Here's the link to Part 3: The Greatest Cartoon Superheroes You Might Never Have Heard Of with Birdman and The Galaxy Trio. ua-cam.com/video/qXIgr2HxZXo/v-deo.html
Well Tony my boy, I was "bought out" (of my lucrative factory job), in 2008 . So I basically retired at like 45 years of age, at which point I began my second career of drawing comic books professionally. So now I sit around all day looking at "pop culture" and deciding on which cool stuff from the past that I'm going to reproduce ( at a much larger size, natch). So these cool blasts from my past help immeasurably , man !! Thank-you. ..JRS
You know that USA Network in the 80's would play these cartoons at 6pm. USA did this after independent stations would play three hours of afternoon cartoons and PBS would play Sesame Street at 5 pm.
Damn,it sure does bring back my kid years..but nothing change,I still watch them when they give it!! I'm still a kid at heart..mightor,frank jr.oh others,Milton the monster,superheroes.i could keep going...I have to say,8th man.wow.the best.take care
Tony Boy ,I'm with you 100 per cent. I'm now north of 60 years old and had older brothers. Back in the 1960s we ALL collected comic-books. I still have the books with the centerfold that shows the new line-ups . Man ,Saturday mornings were fabulous. Although we always fought over who wanted Lancelot Link, and who wanted Space Ghost or maybe Johnny Quest !! Love looking back my boy ,keep it up......JRS
Thank you!. That was the trouble back in those days - too many great shows on at the same time and no way to record them! I had 6 siblings so you didn't always get to watch what you wanted! Comic books - I had boxes of them - Archie, Superman, Beetle Bailey, Sad Sack, Batman...I loved them all!
I too, had to attend catechism classes Saturdays for 4 years... I’m still PI-ED I missed a lot of these great cartoons! My younger sister & brother stayed home , able to watch Saturday morning cartoons while I, had to find a way to church, as my mom did NOT drive. Plus, Sis & Bro only had to attend TWO YEARS of catechism classes... thanx,dad 😠😡. CB
It was torture, wasn't it? 😂 I'd see all those awesome teaser commercials, knowing I'd never see them, aside from Christmas break or maybe the next summer.
I’m almost ashamed to admit it... the autumn/year that Wacky Races debuted, my buddy & I made WackyRaces “ flip books” on our catechism book page edges. First page was front of the Double “O”, 2nd page was more of the front of the car, followed by, lets say, the ArmySurplusSpecial#6, and so forth. I’m sorry, but I got nothing outa these “ forced upon me” Saturday early morning classes! Having to rise early 5 days a week, and walk over a mile to school, snow-rain or shine was plenty for me. Plus, Mom had to arrange rides for me from neighboring church members for Saturday mornings, who also had a ( poor soul) kid attending Saturday ( EARLY) a.m. classes. I had to hop our 5 foot chain link fence and walk across a yard, to be picked up on a nearby street, as the mom of a boy a little older than me, would NOT drive down our street. Again, snow, rain or shine. This boy got into real trouble one Saturday morning, as he held a pencil, point up, on a chair that was vacated by another of his classmates bathroom break. He was to pull the pencil back, but his class mate sat down too fast. I had to wait there, that Saturday morning a long time, as my ride ( mom & son ), along with the hurt, crying victim and HIS mom had a meeting with the pastor. The ride home, the mom was furious, and the boy looked back at me, hoping I didn’t have to leave the car at my drop off point... I’m sorry Lord, I’m a true Christian NOW, but these “ forced” classes did NOTHING for me, back in the day. My feet knees legs & hips are totally Worn Out NOW, I’m almost 68 years old. My strict dad passed @ 95 years old 01/07/22. The book “ Toxic Parents” by dr. Susan Forwards helps, but a chapter in her book tells of deceased parents STILL controlling YOU, from beyond their earthly resting place.😬 CB
While all of the Hanna-Barbera super hero shows were favorites of mine, the Herculoids were my top favorite - as a kid i was always drawing Zok shooting lasers out of his eyes, lol He was my favorite Herculoid!
Thank you so much Tony Boy for posting these very interesting videos, reviving long dormant memories. I can tell by your references that you and I are apprx. the same age. I too was every bit the cartoon kid. I remember most of these cartoons and thoroughly enjoy watching snippets of them again. Good stuff!! Your website is totally fascinating, keep 'em coming!!
You must not be the only one who thought Frankenstein Jr. was cut short by The Impossibles. I just remembered around 1977 "Space Ghost" reruns were put on Saturday morning to fill the time slot of a cancelled cartoon. Instead of "Dino Boy" in between, I saw them use Frankenstein Jr. without the Impossibles. I think that hints that Frankey was more popular than the Beatles spoofers.
Here I come to save the day That means that Mighty Mouse is on the way I enjoyed that show and I actually liked the Mighty Heroes I also fondly remember the Herculoids as well
“Saturday Morning CBS Cartoon-a-Verse! Would see the trailers in Summer, and also preview cartoon ads in our comic books... SIGH!😢 the GOOD OL’DAYS Miss ‘ em truly. CB
that woman messed with my child hood cartoons but i got to see them all before they went off how can you say it was bad cartoons when today theses kids are say whats this cartoon i never seen this one on tv i hate the remake of cartoons there not the ones i watch when i was a kid the 1980s rambo stark trek cartoon
Mighty hero's was probably the all time favorite for myself and my brothers. They showed it in reruns in the late 70s and we watched it every time it was on. We all thought coo coo man was a waste as well, all the other characters had legitimate powers. Coo Coo man was only able to save the team once. I think what is interesting about that cartoon was it didn't seem like a normal Saturday morning cartoon.
You're right, it was VERY different than anything else. Just when my friends and I were really becoming fans of the show, it went off the air and I never saw it again until the age of the internet.
Yep, I'll be doing that one.. I just made one that appeared with Super President called Spy Shadow. Do you remember that being on there too?ua-cam.com/video/ZQNj6OZGjeI/v-deo.html
Working on those right now. The program was called Birdman and The Galaxy Trio and they had their separate shows in the same half hour, much like Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles.
@@TonyBoyOhBoy The Galaxy Trio was kind of a Star Trek ripoff. As I recall, when they stepped into their transporter (or whatever it was called) they all said, "Engerize" before it made them fade away.
@@TonyBoyOhBoy I believe that show aired on NBC during the 67-68 fall season and not CBS where the rest of the Hanna-Barbera super-adventures were aired.
I loved watching the Herculoids and the Mighty Heroes as a kid. Do you remember a cartoon called Teen Force? The main characters were Kid Comet, Electra, and the third guy turned into like a bunch of stars like a milky way galaxy. They also had two little sidekicks and rode space cycles. I believe they were before the Galaxy Trio.
I think Teen Force went together with a new version of "Space Ghost" or "Herculoids" in the late 1970's, well AFTER Galaxy Trio, which went with 1960's "Birdman."
Luv the Herculoids... I made a paper mache’ Tundro in 7th grade Art class... won an award and it was displayed in the School art class class display case. CB
Thank you I always wonder why Hanna Barbara stop making superhero cartoon if I made say you always got that no life person that will always mess up things for every body I guest she did not like comic books either
Both The Herculoids and Space Ghost had been rebooted (in the 80s, I think). The original are better. Wonder why HB choose those two for the reboot? Unless they were the ones that took up the whole 30 minutes with 3 episodes. (Edited: I just remembered: Space Ghost shared time with Dino Boy. A bumper even shown his ship saving Dino Boy and Ugh from Pterodactyls) Interesting to note that in the original The Herculoids Doro called his parents by their names. It was in the reboot that he used 'mother' and 'father'. To be fair, I didn't think much of it. It was established that it was on an alien planet. I assumed the customs of the family to use given names. Note they were the only humans on the planet. And there were no other species of The Herculoids. My theory was they had been captured elsewhere (for a alien zoo, perhaps) and taken refuge on that planet. That's why they were so fierce to defend it from invaders. I liked The Impossibles. And one usually get a song number from the group as bonus. (Pity HB didn't think.of putting out actual records of their songs) They were in the same universe as Frankenstein Jr since in the bumper one sees the robot saving the team from falling from a broken bridge. The Mighty Heroes was silly but fun. The theme, as you said, was they usually get captured/defeated (usually by attacking separately) by commercials break. But then, by working together, they defeat the villain. That Action For Children Television caused one year of Saturday morning cartoons not to have any action/superhero shows. The only exception was Filmation The Young Centurions. (Wonder how it got away with that) To be fair, there were still some good show. Another Filmation series (live action) was Tor Of 2000 BC about a cave man's family living and surviving in the Stone Age. I rather liked it. But was still glad they went back to action cartoons the following year.
Great comments! Yeah, I wondered how they were the only humans on the planet too. What you said about them being captured and that planet was like a zoo would make sense,
Oh yes.I remember.watching all three as a kid in the 60"s!! Speaking of .Mighty Mouse,rem er the short lived New Adventures of Mighty Mouse from 1988 -89?? Very funny but got canceled because some busy body got it canceled. Only it was the Reverend Donald Wildmon claiming "Mighy Mousd Snorts Cocaine!!!"anc got it camcelled!!
The Herculoids was awesome!!! And my.mom loved it!!!!! F#$k Peggy Sharon!!! I liked the impossibles!! Not my favorite!!? But if I could watch Frankenstein Jr just for watching the impossibles!!!!!? Then no problem!!!!!!" Now I don't remember the mighty heroes!!!!? But hey" Two out of 3 ain't bad 😏 😉!!!? Lol " Thanks for the great video!!!!!!!" God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom
There was a Show in the 80's called Hanna Barbera's Space Stars which bought back Space Ghost and The Herculoids in all new episodes. Don't know if you've ever seen that?
At 5:01, that scene with the Way-Outs jumping into the air and part of their bodies are no longer visible from the "spaces" in-between their rocky-wheel costumes is quite disturbing----even for Hanna-Barbera. In retrospect, not so disturbing as Scrappy-Doo or Grape Ape.
Classic...bs ... I watched these first run.. you know... sometimes I'm glad I'm the age I am., . thanks for the trip down... well you know... Carpe Viva
If I remember correctly 1965-66 New waz Mighty Heroes, Space Ghost, FrankensteinJr./Impossibles 1966-67 New was Herculoids Shazzan! MightyMightor/MobyDick Last years repeated 10am-noon 1967-68 New waz WackyRaces Previous years Repeats 10am-noon 1968-69 New waz Dastardly/Muttley/Fly.Machines, Perils of Penelope Pitstop, co starting the AntHillMob with Chugaboom their semi alive car And ScoobyDoo Wacky Races repeats later in the morning after 8-10 am “ Prime-Time”. CB
I also had Saturday morning catachism classes Dad made me go all 4 years. Mom didn’t drive, so getting there was always a chore Walk Bum rides Missed all that SatMornBLiSS Saturdays off/ summer re-runs was catch up time Lil sis & lil bro Only had to go the last 2 years Then they switched to Wednesdays after school Mom ( & I ) now drove. Thanx Dad R. I. P. But I STILL resent you forcing me to go every Saturday Plus that same church on Sundays I walked a mile & back 7 days a week! Bad hips knees & feet now. Dad You were Uncaring & Cruel. CB
Here's the link to Part 3: The Greatest Cartoon Superheroes You Might Never Have Heard Of with Birdman and The Galaxy Trio.
ua-cam.com/video/qXIgr2HxZXo/v-deo.html
Well Tony my boy, I was "bought out" (of my lucrative factory job), in 2008 . So I basically retired at like 45 years of age, at which point I began my second career of drawing comic books professionally. So now I sit around all day looking at "pop culture" and deciding on which cool stuff from the past that I'm going to reproduce ( at a much larger size, natch). So these cool blasts from my past help immeasurably , man !! Thank-you. ..JRS
@@johnsewell6593 Wow, very cool!
@@iamnotgonnagiveyoumyname1373Thanks! I just looked it up and it looks great! I can't believe I hadn't heard of that!
It's a dereliction of duty to leave out that none other than RALPH FUCKING BAKSHI worked on The Mighty Heroes!
I saw the Herculoids .. loved them! And now I remember the mighty heroes!.. Great!!
I remember laughing myself silly watching The Mighty Heroes.
You know that USA Network in the 80's would play these cartoons at 6pm. USA did this after independent stations would play three hours of afternoon cartoons and PBS would play Sesame Street at 5 pm.
Cartoon Network had “ Boomerang “
back in the day, thats when I VCR
recorded them. Late at night. CB
Thank you so much Tony, these videos bring back so many good memories. I loved these cartoons as a kid.
Damn,it sure does bring back my kid years..but nothing change,I still watch them when they give it!! I'm still a kid at heart..mightor,frank jr.oh others,Milton the monster,superheroes.i could keep going...I have to say,8th man.wow.the best.take care
The Mighty Heroes was my favorite as a 5 year old..... Couldn't wait for it to come on TV !
Tony Boy ,I'm with you 100 per cent. I'm now north of 60 years old and had older brothers. Back in the 1960s we ALL collected comic-books. I still have the books with the centerfold that shows the new line-ups . Man ,Saturday mornings were fabulous. Although we always fought over who wanted Lancelot Link, and who wanted Space Ghost or maybe Johnny Quest !! Love looking back my boy ,keep it up......JRS
Thank you!. That was the trouble back in those days - too many great shows on at the same time and no way to record them! I had 6 siblings so you didn't always get to watch what you wanted!
Comic books - I had boxes of them - Archie, Superman, Beetle Bailey, Sad Sack, Batman...I loved them all!
The real villain was Peggy Sharon
Hear-Here!!
So true!!!!
I Gotta Get the 1967 Herculoids on DVD, Thanks for the 1960s Memories.
MEEETOOO!!! CB
Herculoids🤧ah youth at its best
Aquaman, My Favorite Martian, Fantastic 4, The Incredible Hulk, The Flash and Mighty Atom, Speedy Gonzalez, Submariner, Superfriends, Sealab 2020, Johny Quest
Mighty Heroes had the best theme song ever
actually, best opening sequence!
That Captain Nice is a rarity..! I've still got #1. And I do believe Jack Kirby may have done some early "roughs" of him that were never used..! JRS
Loved all of these cartoons! Would REALLY LIKE TO HAVE A DVD COLLECTION OF THEM ALL to watch!!
Me too! When my kids were young, I'd buy VHS tapes on ebay so they could watch some of the classics.
I too, had to attend catechism classes
Saturdays for 4 years... I’m still PI-ED
I missed a lot of these great cartoons!
My younger sister & brother stayed
home , able to watch Saturday morning
cartoons while I, had to find a way to
church, as my mom did NOT drive. Plus,
Sis & Bro only had to attend TWO YEARS
of catechism classes... thanx,dad 😠😡. CB
It was torture, wasn't it? 😂 I'd see all those awesome teaser commercials, knowing I'd never see them, aside from Christmas break or maybe the next summer.
I’m almost ashamed to admit it...
the autumn/year that Wacky Races
debuted, my buddy & I made
WackyRaces “ flip books” on our
catechism book page edges. First
page was front of the Double “O”,
2nd page was more of the front of
the car, followed by, lets say, the
ArmySurplusSpecial#6, and so forth.
I’m sorry, but I got nothing outa
these “ forced upon me” Saturday
early morning classes! Having to
rise early 5 days a week, and walk
over a mile to school, snow-rain or
shine was plenty for me. Plus, Mom
had to arrange rides for me from
neighboring church members for
Saturday mornings, who also had a
( poor soul) kid attending Saturday
( EARLY) a.m. classes. I had to hop
our 5 foot chain link fence and walk
across a yard, to be picked up on a
nearby street, as the mom of a boy
a little older than me, would NOT
drive down our street. Again, snow,
rain or shine. This boy got into real
trouble one Saturday morning, as he
held a pencil, point up, on a chair
that was vacated by another of his
classmates bathroom break. He was
to pull the pencil back, but his class
mate sat down too fast. I had to wait
there, that Saturday morning a long
time, as my ride ( mom & son ), along
with the hurt, crying victim and HIS
mom had a meeting with the pastor.
The ride home, the mom was furious,
and the boy looked back at me, hoping
I didn’t have to leave the car at my
drop off point...
I’m sorry Lord, I’m a true Christian NOW,
but these “ forced” classes did NOTHING
for me, back in the day.
My feet knees legs & hips are totally
Worn Out NOW, I’m almost 68 years old.
My strict dad passed @ 95 years old
01/07/22. The book “ Toxic Parents”
by dr. Susan Forwards helps, but a
chapter in her book tells of deceased
parents STILL controlling YOU, from
beyond their earthly resting place.😬 CB
the mighty heroes OMG i'd forgotten all about that show it all came flooding back as soon as i saw the image at the start of your chapter on them
that one was the EARLIEST. CB
Always thot that debuted in 1965(?)
I loved the Mighty Heroes.
The all time greatest theme song!
While all of the Hanna-Barbera super hero shows were favorites of mine, the Herculoids were my top favorite - as a kid i was always drawing Zok shooting lasers out of his eyes, lol He was my favorite Herculoid!
Thank you so much Tony Boy for posting these very interesting videos, reviving long dormant memories. I can tell by your references that you and I are apprx. the same age. I too was every bit the cartoon kid. I remember most of these cartoons and thoroughly enjoy watching snippets of them again. Good stuff!! Your website is totally fascinating, keep 'em coming!!
Thanks so much! Yes, I LOVED all these cartoons, weren't Saturday morning great?
3:36, Technically, The Impossibles shared the same show with Frankenstein Jr. and Buzz Conroy..............but you already knew that
Thank you! I loved the Herculoids. Sad, I haven't seen the others. Please feature some more!
Working on the next one. :)
You must not be the only one who thought Frankenstein Jr. was cut short by The Impossibles. I just remembered around 1977 "Space Ghost" reruns were put on Saturday morning to fill the time slot of a cancelled cartoon. Instead of "Dino Boy" in between, I saw them use Frankenstein Jr. without the Impossibles. I think that hints that Frankey was more popular than the Beatles spoofers.
Here I come to save the day That means that Mighty Mouse is on the way I enjoyed that show and I actually liked the Mighty Heroes I also fondly remember the Herculoids as well
Ah the Memories I saw all theses cartoons in reruns in the 70's
“Saturday Morning
CBS Cartoon-a-Verse!
Would see the trailers
in Summer, and also
preview cartoon ads
in our comic books...
SIGH!😢
the GOOD OL’DAYS
Miss ‘ em truly. CB
that woman messed with my child hood cartoons but i got to see them all before they went off how can you say it was bad cartoons when today theses kids are say whats this cartoon i never seen this one on tv i hate the remake of cartoons there not the ones i watch when i was a kid the 1980s rambo stark trek cartoon
The 80’s Herculoids
RAN AWAY in fear
what about the
“Violent” aliens??? CB
😊great list
Mighty hero's was probably the all time favorite for myself and my brothers. They showed it in reruns in the late 70s and we watched it every time it was on. We all thought coo coo man was a waste as well, all the other characters had legitimate powers. Coo Coo man was only able to save the team once. I think what is interesting about that cartoon was it didn't seem like a normal Saturday morning cartoon.
You're right, it was VERY different than anything else. Just when my friends and I were really becoming fans of the show, it went off the air and I never saw it again until the age of the internet.
Check out my new channel if you wants some laughs Freshly Baked Memes & Other Stuff
ua-cam.com/video/0UoWJgv6-TU/v-deo.html
These were the great days of Hanna-Barbera and Cartoons in general
Wow capt nice,remember "the cat".Robert Loggia...
wasn’t it “ T. H. E. Cat”??? CB
I hope you will be including Super President in the future. It was always a favorite of mine.
Yep, I'll be doing that one.. I just made one that appeared with Super President called Spy Shadow. Do you remember that being on there too?ua-cam.com/video/ZQNj6OZGjeI/v-deo.html
What about Galaxy Trio I"m not talking about birdman. When I look them up I get a lot of birdman and a little galaxy trio
Working on those right now. The program was called Birdman and The Galaxy Trio and they had their separate shows in the same half hour, much like Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles.
@@TonyBoyOhBoy The Galaxy Trio was kind of a Star Trek ripoff. As I recall, when they stepped into their transporter (or whatever it was called) they all said, "Engerize" before it made them fade away.
@@TonyBoyOhBoy I believe that show aired on NBC during the 67-68 fall season and not CBS where the rest of the Hanna-Barbera super-adventures were aired.
@@pogwo1968 You are correct!
Freshly Baked Memes and Other Stuff!
ua-cam.com/video/0UoWJgv6-TU/v-deo.html
I loved watching the Herculoids and the Mighty Heroes as a kid.
Do you remember a cartoon called Teen Force? The main characters were Kid Comet, Electra, and the third guy turned into like a bunch of stars like a milky way galaxy. They also had two little sidekicks and rode space cycles. I believe they were before the Galaxy Trio.
I had to look that one up! I will put them on my list. No, I haven't heard of them. Is this what you're talking about?hero.fandom.com/wiki/Teen_Force
The third guy was called Moleculad an African-American superhero.
I think Teen Force went together with a new version of "Space Ghost" or "Herculoids" in the late 1970's, well AFTER Galaxy Trio, which went with 1960's "Birdman."
That has to be them, as late as 1981, well after "Galaxy Trio."
Luv the Herculoids...
I made a paper mache’
Tundro in 7th grade
Art class... won an
award and it was
displayed in the
School art class
class display case. CB
That's a great story!
@@TonyBoyOhBoy it began decinagrating,
so I took a picture of it(4x4 color). Still have
the picture, anyway! CB
@@EmmyPierz-ek7hi You could post it at the I Did Not Know That Facebook page, I'd like to see it!
@@TonyBoyOhBoy got the pic STILL,
would need your cell phone # to send
to you, if your cell phone accepts pics. CB
Thank you I always wonder why Hanna Barbara stop making superhero cartoon if I made say you always got that no life person that will always mess up things for every body I guest she did not like comic books either
Both The Herculoids and Space Ghost had been rebooted (in the 80s, I think). The original are better.
Wonder why HB choose those two for the reboot? Unless they were the ones that took up the whole 30 minutes with 3 episodes. (Edited: I just remembered: Space Ghost shared time with Dino Boy. A bumper even shown his ship saving Dino Boy and Ugh from Pterodactyls)
Interesting to note that in the original The Herculoids Doro called his parents by their names. It was in the reboot that he used 'mother' and 'father'.
To be fair, I didn't think much of it. It was established that it was on an alien planet. I assumed the customs of the family to use given names.
Note they were the only humans on the planet. And there were no other species of The Herculoids. My theory was they had been captured elsewhere (for a alien zoo, perhaps) and taken refuge on that planet. That's why they were so fierce to defend it from invaders.
I liked The Impossibles. And one usually get a song number from the group as bonus. (Pity HB didn't think.of putting out actual records of their songs)
They were in the same universe as Frankenstein Jr since in the bumper one sees the robot saving the team from falling from a broken bridge.
The Mighty Heroes was silly but fun. The theme, as you said, was they usually get captured/defeated (usually by attacking separately) by commercials break. But then, by working together, they defeat the villain.
That Action For Children Television caused one year of Saturday morning cartoons not to have any action/superhero shows. The only exception was Filmation The Young Centurions. (Wonder how it got away with that)
To be fair, there were still some good show. Another Filmation series (live action) was Tor Of 2000 BC about a cave man's family living and surviving in the Stone Age. I rather liked it.
But was still glad they went back to action cartoons the following year.
Great comments! Yeah, I wondered how they were the only humans on the planet too. What you said about them being captured and that planet was like a zoo would make sense,
Oh yes.I remember.watching all three as a kid in the 60"s!!
Speaking of .Mighty Mouse,rem er the short lived New Adventures of Mighty Mouse from 1988 -89??
Very funny but got canceled because some busy body got it canceled.
Only it was the Reverend Donald Wildmon claiming "Mighy Mousd Snorts Cocaine!!!"anc got it camcelled!!
I agree
The Herculoids was awesome!!! And my.mom loved it!!!!! F#$k Peggy Sharon!!! I liked the impossibles!! Not my favorite!!? But if I could watch Frankenstein Jr just for watching the impossibles!!!!!? Then no problem!!!!!!" Now I don't remember the mighty heroes!!!!? But hey" Two out of 3 ain't bad 😏 😉!!!? Lol " Thanks for the great video!!!!!!!" God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom
Thanks, great comments!
@@TonyBoyOhBoy I always thought
The Mighty Heroes was 1965
Pre-Space Ghost/Dino Boy...(???) CB
Thanks! 🤠👍
These were all make awesome video games every single one of them
Please do dungeons & dragons and mighty mouse and inhumanoids visionaries
Favorites all.
But now the city is in danger. Up and away,.
How about Journey to the Center of the Earth and Fantastic Voyage?
Have you done the Galaxy Trio ? They were cool
No, but it's on my list!
Heruloids more than one season
Correct, but the second season was reruns.
@@TonyBoyOhBoy you remember heruloids space ghost teen force space mutts cartoon show
@@tederrajohnson2092 Yup! All but Teen Force.
There was a Show in the 80's called Hanna Barbera's Space Stars which bought back Space Ghost and The Herculoids in all new episodes.
Don't know if you've ever seen that?
@@TonyBoyOhBoy they (CBS) did that.
The new shows were first thing in the
a. m. the re-run shows were 10:30-11:30.CB
cuckoo man looks like me crocker from fairly odd parents
Had to look that one up, not familiar with many modern cartoons! 🤣
@@TonyBoyOhBoy Don't blame you
I'm just a young fellow that has recently taken interest in old toons
Cadycism I remember that
At 5:01, that scene with the Way-Outs jumping into the air and part of their bodies are no longer visible from the "spaces" in-between their rocky-wheel costumes is quite disturbing----even for Hanna-Barbera.
In retrospect, not so disturbing as Scrappy-Doo or Grape Ape.
Anyone remember the Super Six?
It’s on my list of shows to do!
Oh, yeah. Super Bwoing who made fun of rock stars, and 5 others.
Classic...bs ... I watched these first run.. you know... sometimes I'm glad I'm the age I am., . thanks for the trip down... well you know... Carpe Viva
=A Sign at A Gas Station Near You= From The 2 oF uS.🤔...😡.= Regular: 4.75 9/10 Plus: ARM 9/10 Prem: LEG 9/10 HAHAHAHAHHAA!!! So say wE boTH!!….🤔...😡
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If I remember correctly
1965-66
New waz
Mighty Heroes,
Space Ghost,
FrankensteinJr./Impossibles
1966-67
New was
Herculoids
Shazzan!
MightyMightor/MobyDick
Last years repeated 10am-noon
1967-68
New waz
WackyRaces
Previous years
Repeats 10am-noon
1968-69
New waz
Dastardly/Muttley/Fly.Machines,
Perils of Penelope Pitstop, co
starting the AntHillMob with
Chugaboom their semi alive car
And
ScoobyDoo
Wacky Races repeats
later in the morning after
8-10 am “ Prime-Time”. CB
I also had Saturday morning
catachism classes
Dad made me go all 4 years.
Mom didn’t drive, so getting there was always a chore
Walk
Bum rides
Missed all that SatMornBLiSS
Saturdays off/ summer re-runs
was catch up time
Lil sis & lil bro
Only had to go the last 2 years
Then they switched to Wednesdays after school
Mom ( & I ) now drove.
Thanx Dad
R. I. P. But
I STILL resent you forcing
me to go every Saturday
Plus that same church on Sundays
I walked a mile & back
7 days a week!
Bad hips knees & feet now.
Dad
You were
Uncaring & Cruel. CB