13 Forgotten Cartoons From The 1970s, We Want Back!
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- 13 Forgotten Cartoons From The 1970s, We Want Back!
Take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with "13 Forgotten Cartoons From The 1970s, We Want Back!" This video revisits beloved cartoon shows from the 1970s USA that have faded from the spotlight. Discover the iconic animated series that defined a generation and why fans wish for their return.
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Loved them all , still watch Scooby. Except anything with Scrappy doo , that is when the show " jumped the shark" .
Personally, I think "jumped the shark" is a bit of an understatement. 🙄
After Velma I'm not complaining. Scrappy was better than that garbage
@@toodlescae
You are right.
Jumped the shark!! HAHAHAHAHA Oh Happy days
@@toodlescae I haven't seen it. Apparently, Velma got enough hate watches for them to renew it. But I wasn't a Scrappy fan either.
Kids today will never know the joy of waking up early on a Saturday, sneaking into the kitchen to get a box of sugary goodness to snack on, and curling up in a blanket on the couch to watch cartoons.
We would either sit or lay in the floor and watch the shows
Couch, no way. I grabbed my giant bowl of Frosted Flakes and sat on the floor four feet away from the old black and white console TV at 4:30 AM on Saturday morning. I would eat and watch the test pattern with the Indian Head until 5 AM when the cartoons started.
My kids do. You can make it happen for them ya know 😂
just pour more sugar on your cereal and grab one of Dad's cartoon DVDs and your golden.
@cojones8518, kids have Cartoon Network, Disney Channel, Disney XD PBS Kids (digital subchannel), and Netflix, plus Cruncyhroll and other streaming services; they're _not_ 'missing' anything.
I remember when I was a kid my three brothers and I would wake up at 7am every Saturday morning. Each of us would have a bowl cereal watching our favorite cartoons while our parents still in bed. Things were simple and great back in the 70's.
I think you can say that about almost every family back then, and after noon, we'd all go outside and play until later on, when the second wave of cartoons came on. Good times.
LoL Yep! Me, circa1962!! Also Looney Tunes, 8-10am bowl of Wheaties or Life, cereal. 😊
At our house the cereal choices were Kelloggs Corn Flakes, Kelloggs Rice Krispies or King Vitamin
School house rocks. One of the best and the shortest.
Quite true.
I'm just a bill on Capital Hill
I remembered the ‘Preamble’ from School House Rock! It worked!
Conjunction what's your function.
Hong Kong fooy number one super guy , loved it
There was absolutely nothing like waking up at Saturday morning at 7, to watch The Superfriends! Awesome, wonderful time to be a kid.
I grew up with these every Saturday mornings until noon during the 80s.
I am almost 65 and I remember Saturday mornings in the 70's the toons were real cool for the "times
All the old cartoons are all great!!!!! My favorite was space ghost and Johnny Quest!!!!!
My list: Space Ghost
Herculoids
Jonny Quest
Space/Young Sentinels
Super Friends
Web Woman
Super Stretch/Microwoman
Spider Woman
Spiderman and his Amazing Friends
Scooby Doo
Josie and the Pussycats
Speed Buggy
Harlem Globetrotters
New Batman Adventures
Shmoo
All Star Laff-A-olmpics
Butch Cassidy
Charlie Chan and the Chan Clan
Pink Panther
Teen Force
Grape 🍇 Ape
Yogi's Lark Ark
Lone Ranger
Zorro
TARZAN
Smurfs
Snorks
Captain Marvel (SHAZAM)
Banana 🍌 Splits Adventure Hour
Johnny Quest was my favorite too.
@roberfaubus3455 if it is on i will still watch them, my two favorites are Dr zin spider robot and electric eating blob!!!!!
Actually, that Charlie Chan cartoon series was called "The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan."
I heard that one of the child characters was voiced by Jodie Foster. @@garycarpenter6433
You are absolutely right!!!!!!!
They need to create a Saturday morning cartoon channel for the cartoons from the 60's 70's, and the 80's and all the Super heroes cartoons their own channel as well to show what the younger generations and today's kids what the adults grew up on. It would be a blast too❗❗
@@freddietripp8679 I see that there were some of those in dvd form at The Cracker Barrel. I bought one for my cousin’s kids. It was a few years back. You can always check there or Amazon?
That's already been done with the cartoon channel
They do now metv toons a new channel that came out in june
I loved the Cosby kids. Na na na we’re going to have a good time hay hay hay,,,lmao great times as a kid
We’ll have a good time with me and all the gang… learning from each other while we do our thang! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
@@taotaostrong I remember the episode about the chicken heart that was a laboratory experiment. Lol.
@@jjmars9160 😂😂😂
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids-a truly exemplary show.
@@jjmars9160 That story from Bill Cosby was based on an actual episode from a old radio horror series named "Lights Out" that was named "The Chicken Heart that Ate the World".
My favourite was 'The Banana Splits' I just loved that show when I was four, my favourite character was Fleegle the dog.
I made the unforgivable (to myself) mistake of watching The Banana Splits Movie. Nothing. I mean NOTHING has ever been right in my life since.😱🤢☠️
The 60s 70s & 80s was the peak of Saturday morning cartoons But the 70s were the BEST....thank God l experience that era as a kid.
Me to! Me to! 😁👍👍
Hanna Barbarra had some of the best cartoons on TV alongside of the Looney Tunes (the Bugs Bunny Roadrunner show, which I loved the opening themes).
The 70's! The GOLDEN decade of music, movies, cartoons, tv shows, childhood, innocence, fun...I was born in '63, and the 70's were my childhood! I still can't believe how lucky I was. I sorely miss those days.
I'm '62, and the 80's were pretty dang good too. We got to enjoy the decade at a young age.
Saturday morning has never been the same since they stopped showing these and other cartoons. It used to be "Kids" day but not any more, sometimes it's a drag when some things have to change. Thanks for the post. ✌️
The real motive was that networks were mandated that show a certain amount of educational tv each week so they used cartoons to get around that.
The other reason was Cartoon Network along with extracurricular activities now on the weekends is another reason why Saturday morning toons vanished..
I feel so lucky to have grown up in this time, Saturday mornings were special
Same here my friend, same here.
Edit born '62.
The 70's sure had certain memories and Saturday mornings eating cereal and watching toons was such a good memory. I also remember a cartoon that was on called Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch, that was short lived, I seen it in replays not on Saturdays. Shame that was another that got cancelled after only 1 season.
I really miss the old original Flintstones! And how about the Jetsons and Yogy Bear❤
These are 60s
@@janvrolijk9126So was Space Ghost, yet they included that one.
I also watched the Jetsons on tv
Most of us are here because we got up early and Saturday to watch cartoons. Remember it like it was yesterday Bugs Bunny? Road Runner show, 7AM. Followed by Scooby, Superfriends, etc. What do kids have today? News, news and more news, most of it bad. Bring back Saturday programming of cartoons! Let the news channels cover the news. I want a big bowl of sugary bad for me cereal and some BB
I was 6 years old and in the first grade when "Scooby Doo" premiered in 1969 on CBS Saturday morning cartoon lineup. I think this show has hardly been forgotten since it's been on the air in one form or another (including feature length movies) for almost 55 years. I still think the original version from 1969-71was the BEST! Aso liked "Josey & the Pussycats" although we were not allowed to say that "P-Word" as kids...lol
That's Right. We had Parental Controls back then .. called Parents and they had Absolute Authority Over all we said or did and we the children of that Era Respected them for it and Loved them. Were things always better then ,No but they really did Love us and we knew it unlike now where they are Only some bucks on a tax return 😢.
nothing better than Bullwinkle ,underdog ,commander McBrag.all those cartoons from Bullwinkle show, fractured fairy tales. Tennessee Tuxedo
And George of the Jungle. "Watch out for that tree!" 😅
McBrag? Quite.
Go-go Gophers, Tom Slick, Super Chicken.
But most of these were from the 60's, but they're still better than anything today.
Mr Peabody and Sherman
These are the cartoons I grew up with
The 1970's and '80s were prime time for Saturday morning shows. So great to have growing up during the best era of television!
Not forgotten at all. Those who enjoyed them remember them still. I actually have most of them still
Most, if not ALL of those awesome cartoons ARE coming back. Me-TV is launching Me-TV Toons which will show all the good stuff. It should be any week now.
June 25.
@@ronald-xs7sp Sweet...thanks. I never heard a date as to when. That's awesome that it happens 2 days before my birthday
Glad to hear it.
@@dalecorne38691 day before mine! Happy Birthday to us.
🥳👍
Can’t wait
I used to love Herculoids, space ghost, blue falcon, jetsons, flintstones, and Jonny quest. All great series!
Jetsons and Flintstones and sometimes Johnny Quest were my favorites. I couldn’t get into the others or that they didn’t air at the times I was able to watch. Bowling leagues on Saturdays usually.
Saturday morning with my bowl of quisp ceral and cartoons in early 70s
Thanks for reminding me of Quisp!
My Man said Quisp!!!!!!!! Wha-whoooo.
The 70's got great cartoons. 😀👍
The Herculoids, Space Ghost and the Banana Splits should have never been in this list since all were 60s cartoons. What should have been included was Captain Caveman, The Great Grape Ape, the Barkleys, Jabberjaw and the Cattanooga Cats.
The 1960s had great cartoons too..
THE JACKSON 5 CARTOON!!!!! NEVER MISSED AN EPISODE!!! AND I LOVE EVERYTHING FROM HANNAH BARBERA!!!
I have the DVD boxed set
@@dimpleface2163 Me too
Thank you for including Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. It was one of my favorite cartoons growing up as a kid. I'm very well aware that Bill Cosby hasn't been practicing what he's been preaching but I just want to remember him from better times.
Bill Cosby is bad because he told people not to act like thug.
And they democrats needed to shut him up.
Holy Cow Patty Batman! I Just Realized how old I am by remembering All of these! I also remember watching " Felix the Cat"! What a Wonderful time to be a Kid!
THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES!
Felix the cat.... And his magical bag of tricks.... Or was it... his wonderful bag of majik tricks...... Can't remember.. Can you???
@@Dlweta57 Felix the Cat, the Wonderful, Wonderful cat.
Whenever He gets into a fix.
He reaches into His Magical bag of tricks.
You'll laugh so much your sides will ache.
Your Heart will go Pitter Patter.
Watching Felix the Cat!!!
We are Old if we Remember This Amazing Show
@@mikeks8181 yes ,thank you so much. I'm 57 btw, I barely remember the character , can't say if remember any thing of the shows...
I am 63, Scooby Doo is my hero. I have socks and t shirts of him. I love that Great Dane.
was so anxious each fall to see the new saturday morning lineup
I know what you mean.
Remember how the three networks would schedule their previews in the same time slot the night before? Lots of flipping between channels.
I used to love buying the Fall TV guide and see what new cartoons were coming out
Same here. I also looked forward to the Friday night cartoon preview show as well.
@@seanswinton6242 exactly it was so exciting
God those were the days! When we’d have to wait all week for Saturday morning cartoons! Made us appreciate it all so much more (yes I’m gonna say it), than kids today
Keep in mind; our generation created today's tech, and social media. We should of stayed simple.
What a time growing up watching Saturday morning shows. Kids today are more aggressive. Bring it back for the next generation.
I had 18 hours of these cartoons recorded on VHS for my kids. When they grew up in the 90s, I'd only let them watch them on Saturday mornings, recreating my childhood experience. To this day they thank me for that simple gift I passed on to them.
The success of the Jackson 5 cartoon led to another cartoon series that starred their biggest rivals The Osmonds. That one began in 1972 and only lasted for 17 episodes but I still liked it better because of the songs. Unlike the Jacksons, the Osmonds used their own voices in the series which helped its popularity. Another cartoon series that I loved back then which remained popular throughout the 1970s was the Archies: Archie, Jughead, Reggie, Betty, and Veronica. Their show began in 1968, and exploded in popularity after introducing their biggest hit "Sugar Sugar". The show also introduced new characters that had their own spinoff series that were also successful: "The Groovie Goolies" and "Sabrina: The Teenage Witch".
I was thinking the Osmonds had a cartoon but I wasn't sure.
@nickhill8612 Yes, they did. I remember always wanting both the Osmonds and the Jackson 5 to tour together.
@@seanswinton6242
Wow that's cool and interesting.
Not cartoons, but I remember Land Of The Lost, HR Puffinstuff. Sigmund And The Sea Monsters, Arc 2, The Bugaloos, there were so many shows.
The bugaloos.. Yes I vaguely remember them from when I was a four year old... Most vivid memory from that show was the midget fire bug thing , when over excited his red ballbous tail end wood flash, he'd run around in a panik ,having to find a tub/ bucket o water to dip the flashing tail into.. To kool it down
Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
I miss old cartoons.
I remember all of them and loved everyone of them those was good times
This is why I can't wait for MeTv Toons.
Wow, being born in 1968 I remember most of this except Banana Splits. All of this, and the long-forgotten 'Grape Ape'. Makes me want to buy a box of Zingers 😊
I was born in 71. My Mom still talks about how I loved The Banana Splits. 😃 Dad was still in the Air Force, so I was probably still about one (?!?!) when I started watching them? She says I pronounced it "Nana Flits." I guess I was three or four when it went off the air. To this day I still remember the theme song. Johnny Quest was a segment on the show, then I think a show itself for a couple years in the mid seventies? The Splits themselves were basically The Monkeys for preschoolers (although even at 3 I thought the elephant looked like John Lennon).
Anyway, for as weird as the 70s were, it was a much more fun, safe, and sane era to be a kid than now.
Now I have to go get that theme song out of my head...
🎶🎵 Tra la lahhh, La la la lahhhh.. One banana, two banana, three banana, four... 🎶🎵😃
@stevedallas4942 I just don't remember watching The Banana Splits. I'm not sure if it wasn't airing where I lived or if my brother and I were already outside playing when it came on or what. The 70s were a great time to be a kid, no helicopter parents (or at least mine weren't) could run all over the neighborhood as long as my Mom knew roughly where we were so she could find us to call us home for dinner. Wore an old towel as a cape to pretend to be Captain Marvel after watching "Shazam!" Great memories 😄
@@stevedallas4942I had the metal lunchbox.
@@seanswinton6242 Have you seen the miniatures? You can find them at book/DVD stores.
Some years back my Mom gave me a miniature metal Star Wars lunchbox ( almost identical to the one I had in first grade) with a restaurant gift card inside.
THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT MEMORIES!
even as a child scooby do was my favorite because of the guest stars, like don knotts and johnathan winters
I loved The New Scooby-Doo Movies the best out of all the Scooby-Doo cartoon series.
I remember all of these there what made Saturdays great but unfortunately alot of them came and went but are still remembered by alot people in my generation
Those were the days
But now Saturday morning are cartoons are no more 😢😢
Look in the bright side, MeTV will launch a brand new 24/7 separate channel to feature all classic animation shows from yesterday all the time, MeTV Toons network.
So true.
wow man childhood memories going down memory Lane no RUclips no Netflix or no social media and no damn smartphone damn how sweet life was back in the 70S man i want to go back to the 70S damn 😆😛🤪🤣
💯💯💯💯
So so much Sweeter!!!!!😅😅❤😅❤❤!
The Beatles also had cartoons but in the sixties.
Thank you, I didn't know the year.
I remember that The Beatles cartoon came out at the height of Beatlemania.
Wow. Never realized that Speed Buggy only had one season of episodes.
Me too
I didn't know that either.
That's the same thing that I was thinking about Hong Kong Phooey.
They should a live action of speed buggy on the big screen make it happen
@@gregramson9927 Look up Wonderbug.
The Roman Holidays? The Hair Bear Bunch? Yogi's Ark? The Laff-A-Lympics? The Funky Phantom? Jabberjaw?
I don't think Banana Splits and Fat Albert were really forgotten and being on the list. And Fat Albert was actually made for 13 seasons, not 8 from 1972 to 1985.
@ScorpioBornIn69 It ran for 13 years. However, some of those years contained no new episodes and so are not considered new seasons
I loved most of them! I was particularly fond of Space Ghost and the Herculoids… One that you didn’t mention was the Adventures of Gulliver….
There are some obscure cartoons out there from the 70s but the ones you mention are not forgotten.
Man! Saturday morning, cereal and pajamas went together!
I watched all of them except The Banana Splits, Jackson 5 and Herculoids.
My favorite of the bunch was Hong Kong Phooey.
“Danger Island” was the first major vehicle for Jan Michael-Vincent before he starred in “Air Wolf” later on in the 80s.
But it wasn't a toon it was a live action show of a turkey. I couldn't stand that brainless Leslie (ronnie troup)
@@tsitracommunications2884 Ronne Troup was beautiful! I loved her on "My Three Sons". The episodes where Polly dated Chip are my favorites.
Naw, Danger Island was great! True, kinda dumb and campy, but who cares?! Uh Oh, Chongo!!
@@hurdygurdyguy1 if I had my way I'd give that bratty Leslie a spank that would bust her butt balloons for her getting in trouble
@johndunkelburg9495
Too Bad there Wasn't an Airwolf cartoon series , might have been Too Violent.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Superfriends is NOT forgotten, but we do want it back. Anyone else remember the Pink Panther other spin off with the shark and his fish best friend?
Yes, the shark was called Mr. Jaws.
Jabber Jaw?
@@tb7771 No that was Hannah/Barbara
I want to find the version over superfrineds with the wonder twins.
I remember when I was real young in the 60's they had cartoons early Saturday mornings. They had Heckle & Jeckle,Mighty Mouse,Deputy Dog,Bugs Bunny & Roadrunner,Rocky & Bullwinkle,Underdog,Tennessee Tuxedo,Hoppity Hooper,Secret Squirrel,Atom Ant, & Beany & Cecil !!! Does anybody remember those cartoons???
Yes! Lol my niece & nephew were chatterboxes so I always called them Heckle & Jeckle! 😂
I Do Too....😊.
Fun fact: three Fat Albert episodes starred a duck wearing a scarf and a hat. He was named Cluck. For some reason, even with the long run of the show, Cluck only appeared in three episodes, and the gang continued on as if he never existed.
I never knew about the duck.I am a 70''s kid. I really liked Speed Buggy back in the day. Rocky and Bullwinkle as well.
@@cocoaorange1
Barely anyone remembers Cluck as he only appeared in three episodes.
Well, that's cartoon scripting for you... not known for consistency 🤣
Must've "moved to a farm upstate!" 😂
Maybe Fat Albert got really hungry one day and... well, you know.
@@tomkerruish2982
He's too nice for that. Besides, it's a kid's show.
Boy. . . Hearing the theme music to "Banana Splits", along with seeing the live action clip of them driving buggies across a field, sure took me back!
Dude! I haven't heard thr Sublime cover of Hong Kong Fuey in forever, thank you!🤘🤘🤘
I've never heard sublimes version of that... Eva, but instantly recognised it was sublime.... Thank you for the conformation
@@Dlweta57 in the mid 90s 93-94 there was a Saturday morning cartoons go punk CD, it's off that.
I was born in '68 and remember watching a lot of these. Even the real Batman and Robin, The Lone Ranger, Arc 2, and others I can't think of or remember. I miss being a kid!
I was born in 1968 too
I am a year older.
You forgot Battle of the Planets, Top Cat, and Spiderman and Friends
Top Cat was from the '60's based on The Phil Silvers Show from the '50's ... I loved Top Cat!!
@@hurdygurdyguy1 I loved his swagger and confidence
Thank you for remembering Battle of the Planets! Except for my family, I don't know anyone else who remembers that show. 😀
@@LaManteca76 I loved that show as a kid. I found out later that it was a repackaging of a Japanese cartoon that was actually a different story
@@Lord9Genesis Yes! I was shocked to find out the villain & his "sister" were the same character! I would love to find the series online to watch.
Yes indeed I miss this cartoons, some of them are my all time favorite Saturday morning cartoons
Hopefully these will be on the upcoming MeTV Toons channel.
Back when I didn’t sleep in on Saturdays. Got up as early as I could so I wouldn’t miss any of my favorite cartoons or other children’s programming.
These were really awesome cartoons that taught us lessons and were fun loving. If they were brought back as old as I am I'm going to enjoy them.
One cartoon I remember watching was the Drak Pak
Remember them all even though I was 9 by 1970, I was born in 1961. I watch prince planet, Kimba the white lion and speed racer in the mid to late 60s.
Speed Racer 1967. One of my favorites along with Johnny Quest
Same
While I fondly remember enjoying all those you mentioned, primarily The Jackson 5, Scooby Doo, Fat Albert, you sadly forgot a few other must see cartoons. Wacky Racers, Bullwinkle and Rocky, and George of the Jungle (with Tom Slick along with Super Chicken and his side kick "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it" Fred.) Extra points to anyone who can name the pet mice Michael Jackson kept in his pocket (hint- one was named Ray).
I had forgotten the title of Wacky Racers. Favorite tag line from those was "..., watch out for that tree."
@@mikechappell4156 That line was from the George of the Jungle cartoon. It made it into the movie with Brendan Fraser as well.
Growing up in the 70’s I watched many of these shows. There are a few shows that came out before I was born and watched as reruns. Kids nowadays don’t these show and what fun they are.
Adam West was the greatest Batman on TV, in comic books and the movies.
The 70s 80s cartoons were the best hands down!
20s thru 90s had magnificent cartoons
Yeah I miss those days. Waking up and having my bowl of cereal while watching Saturday morning cartoons
Most of these were on every saturday at my house, except the banana splits and speedbuggy. The only time I ever remember speed buggy was whenever he teamed up with scooby doo.
My absolute favorite line from any cartoon ever was an episode of the Superfriends where the Legion of Doom took over the Superfriends headquarters. They started trashing the place, Bizarro is sitting in a chair and says "I interface with computer" and smashes his face into the computer screen. Damn funny!
Challenge of the Super Friends was my favorite! 😆
Love watching underdog as well
Josie and the Pussycats almost never aired. Some CBS affiliates in the Deep South objected to the character Valerie and wanted her removed but Hanna-Barbera insisted that Valerie stayed, that or the show would not be aired.
Josie and the Pussycats wasn't the first to challenge Southern racism. Hogan's Heroes and Star Trek both featured black actors in major roles whom the networks refused to remove. It's pathetic that this kind of attitude dragged on even into the 1970s.
(Valerie is the best Pussycat btw)
@@ordinaryk maybe the first animated series.
Aw wow didn't know that be we all seen up here in the north
@@ordinaryk agreed, she had the brains as well as the beauty. Helped Alan and Alexander out of jams as did Sebastian.
It is Sad but the South really hasn't changed but is Stressing a return to the good Ole days. Which is why most are so-called Right to Work States 😢😢😢!
I was born in 1971. 7 am on Saturday was what I lived for. And remember the Walt Disney show and Little House on the Prairie. 😢❤I miss the 70’s and I miss my mom, daddy, sisters, and brother. I also miss my husband. I’m 53 now, but if I could swap places and go back, I would. 😢
Half of these were forgotten but the other half were way to good to forget. You should have talked about Speed Racer, that's a great one.
As a child in the 70's I remember all these classic cartoons and I miss most of them ☺
NOW I know I am Old. I remember everyone of these series! I'm Glad that I Actually watched them as a child and still remember Saturday Morning!
Popeye the sailorman, Young Samson, Abbott and Castello, those were also good shows
I loved Hong Kong Phooey as a kid. I bought the series several years ago, I still love it as an adult.
Hong Kong Phooey Scatman Crothers. Oh yes, wonderful memories. A forever favorite.
Even I love Godzilla 1978 cartoon including Yogi's Space Race.
I defiantly watched the banana splits, in 1968 I was 7.
I used to watch some of these every Saturday morning when I was a kid and they never get old.
Hong Kong Phooey, Josie and the Pussycats, Scooby Doo. I loved them all. Still do.
I remember them all
this video is a keeper! my childhood all over again!
One of my favorite thing about Saturday morning cartoons was School House Rock. Man i loved those and learned the Preamble to the Constitution ...good timea 😂
I can't believe you didn't even mention Jabberjaw. How can you overlook a walking, , talking, air breathing Great White Shark that plays the drums and sounds like Curly Howard? Honestly.
Nuk nuk nuk!?!?!?!😂😂..
A lot of these cartoons are greatly missed.
Scooby Doo has multiple come backs popular up to ?
A pup named Scooby Doo
Scooby Doo zombie Island ect
The Jackson 5 would be later followed by The Osmonds, also from Rankin-Bass. There was also The Brady Kids which was created by Filmation, the studio who did Fat Albert at the same time.
I loved both Hanna Barbera, Filmation, and Raskin Bass cartoons from the 70s...they were the best ever!!!
I wouldn't say any of these are forgotten, I remember each one.
Bring theses cartoons back
Yes
Agreed, today's cartoons are strange.
@@tonycollazorappo That's for sure!
June 25, 2024: the launch date for MeTV Toons network. MeTV Toons will be a new 24/7 all classic cartoon channel with classic cartoons to enjoy again!
Are you serious? 😅
God made Saturday mornings for kids. It was probably the only time of the week I was happy as a kid.
You missed one of my favorites: the Laff-a-lympics. That combined all these and more to spoof Olympic games in cartoon form. Good times.
Oh, you also missed Dudley Do-Right. Another classic.
I remember being a kid and wondering how the Banana Splits could go into a store to buy stuff and as soon as the door closed, it would open again and they'd be coming out. Ah, the ignorance of jump cuts. lol
When I was a kid in the 70s, I saw Josie and the Pussycats as an off-brand Scooby Doo, and wasn't interested.
Mine, too! With the Scooby-Doobies, the Yogi-Yahooies, and the Really-Rottens! I'm surprised there was no mention of the Star Trek cartoon.
I liked most of these, but I especially liked Hong Kong Phooey growing up.
I loved the Fat Albert Show. It did give us a better way of looking at the world, right along with programs like Sesame Street and the Electric Company.
Jonny Quest was a trend setting show with great storylines and badass jazz music.
I'm 68 and yes please bring them back
I remember these cartoons,they dont.make these no more