Favorite cartoons and TV shows of your childhood...

Ducktales

Yes, it was obvious even then.

Super Friends, natch!

I was a moody kid. This was old and in syndication when it played really early in the morning on Nickelodeon. I was up early because I was an insomniac and I loved it. Spartakus and The Sun Beneath The Sea (looking at the lead, it explains my Keanu Reeves fixation):

David The Gnome

Rocky and Bullwinkle

Beanie and Cecil

Looney Tunes. Nothing else even comes close.

Batman(live action Adam West reruns and the cartoons), Spider-Man, Bugs Bunny, The Honeymooners, The Best of Groucho, I Love Lucy, Creature Features on Saturday afternoon and nights, showing the great and not so great old horror classics.

Looney Toons

The Jetsons

Rocky and Bulwinkle

George of the Jungle

The Flintstones

Saint Seiya.

Crusader Rabbit

Mighty Mouse

The old original Popeye cartoons.

Ruff 'n Reddy

I wanted to be one of the kids on 'Zoom'

Battle of the Planets Star Blazers Superfriends

Bugs totally Number One. I also liked Top Cat and who would NOT have wanted to be Jonny Quest???

I wish I were old enough to have appeared on [italic]Kiddie A Go-Go[/italic].

Deputy Dawg, The Impossibles, Space Ghost

He-Man G.I. Joe Bionic Six Voltron Pac Man M.A.S.K. The Snorks

Wacky Races

Thundarr the Barbarian

Richie Rich

Scooby Doo

Looney Tunes.

Whenever a clueless person would enter a conversation with something so off-topic you wanted to slap him, we always said, "I like cheese!"

These sluts.

Underdog (despite the antisemitic presence of a villain named Simon Bar-Sinister)

In retrospect, Hobo Kelly was a terrifying horror show, but as a toddler it was just a program about a funny lady who dressed as a clown, poured garbage into a machine, and made toys come out.

Hobo Kelly! I think she lives in Idaho now.

Thundarr the Barbarian! He's HOT HOT HOT

Also, immediately before or after Thundar, a cartoon about a (blonde?) astronaut that got lost in another galaxy/dimension. He, too, was HOT HOT HOT

I'd wake up from Friday night college hangovers to watch the shows

I'm R24. The astronaut was BLACKSTAR. He had black hair, not blonde. And was HOT HOT HOT.

Did anyone notice his friend Mara, the magic user. She had rather perky upright tits for a Saturday morning cartoon. (I wasn't into tits. It was just my justification to my roommate why I watched the show)

No love for Captain Planet

I was obsessed with the Transformers, She-Ra and Jem and the Holograms.

The Bugs Bunny Show

The Flintstones (always on at lunch time); Bugs Bunny (Saturday nights); Spider Man; Scooby-Doo, Walt Disney (Sunday nights)

Sesame Street everyday in my pre-school days and during summer holidays

60s re-runs after school (The Monkees, Gilligan's Island, Beverley Hillbillies, Brady Bunch, Dick Van Dyke, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Eddie's Father etc.) and early mornings during the summer

Long tails ... and EARS for HATS!

Neat, sweet, groovy songs, you're invited, come along!

Did Snagglepuss ever officially come out of the closet?

My most favorite at the time was Sharon, Lois, and Bram's Elephant Show.

Heathcliff, David The Gnome, Muppet Babies, Eureeka's Castle, Tiny Toons, Noozles, and basically the whole Disney Afternoon programs. I was a very sick kid for a few years, if you can't tell.

Didn't we all, R12? I also wanted to be one these kids, when I was 10 years old. (DL fave Lisa Whelchel in green pants, maroon top!)

Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes

Johnny Quest

The Bananasplits

HR Puffnstuff

Captain Kangaroo

Jem, definitely.

SuperFriends Thundarr the Barbarian The Herculoids Johnny Quest Space Ghost Tarzan Lord of the Jungle Looney Tunes

R35 For those "Jem and The Holograms" fans ready to wring Jon Chu over a disappointing trailer, here's Blum talking about the upcoming Jem film, at ComicCon:

Thundercats, Hoooooooo!

GI JOE, baby.

I watched them ALL from 1967 or so to 1976.

Looney Tunes

Popeye (esp the Fleisher black & whites)

The Flintstones (important!)

Scooby Doo

Saturday Superstar Movie

Speed Racer

Johnny Quest

Kimba the White Lion

Josie and the Pussycats

I also loved the one or two season oddities like Sabrina and the Groovy Goolies, Gilligan's Planet, Will the Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down?, Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space, The Brady Kids, The Batman/Superman Hour, etc.

Gummi Bears! Count Duckula! Inspector Gadget!

Transformers

'[quote]despite the antisemitic presence of a villain named Simon Bar-Sinister)

How is that antisemitic?

I approve of your choice, R19. Kitty Kornered is one of the greatest cartoons ever made!

I loved Looney Tunes, too.

I guess, r43 because his last name sounds quasi Israeli. I think he's reaching.

Looney Tunes/Bugs Bunny Show

Rocky and Bullwinkle

Tom and Jerry

Popeye (the black and white cartoons were the best)

I looovbed H.R. Pufnstuf. I wanted the talking flute. So cute!

I watched Scooby Doo, Speed Racer, Looney Tunes and The Mickey Mouse Club (yes, I'm old)

Scooby's still watchable, and Looney Tunes rock, but I look at Speed Racer now and wonder what I saw in it. It's terrible.

"Size Small" maintains its creepy/hypnotic quality to this day.

The Krofft Supershow, hosted by Kaptain Kool & The Kongs

Today's Special

The Magic Garden with Carol and Paula

Do any of the other 80's kids remember the horror that was Slim Goodbody?

m sweet, insane little animaniacs taught me the hungarian rhapsody

iliearned aboit space madness fron Ren & Stimpy

The Magic Cottage with Pat Meikle

Junior Frolics with Uncle Fred Sayles

Winky Dink and You

Beachcomber Bill

Jolly Gene and His Fun Machine

I really liked this one until Donald Trump opened my eyes and I realized they were all rapists.

I loved Davey and Goliath for its twitchy stop motion animation. The religious message was pretty soft sell, and as a little kid it got weirdly mixed-in with the fact that the dog talked, or didn't really talk, or talked only to Davey (although sometimes everyone in the family seems to understand him?) or maybe the dog was God talking--very confusing to a 4 year old, and still not something I've completely resolved.

R3 YES! Sinister!

Gumby! In syndication!

"Pinwheel" on Nickelodeon. They usually had weird, Japan anime movies on. I remember watching a vampire one, once, that was really weird.

R57 But they have all that gold, too. What to do? What to do?

R53, my friend worked for Slim Goodbody on a tour and said he had a huge cock and loved seeing it through his bodysuit.

Duck tales

Bugs totally made drag respectible. Also gave the best manicures. "You monsters must lead the most innnnnterstin' lives....time to dip our paddies in the water!"...

Eerie, Indiana

R12 if you're still following this thread - my friend Bernadette was on the show, do you remember her? She's a beautiful woman who still performs frequently. Beautiful voice, excellent guitarist.

If they haven't been mentioned already, Tom and Jerry!

It's the New Zoo Revue, coming right at you!

Race Bannon boner maker.

Do any of my fellow Canadians remember Mr. Dress-Up?? How about the Polka Dot Door??

Rocko's Modern Life

Darkwing Duck

Salute Your Shorts

Double Dare

USA Cartoon Express

I wonder if Jeff and Jody ever did anal.

Rugrats

I was never much of a cartoon kid, but remembered live action stuff like HR Pufnstuff and that thing where future DL legend Dee Dee Halls played some kind of Wonder Snatch.

I remember the old basics like Scooby Doo, and something called The Schmoo that was on for a second in the 80s.

Junior Frolics, in which Uncle Fred Sayles showed us Farmer Grey cartoons every afternoon. He also displayed kids' artwork. He would always show one of my drawings when I sent it in.

Also, Crusader Rabbit, Felix the Cat, Rocky and His Friends.

Pete and Pete

American Bandstand

The masterpieces of cartoons, a clip...

Warner Brothers

Wishbone -- That show did more to get me interested in classic books than any teacher. He was adorable!