Cartoons!

[waterwizard]

My kids used to go crazy over the "Shirt Tales".

 

[BaggaDonuts]

LOONEY TOONS IS COMING OUT ON DVD!!!  can't wait for that.

 

[fieldmouse3]

17th February 2003 at 11:02 PM paulewog said this in Post #17 (http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?postid=660068#post660068)

Rainbow Brite... hehe

I played with My Little Ponies with my best friend when I was really young

I still have all my old My Little Ponies.....you can come over and play with me and my friends....then we can dress up in pretty hats and have a tea party.

 

[hotknikkels]

Man, just found this thread - I had all the toys for the teenage mutant ninja turtles - we used to play them with WWF toys and in the ring and all that when we were younger - man, those were the days!!!

 

[esseJ]

George of the Jungle...Super Chicken...Rocky and Bullwinkle, Speed Racer and of course Underdog!

 

[Sun_flwer]

Yes, i miss all the cartoons too. Alvin and the Chipmunks was a fave. Spiderman and Rocket Robin Hood too. I would get up early on Sat and watch cartoons until almost 1. Anyone remember the abc afterschool special?

 

[pokeyliz14]

sweetness i luved the old cartoons. I used to watch the road runner after dinner! nick all teh way

 

[Clytie]

ahhhhhhhhh I was just reminising with some friends bout the old shows we used to watch. I remember rainbowbrite, carebears, gummybears, ducktales, talespin, turtles.

but how bout those older ones from the early 80s?
Thundercats, smurfs, gi joe, transformers.

Im a BIG Thundercats fan! LIONO!!!!!!!!

 

[Knight]

I'm still a huge Looney Toons fan. I'll sit and watch the old cartoons anytime. It's fun, sometimes, to try and pick out the older cartoons that were shown during the war (that would be WWII.) You can usually tell.

 

[Clytie]

WW2 cartoons! awesome!

 

[LadyBird]

i LOVED bugs bunny and tweetie...that would be the highlight of my week when i was younger.

 

[Bedwyr]

Ye Olde Looney Tunes, Disney Cartoons (especially the Goofy How-To's like golf or skiing). Then there's the blatant marketing vehicles like Transformers and Mask. I still have Optimus Prime up in the parent's attic someplace. The Disney afternoon cartoons like Ducktales, Tailspin, Rescue Rangers were fun too.

Just because he's a local boy, if any Seattle native remembers the now-canceled Almost Live! show, Bill Nye the Science Guy.

Bedwyr

ps- There's a soldier in the Ohio infantry, I think, who legally changed his name to Optimus Prime. "Pfc. Prime"

 

[Clytie]

hey Bill Nye the science guy was on here in Michigan too!

 

[Bedwyr]

Yeah, he went national after he left the Almost Live comedy team (like SNL, but local). In the science shows I still have fun identifying the neighborhoods he's talking from.

Bedwyr

hey Bill Nye the science guy was on here in Michigan too!

 

[Knight]

I almost forgot about the Goofy How to's.


Those were great. I wonder if you could get them on tape?

 

[RevKidd]

GI Joe was the best

And knowing is half the battle

 

[Jenndiggy]

ShirtTales and Get Along Gang were THE BEST!

I loved The Alvin Show (older chipmunks)

I once e-mailed Nick at Nite to ask them to put You can't do that on Television on Nick at Nite

And my absolute favorite: THE GREAT SPACE COASTER!!!! Gary Gnu -- No G-news is good G-news

 

[Mufazlan]

ok, i know they are not as old as the 80's stuff, but i think they are classics.

spiderman, the one from the 90's

and also X-men...not the stupid xmenevolution thats's out now

 

[Joelk]

The absolute funniest cartoons are the original Donald Ducks. Barr None

 

[Risen Tree]

Wile Coyote vs. The Roadrunner. Best cartoons ever! Most other Looney Toons rock as well.