I’m 59 years old now & back then... I lived for Saturday morning cartoons, hot wheels & my bicycle!!! Things sure have changed...& not necessarily for the better.
@@jameretief8327 NO, Quake! My sis had to like Quisp just to get under my skin, we were competitive in everything. I think they were the same thing, but Quake touted a He-Man and Quisp was a little twit! I loved Lucky Charms too b/c of those marshmellows, I could con my mom into buying anything (at 6 yrs old)! I actually got her to get a Veg-o-Matic - Ron Popeil, "It Slices, It Dices!"
Just because kids today didn't have the same exact childhood you did doesn't mean they don't love being kids. They're growing up in a vast new world. Maybe you should too.
Lolololol adults created the internet and cable then refused to monitor their children's usage of it. Hardly the kids faults for the sheltered lives they lead, all on the parents of this era, ironically. They were the first Gen to let technology raise their kids lol
It's hard to believe that a half century has passed since these wonderful cartoons made a deep mark on my childhood. I still remember them as if it was yesterday.
Wow, the memories this brings back. I remember my brother and I getting up dark and early each Saturday morning at around 5 AM to catch The Cisco Kid followed by the Super 6 and the rest of the line up. Has it been that long? Dang!
My siblings and I grew up in the 60s and loved the Saturday morning cartoons, sitting in the living room with big bowls of cereal, then after lunch we’d go out and play. Most cartoons were by Hanna-Barbera, but we also liked cartoons from other studios-Popeye, Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker, Casper. Great memories!
80s baby/90s kid here, I was blessed that while growing up there were reruns of most of these shows in rotation. So I also grew up watching many of these cool cartoons. Thank to networks like cartoon Network and boomerang, my generation was fed plenty of the old school. Herculoids and Birdman were definitely a couple of my favorites. Great video!
Wow, does this bring back memories! Does anyone remember that in the late 60's and early 70's ABC, knowing the kids would be home, would show 2-3 hours of cartoons from their Saturday morning lineup the Friday morning after Thanksgiving? I remember looking forward to that every year!
I remember this distinctly in 1970s. I live in Canada but mysteriously every American thanksgiving day, I would get sick and have to stay home and watch ABC's Saturday morning line up. HAHAHA! not long after that I became NFL fan and continue this ritual until my senior year of high school. Great memories!!
Thank you for being only the second person I've encountered to verify this! I was beginning to think this was one of those "I dreamed it" memories until someone answered my inquiry on another forum. I had thought all three major networks had done this, but I guess it was only ABC. I'm surprised more people don't remember this.
I couldn't never wake up in the morning on weekdays, but I was always "WIDE AWAKE" on saturday mornings, with a big bowl of Honey Comb cereal, watching the Super-Friends!!
A little before my time (I grew up with 1970's-1980's Saturday morning cartoons) but I love these in reruns as well. I especially loved Space Ghost, The Herculoids, Young Samson and Birdman & The Galaxy Trio!!
What a trip down memory lane for me on Saturday Morning's back in the 60's . I know I was glued to the TV set at with my bowl of Captain Crunch , Trix , Lucky Charms or whatever . It's a shame that all the fun stuff had to end in 1969 when whatever group that was thought that the cartoons were too full of violence and complained to the networks about it and after that we our superheroes were replaced by Scooby Doo , Dastardly and Mutley , and the Super Friends and on . We never had it good when it came to Saturday mornings again . Thanks for posting this , it surly brought me back !
TY for the explanation on vvhy cartoons changed , I never knevv . I savv some of thesse as re-runs in the 1970's & 1980's . Thundar the Barbarian vvas inspired by Herculoids IMO but knovving vvhy the style of cartoons vvent from being adventure to just silly helps . I vvas born in 1970 so never got the chance to see these 1st run but all of TV vvas pretty good back then, though they didnt have the special EFX back then they did have great vvriting & real acting talent IMO
Then some people decided that Cartoons had to include an “Educational” element in them. Man, after getting home from being educated all day in school, the LAST thing I wanted, was more of it in my shows.
That smile on Zok's face as he's leaning over his Herculoid family is probably the most pleasing moment of my childhood. The way his eyes change when he fires his different rays, the bobbing of his head and neck, etc was a revelation that I still can't put into adequate words. I will be thinking fondly of him in my last days when they come. God bless the Herculoids!
Saturday Mornings baby! HELL YEAH!! Bowl uh cereal with milk and plop down infront of the tube and get off for 2 or 3 hours!! my personal alltime fav five were: 1) HERCULOIDS 2) SPACE GHOST 3) BIRDMAN 4) JOHNNY QUEST 5) SPIDERMAN
Wow, you can really see the influence Young Samson had on He-Man. From the look of his build, his hair, and the way he transforms into the hero. The puppy turns into a Lion ( Cringer into Battle Cat)
The wrist bands that he wore turned him and his dog into Young Samson and Goliath. I thought that Marvel Comics' "Cosmic" Captain Marvel comic ripped off that concept when Rick Jones found the Nega-Bands.
OMG! I was just turned into a 8 year old on the couch Saturday morning watching awesome cartoons for hours. Where did you ever get all this incredible stuff I haven't seen over four decades FredFlix? However you did it, thank you.
You put a smile and grin on an old man's face. I would watch these on Saturday morning in 1967. I am a long way from being as young as I was then, but this sure made me feel that way for 14 minutes! Thanks!
Thank you for posting this. Seeing these cartoons again is therapeutic for me. My house was a living hell when I was a kid and these cartoons were the escape I needed. I can not look back and realize how it was not in the cards for me to be a super hero. lol lol
I was a born a few years later. I remember the Hanna Barberra hour which featured among others, the Impossibles, Space Ghost, Birdman, and the Herculoids - my absolute favorites. Followed by Captain Caveman, Thundarr the Barbarian, and the first 60’s Marvel Comics cartoons.
These were some of the best cartoons I watched when I was a kid. Now, I'm 49 and this brings back memories. Some of them was never shown on TV where I lived. I still liked the Space Ghost and Space Stars opening theme.
I commend you brother for the great video's and the memories. On Saturday mornings between 1966 and 68 you couldn't tear me from the TV. All the superhero action that you could stand was on at that time.It was a great time of my life. Thanks.
FredFlix....I wanna thank you for taking me thru my memories at 6 and 7yrs old Saturday mornings 😍 I STILL remember my cousins and I trying to spend the night with our great grandmother, she was the ONLY family member in 67" who had a COLOR TV😁🤘 Now THAT was well worth dealing with a slightly gruff Russian imigrant JUST to watch her TV in the morning.....she stayed up almost ALL night watching her shows as she called em.... Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin, Georgie Jessel and Lord knows who else.... as I watched the different Channel lineups I realized I was familiar and remembered ALL of the cartoons and because of course at 58 I think like an adult I couldn't understand how I could have seen ALL of THEM 😨🤔 since it's NOT like I had a DVR lol and then BLAMO!!! It hit me, that at that AGE I wasn't allowed to change the channel 😁😂😂😂. I guess each Saturday I got a somewhat different TV line up🤘😁😍♥️😉👍🏼. Again, thanks for the memories......
The Herculoids, Frankenstein Jr., Space Ghost, Spiderman, Bugs Bunny, The Arabian Knights, Johnny Quest and Secret Squirrel 🐿️ and Morocco Mole were some of my favorite cartoons growing up!
I was 3, 4, 5 during this period. And I was beginning my love affair with super heros but I too was super into the Herculoids! A big stone ape, yes, sign me up! The morphing Bip and blop thingy, yes! A rinnocerous thing shooting shit outta it's horn? Sign me up! Fantastic action adventure for the wee lad I was!!
@@dougsfavorites2578 - Yep. It was a type of promotion for the upcoming lineup, and sadly an ending for original Space Ghost eps. Still, great tie ins...
Fred, I must say growing up in the sixties was incredible as a kid. Also, your videos always give me goosebumps. Today's kids will never know the pure joy at the cartoons of the past. You keep posting them and I will continue watching them, great job.
@Curious George, today's kids have a mega frakton of cartoons to watch, on cable, on streaming, and on terrestrial broadcasting (PBS Kids and CBC Kids being two examples) they just don't watch it on Saturday morning.
Thanks for the memories. I used to bounce between the three networks to see which episodes I haven't seen and would watch it! Nothing like getting up early on Saturday morning with a bowl of Cap'n Crunch and my superheroes! Glad I have all of them on dvd!!!
I know so did my brothers I have 6 brothers they watched these cartoons and they would go between channels mom would holler stop turning my TV before you blow out the tube or leave it on one channel they love cereal fruit loops trixs frosted flakes memories
Now that I’m in my senior years, it’s nice to be able to relive that time through these cartoons. I have my own Saturday morning lineup here on UA-cam and I’m proud of it. As the saying goes: we don’t stop playing when we get old, we get old because we stopped playing.💯👍🏿
highlife0586 GOD BLESS YOU AND THEY WERE GOOD. AS A KID; I LIVED FOR THE WEE WILLIE WEBBER SHOW AFTER SCHOOL AND SATURDAY MORNINGS! JOHNNY QUEST WAS MY FAVORITE AND CAPTAIN SCARLET ( SPECTRUM IS GREEN! [S.I.G. ] ). ABSOLUTELY GREAT MEMORIES!!
He did Johny Quest too . Theres a good documentary here on YT about Alex Toth if you search vv/a lot of great sketches for initial character design, Sorry I dont knovv hovv to post links , though I hope youll check it out if you havnt seen it already.
We used to get these in New Zealand as well! I loved these animated shows - especially how the depictions were created in realistic human proportions (except the Flintstones and Jetsons). Great shows! Thank you!
Thanks!!! Thanks to all the superheroes and all their powers!!!! This took me back to a happier, brighter time! I'm 62 now, but watching this brought back memories of an age of my life that regenerated my very being!!!! It's great to be young again, even in my soul, my mind!
OMG,the era i grew up in (and into the 70s)! I :) remember them ALL! This was back when Saturday morning tv was worth getting up for! Thankfully a lot of these are on dvd now and UA-cam,etc. Thanks so much for posting,Great memories!
Some of these cartoons made it over to europe in the mid 70's.We where able to watch them in Belgium thx to french television.They where subbed in french,but by a very talented team who did almost every cartoon up until the 80's.Very good memories for me!!!
Thank you for preserving these wonderful memories. Wow, that really struck a chord and brought back some good times. I watched all these growing up in the 70s. I had a paper route then, loved going to 7-Eleven and getting comic books, eating way too much sugar and loved my Saturday morning cartoons(again, with too much sugar). *sigh* Oh, to relive a week of that again.
Wow. How I loved to watch these Catoons in my childhood. It was the first thing after to go home from School : Turn on TV. From Rio Brazil. Congratulations.
even these days it still happen again.. Marvel Studios (owned by Disney) ruled the super hero movies but in TV, Warner Bros (who owned Hannah Barbera) ruled the super hero genre in animation and live action series
Season 1 was great, but seasons 2 and 3 weren't that good. They changed the format to more science fiction and fantasy as opposed to season 1 where Spider-man fought his traditional villains. The animation was worse too because they cut the budget for seasons 2 and 3 too. Yet, this show had one of the best all time Superhero themes of any era. It's a shame kids today think Miles Morales is Spider-man not Peter Parker because of the animated movie "Into the Spiderverse" from a few years ago. There's even a UA-cam version of this Spider-man theme with Miles Morales as Spider-man. Truly sad. Peter [Parker will always be Spider-man to me.
thanks so much for uploading ! on sat. mornings - to the great annoyance of my parents- i would get up to watch the tv test pattern ! after that, on to local cartoon programming- popeye, etc., 'til 9, and watch most of the cartoons you've included in this video- , and then shockingly- i went outside to play with my friends- for hours on end, completely unsupervised by adults ! ...it was another time, another place.
I remember thinking as a kid that Superfriends was super lame! And I could still vaguely remember at this time that the Justice League show of the 1960's was better...or at least it had a greater variety of superheroes. (I was partial to Green Lantern.)
I agree with both of you; as kids, I think we needed to see various characters--whether they looked fairly realistic, or cartoony--doing amazing things. Much like our parents probably followed the adventure comic strips in the newspapers...avidly(lol). These days, I think, are a good time to bring back that spirit of adventure and excitement. It makes for a great refuge from these times, times that I find very hard to understand.
What's really sad is that most children today have their heads buried in cell phone and computer screens for all of the available information, but can't form sentences or comprehend what it takes to have a halfway decent conversation with people their own age, let alone an adult! As a child, after watching cartoons, we went outside to meet and play with other children in our neighborhoods and learn about living as children to grow into young adults! Gone are the days of catching bugs and sandboxes. Riding bikes and being home when the street lights came on! Today's society is hard on its youth!
TY SO MUCH FOR THIS-THOUGH I WAS BORN IN 1968-ALL OF THESE CARTOONS WERE EITHER SHOWN IN SYNDICATION IN THE 70'S OR REBROADCASTED AGAIN AS WELL ON THE THREE BIG NETWORKS-I WISH TVLAND OR BOOMERANG WOULD TAKE THESE CARTOONS AND CREATE A SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON TRIBUTE ON A REGULAR BASIS.
Depending on when in 1968 you were born....a few episodes of the 1967-1968 year may have been released. Me? I was born in mid-summer 1967 JUST before these cartoons (syndicated or not) were released.
You're sooooo right Perry, I've thought the same thing about the old tv line-ups, it would be cool to see these shows in their original time slots and day of the week they came on; probably wouldn't make much money, but it would be sweet.
Oh wow, Thanks for this. I had totally forgotten about Young Samson. This is the first time I've seen it since those days. I turned 4 years old August 1967, now 55
Space ghost, Frankenstein JR, Fantastic Four, The Herculoids, Spider-Man, Shazzam, Young Samson, King Kong, Moby Dick and Mighty Thor, Birdman & the Galaxy Trio, Superman Aquaman, Atom Ant, even Secret Squirrel, I watched them all. I did so much channel flicking trying to watch cartoons that were against each other, it must have driven my parents crazy.
George was enough fun to watch, just barely. I grew up in Florida and the heat outdoors was daunting. Easier to sit on a chill tile floor and watch more cartoons, any cartoons.
I loved GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE, SUPER CHICKEN, and TOM SWIFT. One of my favorite shows. Saturday morning were what got me though the week when I was a kid. I watched most of the shows. Thanks for the video!
Well I can honestly say that I am 57 years old and my friends and I along with most kids had a great time watching Saturday morning cartoons they might off had some violence but it was always the hero prevailing witch taught us good guys take down bad guys what I am saying is it clearly showed what was bad and what was good and gave us values of good and evil and we didn't grow up shooting up schools or post offices or anything like that
Trenton Sizemore I agree with most of what you said, but I think that you should have put more into the writing of it. You wrote a big run-on sentence and used a lot of misspellings or incorrect words. By the way, I think that for every kid who was influenced properly by the good guys, there was a kid who identified with the bad guys and turned into a piece of shit later in life.
It's Friday night as I write this. Full episodes for a lot of these shows can be found on UA-cam. I'm tempted to create a playlist with a bunch of them and then get up early tomorrow morning, fire up the UA-cam app on my smart TV and then sit on the floor in front of the tube (we used to call it that back then) with a bowl of Cap'n Crunch cereal.
I'm 65 years old and Saturdays were special days because of cartoons from morning till late afternoon. Then it was time to go outside and play. The 60s and 70s were great times to be a kid.
I loved the soundtrack for birdman, and herculoids. Needless to say, I have these as my ringtones for my 2 sons. I had not remembered that space ghost did a 'tag-team' with galaxy trio I must say, Hanna-Barbera did a great job controlling the airways on Saturday mornings
Man,this was literally my Saturday morning childhood.,I was 7 in 1967 and and remember everything,switching back and forth between channels (there were only 3 at time,lol🤣).Thank you for this.
Now that's Entertainment! All those cartoons and tv series themes including marvel , hanna barbra, you get junk by today's standards... thank God for 1960s cartoon and tv shows and music!!!!!!!!!
I so remember these shows! They way they got on air was that Fred Silverman, then the president of children's programming at CBS brought in a stack of comics, plopped them down on HANNA-BARBERA'S DESKS AND SAID "this IS WHAT I WANT!" I'm glad he did!
I loved the jazz scores used in the Hanna-Barbera cartoons. They went along with the Thrush-James Bondish nature of the villains in Jonny Quest and The Fantastic Four.
Ok, so Doctor Doom was Soviet but his relationship with Reed Richards was the same as Batman (not counting the history change in the 1989 Batman movie) and The Joker...the villain was defaced by something nuclear.
Excellent. I am almost 60 and I had the privilege to see those HB cartoons in total light (like you). From all this collection, we didn't have The Super 6 and Super President on TV. Here is Brazil and we enjoyed all those cartoons, too. Thanks a lot.
My mother (RIP) worked on Saturday's and would call and wake me up at 6:50 AM EVERY SATURDAY. Back then (Philly, PA) those CBS shows were on at 7:AM They called it Saturday Morning CBS Cartooniverse. I remember all these shows. This was a great ride down memory lane.
I’m 59 years old now & back then... I lived for Saturday morning cartoons, hot wheels & my bicycle!!! Things sure have changed...& not necessarily for the better.
Same here and then go out and burn off that Cap’n Crunch!
Agree with you 100%, what a great time to be a kid 🧒
@@jameretief8327 NO, Quake! My sis had to like Quisp just to get under my skin, we were competitive in everything. I think they were the same thing, but Quake touted a He-Man and Quisp was a little twit! I loved Lucky Charms too b/c of those marshmellows, I could con my mom into buying anything (at 6 yrs old)! I actually got her to get a Veg-o-Matic - Ron Popeil, "It Slices, It Dices!"
When I Retire I'm Gonna Get All My Favorite TV Shows on DVD and be a Boy Again.
I was hooked on Batfink once upon a time
I was 10 years old in '67, and Saturday morning was all about cartoons! Thanks for this compilation!
I was 4 years-old. What little boy sleeps in on a Saturday morning?! Not me!
I was also. Parents used to get angry with me cause I was up at daylight on Saturdays with the TV producing all that delectable content.
Sure was
I was a MONTH old in September 1967
I always woke up early Saturday morning to watch my cartoons 😂
I honestly think looking back on it those cartoon creators must have been on top notch LSD.
6am for Jabber Jaws
The same with me and Saturday is my favorite day of the week. 😎🙏👍
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Its nice to know that people still remember a world before internet or cable when kids loved being kids😁😁😁
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It sure is!!!
Just because kids today didn't have the same exact childhood you did doesn't mean they don't love being kids. They're growing up in a vast new world. Maybe you should too.
Lolololol adults created the internet and cable then refused to monitor their children's usage of it. Hardly the kids faults for the sheltered lives they lead, all on the parents of this era, ironically. They were the first Gen to let technology raise their kids lol
It's hard to believe that a half century has passed since these wonderful cartoons made a deep mark on my childhood. I still remember them as if it was yesterday.
INDEED!
I do too😥😥😥 makes me really want to go back to those days when tv was free too watch!!!!!!!
me too
(sigh) How sad the times are now (in comparison)
Wow, the memories this brings back. I remember my brother and I getting up dark and early each Saturday morning at around 5 AM to catch The Cisco Kid followed by the Super 6 and the rest of the line up. Has it been that long? Dang!
My siblings and I grew up in the 60s and loved the Saturday morning cartoons, sitting in the living room with big bowls of cereal, then after lunch we’d go out and play. Most cartoons were by Hanna-Barbera, but we also liked cartoons from other studios-Popeye, Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker, Casper. Great memories!
Same here! 70's kids and still with massive bowl's of our favorite cereal and nothing left to do but explore outside!
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There was a time when all children randomly and without warning screamed BIIIIIIRRRRRDDMMAAAAANNNN
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@@morningmidnight9398 Of course, he did! 🙂
@@toonalootown2331 More like 11:23.
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80s baby/90s kid here, I was blessed that while growing up there were reruns of most of these shows in rotation. So I also grew up watching many of these cool cartoons. Thank to networks like cartoon Network and boomerang, my generation was fed plenty of the old school. Herculoids and Birdman were definitely a couple of my favorites. Great video!
Good for you, ...Chilly!
Wow, does this bring back memories! Does anyone remember that in the late 60's and early 70's ABC, knowing the kids would be home, would show 2-3 hours of cartoons from their Saturday morning lineup the Friday morning after Thanksgiving? I remember looking forward to that every year!
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I remember this distinctly in 1970s. I live in Canada but mysteriously every American thanksgiving day, I would get sick and have to stay home and watch ABC's Saturday morning line up. HAHAHA! not long after that I became NFL fan and continue this ritual until my senior year of high school. Great memories!!
Yes I do remember that and also the friday night before the new cartoons aired the networks would have a preview of their fall cartoon line up.
Thank you for being only the second person I've encountered to verify this! I was beginning to think this was one of those "I dreamed it" memories until someone answered my inquiry on another forum. I had thought all three major networks had done this, but I guess it was only ABC.
I'm surprised more people don't remember this.
@@danielwarner7572 Ah, yes! The Friday night previews. We couldn't wait for them to show this every year.
It was cruel when they stopped the Saturday morning cartoons
I never recovered from that😔🤣
@J Smith There was a lot of blame to go around. Those of us who loved and treasured traditional Saturday mornings were the ones who were hurt.
It's a sign of the End Times.
Very crude. No imagination for today's children.
@@KevinLeMelle I agree Kev
I am 65 years old and I still enjoy the old classic cartoons.. Thanks, Mark Clincy
I couldn't never wake up in the morning on weekdays, but I was always "WIDE AWAKE" on saturday mornings, with a big bowl of Honey Comb cereal, watching the Super-Friends!!
me too honey comb
YESSS!!!!!! 62yrs. and still loving my Cartoons!!!!!
Spot on mate,,,Australia,,58 years old ,
A little before my time (I grew up with 1970's-1980's Saturday morning cartoons) but I love these in reruns as well. I especially loved Space Ghost, The Herculoids, Young Samson and Birdman & The Galaxy Trio!!
Locktwiste72 I loved these old cartoons as much as the new ones in the 80s.
If you're interested they're available on DVD now. 5-30-24.
The 60s through 80s was the most amazing time to be a kid.
They were called the Dark Age of American Animation for a reason.
I was 11 and the world was just fine on a Saturday morning.
Back when saturday morning was worth getting up for! Now? I sleep in!
There are No ! Saturday cartoons any more . I watch qubo TV on cable or CbC kiddies there. All of the Saturday mornings suck !!
Yes
😂😂 You said that right. I do miss waking up early for cartoons tho.....
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You are so right I use to watch them till noon and mine grandmother would say are you going to get dress? Good times
What a trip down memory lane for me on Saturday Morning's back in the 60's . I know I was glued to the TV set at with my bowl of Captain Crunch , Trix , Lucky Charms or whatever . It's a shame that all the fun stuff had to end in 1969 when whatever group that was thought that the cartoons were too full of violence and complained to the networks about it and after that we our superheroes were replaced by Scooby Doo , Dastardly and Mutley , and the Super Friends and on . We never had it good when it came to Saturday mornings again . Thanks for posting this , it surly brought me back !
TY for the explanation on vvhy cartoons changed , I never knevv . I savv some of thesse as re-runs in the 1970's & 1980's . Thundar the Barbarian vvas inspired by Herculoids IMO but knovving vvhy the style of cartoons vvent from being adventure to just silly helps . I vvas born in 1970 so never got the chance to see these 1st run but all of TV vvas pretty good back then, though they didnt have the special EFX back then they did have great vvriting & real acting talent IMO
But now kids as young 6 yrs are ruining there eyes watching this junk they call educational TV on iPhones & iPads 24/7.
Agree one hundred percent.
Then some people decided that Cartoons had to include an “Educational” element in them. Man, after getting home from being educated all day in school, the LAST thing I wanted, was more of it in my shows.
Captain crunch and bugs bunny on Saturday morning 😊still my favorite 😊
That smile on Zok's face as he's leaning over his Herculoid family is probably the most pleasing moment of my childhood. The way his eyes change when he fires his different rays, the bobbing of his head and neck, etc was a revelation that I still can't put into adequate words. I will be thinking fondly of him in my last days when they come. God bless the Herculoids!
Saturday Mornings baby! HELL YEAH!!
Bowl uh cereal with milk and plop down infront of the tube and get off for 2 or 3 hours!!
my personal alltime fav five were:
1) HERCULOIDS
2) SPACE GHOST
3) BIRDMAN
4) JOHNNY QUEST
5) SPIDERMAN
Liked all your choices except Birdman. Would have put Shazzan in#3
Those are great!! My top 5
1) Spiderman & his amazing friends
2) Dungeons & Dragons
3) Thundarr the Barbarian
4) Herculoids
5) Johnny Quest
Wow, you can really see the influence Young Samson had on He-Man. From the look of his build, his hair, and the way he transforms into the hero. The puppy turns into a Lion ( Cringer into Battle Cat)
phohead All this time i never knew just how Young Samson got his powers.
The wrist bands that he wore turned him and his dog into Young Samson and Goliath. I thought that Marvel Comics' "Cosmic" Captain Marvel comic ripped off that concept when Rick Jones found the Nega-Bands.
@@DavidTSmith-jn5bs ..
Young Samson spawned: He-Man & Marvel's Captain Mar-Vell & Rick Jones
VVovv, TY for the reference ! didnt knovv he man had another cartoon its ideas came from as they alvvays cite D&D game playing as its origins
Hanna-Barbera had a lockdown on Saturdays
They did, they really did; they were the kings of Saturday morning television back then! 5-30-24.
OMG! I was just turned into a 8 year old on the couch Saturday morning watching awesome cartoons for hours. Where did you ever get all this incredible stuff I haven't seen over four decades FredFlix? However you did it, thank you.
You put a smile and grin on an old man's face. I would watch these on Saturday morning in 1967. I am a long way from being as young as I was then, but this sure made me feel that way for 14 minutes! Thanks!
Just saw this. You're welcome, Calvin.
Thank you for posting this. Seeing these cartoons again is therapeutic for me. My house was a living hell when I was a kid and these cartoons were the escape I needed. I can not look back and realize how it was not in the cards for me to be a super hero. lol lol
Watched them all!!! Gratitude for the fond memories.
I was a born a few years later. I remember the Hanna Barberra hour which featured among others, the Impossibles, Space Ghost, Birdman, and the Herculoids - my absolute favorites. Followed by Captain Caveman, Thundarr the Barbarian, and the first 60’s Marvel Comics cartoons.
If you're interested these classics are available on DVD now. 5-30-24.
These were some of the best cartoons I watched when I was a kid. Now, I'm 49 and this brings back memories. Some of them was never shown on TV where I lived. I still liked the Space Ghost and Space Stars opening theme.
I commend you brother for the great video's and the memories. On Saturday mornings between 1966 and 68 you couldn't tear me from the TV. All the superhero action that you could stand was on at that time.It was a great time of my life. Thanks.
You're most welcome.
FredFlix....I wanna thank you for taking me thru my memories at 6 and 7yrs old Saturday mornings 😍 I STILL remember my cousins and I trying to spend the night with our great grandmother, she was the ONLY family member in 67" who had a COLOR TV😁🤘 Now THAT was well worth dealing with a slightly gruff Russian imigrant JUST to watch her TV in the morning.....she stayed up almost ALL night watching her shows as she called em.... Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin, Georgie Jessel and Lord knows who else.... as I watched the different Channel lineups I realized I was familiar and remembered ALL of the cartoons and because of course at 58 I think like an adult I couldn't understand how I could have seen ALL of THEM 😨🤔 since it's NOT like I had a DVR lol and then BLAMO!!! It hit me, that at that AGE I wasn't allowed to change the channel 😁😂😂😂. I guess each Saturday I got a somewhat different TV line up🤘😁😍♥️😉👍🏼. Again, thanks for the memories......
I remember watching all the reruns in the mid 70s. Best cartoons ever!! Great time to be a kid, unlike now.
The Herculoids, Frankenstein Jr., Space Ghost, Spiderman, Bugs Bunny, The Arabian Knights, Johnny Quest and Secret Squirrel 🐿️ and Morocco Mole were some of my favorite cartoons growing up!
Good choices!
And Paul Frees (my fave) is in two of those cartoons
@@lowbaritonewwj yes, God bless his soul.
And mine.
Space Ghost was great but the Herculoids was the F-ing Bomb!!!...The ultimate action/sci-fi cartoon!!
I was 3, 4, 5 during this period. And I was beginning my love affair with super heros but I too was super into the Herculoids! A big stone ape, yes, sign me up! The morphing Bip and blop thingy, yes! A rinnocerous thing shooting shit outta it's horn? Sign me up! Fantastic action adventure for the wee lad I was!!
David Meredith You got that right!
Make a live action movie! 😎🤩
Wasn't there a crossover with Space Ghost, Mightor, and the Herculoids in 1968?
@@dougsfavorites2578 - Yep. It was a type of promotion for the upcoming lineup, and sadly an ending for original Space Ghost eps. Still, great tie ins...
Fred, I must say growing up in the sixties was incredible as a kid. Also, your videos always give me goosebumps. Today's kids will never know the pure joy at the cartoons of the past. You keep posting them and I will continue watching them, great job.
There something call boomerang and streaming website.
@@MrSafior Not the same. Pass.
Today's kids who grew up with Higher Quality shows know that 60s American Cartoons are Garbage .
@Curious George, today's kids have a mega frakton of cartoons to watch, on cable, on streaming, and on terrestrial broadcasting (PBS Kids and CBC Kids being two examples) they just don't watch it on Saturday morning.
@@WolverinePete, very much the same, since Boomerang shows older cartoons anyway. Also, not all cartoons are the 'Cal Arts' style either.
I will never forget these cartoons. It be nice to see them to make a come back to tv. Seeing these cartoons bring back my childhood this is great
I wish it was like this again I had a great childhood
Thanks for the memories. I used to bounce between the three networks to see which episodes I haven't seen and would watch it! Nothing like getting up early on Saturday morning with a bowl of Cap'n Crunch and my superheroes! Glad I have all of them on dvd!!!
Kids today have no idea what we had.
Stan McCrary Yes I agree watching those cartoon characters and hoping to become a Super Hero while eating Cap n Crunch cereal?
same here :-)
Yes, they do.
I know so did my brothers I have 6 brothers they watched these cartoons and they would go between channels mom would holler stop turning my TV before you blow out the tube or leave it on one channel they love cereal fruit loops trixs frosted flakes memories
I was born in December 1966, I love this cartoons back then but watched it in the 1970's.
I was born in February of 1963....Valentine's Day! Such memories of getting out of bed on a Saturday morning to watch cartoons.
I LOVE SPACE GHOST I LOVE THESE OLD CARTOONS THEY WERE THE BEST.
Now that I’m in my senior years, it’s nice to be able to relive that time through these cartoons. I have my own Saturday morning lineup here on UA-cam and I’m proud of it. As the saying goes: we don’t stop playing when we get old, we get old because we stopped playing.💯👍🏿
Well I am gonna say this. I just turned sixty six years old and I remember all of these.
highlife0586 yeah crazy these are 50 years old !!!
That means you have experience !lol!
highlife0586 GOD BLESS YOU AND THEY WERE GOOD. AS A KID; I LIVED FOR THE WEE WILLIE WEBBER SHOW AFTER SCHOOL AND SATURDAY MORNINGS! JOHNNY QUEST WAS MY FAVORITE AND CAPTAIN SCARLET ( SPECTRUM IS GREEN! [S.I.G. ] ). ABSOLUTELY GREAT MEMORIES!!
Same to you my friend.thank god for youtube. So we can watch the greatest cartoons that ever was seen!
I always thought Casper was too wimpy.
Alex Toth design of Shazam, space ghost, young Samson, birdman, etc etc. Amazing!!
He did Johny Quest too . Theres a good documentary here on YT about Alex Toth if you search vv/a lot of great sketches for initial character design, Sorry I dont knovv hovv to post links , though I hope youll check it out if you havnt seen it already.
Saturday morning was what we waited for all week long! It was great!!!
We used to get these in New Zealand as well! I loved these animated shows - especially how the depictions were created in realistic human proportions (except the Flintstones and Jetsons). Great shows! Thank you!
Thank you for the ride back in time!
Brought back all my childhood memories of watching this every time back then
Thanks!!! Thanks to all the superheroes and all their powers!!!! This took me back to a happier, brighter time! I'm 62 now, but watching this brought back memories of an age of my life that regenerated my very being!!!! It's great to be young again, even in my soul, my mind!
You're welcome, Timothy.
OMG,the era i grew up in (and into the 70s)! I :) remember them ALL! This was back when Saturday morning tv was worth getting up for! Thankfully a lot of these are on dvd now and UA-cam,etc. Thanks so much for posting,Great memories!
I thought the 70's kind of lost some of it's luster and they put on more educational and less violent cartoons.
Some of these cartoons made it over to europe in the mid 70's.We where able to watch them in Belgium thx to french television.They where subbed in french,but by a very talented team who did almost every cartoon up until the 80's.Very good memories for me!!!
Thank you for preserving these wonderful memories. Wow, that really struck a chord and brought back some good times. I watched all these growing up in the 70s. I had a paper route then, loved going to 7-Eleven and getting comic books, eating way too much sugar and loved my Saturday morning cartoons(again, with too much sugar). *sigh* Oh, to relive a week of that again.
Wow. How I loved to watch these Catoons in my childhood. It was the first thing after to go home from School : Turn on TV. From Rio Brazil. Congratulations.
Walt Disney made movie history, but Hanna-Barbara ruled Saturday mornings.
And you know that's right!!!
Jose gregario becerra
Prime time, too.
Oh yeah!!
even these days it still happen again.. Marvel Studios (owned by Disney) ruled the super hero movies but in TV, Warner Bros (who owned Hannah Barbera) ruled the super hero genre in animation and live action series
I remember every one of these. Thanks for your work!
"In the chill of night, at the scene of a crime
Like a streak of light he arrives, just in time!"
Look out ! Here comes the Spider Man !!!
My favorite of all the group.
Is he strong?
Listen bud!
He's got radioactive blood.
Season 1 was great, but seasons 2 and 3 weren't that good. They changed the format to more science fiction and fantasy as opposed to season 1 where Spider-man fought his traditional villains. The animation was worse too because they cut the budget for seasons 2 and 3 too.
Yet, this show had one of the best all time Superhero themes of any era. It's a shame kids today think Miles Morales is Spider-man not Peter Parker because of the animated movie "Into the Spiderverse" from a few years ago. There's even a UA-cam version of this Spider-man theme with Miles Morales as Spider-man. Truly sad. Peter [Parker will always be Spider-man to me.
"...and his duck." These cartoons were just everything! I was born in 1970 and there was just something special about Saturday morning TV.
Thank you for sharing the memory of what Saturday mornings were about. :)
Anyone remember when a call would go out to - "The Mighty Heroes?" StrongMan - RopeMan - DiaperMan - TornadoMan etc. lol
MisterMasterShafter1 yep. Baby man with his lethal baby bottle w as s always funny
Early Ralph Bakshi :)
I do. It was a lifetime ago. I miss the innocence of that time.
Yes! Among with Mighty Mouse, and Heckle & Jeckle! Good call!👀👏
CooCoo man
Seen these between the ages of 6-9 years old. Am 59 years old now and I still have fond memories of these toons. ALL OF THEM. Especially Birdman
thanks so much for uploading ! on sat. mornings - to the great annoyance of my parents- i would get up to watch the tv test pattern ! after that, on to local cartoon programming- popeye, etc., 'til 9, and watch most of the cartoons you've included in this video- , and then shockingly- i went outside to play with my friends- for hours on end, completely unsupervised by adults ! ...it was another time, another place.
Thank you! For the REALLY GREAT DIP IN the KIDDIE POOL OF MY YOUTH!
These are my child memories wish I could go back and spend internity there
Love these they are great remember them all watched with my girls in the 70’s . Thanks for sharing
All this before the Superfriends even existed.
I remember thinking as a kid that Superfriends was super lame! And I could still vaguely remember at this time that the Justice League show of the 1960's was better...or at least it had a greater variety of superheroes. (I was partial to Green Lantern.)
All made by Alex Toth!
TRUE! Best season, EVER.
I REALLY feel sorry for kids these days; they no longer even have the EXPERIENCE of watching cartoons on Saturday morning.
Bradley Greenwood or learning any of the moral lessons they taught.
I agree with both of you; as kids, I think we needed to see various characters--whether they looked fairly realistic, or cartoony--doing amazing things. Much like our parents probably followed the adventure comic strips in the newspapers...avidly(lol). These days, I think, are a good time to bring back that spirit of adventure and excitement. It makes for a great refuge from these times, times that I find very hard to understand.
What's really sad is that most children today have their heads buried in cell phone and computer screens for all of the available information, but can't form sentences or comprehend what it takes to have a halfway decent conversation with people their own age, let alone an adult! As a child, after watching cartoons, we went outside to meet and play with other children in our neighborhoods and learn about living as children to grow into young adults! Gone are the days of catching bugs and sandboxes. Riding bikes and being home when the street lights came on! Today's society is hard on its youth!
We got it made growing up
Thanks for the memories! I loved George of the jungle.
"WATCH OUT FOR THAT TREE!"
This was a little before my time... but luckily they reran these all the time in the 70s. Great saturday morning memories!
The best time a kid could have, I'm 67 now, Loved all those shows, after they went off, we rode our bikes.
Loved How DC comics brought back the Hanna Barberra Super heroes in the 12 issue comic FUTURE QUEST.
TY SO MUCH FOR THIS-THOUGH I WAS BORN IN 1968-ALL OF THESE CARTOONS WERE EITHER SHOWN IN SYNDICATION IN THE 70'S OR REBROADCASTED AGAIN AS WELL ON THE THREE BIG NETWORKS-I WISH TVLAND OR BOOMERANG WOULD TAKE THESE CARTOONS AND CREATE A SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON TRIBUTE ON A REGULAR BASIS.
Depending on when in 1968 you were born....a few episodes of the 1967-1968 year may have been released. Me? I was born in mid-summer 1967 JUST before these cartoons (syndicated or not) were released.
You're sooooo right Perry, I've thought the same thing about the old tv line-ups, it would be cool to see these shows in their original time slots and day of the week they came on; probably wouldn't make much money, but it would be sweet.
Yes , am glad for syndication as I vvatched them in the 1970's & a channel rerunning these vvould do vvell as vvell as attract nevv fans
Just go to the www.wbshop.com, and buy all of the *Hanna-Barbera Classics!*
I remember some of those. Spiderman and Young Samson and Superman was my favorite. I was playing between shows. Loved the classic toons!!
Oh wow, Thanks for this. I had totally forgotten about Young Samson. This is the first time I've seen it since those days. I turned 4 years old August 1967, now 55
Space ghost, Frankenstein JR, Fantastic Four, The Herculoids, Spider-Man, Shazzam, Young Samson, King Kong, Moby Dick and Mighty Thor, Birdman & the Galaxy Trio, Superman Aquaman, Atom Ant, even Secret Squirrel, I watched them all. I did so much channel flicking trying to watch cartoons that were against each other, it must have driven my parents crazy.
Oh, we did too watch "George of the Jungle!" However, my favorite from that year was "Fantastic Four."
George was enough fun to watch, just barely. I grew up in Florida and the heat outdoors was daunting. Easier to sit on a chill tile floor and watch more cartoons, any cartoons.
George was Funnier than almost any other cartoon
"WATCH OUT FOR THAT TREE!"
The entire marvel u would have been introduced following 1968, but the pta shot down superhero cartoons.
THIS WAS MY CHILDHOOD IN THE 80'S...I WAS LUCKY TO WATCH REPEATS...HOPE THEY MAKE MOVIES OUT OF THESE
I loved GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE, SUPER CHICKEN, and TOM SWIFT. One of my favorite shows.
Saturday morning were what got me though the week when I was a kid. I watched most of the shows. Thanks for the video!
Well I can honestly say that I am 57 years old and my friends and I along with most kids had a great time watching Saturday morning cartoons they might off had some violence but it was always the hero prevailing witch taught us good guys take down bad guys what I am saying is it clearly showed what was bad and what was good and gave us values of good and evil and we didn't grow up shooting up schools or post offices or anything like that
Nicely said, Trenton.
Trenton Sizemore I agree with most of what you said, but I think that you should have put more into the writing of it. You wrote a big run-on sentence and used a lot of misspellings or incorrect words.
By the way, I think that for every kid who was influenced properly by the good guys, there was a kid who identified with the bad guys and turned into a piece of shit later in life.
Robbie D Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea was cool.
same age me
I agree it taught us respect always do good deeds and to respect our elders something you don't see in today's generation.
It's Friday night as I write this. Full episodes for a lot of these shows can be found on UA-cam. I'm tempted to create a playlist with a bunch of them and then get up early tomorrow morning, fire up the UA-cam app on my smart TV and then sit on the floor in front of the tube (we used to call it that back then) with a bowl of Cap'n Crunch cereal.
Or a big stack of pancakes swimming in maple syrup!!
And maybe some Morton's honey buns
Fruit loops, scratchy couch box on 1side of me half gallon of milk the other side good times
Yeah, okay.
I liked Super Sugar Crisp cereal myself.
I wish that they would bring these types of cartoons back.
Fat chance. Everything has to have a moral or be benign.
I'm 65 years old and Saturdays were special days because of cartoons from morning till late afternoon. Then it was time to go outside and play. The 60s and 70s were great times to be a kid.
I remember watching all of these: oops, my age is showing👴 Great look back FredFlix❤️👍
omg, i forgot about the super6.
your vid quality is so clear
brings back memories
thanks for posting
You're welcome. The Super 6 theme was by Gary Lewis and the Playboys.
I loved the soundtrack for birdman, and herculoids. Needless to say, I have these as my ringtones for my 2 sons.
I had not remembered that space ghost did a 'tag-team' with galaxy trio
I must say, Hanna-Barbera did a great job controlling the airways on Saturday mornings
You're welcome. Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching.
The golden age of Saturday morning TV!
Man,this was literally my Saturday morning childhood.,I was 7 in 1967 and and remember everything,switching back and forth between channels (there were only 3 at time,lol🤣).Thank you for this.
Now that's Entertainment! All those cartoons and tv series themes including marvel , hanna barbra, you get junk by today's standards... thank God for 1960s cartoon and tv shows and music!!!!!!!!!
deana diedrich Yes, I absolutely LOVE the music.
You're saying that because that's what you grew up with. If you grew up in the 90s, you'd be raving about its cartoons and calling others "junk."
deana diedrich hell yeah!!! Real Cartoons...... don't forget the Banana splits & Thunder the barbarian.😃👍🏽
Fantastic Four! The BEST animated FF ever! And you can't get it on DVD because WB holds the rights. Disney can't get it... 😑
@BlackHawk 66 great year
Thanks for doing this. I still miss Saturday morning cartoons. And I'm in my 50's.
Me too. I'm 54 now.
I so remember these shows! They way they got on air was that Fred Silverman, then the president of children's programming at CBS brought in a stack of comics, plopped them down on HANNA-BARBERA'S DESKS AND SAID "this IS WHAT I WANT!" I'm glad he did!
I remember Space Ghost aired in the early 90s. Thanks for the nostalgia 👍
In the UK we we're lucky to get these replayed in the 70s and 80s on the BBC and itv when they was good channels
I loved to watch Space Ghost, the Herculoids, Shazzan, Atom Ant, Aqua Man, the Flintstones, and tons of old time cartoons are the best?
Steven Baer. So true. Saturday mornings were the best. Good times back then.
Steven Baer Great times ,,here in Australia ,the 70 ,,long gone mate ,
I loved the jazz scores used in the Hanna-Barbera cartoons. They went along with the Thrush-James Bondish nature of the villains in Jonny Quest and The Fantastic Four.
Ok, so Doctor Doom was Soviet but his relationship with Reed Richards was the same as Batman (not counting the history change in the 1989 Batman movie) and The Joker...the villain was defaced by something nuclear.
I actually had a Shazzan Halloween costume one year.
Excellent. I am almost 60 and I had the privilege to see those HB cartoons in total light (like you). From all this collection, we didn't have The Super 6 and Super President on TV. Here is Brazil and we enjoyed all those cartoons, too. Thanks a lot.
My mother (RIP) worked on Saturday's and would call and wake me up at 6:50 AM EVERY SATURDAY. Back then (Philly, PA) those CBS shows were on at 7:AM They called it Saturday Morning CBS Cartooniverse. I remember all these shows. This was a great ride down memory lane.
Amaba esas caricaturas y aun me parecen maravillosas 53 años despues🤗
Space Ghost and the Council Of Doom with cameo appearances by the HB Superheroes of 1967.
I'm from Brazil. Just turned 50.
And I tell you too. O swear I remember all these cartoons.
Sooo good times...
Thanks! It was a great trip down memory lane! (And I did watch Shazzan!) LOL
Amazing collection. I hadn't seen the bumpers since I saw the original shows! Thanks for this one!
Sure! Themes are great but we've seen them all over and over. Those bumpers and promos are priceless.
Bird man and Space Ghost were my favs!
Oh, and I had a lot of fun with Plastic Man, Jabber Jaw and others. :))
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Love both themes.and they both have the echoe sound when they save birdman. And space ghost!
Herculoids, Space ghost, and Jonny Quest
I miss them so much, born in 1967, I remember most all of them, my Saturdays were awesome, takes me back to memory lane.
Sat. Morning cartoons french toast and my blanket.. Omg !!! So glad i grew up in this era. Wonderful memories
"watch out for that tree! Ahahahahah!" Yah, I watched George of the Jungle and still remember the theme song. God we're old.