I grew up in the 70's and early 80's. These all bring back good memories of getting up on Saturday morning, eating breakfast, and watching cartoons before getting on our bikes and heading off till dark. I'm blessed to have grown up in those time instead of today.
Ditto, except substitute 1952.. Sat. TV was 'Tom Terrific and Mighty Manfred." Incredible Andy's Gang with "Midnight and Squeaky" in the afternoon all the Westerns came on and Lash LaRue with his Bullwhip of Justice.... ua-cam.com/video/0cTwHtkwaRo/v-deo.htmlsi=CVCYqHFkQ82LSzZg
Getting up so early picking out your box of cereal that you were going to take in front of the TV and then you went there and you waited till TV came on because in those days TV was not on 24hr/day. Depending on how many siblings do you have you had to get up early in my house to get the exact cereal that you liked. (Or at least the one that all of the marshmallows or whatever the good part in them wasn't picked out) 😆
I was born in 1960. Waking up early on Saturday morning as a child was one of my favorite things to do. My parents would be sleeping in from whatever they did that was so tiring downtown on Friday night. I would quietly go to the kitchen and get my cereal and milk and turn on the tv quietly for a few hours of diversion from an otherwise unhappy childhood. My parents were at their best behavior when they were passed out... Cartoons (and 60's to early 70's sitcoms) helped keep me from turning into my parents. My kids and grandkids have a much better life than I did growing up... and they're all old school cartoon watchers, lol!
You just told my story as well. I am so happy that the deep dysfunction from my drunken parents with my childhood was spent being afraid of my father and being so ashamed because of my mother's behavior ended with me. Saturday for me was a reprieve with watching cartoons and then riding out with my bicycle including playing baseball or basketball up on the school grounds with some of the local kids. Saturday morning would kick off with The Adventures Of Superman at 6:30 am and Looney Tunes at 9:00 plus all tge others, Johnny Quest etc....
The good olé days, I remember them well. If I knew then, what I know now, I would have embraced those years and cherished them more because the times that we are living in now are unimaginable !
It sounds like the past memories were filled with good happy times. If you knew then what you know now. Maybe your memories would not be a joyous. Did you wonder too if flying cars out of brief cases would ever happen?
Being born in 1971 it was the best of both world, I keep passing along these classic cartoons to my niece for hopefully my great nephew to enjoy someday. ❤😊
My husband was born in 71, myself in 73 - I really wish our son had the kind of childhood we had. 😊 And this was the Bill C. I knew, Fat Albert & my parents albums, "Why is there air"? etc., I was so shocked and hurt when I found out about him. Then I got extra angry at him for ruining my good memories, I liked watching Fat Albert. 😢
I was born in '63. This definitely stirs up fond memories of my childhood. Watching cartoons early Saturday morning. I would sit on these big black felt covered, wavy lounge chair eating Lucky Charms in my flannel nightgown..... Little brother in tow, doing everything I did. Good times indeed.🥰
Where does the time go people. We were children watching this without cares. I miss these times, but nothing stays the same… so… just glad we got them. 😌
These cartoons and commercials remind me growing up in the 70s and 80s and how old I am today, thanks be to God. My sisters and I would get up a make a bowl of cereal and watch the morning cartoons in front of the big console TV.
Love The Ant and the Ardvark .The aardvark gets blown up loses his snorkel walks over picks it up screws it back on and says "OK it didn't work so sue me" Jackie Mason style.
I’m instantly back in 1973, love some Fat Albert it was the last cartoon on at 11 then it was time to have lunch and haul ass on the bikes, great times.
Born late in ‘58. My favorite was The Pink Panther. He was very popular as a warmup before movies back in the day. That was fun. You had to think a little more, and be involved because of the minimal amount of words used. Then anything with Foghorn Leghorn… just hilarious stuff.
Food around the corner, food around the corner. It's been years since I have some of these but the memories are still there from the Saturday morning cartoons.
@@jammin-w-joseph.musicvideo9494 Growing up in the 60s I look forward to Saturday morning cartoons. You have done a fantastic job putting out the classics, that for some reason,🤔 people have taken out because saying it was racist or whatever reason. I had the privilege of going to 20 school's, but I did barely graduate, just the same. Watching these old cartoons brings back memories of all the different schools In JERSEY & ARIZONA.I really don't know what kids are watching today, I do know they are not quality cartoons. Fantastic job, you now have a new subscriber! Just a thought🐴🤠 from a cowboy from Scottsdale🏜 Arizona🌄🗽🇺🇸 @unclemartin7711
Have you seen the Bugs Bunny Road Runner Show, Fog Horn Leg Horn. My kids were born in 83 and 88. Just as they took all the good cartoons off and replaced them with garbage.
My 3 siblings and I are vintage 1960-1970 and these are the best cartoons. We watched Saturday morning until Mom or Dad ran us out of the house to play AND DON'T COME BACK TIL THE DINNER BELL ( triangle thingy) was rung. Thirsty? That's what the hose is for.! ❤
A lot of stuff in cartoons I really didn't get when I was little, it was a little more mature than I could really understand. But now as an adult, I get double my money; I get the jokes that I didn't get when I was little, plus the same fun and zaniness that I enjoyed while only a little guy.
right!! one thing is I never realized that there was such a moral meaning to the fat albert shows it was pretty cool realizing it now how different we are as we age
Bullwinkle and Rocky had rotten animation but some of the jokes were hilarious. The writers poked fun at the CIA, the federal government, the military, Southerners (War between the States!), etc. They even poked fun at college football when Whatsamatta U fielded a team in one episode. The funny jokes continued in ‘George of the Jungle’ and ‘Dudley Do-Right’. Both heroes were incredibly dumb, especially George, who didn’t seem to know that his girlfriend, (Ursula?), was actually a woman. George’s monkey/gorilla seemed to have an Ivy League education and had to constantly remind George that the long-haired ‘fella’ was his mate.
Oh wow! I almost totally forgot about Super Chicken! It brings back fond memories of my bygone youth 😊And I was small immigrant boy in the mid 70s who learned English by watching Saturday morning cartoons. It was the best English lessons a kid good get!
"....So our friends agree When you search for the magical key You must always be at your best You can't afford to rest Here comes the Grump, here comes the Grump, HERE COMES THE GRUMP!"
hey I cant believe you mentioned that I just woke up and was watching this and wondered if it were them and said to myself It couldnt be right they didnt have time for this type of thing lol I feel stupid right now but it sounds identical to them
I was born in 1962. Saturday morning cartoons were my passion. Mine was the old school hanna barbera superheroes cartoons like space ghost herculoids, fantastic four, frankistien jr,and not to mention the old marvel superheroes cartoons. The list goes on and on. I miss those days.
born 1999, just paying homage to classics. something about old school cartoons just have a rlly different feel to them vs new age. i enjoy both a lot :)
72 born these were my toons ❤thx for memories Sat morning all over again🙏🏼💖Noticed that HR Puff n Stuff the Candyland with the Lemongrab guard? Awfully familiar lol of Adventure Time! 😮Stealing from older Generational toons 😂
My favorite Saturday morning cartoons....Sid & Marty Krofft shows!!!. The original and thoughtful content for these commercials are unparalleled to today.
I was born in 1972 I also love watching all the good cartoons on Saturday morning. and Soul Train and American Band Stand oh to be a child again thank you God for letting us be able to see and enjoy this once again. 😊 33:49
Oh what great memories! This was cartoons at their best! I am still a cartoon and animation lover! These were a big part of my childhood! I miss them so much! Thank you so much for sharing!💥❤💞
I was born in 75 and I miss alot of these cartoons, after they changed the cartoons here comes internet, then here comes adhd medication and look at the cartoons for the last 25 years, made the youth into what they are today along with the internet and medication, I miss the 80s and 90s
I remember Sprout. I thought it was earlier than 1972. I swear I was younger than 8 yrs old, maybe 4 or 5... 68-69. No matter, I didn't care for him. I was a true Green Giant fan. Still am when it comes to green beans. Before Sprout, mom sent off for the kit and she made a Green Giant stuffed doll for me.
Early mornings we get up about 5 o’clock in the morning on Saturday go downstairs turn on the TV when we got hungry we go into the kitchen find a huge huge block of white chocolate cut it with a knife. We’re about five years old cut as much as we wanted to eat went back to the TV and enjoyed it.
Was born in 71, ever since Roger Rabbit, I can't help but think of the "behind the scenes" aspect of the cartoon's lives! Lol Them just hanging out after all this chaos! I love it!!😂😂😂
I was born in 1961 and looked forward to seeing the Saturday morning cartoons. This is taking me down memory lane. One thing I can say is if these were shown now, they would be offensive to many people as well as politically incorrect.
I feel totally blessed to be born in 1963 hell ya tough ass childhood real cartoons scraping and clawing to buy my own dirtbike and have to hide it so my mother didnt beat me for having it I could go on and on how much fun it was to mame yourself everyday and love it if I ever wore a helmet riding my pedal bike my friends would've beat me with it lol!!!
We weren't exactly poor ,but I don't know how my parents were able to get me that stingray bike in 1966 on Christmas, in millstone New Jersey. The banana seat ,high handle bars ,that big fat tire in the back that was all slick. That you rode around doing wheeleys on. Just a thought 🤠🐴 from a cowboy from Scottsdale🏜 Arizona 🗽🇺🇸 @unclemartin7711
I sûre miss the days of my youth. Things were normal then and everyone young and old loved the United States. People were respectful to one another. Sad what has happened to this country. Thank you for reminding me how wonderful it was back then ❤
these take me back to when i was a kid growing up as kid i could not wait till saturday to be able to get up early and watch me some good cartoons and then head out on my bike or skate board to play till called for dinner , kids today have no clue and no cartoons on saturday . plus they cant go out and play till dark for fear of someone taking them , i still enjoys these but now that i am older i love the anime ones now and i still watch scooby doo anytime it is on . miss the flintstones the jetsons and road runner bugs bunny hour and then if it was raing good ol kukla fran and olie and some nancy drew qnd hardy boys mystries . that was in the 70's for me then came transformers after that it was growing up time and i spent more time on saturdays going to my favorite fishing hole ..man does this brong back the best of times in memories ...sure miss those days and we will never have times like that again when family and marriage meant something . in todays world it means nothing no saturday mourning cartoons and marriage is like underwear people change partners so much no different then there underwear ,
"His mother told him there'd be days like that, but she never warned him about the knights..." 😂 Fractured Fairy Tales always had a great/awful pun lesson at the end. ❤ Thank you for these awesome episodes & the memories! 🙏
Haven’t seen these in years! Saturday morning cartoons were there best! Wake up around 5:50am, run down the stairs into the kitchen, fight with my sisters over cereal, plop down in front of the tv, fight with my sisters again over space and then complete silence for a few hours just glued to the tv!
Born in 1972....dad (RIP) would come home from his graveyard shift on Saturdays and I'd be up watching cartoons, waiting for him to take me to the donut shop. Those were the days,,,
Forty years later, I was privileged to make a big bowl of Cap'n Crunch and sit down in the middle of the living room and watch The Wacky Races, just as I did in the fifth grade. Thank you Boomerang!
Yes ,speed Racer, fantastic cartoon. It was the same time around Astro Boy and also Gigantor. Just a🐴 thought from a🤠 cowboy from🏜🇺🇸 Scottsdale Arizona @unclemartin7711
Growing up in the late 70s into the 80s I would watch Saturday morning cartoons with my Captain Crunch cereal. WOW... those were the days, weren't they? 🤓
I’m a 1975 baby and waking up at 8 a.m. on a Saturday morning eating a bowl of Captain Crunch for breakfast watching these exact cartoons was priceless. You millennials don’t know what you missed.👍🏾 As an adult looking back some of these cartoons were kinda racist but as children we just looked at the fun. Not to make light of it, But innocents be the child.
I would like to thank you for bringing back a piece of a better and more secure time for me. I was born in 1972 and I always looked forward to Saturday's and a bowl of cereal. I can just taste my mom's buttermilk pancakes made from scratch.❤❤❤❤❤
I grew up in the 70's and early 80's. These all bring back good memories of getting up on Saturday morning, eating breakfast, and watching cartoons before getting on our bikes and heading off till dark. I'm blessed to have grown up in those time instead of today.
I hear that 😁 I love timeless classic cartoons 😍🤩
I remember that.. getting up early on Saturday and watching some great cartoons... hello from California.
Well, at least until the street lights came on!
Ditto, except substitute 1952.. Sat. TV was 'Tom Terrific and Mighty Manfred." Incredible Andy's Gang with "Midnight and Squeaky" in the afternoon all the Westerns came on and Lash LaRue with his Bullwhip of Justice.... ua-cam.com/video/0cTwHtkwaRo/v-deo.htmlsi=CVCYqHFkQ82LSzZg
Getting up so early picking out your box of cereal that you were going to take in front of the TV and then you went there and you waited till TV came on because in those days TV was not on 24hr/day. Depending on how many siblings do you have you had to get up early in my house to get the exact cereal that you liked. (Or at least the one that all of the marshmallows or whatever the good part in them wasn't picked out) 😆
I was born in 1960. Waking up early on Saturday morning as a child was one of my favorite things to do. My parents would be sleeping in from whatever they did that was so tiring downtown on Friday night. I would quietly go to the kitchen and get my cereal and milk and turn on the tv quietly for a few hours of diversion from an otherwise unhappy childhood. My parents were at their best behavior when they were passed out... Cartoons (and 60's to early 70's sitcoms) helped keep me from turning into my parents. My kids and grandkids have a much better life than I did growing up... and they're all old school cartoon watchers, lol!
Remember Davy and Goliath?
I get it lol
You just told my story as well. I am so happy that the deep dysfunction from my drunken parents with my childhood was spent being afraid of my father and being so ashamed because of my mother's behavior ended with me. Saturday for me was a reprieve with watching cartoons and then riding out with my bicycle including playing baseball or basketball up on the school grounds with some of the local kids. Saturday morning would kick off with The Adventures Of Superman at 6:30 am and Looney Tunes at 9:00 plus all tge others, Johnny Quest etc....
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Born 1960 I loved the cartoons, my favorite was Bullwinkle, sarcastic, kinda thick, just like me.
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'61.
Yikes 😳. Bet you love Goofy then.
Not my favs.
Everyone to themselves...
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Born in 64 Scooby-Doo and Jonny Quest was my favorite what a great time to grow up
Mine to! I tried to bring some Johnny Quest up on UA-cam tv some time back and had no luck. My mom would sit and watch that cartoon with me.
The good olé days, I remember them well. If I knew then, what I know now, I would have embraced those years and cherished them more because the times that we are living in now are unimaginable !
It sounds like the past memories were filled with good happy times. If you knew then what you know now. Maybe your memories would not be a joyous. Did you wonder too if flying cars out of brief cases would ever happen?
Amen brother ! Me too. I wasted alot of time in my life. 71 going on 22. 😢
Being born in 1971 it was the best of both world,
I keep passing along these classic cartoons to my niece for hopefully my great nephew to enjoy someday. ❤😊
I was born in '71, as well!
Cheers! 🍻✌
I was born in '69' so I grew up on some of the most awesome cartoons & live action cartoons. Sid & Marty Krofft were my all time favorite kid shows! ❤
My husband was born in 71, myself in 73 - I really wish our son had the kind of childhood we had. 😊 And this was the Bill C. I knew, Fat Albert & my parents albums, "Why is there air"? etc., I was so shocked and hurt when I found out about him. Then I got extra angry at him for ruining my good memories, I liked watching Fat Albert. 😢
73 here
Gen X is the last generation of Feral Children with the benefit of the Internet going into adulthood. We are one of a kind.
I am 61 years old and I was so blessed and lucky to have great parents and to grow up in this wonderful era that I miss so much today!
I was born in '63. This definitely stirs up fond memories of my childhood. Watching cartoons early Saturday morning. I would sit on these big black felt covered, wavy lounge chair eating Lucky Charms in my flannel nightgown..... Little brother in tow, doing everything I did. Good times indeed.🥰
Now I’m wanting Lucky Charms….. but it’s 4am…
Where does the time go people.
We were children watching this without cares. I miss these times, but nothing stays the same… so… just glad we got them.
😌
We are ALL absolutely there with you, my friend. Those were the good times ... wow. 😊
@@steelersnation7239YEP.....I was born in 1962...so grateful for our era.......
So am i
Born in 1957 it was a treat to see Saturday morning cartoons
1960, I still love watching. Good luck.
I was born in ‘60. I remember all of these. Capn’ Crunch, toast and orange juice on TV tray watching these.
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Born in 1952 and enjoy these cartoons absolutely wonderful ,and much more creative and funnier then now
Hello papa
Born may2nd 59. I grew up watching this stuff. That was a different life time.
Watching these at age 70! Love Bullwinkle, now I get it.
These cartoons and commercials remind me growing up in the 70s and 80s and how old I am today, thanks be to God. My sisters and I would get up a make a bowl of cereal and watch the morning cartoons in front of the big console TV.
Wonderfully said
Ahhh such great memories and such a better time ,cartoons were alot more creative in many ways .Thankyou for posting .
Love The Ant and the Ardvark .The aardvark gets blown up loses his snorkel walks over picks it up screws it back on and says "OK it didn't work so sue me" Jackie Mason style.
I’m instantly back in 1973, love some Fat Albert it was the last cartoon on at 11 then it was time to have lunch and haul ass on the bikes, great times.
Na na na gonna have a goodtime...hey hey hey !!!
Born late in ‘58. My favorite was The Pink Panther. He was very popular as a warmup before movies back in the day. That was fun. You had to think a little more, and be involved because of the minimal amount of words used. Then anything with Foghorn Leghorn… just hilarious stuff.
Pink Panther was a favorite. Still good for a laugh.
I liked Pink Panther too. I hope that my brother still has his Pink Panther stuffed toy.
Pink pantherwas IS the greatest ❤
Love the old commercials, especially the Green Giant.😄👍🏾
I was born in 1977 and remember all of these cartoons and loved Land of the Lost!
Those cartoons are timeless. Glad i bought my kids VHS and DVDs to experience what we had those years.
Ahhhhhhhh.....things were so simple then. I miss those days.
Thank you for this. It was nice to be 6 years old again for a while.
Thanks for watching
Twice n nice shampoo and conditioner, the commercial brings back memories.
I remember getting up at 6am Saturday morning to watch cartoons
Thanks for watching.
... then cartoons all over @12:00. Soaps and Kung Fu 😊
Born 73, still the era of classic heading to new cartoons. I still get a kick out of the commercials from early times.🤗
Food around the corner, food around the corner. It's been years since I have some of these but the memories are still there from the Saturday morning cartoons.
Enjoyed from start to the glorious finish with the penicle of cartoon Saturday morning HR puffin Stuff
I’m a 1974 model and I loved all these cartoons growing up. Thank you for posting these.❤
Thanks, these bring back great memories from my childhood. I was born in the mid 60s and these were the staple of the weekend.
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@@jammin-w-joseph.musicvideo9494 Growing up in the 60s I look forward to Saturday morning cartoons. You have done a fantastic job putting out the classics, that for some reason,🤔 people have taken out because saying it was racist or whatever reason. I had the privilege of going to 20 school's, but I did barely graduate, just the same. Watching these old cartoons brings back memories of all the different schools In JERSEY & ARIZONA.I really don't know what kids are watching today, I do know they are not quality cartoons. Fantastic job, you now have a new subscriber! Just a thought🐴🤠 from a cowboy from Scottsdale🏜 Arizona🌄🗽🇺🇸
@unclemartin7711
I was born in the late 80s so these were before my time, but I just love them anyway. There’s something so comforting about them ❤
My son was born in 89 but he took a strong liking to Scooby doo...cracked me up! The most 60s cartoon ever!😂
We getting old huh
Well stated Stefanie.
Have you seen the Bugs Bunny Road Runner Show,
Fog Horn Leg Horn.
My kids were born in 83 and 88.
Just as they took all the good cartoons off and replaced them with garbage.
I feel yeah There's just something so homely and warm about classic cartoons 😍😁
My 3 siblings and I are vintage 1960-1970 and these are the best cartoons. We watched Saturday morning until Mom or Dad ran us out of the house to play AND DON'T COME BACK TIL THE DINNER BELL ( triangle thingy) was rung. Thirsty? That's what the hose is for.! ❤
Watching these now at 54 years old, I realize how much of the humor totally went over my head. 😂😂 The voice talent is amazing.
I concur.
I'm 1968, so yep! We had the coolest cartoons!☺
A lot of stuff in cartoons I really didn't get when I was little, it was a little more mature than I could really understand.
But now as an adult, I get double my money; I get the jokes that I didn't get when I was little, plus the same fun and zaniness that I enjoyed while only a little guy.
right!! one thing is I never realized that there was such a moral meaning to the fat albert shows it was pretty cool realizing it now how different we are as we age
Bullwinkle and Rocky had rotten animation but some of the jokes were hilarious. The writers poked fun at the CIA, the federal government, the military, Southerners (War between the States!), etc. They even poked fun at college football when Whatsamatta U fielded a team in one episode.
The funny jokes continued in ‘George of the Jungle’ and ‘Dudley Do-Right’. Both heroes were incredibly dumb, especially George, who didn’t seem to know that his girlfriend, (Ursula?), was actually a woman. George’s monkey/gorilla seemed to have an Ivy League education and had to constantly remind George that the long-haired ‘fella’ was his mate.
I grew up watching Fat Albert. I was born in 1965
Grew up in the 50s /60s. Loved Saturday mornings.
Oh wow! I almost totally forgot about Super Chicken! It brings back fond memories of my bygone youth 😊And I was small immigrant boy in the mid 70s who learned English by watching Saturday morning cartoons. It was the best English lessons a kid good get!
My favorite Saturday morning cartoons....Sid & Marty Krofft shows!!!
That golden flute.....the mad hatters....witchie- poo......and hoo-doo
"....So our friends agree
When you search for the magical key
You must always be at your best
You can't afford to rest
Here comes the Grump, here comes the Grump, HERE COMES THE GRUMP!"
Great memories and Euell Gibbons to boot!🤣 I always liked the Ant sounding like Dean Martin and the Aardvark sounding like Jackie Mason.
hey I cant believe you mentioned that I just woke up and was watching this and wondered if it were them and said to myself It couldnt be right they didnt have time for this type of thing lol I feel stupid right now but it sounds identical to them
John Byner did both
I thought the Ant sounded like Bing Crosby.
I was born in 1962. Saturday morning cartoons were my passion. Mine was the old school hanna barbera superheroes cartoons like space ghost herculoids, fantastic four, frankistien jr,and not to mention the old marvel superheroes cartoons. The list goes on and on. I miss those days.
I love these old cartoons. Super chicken was one of my favorites. Thanks for the memories.
I always loved 😅the ant eater cartoons. Boris and Natasha were so determined and crooked.
I can't get enough of the
old Warner Bros cartoons.
born 1999, just paying homage to classics. something about old school cartoons just have a rlly different feel to them vs new age. i enjoy both a lot :)
Dang, I have to come back here again. Fond memories. I'm from the '50's.
I was born in 1956 - this stuff is part of my DNA!😊
I was born in 73 my brother in 65.. I love watching this stuff.
72 born these were my toons ❤thx for memories Sat morning all over again🙏🏼💖Noticed that HR Puff n Stuff the Candyland with the Lemongrab guard? Awfully familiar lol of Adventure Time! 😮Stealing from older Generational toons 😂
Born in 1970, and used to love Saturday morning cartoons! I loved Bugs Bunny, and Woody Woodpecker! And Tom & Jerry!
My favorite Saturday morning cartoons....Sid & Marty Krofft shows!!!. The original and thoughtful content for these commercials are unparalleled to today.
Born in 1956 I grew up with these great cartoons .Saturday mornings in front of the TV with my favorite cereal those were the best times ever . 😊
9/1965 here.🎉
I was born in 1972 I also love watching all the good cartoons on Saturday morning. and Soul Train and American Band Stand oh to be a child again thank you God for letting us be able to see and enjoy this once again. 😊 33:49
Foghorn Leghorn, Speedy Gonzales, The Archie’s, Jonny Quest, Road Runner, with a bowl of Captain Crunch or possible Rice Krispies 🤔
Oh what great memories! This was cartoons at their best! I am still a cartoon and animation lover! These were a big part of my childhood! I miss them so much! Thank you so much for sharing!💥❤💞
Thanks for watching
The original and thoughtful content for these commercials are unparalleled to today
Grumpy Grandpa here. It's still a hundred times better than your modern cartoons. 😂😂😂👍 And no brainwashing.😂😂😂👍
1966 and I love cartoons. ❤️
I was born in 75 and I miss alot of these cartoons, after they changed the cartoons here comes internet, then here comes adhd medication and look at the cartoons for the last 25 years, made the youth into what they are today along with the internet and medication, I miss the 80s and 90s
So good and not worried about today's bs . causing laughs for all from all walks of life
I remember Sprout. I thought it was earlier than 1972. I swear I was younger than 8 yrs old, maybe 4 or 5... 68-69. No matter, I didn't care for him. I was a true Green Giant fan. Still am when it comes to green beans.
Before Sprout, mom sent off for the kit and she made a Green Giant stuffed doll for me.
Born 1974 & I so miss these Nostalgic Cartoons & just those times All together ❤️
Simpler times. Thanks for giving me back these memories Jammin
Our pleasure!
@@jammin-w-joseph.musicvideo9494 You have a twin? I knew it!
Seen some cartoons I for got all about awesome and brings back good memories!
Laff Olympics were my favorite 😂😊
It's great. So much nostalgia.
Looking at the commercials back then . Brought back so many good memories. That's when cereal was really cereal. How have the times changed
The ant and the Ardvark was my SHYT! 🤣
Early mornings we get up about 5 o’clock in the morning on Saturday go downstairs turn on the TV when we got hungry we go into the kitchen find a huge huge block of white chocolate cut it with a knife. We’re about five years old cut as much as we wanted to eat went back to the TV and enjoyed it.
Was born in 71, ever since Roger Rabbit, I can't help but think of the "behind the scenes" aspect of the cartoon's lives! Lol Them just hanging out after all this chaos! I love it!!😂😂😂
I was born in 1961 and looked forward to seeing the Saturday morning cartoons. This is taking me down memory lane. One thing I can say is if these were shown now, they would be offensive to many people as well as politically incorrect.
I feel totally blessed to be born in 1963 hell ya tough ass childhood real cartoons scraping and clawing to buy my own dirtbike and have to hide it so my mother didnt beat me for having it I could go on and on how much fun it was to mame yourself everyday and love it if I ever wore a helmet riding my pedal bike my friends would've beat me with it lol!!!
Did you mean “maim”?
We weren't exactly poor ,but I don't know how my parents were able to get me that stingray bike in 1966 on Christmas, in millstone New Jersey. The banana seat ,high handle bars ,that big fat tire in the back that was all slick. That you rode around doing wheeleys on.
Just a thought 🤠🐴 from a cowboy from Scottsdale🏜 Arizona 🗽🇺🇸
@unclemartin7711
I sûre miss the days of my youth. Things were normal then and everyone young and old loved the United States. People were respectful to one another. Sad what has happened to this country. Thank you for reminding me how wonderful it was back then ❤
I Was born in the late 70s I would watch these cartoons everyday
WOW BRINGS BACK SO MANY MEMORIES
these take me back to when i was a kid growing up as kid i could not wait till saturday to be able to get up early and watch me some good cartoons and then head out on my bike or skate board to play till called for dinner , kids today have no clue and no cartoons on saturday . plus they cant go out and play till dark for fear of someone taking them , i still enjoys these but now that i am older i love the anime ones now and i still watch scooby doo anytime it is on . miss the flintstones the jetsons and road runner bugs bunny hour and then if it was raing good ol kukla fran and olie and some nancy drew qnd hardy boys mystries . that was in the 70's for me then came transformers after that it was growing up time and i spent more time on saturdays going to my favorite fishing hole ..man does this brong back the best of times in memories ...sure miss those days and we will never have times like that again when family and marriage meant something . in todays world it means nothing no saturday mourning cartoons and marriage is like underwear people change partners so much no different then there underwear ,
"His mother told him there'd be days like that, but she never warned him about the knights..." 😂 Fractured Fairy Tales always had a great/awful pun lesson at the end. ❤ Thank you for these awesome episodes & the memories! 🙏
Great stuff, thank you. A 👍
for the original Johnny Quest too!
You bet! Thanks for watching.
I liked how we went from the prop-driven airplane to the jet(New Adventures) but the same three spears...
Haven’t seen these in years! Saturday morning cartoons were there best! Wake up around 5:50am, run down the stairs into the kitchen, fight with my sisters over cereal, plop down in front of the tv, fight with my sisters again over space and then complete silence for a few hours just glued to the tv!
Born in 1972....dad (RIP) would come home from his graveyard shift on Saturdays and I'd be up watching cartoons, waiting for him to take me to the donut shop. Those were the days,,,
Hold those memories dear.
I'm in tears. Just wanna say thank you💯
Thanks for watching.
Born in 62 good old days .
😂 wow!! Wonderful memories good old days ❤
It is so funny how I hated getting up early for anything other than Saturday morning cartoons. 😂
The sleestax were scarier than jaws and Micheal Myers out together to me .....oh the treasures of an 70z 80z childhood 😂😂
They don’t make cartoons like they used to! I’m so glad I grew up in the 70’s. Kids today missed out on great cartoons!
Woody Woodpecker is coming to MeTV soon! I can't wait 😂
Born in 1964, love to watch Saturday morning cartoons with a bowl of cereal. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I had a chance to look at these cartoons before school as a kid great time growing up ❤
I love these cartoons. I watched these as a kid and I remember really loving the Wacky Races!
Forty years later, I was privileged to make a big bowl of Cap'n Crunch and sit down in the middle of the living room and watch The Wacky Races, just as I did in the fifth grade. Thank you Boomerang!
Brings back lots of memories, thanks! By chance, does anyone remember Speed Racer, or Sgt Sacto?
Yes ,speed Racer, fantastic cartoon. It was the same time around Astro Boy and also Gigantor. Just a🐴 thought from a🤠 cowboy from🏜🇺🇸 Scottsdale Arizona
@unclemartin7711
Touche' Turtle. And Funshine Saturday on ABC. The networks actually competed for Saturday morning ratings
This is what day cares should allow the babies to watch. This how creative comes from.
the only moments that I knew true serenity. when all I knew fit in its place
Growing up in the late 70s into the 80s I would watch Saturday morning cartoons with my Captain Crunch cereal.
WOW... those were the days, weren't they? 🤓
Born 1971❤ love these cartoons
Born in '71 also! Cheers! 🍻✌
Low life insurance! Love it!!!!
I’m a 1975 baby and waking up at 8 a.m. on a Saturday morning eating a bowl of Captain Crunch for breakfast watching these exact cartoons was priceless. You millennials don’t know what you missed.👍🏾 As an adult looking back some of these cartoons were kinda racist but as children we just looked at the fun. Not to make light of it, But innocents be the child.
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These bring back memories! Loved Land of the lost, and Fat Albert! 💗
Thanks for watching.
TREMENDOUS upload thank YOU
8/30/2023: Born 9/29/58 65 yrs old and enjoying this....immensely. Aloha from Hawaii🌺🌴✝️🙏🏾❤️❤️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
I would like to thank you for bringing back a piece of a better and more secure time for me. I was born in 1972 and I always looked forward to Saturday's and a bowl of cereal. I can just taste my mom's buttermilk pancakes made from scratch.❤❤❤❤❤