Favorite Cartoons

[cynatnite]

Anyone have any favorite cartoons from either when they were a kid or that's on now?

I was a huge Superfriends fan as a kid.

It's so easy to enjoy the new Justice League they've got going now.

[lazarus]

1. The ones I miss

Animaniacs (the best thing Spielberg ever produced), Freakazoid, and Earthworm Jim, the galaxy's mightiest invertebrate!

[trotsky]

2. Pink Panther, Ant & the Aardvark,

Underdog, Bullwinkle (LOOOOVE the puns), Tom & Jerry... so many classics.

As far as new cartoons, I really got hooked on Samurai Jack but haven't been able to catch it in months.

[cynatnite]

3. I loved Pink Panther!

I really miss that show. Ant & the Aardvark were so cool, too.

That cartoon was one of a kind.

[Greylyn58]

4. I have several old time favorites

Jonny Quest
Road Runner and Coyote
Rocky and Bullwinkle
George of the Jungle
Tom and Jerry
Warner Bros Cartoons
The Pink Panther
Speed Racer-(TOS)

I would love to have all of them on DVD.

[AwakeAtLast]

5. I could have watched "Rocky and Bullwinkle" for days as a kid.

I still wish I could watch them now and then.

I like Tom and Jerry, too, but it has to be the older ones.

[cedahlia]

6. I was quite the little girlie-girl in the 80s...

so naturally, I loved Rainbow Brite, She-Ra, Jem and the Holograms, and
The Care Bears.

But I also loved Alvin and the Chipmunks, He-Man, GI Joe, Thundercats, Transformers, Tom and Jerry, and Looney Toons.

Oh, and I had a crush on Speed Racer! :D

[kaitykaity]

7. Bugs Bunny and Road Runner.

I actually liked Scoobie Doo too.

They werent cartoons, but my favorite Saturday
morning shows were "Land of the Lost" and "Shazaam."

[Dervill Crow]

9. I liked Scooby Doo, too.

I must have been a little dim, because I watched it a lot before it finally dawned on me that every single episode was the same.

[Dervill Crow]

8. Rocky and Bullwinkle

It was especially fun to see the re-runs as I got older and caught more and more layers of the humor.

I also loved all the Warner Brothers cartoons. It just occurred to me that I was an elitist snob as a 2nd or 3rd grader--a fellow student was reading the captions on a film strip and she kept saying "yoze-mite," and I could stand it no longer and said right out loud, "It's Yo-Se-Mi-Te, like Yosemite Sam!" That was the first time I got in trouble in school.