Favorite Cartoons from your Childhood

[BJBAmerica]

Anyone remember Fearless Fly?

 

[Mocheman]

Robotech
Thundarr the Barbarian
The Tick

And of course all the classics everyone has mentioned.
I'll add Foghorn Leghorn, "Gal reminds of the highway between Fort Worth and Dallas, No curves."

Favorite classic shorts
"Texas Tom" - Tom and Jerry
"The Cat Who Hated People" - Tex Avery
"Duck Amuck" - Daffy Duck - Dir. Chuck Jones (Bugs Bunny)

And many others, I love cartoons.

 

[Dominic]

Ah yes, Duck Amuck. It's most certainly is one of the greatest cartoon ever to come out of Jone's unit. Followed closely by Bully for Bugs.

 

[Mocheman]

Don't forget "One Froggy Evening", one of the greatest cartoon shorts ever.

 

[Lancealot]

Looney Tunes
G.I. Joe
Adventures of Galaxy Rangers
Superman (All versions)
Batman: The Animated Series
Thundar
X-Men

Edit:
Forgot The Tick

 

[Baron Kurtz]

no particular order:

Droopy
Daffy Duck
The Tick
I. M. Weasle
Cow & Chicken
Ren & Stimpy
The Simpsons
South Park
Family Guy
Bananaman

There are many more.

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[John in Covina]

Set the Wayback Machine

Rocky & Bullwinkle
Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse
Johnny Quest
Woody Woodpecker
Popeye
Betty Boop
Krazy Kat
Crusader Rabbit
The Early Marvel Comics: Hulk / Thor / Capt. America / Iron Man
Proffessor Clyde Crashcup W/ Leonardo
Tennesse Tuxedo
Anything with Droopy Dog
Deputy Dog

 

[MrNewportCustom]

My favorites include pretty much all of the classics you fine folks listed in this thread, plus a couple others.

Remember this guy?

Do you know this Dood? (I wish Cellar Door would release him on DVD.)

Then there's this happy family.

I like The Tick animated and live-action (with Patrick Warburton), and I have The Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain on DVD.

John, have you started your Tennessee Tuxedo collection yet? I just ordered Fractured Fairytales and Fractured Flickers (not a cartoon, but I love the old show - haven't seen it in years!)


Lee

 

[Bebop]

Felix the Cat, 100%. I was transfixed by Felix. Since I was a nerdy kid with oversized eyeglasses, I had the nickname "Poindexter" in honor of Felix's co-star. I fought hard to get rid of that nickname and here I am bringing it back up! [huh]

 

[John in Covina]

Felix

Felix the Cat, 100%. I was transfixed by Felix. Since I was a nerdy kid with oversized eyeglasses, I had the nickname "Poindexter" in honor of Felix's co-star. I fought hard to get rid of that nickname and here I am bringing it back up! [huh]

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It's the Proffesor and Rock Bottom!
The Master--Cylinder!

 

[Fast]

Rocky and bullwinkle, especially since it had fractured fairy tales and a few others whose names elude me.

George of the Jungle.
Popeye. . . what he was muttering had to be choice. Way old popeye.
Road runner (from the automovies first)


Carpe Diem
Fast

 

[Diamondback]

Felix the Cat, 100%. I was transfixed by Felix. Since I was a nerdy kid with oversized eyeglasses, I had the nickname "Poindexter" in honor of Felix's co-star. I fought hard to get rid of that nickname and here I am bringing it back up! [huh]

Don't knock being a Poindexter, some of us wear that label with pride! (Probably the exact opposite of what some schmuck somewhere--I remember not any of the 5 W's*--intended to provoke with his comment of "...you geeky Poindexters..."lol)

Oh, and Grandpa also kept me on a steady diet of Looney Tunes for a while too... The Roadrunner was his favorite for some reason IIRC...

*Ask a journalist/journalism student. I'm out of that game...

 

[Tommy Fedora]

Saturday mornings meant Mighty Mouse with Heckel and Jeckel (yes, the originals ).

 

[RetroRich]

Top Cat
Yogi Bear
Mr Magoo
Wacky Races
Deputy Dawg
Hong Kong Phooey
+ anything with Elmer Fudd in!

 

[nyx]

Here's a question for all of you. I remember an animated short, I think it appeared before an old movie, but I can't remember which one. It involved a child having a dream where he goes to a land of sweets that are all dancing around. I specifically remember the angel food cake and the devil's food cake coming out. I know it was an old cartoon, but I remember that it was in color. I know this is really vague, but I remember loving that cartoon and I can't remember what it was or where I could find it.

 

[CharlieH.]

Here's a question for all of you. I remember an animated short, I think it appeared before an old movie, but I can't remember which one. It involved a child having a dream where he goes to a land of sweets that are all dancing around. I specifically remember the angel food cake and the devil's food cake coming out. I know it was an old cartoon, but I remember that it was in color. I know this is really vague, but I remember loving that cartoon and I can't remember what it was or where I could find it.

Would it be Somewhere In Dreamland?

 

[nyx]

Would it be Somewhere In Dreamland?

YES!!! Thank you! And it's available on DVD! I must buy!!!