+Andrew Rae I believe "Berenstein Bears" is actually titled "The Berenstain Bears" as of both the 1985 series & the revived 2003 series (which i remember since Tiny Pop, a British channel owned by Sony Pictures Television, re-ran the series)
Holy Mackerel! That was WMMR's Radio host John DeBella doing the voiceover for WTAF (currently WTXF) TV-29 in Philadelphia while The Jetsons credits were rolling.
"THE JETSONS" credits were repeats of the original 1962-'63 series, featuring everyone involved who contributed to the initial 24 episodes; separate credits for the "new" 1985/'87 episodes [there were 51 of those].
There's something majestic about outros! They flash up after a whole episode of excitement (often after a funny closing statement or breathtaking cliffhanger), when the child is all pumped up, with red face, being a bit tired but also a bit sad that it's over, especially if it's bed time... Oh, those ages are lost forever... :(
Laser Tag Academy's credit should have been placed at the end of every Ruby- Spears show after they were rerun, as it credits the most people a series by the company has ever credited, and in only a 30-second sequence (some series did credit the "show editor", who is not credited here, but most did not do so, meaning the technicality hardly matters).
Ive been seeing Gil Kane and Jack Kirby's come up a lot (mainly in Ruby Spears shows) while watching cartoon credit sequences (not that thats a BAD thing of course).
Mister 80 Retro I just wanna kick Michael Bay's ass right now. But thank God he is not going after the MMPR reboot. He'd better not be director. Well, at least the writers of X-Men First Class are on the job with the script
Porque no pones individualmente los endings de los cartoons de los años 80 porque no puedo poner en mi arituclo el ending del cartoon de Academia Lazer sin poner tambien los otros endings que tienes anegsados, me alegro ver otra vez el ending de Mandibulin que antes daban por el ccanal de antaño de Boomerang es una lastima que el nuevo canal de Tooncast no tenga la misma calidad y gran variedad de series de antañoq ue antes daban por el canal Boomerang antes de que aruinara en el Verano de 2006
In this video:
-Jetsons '85
-Jabberjaw
-Hong Kong Phooey
-Flintstones Comedy Show?
-Heathcliff & Dingbat
-Rude Dog & The Dweebs
-Berenstein Bears
-She-Ra
-Rubik the Amazing Cube
-Shirt Tales
-Lazer Tag Academy?
-Inspector Gadget
-Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos
-New Scooby-Doo Mysteries
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
+Andrew Rae I believe "Berenstein Bears" is actually titled "The Berenstain Bears" as of both the 1985 series & the revived 2003 series (which i remember since Tiny Pop, a British channel owned by Sony Pictures Television, re-ran the series)
Holy Mackerel! That was WMMR's Radio host John DeBella doing the voiceover for WTAF (currently WTXF) TV-29 in Philadelphia while The Jetsons credits were rolling.
COOL! :D
"THE JETSONS" credits were repeats of the original 1962-'63 series, featuring everyone involved who contributed to the initial 24 episodes; separate credits for the "new" 1985/'87 episodes [there were 51 of those].
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Heroes In A Half Shell! Turtle Power!
berenstine bears, ninja turtles, inspector gadget! you never stop bringin' the 80's and 90's shows i loved!
Go Green Machine!
Shirt tales was a favorite as well as inspector gadget
There's something majestic about outros!
They flash up after a whole episode of excitement (often after a funny closing statement or breathtaking cliffhanger), when the child is all pumped up, with red face, being a bit tired but also a bit sad that it's over, especially if it's bed time...
Oh, those ages are lost forever... :(
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES!
LET'S KICK SOME SHELL!
せんももあいしー 青の洞窟とジンベエザメのシュノーケリング行ってきました🤿 最高でした😄 (Inspired By Preview 2 Effects)
せんももあいしー 沖縄に来てます🏖😄 (Inspired By Preview 2 Effects)
Thank u for this awesome video. sigh Memories. ^_^
You're welcome! Happy Holidays!
Levy & Saban they must have written like 90% of 80s themes! Awesome stuff. Thanks for posting
Laser Tag Academy's credit should have been placed at the end of every Ruby- Spears show after they were rerun, as it credits the most people a series by the company has ever credited, and in only a 30-second sequence (some series did credit the "show editor", who is not credited here, but most did not do so, meaning the technicality hardly matters).
@mr80stvshows Massive fan! I really like the end credit music too! Hey thanks for posting this!
Ive been seeing Gil Kane and Jack Kirby's come up a lot (mainly in Ruby Spears shows) while watching cartoon credit sequences (not that thats a BAD thing of course).
2.36 is my fav
@alakhsaini No prob!!!! Glad you enjoy. =D
Ya good stuff
Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles for the Win!
Jetsons and inspector gadget are great too.
TMNT FTW!
only the original!
Mister 80 Retro I just wanna kick Michael Bay's ass right now. But thank God he is not going after the MMPR reboot. He'd better not be director. Well, at least the writers of X-Men First Class are on the job with the script
No offense but I thought the Nickelodeon version of TMNT was decent but I still agree with both of you. How dare Michael Bay ruin the turtles! >:(
Isn't Hong Kong Phooey from 1974?
Also Scooby Do for the runner up
Porque no pones individualmente los endings de los cartoons de los años 80 porque no puedo poner en mi arituclo el ending del cartoon de Academia Lazer sin poner tambien los otros endings que tienes anegsados, me alegro ver otra vez el ending de Mandibulin que antes daban por el ccanal de antaño de Boomerang es una lastima que el nuevo canal de Tooncast no tenga la misma calidad y gran variedad de series de antañoq ue antes daban por el canal Boomerang antes de que aruinara en el Verano de 2006
@alakhsaini big fan of Rude Dog huh? That's actually pretty rare
Oh yeah, I know that last one! With the IDW comics, Nickelodeon cartoon and BayTurtles keeping it real, no one's gonna forget it anytime soon!
@CelesteK Originally yes
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD MIXI MIXI ZAM (3:40)
0:43 What is This Cartoon?
hi
Jabberjaw first aired in the fall of 1976
1:13 That’s no 80’s cartoon.
technically no, but it did "air" in the '80's. :D
Mister 80 Retro I’m speechless.