History of American Cartoons...
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shadowkatFor cjlasky7 -
Chuck Jones and The Evolution of An Artist...
And American Saturday Morning Television from 1964-1976. I remember a lot of these shows. Some predate me. (I was born in 1967, so if it wasn't rerun or shown in the 70s, I've no memory of it.)
And...the History of Saturday Morning Cartoons and why they disappeared:
As a little kid, I loved them. We'd get up at 6 am and watch each Sat morning. I used to look forward to them as a little kids.
The 1980s cartoons...I didn't watch all of them, because this had the one's I watched -- specifically the stupid Drak Pack by Hanna Barbara, who had a tendency to take a popular formula, namely Scooby Doo Where Are You, and copy it to death (although this was a bit more innovative), Captain Harlock (much better), and Battle of the Planets (which was the best of the group).
cjlasky7 -Chuck Jones and The Evolution of An Artist...
And American Saturday Morning Television from 1964-1976. I remember a lot of these shows. Some predate me. (I was born in 1967, so if it wasn't rerun or shown in the 70s, I've no memory of it.)
And...the History of Saturday Morning Cartoons and why they disappeared:
As a little kid, I loved them. We'd get up at 6 am and watch each Sat morning. I used to look forward to them as a little kids.
The 1980s cartoons...I didn't watch all of them, because this had the one's I watched -- specifically the stupid Drak Pack by Hanna Barbara, who had a tendency to take a popular formula, namely Scooby Doo Where Are You, and copy it to death (although this was a bit more innovative), Captain Harlock (much better), and Battle of the Planets (which was the best of the group).