Favourite Cartoons thread.

[horrie hastings]

Geez it feels like all I did in my youth was watch cartoons

[chook 56]

Geez it feels like I did in my youth was watch cartoons

LOL

I remember all those.

[horrie hastings]

[Guest]

Loved Wacky Races.

[horrie hastings]

LOL

I remember all those.

Plenty more too, life seemed so much simpler back then too

[chook 56]

Plenty more too, life seemed so much simpler back then too

Too true, mate.

Maybe we are just getting old?

[horrie hastings]

[horrie hastings]

The original opening of the Flintstones for the first two seasons before they changed it to Meet the Flintstones, when I was younger i could never work out why Win4 showed this opening and the Sydney channel showed Meet the Flintstones, only worked it out when I bought the box set a few years ago.

[horrie hastings]

[horrie hastings]

Too true, mate.

Maybe we are just getting old?

So true
This thread has been a good tonic to get over working 10hrs retail on Christmas Eve.

[horrie hastings]

[Johnny.]

Crusader Rabbit - the first bestial roar of cartoons on television in 1950. I used to get up every morning at 4am to record it on Channel 7 back in the early 80s.

[Guest]

Rocky n Bullwinkle...what cool bro's. Dad showed me some of their exploits, the joys of youtube.

[horrie hastings]

Crusader Rabbit - the first bestial roar of cartoons on television in 1950. I used to get up every morning at 4am to record it on Channel 7 back in the early 80s.

How could I forget Crusader Rabbit, it used to fill in a 5min time slot on ch7 I think back in the late 60s when I watched it, always remember Rags the tiger being my favourite.

[horrie hastings]

Rocky n Bullwinkle...what cool bro's. Dad showed me some of their exploits, the joys of youtube.

Rocky and Bullwinkle were good but I loved their enemies Boris and Natasha, especially Natasha.
Mr Peabody and Sherman were also part of the show and another short was Fractured Fairy tales which were hilarious.