Best Cartoon of your childhood?

Originally posted by Spotnick Et crois-le, crois-le pas, c'est un Français de Lyon avec qui je travaillais qui me l'a copiée.Il a tout downloadé sur internet en utilisant eDonkey en MPEG et convertit sur VCD.Pour mettre sur DVD, non je n'ai pas de graveur DVD! Mais je lis les VCD dans mon lecteur DVD...P/S: End of french break ;)

OK, so it's not an official release. I was puzzled, cos I read that the series had been released in VCD in japanese only. I'll try to find it on the internet, but it seems to be difficult. How is the quality? And what is eDonkey?

oh i forgot, she-ra, princess of power. loved that one, everyone else in my family hated it.

Did not know that Wait Till Your Father Gets Home had made it across the pond. I remember watching that and liking it a lot.

Also, just needed an excuse to post a new cartoon avatar.

For the Japanese anime fans, how about: Star Blazers and G-Force.

Remember in Star Blazers fighting the Gamalons and always winning at the last minute with the "wave motion gun" and then shaking with fright when you learned that the WMG didn't work against the Comet Empire?

G-Force was way cool with the Phoenix and all the cool machines that each character drove/flew.

Any and all Warner Bros. offerings. Buggs Bunny is the king of all cartoon characters, hands down (IMHO :) )

mel blanc the voice of the bugs bunny was allergic to carrots. err that's all folks!

They may be making Hong Kong Phooey into a feature film so said the papers today! :D

Almost forgot,

Go Speed Ra-cer, Go Speed Ra-cer

Go Speed Ra-cer, Go Speed Racer Gooo-ooooo!

Dude's rig was f'ing awsome! Just look at all this standard equipment:

A: Auto jacks - can boost car quickly to make repairs or jump short distances.

B: Special grip tires and early version of real time all-wheel drive. Can be used to traverse, " firm, icey or unsteady ground; ocean floors; vertical mountainsides."

C: The greatness, GREATNESS of the rotary saws. Used in heavily wooded areas and for self defense.

D: Cockpit deflector. "...seals cockpit in an air-conditioned, bullet and crashproof, water-tight chamber."

E: Special lights: headlights can be used as search lights and when Speed lowers his special "night shades" on his helmet, he can see infrared light.

F: Underwater package. Activates emergency oxygen supply (30 min. max), raises periscope with view relayed to in-car monitor.

G: Homing robot: can carry vital audio or video tape to local authorities and be used as a means of self defense via in-car remote control.

What a car! And, Trixie was such a babe!

Side note: A local radio talk host (Russ Martin - KEGL- 97.1) had a Mach 5 built on a Corvette chassis. It looked very cool.

Best episode ever? Episodes 7-8: "The Race Against the Mammoth Car."

Sorry about resurrecting an post from ancient times, but I have to add the following:

Rescue Rangers

and Duck Tales

when i was a kid i wasn't really into cartoons. i still don't care for them that much! however, i did watch the jetsons (my favourite), the flintstones, the smurfs (sometimes), and scooby doo. and, of course, looney toons.

don't know why, just never got into cartoons as much as my friends did. i did go through a short-lived WWF wrestling phase in kindergarten, though!

Yeah, I went through a short WWF phase when I was 10. Mostly, it was because I was because I wanted to be like my cool older brother.

Thank God that phase didn't last long.

Teenage Mutant Ninga Turtles was probably the last cool kids cartoon. Look at the crap they have now. Pokemon? :\puke:

Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble Sorry about resurrecting an post from ancient times, but I have to add the following:Rescue Rangersand Duck Tales

hell freakin yes!!! I have two sets of favorite cartoons, actually three. In the mornings and I cant beleive no ones mentioned him... INSPECTOR GADGET Essential to getting ready for school. To see that computerized book Penny used to carry and Brains little collar/walkie talkie. Fav episode is when he goes to Holland. IN the afteroons, around age 8, GI Joe Transformers He-Man, Mask, Robotech. ALso liked Silverhawks, Thundercats. ON Saturdays, Looney Tunes for sure, or as it has been renamed many times over, The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show, The Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Show.... Also Dungeons and Dragons, the Superfriends (with the Legion of Doom!!) Voltron. Later, in HS heehee, you had to watch the entire Disney afternoon....Rescue Rangers, Ducktales, then later Tailspin and Darkwing Duck. And as I much as I loved the Transformers, Robotech has and will always kick all other robots butts. The Veritech fighter and SDF-1 are still the coolest machines ever drawn. I have about 20 episodes on DVD. Don't really get to watch too many cartoons anymore, but I try to make time for Simpsons, the Critic, and Looney Tunes because Bugs Bunny is GOD!!!! (well not really but I like him alot) ps wasnt it always funny how Voltron would chop the hell out of the giant bad guys at the end of each episode?? Anyone remember when one of the main bad guys volunteered to be giant-sized and Voltron killed him anyways?? btw I hated the chick who had the cheesy pink lion. Gimmmmmme a breeaaaaaaak.....

By the way, great thread one of the best ever I just love reliving my childhood so I can be reminded of how simple things used to be. Speaking of childhood, did any of you used to be the kind of kids that would not take a bath for like 3 days at a time and eat dirt?? My parents never let us do that, but I used to have friends like that and well, lets just say when they would spend the night, they got to sleep on the floor.

Originally posted by Mr. Streak By the way, great thread one of the best everI just love reliving my childhood so I can be reminded of how simple things used to be. Speaking of childhood, did any of you used to be the kind of kids that would not take a bath for like 3 days at a time and eat dirt?? My parents never let us do that, but I used to have friends like that and well, lets just say when they would spend the night, they got to sleep on the floor.

Man, this is the South.....OF COURSE we had kids who never bathed or washed after themselves! They're called rednecks....

Personnally, I still cringe when I think how many years i went by with greasy hair, simply because I didn't have the good sense to wash it in the morning before school. I would always shower at night, neglecting the fact that my hair would be shitty in the morning. Senior year I finally realized where the problem was and rectified it. Ah, memories...

Am I the only one who thought Gadget from Rescue Rangers was hot. I mean, no wonder Chip and Dale are always trying to get on her.

Do you know what sucks most about my childhood? We weren't exactly rich, in fact I don't even think we were middle-class for most of the time I was a kid. Because of this, I often had to wear my older brothers and cousins old clothes. Like stone washed jeans, black jeans, that sort of thing. So here I am, taking hell from all my classmates in late elementary school and junior high. And what do all the cool, hip kids wear now? Used, retro, Salvation Army clothes.

PISS! When do I get to be in the cool group?

Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble Do you know what sucks most about my childhood? We weren't exactly rich, in fact I don't even think we were middle-class for most of the time I was a kid. Because of this, I often had to wear my older brothers and cousins old clothes. Like stone washed jeans, black jeans, that sort of thing. So here I am, taking hell from all my classmates in late elementary school and junior high. And what do all the cool, hip kids wear now? Used, retro, Salvation Army clothes. PISS! When do I get to be in the cool group?

I was on the fringe of the popular group for about the course of 6th grade (accepted into their world), then puberty hit and suddenly I'm persona non grata. Life's a bitch, but it helped me to realize just how shallow and superfical popular people are.

So anyway, I got me some dope Hilfiger threads today......

The best cartoon i can remember was "The Mysterious Cities of Gold". It had amazing title music.

peanuts...the charlie brown christmas special? now that's a classic.

Originally posted by snucker peanuts...the charlie brown christmas special? now that's a classic.

I always liked all the Garfield holiday shows. Great comic strip too, my fav. Everybody like Odie of course, but I also always like Irma, his gap-toothed girlfriend. Jon was a dumbass. hmm, how sad, I am only a fat orange cat and stupid dog away from being Jon.

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Major Tarantino The best cartoon i can remember was "The Mysterious Cities of Gold". It had amazing title music.

There is a french DVD collection of those one.

Unfortunatly, I was getting older, and was unable to get up to see them... :D

really? wow... i'd love that. I'd have to learn french, mind. :D

This thread is instantly being nominated for the Thread Awards!!

great stuff!!

Originally posted by DoN This thread is instantly being nominated for the Thread Awards!!great stuff!!

In complete agreement

Seen the new Transformers. Its too japanimation like for me, with these little kids helping them out. WHen I was growing up, the Optimus Prime I knew needed help from no one!! Haven't seen the new He-Man yet....

Waves of Nostalgia tonight......

HKP is still the daddy, but honourable mentions to..

Yogi Bear Top Cat Wacky Races Scooby Doo

I watched kids TV last Saturday for the first time in about 25 years. Recess ? What's that all about then ? Quite good compared to the Cramps or whatever they're called.