
"These kids today dont know about playing outside and using their imaginations .." Because the generation that grew up on this stuff (Gen-X, AKA 'Us') used gadgets as babysitters--and everything good like this stopped when us kids turned into adults, and we didn't want to let go of our childhoods. We hijacked everything to "keep" it instead of passing it along to the next generation. There's no such thing as a McD's playplace anymore, and that's not the younger generation's fault. WE wanted to keep being kids; WE put TV and fun food spots, things that manufacture childhood memories in our pockets and forced them to become more grown-up to justify ourselves still enjoying those things. Us, not the kids--but the kids who came after us paid for it, and now our gen is going the Boomer route, looking down on the 'kids these days' as if they had ANY hand in how things have come about.
We are why this stuff is extinct, and it's time we got humble instead of being the same bitter old people who'd put US through that crap.
Very true💜😔😔😔😔
After cartoons went off American Bandstand came on, those were the good ole days!
Yes indeed! I used to hear a football game from my backyard. Those were the days where we can’t go wrong with what we watched
Soul Train as well.
@@D2Kprime I used to get down with some soul train!
The good ol days! No DVR, just you knowing your schedule, what time, channels, etc... Saturday Morning breakfast, your cartoons & living life. I'd love to go back to having another Saturday Morning like those days.
yes it was a peaceful, enjoyment.
before I ever heard KRS1,NWA, Eric B. and Rakim,Gangstarr, Geto Boys,2Too Short and Public Enemy , I was listening to Jam on It by Newcleus . My boys first concert The Wiggles second concert Geto Boys now hes seen Slayer like 5 times Cypress Hil,l Method Man and RedMan,Snoop Dog ,Anthrax ,King Diamond. he certainly has an ecclectic taste in music. He even likes Weird Al just, showin him to my Granddaughter...I like it when he gets fat Pa Pa. jajajajaja
Yes indeed
@Joseph Bernard They were still doing that ridiculous duck and cover thing then? Haha
@@MoneMedia I did time stamps.
Grabbing old school tupperware bowl , ' the big spoon ' and cereal....
I always ate cereal on Saturday mornings while enjoying my cartoons. Those days were the best ! 😍😜
Miss 80s my childhood was good
Indeed. Glad to be an 80s kid
Nostalgia.
I'm 52 years old and this is what I used to watch when I was 12 years old.😊
Absolutely love this. Warms my heart. Thank you.
School House Rock was one of the best educating tools we ever had back then...
sure the hell was
and it helped even us adhd kids learn all kinds of subjects and it's much needed now
I am LOVING THIS CHANNEL! I need MORE SATURDAY MORNING HOUR BLOCKS LIKE THIS!
thanks. There coming
@@MoneMedia in the fall later on ABC college football
The good old days!😀
Im living my childhood all over again...Thx
Wow in this year I was 6 years old. This brought back so many great memories as a child. Loved that Richy Rich!!!
Yessss!! I love watching these! Thanks for taking the time to put these together for us folks! 👍💕
2:12:39
Ruby/Spears had a lot of guts to take on the mighty Hanna Barbera back then. Their technique and animation was really quite awesome for the times. They'll truly be known as pioneers, and they'll be missed always.
Yes, I always thought Hanna Barb always followed the scooby doo formula on all their cartoons...More comedy. Ruby/Spears had some good toons
@@MoneMedia We need a Goldie Gold reboot. To me, I thought that was one of the more credible series to come out of R/S. And it should have worked, except that no one wanted a lead female heroine, it seems.
Ruby Spears n Hanna Barbara cartoons ruled the airways. I loved them 2 death
I think I'm gonna watch some old cartoons this morning! 😊
The world REALLY needs "School House Rock" to return...
The world is better off just watching the reruns. Can't mess with perfection and the world now definitely can't be trusted in making something purely educational without interjecting ideals that are fluid to begin with.
Keep them coming please. I had forgotten most of this stuff. Thanks for the memories!!
80's Cartoon theme songs FLIPPIN Rocked My Socks!!!
This is exactly what I want to watch!!
Miss my childhood! All the great memories, fun times, great commercials, awesome toys and great cartoons!
The best!
So many memories. Love your channel
thanks
Cartoons from 6 AM to 12 PM. Creature Feature movie from 12 PM to 4 PM.
What's for dinner, Ma?
💜💜💜💜/ Creature Feature...YES!!
Thank you for these uploads, I watch these with my kids, man how I miss those days
Glad you enjoy it!
wow! i miss watching cartoons on channel 2,4,5 those were the days
born in 72 and great year of fun toons
83 was the year
Thank you for doing this, helps in difficult times. I wish my kids experienced Saturday morning cartoons.
Any time!
It was nice to check out, and watch some of my favorite cartoons. All wrapped up in a cozy blanket, just need a bowl of cornflakes and life would be all better for at least 2 hours. Thank you for this upload much needed for a mental vacation!
Wonderful groovy work fellas!!
This has become my FAVORITE channel. I was 10 years old in 1983. Wow!!!! This takes me back to happier times filled with innocence, animation, toys, and when parents were your whole world. And the only stress was when your favorite cartoons came on at the same time on two different channels. So we had was get up to change the channels back & forth. Unless we were lucky and had a remote. That, and getting the new toys we'd see from the commercials they'd show us. All this goodness while scarfin down sugary cereal with no worries. Then once it was all over, and American Bandstand ended, heading outside for almost the entire day. Riding your bike with friends, talking about the shows you just watched that morning. As you head into 7-11 for a slurpee, and play some Ms Pac-Man. Or sometimes getting lucky, and going to the store on Saturday and hitting to toy isles. Then scoring the toy or item you wanted. TOTAL HEAVEN!!!!! This channel is as close to a time machine as I'll ever get to experience. Thank you, Thank you.
much love, appreciate it. and yes I understand evry word, I glad i got to witness the early 80s
I turned 5 years old in 1983... I really enjoyed Saturday morning cartoons!! I wish I could go back to those days... Times were way simpler, and I didn't have a worry in the world!! Thank you for keeping these memories alive for all of us "big kids"...
I would like to ask a question: is there a way you could make a video of the comic books of the 80's? Archie, Heathcliff, etc, etc?
I'll see what I can do
I was turning 10.
@@ericzerkle5214 I was only 2 and a half or 3 in 1983, you're my older sisters age born in 73. I don't remember these cartoons but I do remember GI Joe, Thundercats and Tranformers a couple years later. I did have a monchichi stuffed animal, I just never realized it was a cartoon.
I was 7 years old. Good times indeed!!!
Same, I turned 5 in 1983, you know what year I was born
Saturday morning was the bomb in the mid 60's. Then 70's-80's. Had the TV guide. Sesame Street was educational & funny. 7am Saturday Morn was the bomb. Friday night monster movies..Along with Saturday night. I was blessed to grow up in the 60's,70's, 80's..
Wow, been watching these vids for like 8 hours now, early morning memories of saturday mornings, I'd say best cartoons were from 1982 -1985. Early saturday mornings, local cable was had mix of east and west feeds, cartoons from 4 am til noon. those were the days!
Couldn't agree more
peaches and cream barbie! I remember most of these cartoons. The littles was one of my fsvorites
I had that Barbie, and omg, The Littles... :)
I had that Barbie. It had a sweet smell to it.
The year that this is from is actually 1985 (the Droids debut announcement was a giveaway). Then again, the commercial for the Fonz/Mork/Laverne and Shirley shows raises some questions. Some shows did get reran like crazy on Saturday mornings for years (NBC and CBS were infamous for this). In any event, thank you so much for uploading this.
Thank you for viewing.
The two hours I spent watching this went by in a flash! Thanks for letting me go back to my childhood for a little while.
No prob boss, i got more to come
Just as I started getting memories. I was 5
5 years old at the time. & what a time it was. From the cartoons 2 American Bandstand. What a time 2 b alive
thank you for posting this :) love these cartoons and even the ads :) glad you kept them on here. not the same with out them
gotta have the commercials, a big part of Sat toons. Marketing lol
Here was a lineup..you knew it was over as soon as the ABC Weekend Special and American Bandstand were coming up next
Thank You!
The Littles was much better than I remembered as a kid. Good writing and music.
yea i didnt reall y like them as kid, but now i do.
Nostalgic! Thank you!!
Wow I miss the 1980’s the best childhood if only there was a time machine
I loved watching the PacMan cartoon on Saturdays
Wow! This was awesome watching these and the commercials was a nice surprise and how great was it having Saturday morning cartoons and I truly miss my childhood even though it was hard due to my handicap but having things like this made it so much easier.
Old school Pac-Man yesssss
I am wearing Pac Man for Halloween
That cookie commercial is me now hiding from my 6yr old niece, lol
lol
Well I remember asking my parents for a Big Wheels car wash for the pink big wheels I had...of course the answer was "no go get your bikes and take your sister outside and ride through the sprinkler while your dad is watering the grass"😂😂😂
@@amberwhite9124 lol
I still watch cartoons
I'm a kid at heart
Me too love cartoons
I'm a kid at heart
Thank you so much for posting this!!!!!!
Very funny keep up the absolutely amazing work and have a day just as amazing
Cracks me up how the networks just put together 2 or 3 of their semi successful cartoons together to make it sound like it’s a brand new super show!
lol
@@MoneMedia so this is just your project, not the real thing.
Thanks for the memories.lol
Man, how did my parents miss the occult crap being taught as math, life lessons, entertainment, I mean much of this is pretty blatant, if you know what you are seeing, I guess I didn't get it until the age of 46, still don't know as much as I do, so I guess I can see parents back then being clueless about TV.
Thanks again, some good memories.
Times were dangerous with the gangs and drugs and crime, this was a great escape from that time. thanks for sharing.
Awesome upload 👌
Thank you 👍
I like all the schoolhouse rock,3 magic number,I got 6,figure 8to skate!!!!
Schoolhouse Rock was my favorite!
Thanks so much for this!
Wonderful
Thank you.
No worries!
When kids were allowed to be kids.
thats right
WOW!!!! I forgot all about the Pac Man cartoon!! I used to love that as a kid!!
Thanks mane!! Great stuff!! You know it though.
King Bee really didnt use that machine the best way he could. He only controlled bees and for some reason spiders.
Thanks for the cartoons and retro commercials! Keep up the good work!
Glad you like them!
I Love Timbits Cereal!
Cartoons are featured is this video are:
Hanna-Barbera Productions, HarveyToons, King World Inc., Mattel Inc. & VIZ Media’s
“The Little Rascals/Richie Rich/Monchhichis show” episodes: “Beauty Queen For A Day” & “King Bee” @ 0:11,
Hanna-Barbera Productions & Namco-Bandai Games/Bally-Midway Amusement MFG. Company’s Pac-Man in: “Abominable Pac-Man” & “The Bionic Pac-Woman” @25:50 + Disney-ABC TV Networks’ “School House Rock” animated edutainment music 🎶 video:
“I Got 6” @ 51:13,
Ruby-Spears Enterprises/WorldVision Entertainment’s
Rubik The Amazing Cube in: “Rubik’s 1st Christmas 🎄” @ 54:23,
ABC Entertainment & DIC Audiovisual’s The Littles in:
“Dinky’s Doomsday 🍕 Pizza”
@ 1:19:17 and finally,
Hanna-Barbera/Ruby-Spears Productions INC.’s “The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour” episodes:
Petey The Puppy in:
“Glyder The Misfit Puppy” part 2:
“The Puppy 🐶 Goes 🏡 Home”
& Scooby-Doo and his nephew, Scrappy C. Doo in:
“Mummy’s The Word” @1:45:08
All taken from the original ABC tv’s 1983 Saturday morning cartoon broadcast before “American Bandstand”
Great video!
Happy thanksgiving!
And Happy fall season & happy Halloween 👻 🎃 🦃 🍃 🏫 too!
Monchiechie for years I tried to remember the name!
OMG Pac Man in drag with no Ms. Pac Man joke? That's like a gimmie it's so easy.
ABC Saturday Morning Cartoon Lineup 1983 Time Stamps
0:00 opening and Monchhichis / Little Rascals/ Richie Rich 🤑
25:50 Pac Man ♂️
54:25 The Amazing 🤩 Rubix Cube
1:19:20 The Littles
1:45:11 The Puppy 🐶 Further Adventures
2:14:44 closing
Everyday can be a Care Bear Day!
i wish
I was a 80s baby but the 90s problem.
I like KABC-TV.
I knew Mezmaron and the Ghost Monsters were gonna fall through the ice.
Those. Fig Newton was nasty
lol yes they were
Wow! This is healing to me , it is helping me tap into my inner child again thank you!
bruh did they just make a cartoon version of every live action show on tv? Imagine that if it happened now, Imagine a Big Bang Theory cartoon and all of the heat that ish would take
Darla is way prettier and better than that Dolly snob. I really wanted her to win but in our hearts and in the he-man hearts Darla is always the winner. 👑💐
Our captivity is ending AHAYAH has redeemed Jacob
ABC television network 🇺🇲
the Walt Disney Company
Pre-coronavirus stuff.😎
New Subbie!! 👑💯🎈🎈🎈🎈💜💜💜💜💜🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for subbing!
The kid who knows about the Littles looks suspiciously like a Little himself, but bigger. There's a back story there.
There is a Daddy and a Mommy. When Daddy and Mommy love each other........................
Yes!!!
now i know what i did saturday mornings in 1983 i programed my VIC20 cuse i don't remember watching any of these , i knew of them just did not watch them
The good old days. I knew the second to the last one had some familiar voices @2:05:16
Sure this isn't July 1985? I think I heard the announcer talking about Live Aid.
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BRING BACK FREE T.V.
I know you can't show the Superfriends on here, but where can we see or purchase the old shows?
20.oo donation full lineup with all cartoons.
I was expecting a different Scooby show.
I forgot that The Littles cartoon had a few "DIY" mini projects. I don't remember what DIY was called before "DIY". That cartoon had to have the VERY FIRST "DIY" things WAY WAAAAAAAAAAYYY WWAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY before RUclips was even a NOTION!!!!!!!!!! "Little Ideas for Big People" Lucy Littles glass car. Nooooo Waayyyyyyy Maaaan!!!!!! WWooooooooooott!!
@ 1:42:52 #I.DONT.EVEN.KNOW.WHAT.TO.HASHTAG.RIGHT.NOW
...@1:06:37 ....isn’t that the Urke-man...???
Yep I was just about to ask if anyone noticed Jaleel White in the Oreo commercial...lol
The littles was my shit.
1:20:34 I love Kenner Star Wars commercials
Wonderful before overbearing regulations killed the cartoon, limiting advertising geared at children. No more Saturday morning cartoons. Now all have been replaced by educational shows, which do not have the same commercial requirements.
yes, yes and yes
I always liked the little rascals b and w show series but not the cartoon.
(USA, 1983)
didn't know there was an 83 remake of The Little Rascals.
It premiered in 1982, but I understand that Hanna-Barbera started developing it in 1970. I'm a fan of Patty Maloney, the "Far Out Space Nuts" star who provided the voice of the animated Darla Hood.
Do you have 1986-1989 CBS Saturday Mornings?
88 working on it as we type
@@MoneMedia Awesome, that's when i was sitting on my living room floor watching CBS. Garfield, Muppet Babies, Ninja Turtles.
@@jeffreyd399 you must be an early 80s baby?
@@MoneMedia I was born in 1980. Even though I wasn't old enough to remember Saturday mornings before 1986, I still enjoy seeing the early 80s commercials.
@@jeffreyd399 so 86, 87 will hit its mark
And K8 Littles