“Kid version” spin-offs of your favorite cartoons. Aged down adaptations.
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- On today’s episode, we take a closer look at the kid/baby spin-off versions of some classic cartoons. Come hang out!
Music: Karl Casey at White Bat Audio
Video links:
• Muppet Babies- Intro (...
• 1987 - CBS Muppet Babi...
• Muppet Babies -- Closi...
• The Flintstone Kids - ...
• The Flintstone Kids Bu...
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo...
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo...
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo...
• Tom and Jerry Kids Sea...
• Tiny Toon Adventures C...
I'd totally forgotten about Tom and Jerry Kids until I heard that opening theme and then the memories flooded back. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!
Awesome! I’m always happy to spark a memory!
I remember The New Archies! The theme song still bops!!
@@maximusprime3459 agreed!!
1971, 72 the pebbles and bam bam show ran , it was my fav spinoff. They were teenagers and it was the flintstones first spinoff with sally struthers i think as pebbles. Then quit to play gloria on archie bunker
Yes! I vaguely remember catching reruns of that one. Good call!
In 84' I was 12 but I watched cartoons for a much longer time than most of my friends, I'm sure. Hearing the music really brings me back. Especially Looney Tunes. Reminds me of sitting on the living room floor with a bunch of Barbie's while watching as much as I could before the TV was turned off. Now, I share 80's cartoons with my grandchildren.
That’s some fantastic grandparenting! 😃 gotta keep these shows alive with future generations. Looney Tunes is another one of the comfort shows for me, great stuff.
@@TheCassettePhaseThank you. Yes, I absolutely agree!
@@TheCassettePhaseborn in 1984 first cartoon I saw in 1990 was on nbc it was captain n the game master 😊
@@mikesilva3868 a classic too!
@@TheCassettePhase gravedale high cartoon series as well 🎆
Muppet Babies, Tom & Jerry Kids, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, and Yo Yogi are shows that I loved growing up. I never saw The Flintstone Kids, The New Archies, or Pink Panther & Sons though, as those three didn't air in reruns here in Canada in the 90's. The funny thing is is that A Pup Named Scooby-Doo aired in reruns in 1997 and 1998 when we got our own cartoon centric TV channel, Teletoon. Also Tom & Jerry Kids was still on in reruns here in 1994 as I have a tape of episodes of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers from early 1994 (late first season) and there's a commercial for Tom & Jerry Kids during one of the episodes.
That’s so interesting. It’s always cool to hear about how these shows ran in various parts of the country and the world. I think many of these had re-runs well into the 90s here in the states too. Thanks for watching, happy Saturday!
@@TheCassettePhase Yeah, where I am we're close enough to the U.S. to pick up ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX on cable when I was a kid, but for things like The WB/Kids WB, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Disney Channel, we had to have a satellite dish to pick up those channels. We still got some of the shows from those channels on our channels here, but we didn't get those channels. Happy Saturday to you too!
This was more from the early to mid 2000s but another one was Baby Looney Tunes. Maybe some '90s kids might remember that one too?
Agreed, and I almost brought that one up!
I’ve always thought about this concept of “sequel” or “spin-off”.
The other thing I think about is when live action movies have a “sequel” in the “city”:
Home Alone 2
Babe 2 Pig in the city
(I’m sure there’s plenty I’m forgetting)
On a side note.. I think Baby Rowlf sounds like Nelson Muntz from the Simpsons.
Yes! Movie sequels often took the same characters and stories just to another location haha.
And he DOES sound like Nelson!
Pup named scooby doo,muppet babies,and tom and jerry kids were the best!
Classics!
@@TheCassettePhase regular versions dont work quite as well.
@@entertainmentlife430 they have their place too, but I definitely like these better.
@@TheCassettePhase sure
Mornin' Brotha! New Sub, Detroit, Mich.
Well Done, Muppet Babies was AWESOME!
Nothing beat throwing in a tape and seeing the FHE Logo poppin up like its being Drawn with a crayon. Thats Probably not relevant to the Muppets...
Just VHS Tapes in General lol.
Morning! Thanks for joining us here, I appreciate you watching! I just saw that FHE logo on an old ninja turtles tape yesterday! Love it
@@TheCassettePhase Thats one of 'em!
My Mother in Law has the old cartoon on some really bad shape VHS tapes, the Horder throws nothing out.
My 3 lil ladies all watched them, the youngest (10) still does, with the Tracking all Trashed LOL
@@MotownBatman I think we all have that family member who never throws anything away! And that’s awesome that the tapes are still getting good use!
It seems like the opening theme songs are more well known than the showd that they had came from were 😂
Probably true 😂
Wasn't there something like James Bond Jr and a Rambo cartoon too?
I think you’re right, good call!
James Bond Jr. Was 007's nephew...weird, right?
@@maximusprime3459 whoa really? I didn’t know that, but yeah that’s strange haha
Knowing 007's history with the ladies which may have produced a ton of illegits, I think the cartoon prolly took the safer route😂
@@maximusprime3459 😂 probably right!
Have you seen the classic 80s cartoon captain n the game master 😊
Yes! Loved that one. That may be a good idea for a video actually…cartoons based on video games.
@@TheCassettePhase cool 🎆
I stand by Pup Named Scooby Doo and Muppet Babies...anything else was underwhelming.
@@maximusprime3459 both great shows!
No love for Popeye & Son?
That’s one that I had forgotten about honestly, but that’s another great one!
@@TheCassettePhase80s classic cartoons on nbc use to air alvin and the chipmunks gravedale high captain n the game master club Mario although super Mario bros super show was better 😊