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Thread started 10/11/02 9:28am

PlastikLuvAffa
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80's Nostalgia Time: cartoons

awright. i'm sittin here, bored off of my booty and i get 2 thinkin...damn near all of the saturday mawnin 'toonz nowadays suck big wind.

man, how i miss the '80s!!! 'toonz were halfway decent back then!!! i even remember when nbc used 2 have cartoonz on every saturday...


like this...


and this...

plus i'd watch nickelodeon way back when it wuz good...i grew up on "pinwheel" and "today's special" and all of those badly animated japanese cartoons they'd show durin the daytime. lol


...and "danger mouse" wuz the shit-bomb-dookie...

man oh man...'80's children, come on out and reminisce with me, dammit!!! yay!
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Reply #1 posted 10/11/02 9:43am

IceNine

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The real cartoons were:

Old Loony Toons
Wiley Coyote
Bugs Bunny
Daffy Duck
Elmer Fudd
Foghorn Leghorn
Sylvester and Tweety
Marvin the Martian
Tex Avery Cartoons
Old Tom and Jerry, not the newer ones that REALLY sucked

Those were some of my favorites...

I really liked cartoons that were made in the old days when everything wasn't so politically correct and people could get attacked with a hatchet or a knife in a cartoon. That is when cartoons were great. Then you had the absolutely brilliant scripts for the old cartoons... even when someone wasn't getting beaten, attacked or killed.
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Reply #2 posted 10/11/02 9:44am

AaronForever

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He-Man!
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Reply #3 posted 10/11/02 9:46am

kondwanii

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Reply #4 posted 10/11/02 9:48am

wellbeyond

Hmmm...never heard of any of those cartoons...lol...

I'm like IceNine, in that the old WB cartoons and Tom & Jerry were abso-fuckin-lutely classic...there was so much adult humor subtly added into the seemingly mindless slapstick violence...(does anyone really question why a male ram's horns would suddenly go "straight" at the sight of a female ram??..lol)...The voices, the direction, the pacing, even the stories were just much, much better back then...and while I adore Spongebob Squarepants (lol), nobody was cooler, funnier, or more irrelevant in cartoons than Bugs.. 8)
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Reply #5 posted 10/11/02 10:02am

Haystack

Remember 'Prince And The Revolution On Planet Shockadelica'?
Easily one of Hanna-Barbera's classics. Shame it only lasted one season, though.
My favourite episode was the one when they were looking for the moonbeam levels to help the New Power Generation People light up the city of Soulpsychadelicide.

What was the animated Prince's catchphrase again? 'Yoinks, I've gotten the funk again!' - that made me laugh every time.

Actually, my favourite 80s cartoon was Dungeons and Dragons. Was it right that it was stopped because parents thought that it was too 'adult' for kids? I'd love to have seen a proper ending to it.
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Reply #6 posted 10/11/02 10:02am

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Haystack said:

Remember 'Prince And The Revolution On Planet Shockadelica'?
Easily one of Hanna-Barbera's classics. Shame it only lasted one season, though.
My favourite episode was the one when they were looking for the moonbeam levels to help the New Power Generation People light up the city of Soulpsychadelicide.

What was the animated Prince's catchphrase again? 'Yoinks, I've gotten the funk again!' - that made me laugh every time.



lol lol
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Reply #7 posted 10/11/02 10:04am

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Haystack said:

Remember 'Prince And The Revolution On Planet Shockadelica'?
Easily one of Hanna-Barbera's classics. Shame it only lasted one season, though.
My favourite episode was the one when they were looking for the moonbeam levels to help the New Power Generation People light up the city of Soulpsychadelicide.

What was the animated Prince's catchphrase again? 'Yoinks, I've gotten the funk again!' - that made me laugh every time.

Actually, my favourite 80s cartoon was Dungeons and Dragons. Was it right that it was stopped because parents thought that it was too 'adult' for kids? I'd love to have seen a proper ending to it.

evillol

man, that'd suck if p actually had a cartoon and done it thru hanna-barbera...limited animation & repeatin backgrounds...ill
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Reply #8 posted 10/11/02 10:06am

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IceNine said:

The real cartoons were:

Old Loony Toons
Wiley Coyote
Bugs Bunny
Daffy Duck
Elmer Fudd
Foghorn Leghorn
Sylvester and Tweety
Marvin the Martian
Tex Avery Cartoons
Old Tom and Jerry, not the newer ones that REALLY sucked

Those were some of my favorites...

I really liked cartoons that were made in the old days when everything wasn't so politically correct and people could get attacked with a hatchet or a knife in a cartoon. That is when cartoons were great. Then you had the absolutely brilliant scripts for the old cartoons... even when someone wasn't getting beaten, attacked or killed.

nod i grew up watchin all of this as well...i remember there wuz this local kids' show in des moines, iowa (where i'm from) that showed the "newer" tom & jerry films (all done by chuck jones, who kix booty)...woot!

i still live 4 the old 'toonz, and one of these days i'ma do up my own stuff like way-back-when, cuz the crap nowadays just ain't cuttin it. fart

hammer see birds & stars...
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Reply #9 posted 10/11/02 10:08am

Pochacco

G Force,I think thats what it was called.I used to love that big time

Much love yes Pochacco
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Reply #10 posted 10/11/02 10:23am

Tom

Ok, now that we're on the subject.

On Pinwheel, there used to be this animated skit with a little blue boy and a little red girl both made of clay. It was like a stop motion animation. They would run around in this 3d world of boxes and cubes and stuff, and this really annoying music would play in the background.

WHAT WAS IT CALLED?!
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Reply #11 posted 10/11/02 10:27am

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Tom said:

Ok, now that we're on the subject.

On Pinwheel, there used to be this animated skit with a little blue boy and a little red girl both made of clay. It was like a stop motion animation. They would run around in this 3d world of boxes and cubes and stuff, and this really annoying music would play in the background.

WHAT WAS IT CALLED?!

crap, i dunno...i vaguely remember the skit, 2...hmm
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Reply #12 posted 10/11/02 10:36am

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Pochacco said:

G Force,I think thats what it was called.I used to love that big time

Much love yes Pochacco



yes... aka Battle of the Planets.

there's a comic book revival of it currently (or recently) out. check it out.
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Reply #13 posted 10/11/02 10:55am

TRON

Yeah, Bugs Bunny was the greatest. I loved anything with that orange monster in it too. Anyone know what its name was? As a kid I was really into Transformers, GI Joe, GoBots, Voltron and all that boyish stuff. We had the Disney Channel too so I saw that movie "The Brave Little Toaster" repeatedly. Loved that film.
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Reply #14 posted 10/11/02 11:00am

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TRON said:

Yeah, Bugs Bunny was the greatest. I loved anything with that orange monster in it too. Anyone know what its name was? As a kid I was really into Transformers, GI Joe, GoBots, Voltron and all that boyish stuff. We had the Disney Channel too so I saw that movie "The Brave Little Toaster" repeatedly. Loved that film.



The orange monster's name is "Gossamer," I believe.
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Reply #15 posted 10/11/02 11:03am

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Reply #16 posted 10/11/02 11:08am

TRON

IceNine said:
The orange monster's name is "Gossamer," I believe.


OMG! You don't know how long I've wanted to know that. Thanks. I'ma do some research on him.
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Reply #17 posted 10/11/02 11:23am

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TRON said:

IceNine said:
The orange monster's name is "Gossamer," I believe.


OMG! You don't know how long I've wanted to know that. Thanks. I'ma do some research on him.

Yeah, he looked like a big orange tooth!!
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Reply #18 posted 10/11/02 11:40am

TRON

A brief career overview of this wonderful monster.

Filmography (Date)
Hair Raising Hare (5/25/46)
Water, Water Every Hare (4/19/52)
Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24 1/2 Century (1980)
Duck Trek (Tiny Toons) (1990)
Space Jam (1996)
Also has appeared in episodes of Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries

Gossamer can also be found in these issues of the Looney Tunes comics.
There's A Hare In My Stew! (10/94)
Modem Operandi (12/96)
Fwankentweety (9/98)
Bubble Dumb! (7/99)
Twuce Or Consequences (8/99)
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Reply #19 posted 10/11/02 11:42am

TRON



I'm getting excited!
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Reply #20 posted 10/11/02 11:43am

TRON



You are so right about the tooth thing! lol
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Reply #21 posted 10/11/02 12:41pm

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DANGERMOUSE is the absolute don of all cartoons! Crikey Chief!
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Reply #22 posted 10/11/02 12:52pm

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Anyone remember Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse? It was a cartoon version of Batman and Robin. Even the frog villain sounded like a cross between Burgess Meredith (the Penguin) and Humphrey Bogart.
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Reply #23 posted 10/11/02 1:00pm

ian

Oy, DM!

Oh crumbs.
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Reply #24 posted 10/11/02 1:28pm

PlastikLuvAffa
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TRON said:



You are so right about the tooth thing! lol

now that ya'll mentioned it...a big hairy tooth, yep! lol
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Reply #25 posted 10/11/02 2:04pm

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You can't beat Dogtanian and the MuskerHounds
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Reply #26 posted 10/11/02 2:08pm

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But who could forget Batfink and his trusty sidekick?
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Reply #27 posted 10/11/02 2:44pm

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PlastikLuvAffair said:

awright. i'm sittin here, bored off of my booty and i get 2 thinkin...

... "danger mouse" wuz the shit-bomb-dookie...



I didn't think Danger Mouse would travel that well.
Did he still live in London? And were the voices changed?
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Reply #28 posted 10/12/02 12:48am

Christopher

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80's cartoons i loved voltron,transformers,he-man,thundercats,smurfs,scooby doo,inspector G. eheh
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Reply #29 posted 10/12/02 5:05pm

Moonbeam

Gossamer rules! I also loved Go-Bots (Crasher rocked my world!), Transfromers, and G.I.Joe. As my bro noted, "The Brave Little Toaster" simply rocks!
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