Cartoons

Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends

Marvel Comics’ famed webslinger returned to Saturday morning in 1981 with a pair of new companions. In this incarnation, Peter …

Professional wrestling had been around long before television, but the mid-80’s brought new levels of popularity to the much-maligned “sport.” …

Proving that we indeed are a one-world community, NBC president Fred Silverman bought the rights to the Flemish created characters …

Disney’s first foray into Saturday morning was The Gummi Bears, a half-hour adventure series about a charming sextet of anthropomorphic, medieval …

Originally just one segment on the hilarious The Bullwinkle Show, the Canadian Mountie soon brought his chin-cleft good looks and high …

Tennessee Tuxedo lived in the Megopolis Zoo, but he yearned for more than eating fish and swimming in freezing water. …

The Bullwinkle Show, a pun-filled satire on melodramatic cliffhangers, debuted in 1959 under the title Rocky and His Friends. Created by …

Am I alone in missing the good old days of TV Guide? Not only for the listings that helped you …

Last year, I did a series of Wax Pack Flashback videos for The Retro Network that focused on “spooky” or …

This edition of Friday Five highlights five of my favorite Saturday morning cartoons of the ’80s. Check them out and then tell me yours!