probably had sex!

I remember play acting Super Chicken with a neighbor kid out in the yard...No phones or computers just us kids...Fun Times.

And Manfred the Wonder Dog

Tom Slick

George of the Jungle

Super Chicken

Underdog

Fractured Fairy Tales

Simon and Mr. Peabody

Klyde Krashkup

Felix the Cat

A generation of meth heads was created... Now where's my power pill.

Mr. Peabody and Sherman (I'm bad with names)

That hadn't been named. There was another one called Elastic Man and his baby had the same ability.

it used real human mouths for the speaking parts

It was developed for a school for the hearing impaired, to help the kids learn lip-reading.

I finally understand why. Thanks for the information

Named……?

Cecil was a seasick sea serpent.

it was Beany and Cecil, a Bob Clampett Cartoon. Now my memory is ragged about ship Captain's name. Maybe someone else can remind me of that....I kinda remember that Magilla Gorilla came from same production studio, however.

Used that name for my second black chow.

Isn’t that Mitch McConnell?

Mighty Mightor

Frankenstein Jr.

Shazan

Moby Dick

They made a bunch of them.

But, Jonny Quest will always be my favorite. He was me and I was him. (Except I did not have an Indian friend. I had a First Nations friend, though!)

Was the dogs name Bandit?

So, a quick story.

I was working at a private school and I had expanded the viewing library of the afterschool program so that they didn't have to be stuck watching only RugRats and Dora the Explorer. (A tough sell to the kids over the age of 5.) So, I brought in my tape of Jonny Quest. We were watching the episode where the Quest team was riding down the Amazon on a boat and the boat was set upon by Amazon alligators. (I may be in error as to these specifics.) The team sees the approaching creatures and they all grab rifles and start to shoot the alligators, Jonny and Hadji included. Well, sir... those kids were absolutely appalled. They could not handle the fact that these boys were right in there with the adults trying to defend their boat. I asked some of them what would they do if they had found themselves in that scenario... would they rise to the occasion, or would they not? (I did not word it that way.)

You don't want to know the answer I got (almost uniformly).

Have you seen the newer ones? I haven't.

"Felix the Cat is a cartoon character created in 1919 by Otto Messmer and Pat Sullivan during the silent film era. An anthropomorphic young black cat with white eyes, a black body, and a giant grin, he is often considered one of the most recognized cartoon characters in history. Felix was the first fully realized recurring animal character in the history of American film animation."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_the_Cat

Loved those guys.

Oh, and Foghorn Leghorn.

A cartoon-horse sheriff and his Mexican-burro sidekick

Starring Leonardo Lion and his loyal assistant Odie Cologne

Crusader Rabbit
Magilla Gorilla
Touche Turtle
Wally Gator
Lippy the Lion and Har De Har Har
Milton the Monster
The Wacky Races
The Perils of Penelope PItstop
Stop the Pigeon
The Beatles
Hector Heathcoat
Linus the Lionhearted
Loveable Truly
The Mighty Heroes
Here Comes the Grump
The King and Odie (Bongo Congo)
The Hunter
Tooter the Turtle
Huckleberry Hound
Herman and Catnip
Baby Huey
Klondike Kat and Savoir Faire
Ralph Wolf (morphed into Wile E. Coyote)
The Inspector
The Ant and the Aardvark
Fat Albert

Saturday morning:

Scooby Doo

1960's anime that was dubbed for U.S.

I vaguely remember this one from when I was 5-6 years old. I don't remember much other than the main character having an '8' on his chest.

And Penelope Pitstop!

who had had a previous life as Precious Pup

Parody of the secret agent genre

with Ma Bear voiced by Wilma Flintstone

RR was produced by the John Burch Society, By the way....

the question was only directed to cartoon films and TV shows: otherwise I might have mentioned Dondi and also the Katzenjamer Kids.

The Ruff and Reddy Show is an American animated television series created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Premiering in December 1957 on NBC, it is historically significant as the very first network cartoon made specifically for Saturday morning television and the first production from the newly formed Hanna-Barbera studio.

Was once my reason for getting up on Saturday AM except perhaps for Sky King.

Saturday AM just isn't what it used to be.

Captain Caveman
Davey & Goliath

Did anyone mention Wacky Races? Unlike the above it was actually pretty good.

Fireball X500 (Puppets), along with Supercar....

The Point, an animated adaptation of the story, first aired on February 2, 1971. It was the first animated feature ever to air in prime time on US television, appearing on the ABC television network as an ABC Movie of the Week.

Oblio and his dog Arrow. I saw this at its initial airing, and I was 15 years old.

I liked the music a lot, and I bought the CD. The story is recounted on the album by Harry Nilsson, in the movie by Ringo Starr. Not exactly good, but really good tunes.

Drawn by Walt Kelly from October 4, 1948 to July 20, 1975.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogo_(comic_strip)


Pogo daily strip from Earth Day 1971

I have several books of the cartoons. Full of universal truth. He even ran for president.


❤️

"Fighting all who rob or plunder"

Underdog.

They've got the answer at their fingertips.