Saturday Morning Cartoons of 1985
Saturday mornings in 2019 are a far cry from the Saturday mornings of 1985. Hell, it’s been that way since the late 1990’s when the networks started phasing out their cartoon lineups in favor of …..[CONTINUE]
Cartoons
Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors Cartoon
Based on a popular toy line, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors aired in syndication from 1985 through 1987. The central character, Jayce, traveled the universe searching for his scientist-father, Audric. Audric, an agricultural genius, had developed a …..[CONTINUE]
Andy Mangels’ Hollywood Heroes from May 1993
Go back in time 26 years to the magic year of 1993 and see what all the comic book Hollywood news there was at the time. Before the days of the internet, stuff like this was the best way to get any kind of news on geeky shows and movies. Let’s dig in and see what we can find! …..[CONTINUE]
Hanna-Barbera’s Jabberjaw
In the year 2076, a group of teenagers, as teenagers often do, formed a band. They called themselves The Neptunes, with Biff on guitar, Shelly on tambourine, Bubbles on piano, and Clam-Head on cello. Not …..[CONTINUE]
Popular Cartoons We All Miss
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Do You Remember Morning Funnies Cereal?
If you’ve ever read much of what I’ve written, you should know by now that food is one of the more nostalgic things in my life. I can tie so many great memories to …..[CONTINUE]
Wax Pack Flashback: Masters of the Universe Cards from 1984
I don’t know about you, but when I was younger, trading cards were a big part of my everyday life. I would spend plenty of my allowance on packs of baseball cards as well as …..[CONTINUE]
My 5 Favorite GI Joe A Real American Hero Episodes
It’s time to dig in deep, and talk about one of my favorite cartoons of all time….G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero. As a kid, I fell in love with not only the cartoon, but …..[CONTINUE]
What You Didn’t Know About Your Favorite 80’s Cartoons
If you thought you knew everything about you favorite 80’s cartoons, think again! From the many great, and some not so great, cartoons that aired in the 80’s there is an abundance of things about …..[CONTINUE]
Pirates of Dark Water Cartoon
Saturday morning cartoons got a little more grown-up with the debut of Hanna-Barbera’s Pirates of Dark Water in 1991. Blending sci-fi with swords and sorcery, the show had more in common with Japanese anime than …..[CONTINUE]
The Dudley Do-Right Show
Originally just one segment on the hilarious The Bullwinkle Show, the Canadian Mountie soon brought his chin-cleft good looks and high morals to his own program, The Dudley Do-Right Show. Dudley’s main interest, aside from his duties …..[CONTINUE]
Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales
Tennessee Tuxedo lived in the Megopolis Zoo, but he yearned for more than eating fish and swimming in freezing water. The determined penguin never stopped thinking of new and different ways to make himself successful. …..[CONTINUE]
The Berenstain Bears
The characters of the popular children’s books by Stan and Jan Berenstain came to Saturday-morning in 1985. The episodes varied little from the books, emphasizing family and good moral behavior. Living in Beartown, the family …..[CONTINUE]
It’s Punky Brewster Cartoon
One of the most talked-about new series for NBC in 1984 was Punky Brewster. The show starred newcomer Soleil Moon Frye as the latest entrant in the “cute kid” sitcom derby (Diff’rent Strokes and the like). Punky …..[CONTINUE]
The Snorks
Take a Smurf, stick a snorkel on his head, put him underwater and force him to replace the word “Smurf” with the word “Snork” when he speaks, and you’ve got the basis for The Snorks. The premise …..[CONTINUE]
