summerdawn said:

is this who you meant babe?

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

SHUT UP!

I must remember ro set my DVR for that!!!

That Wolf in "Sheep Wrecked" starring Droopy was funnier than shit.

Hell...all the Wolves in Droopy cartoon were hilarious

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GodDAMN it how does one post a picture in these #^%#^&% forums!!!

Jestyr said:

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Thats all!! Try it!!

I used to watch "Lleena of the Jungle."

2the9s said:

"Me Tarzan, you Jane."

Neversin.

Lleena said:

I tell thee.

Ulysses31



The Barry Gibb of cartoon heroes.

Not a character but one of my favorite shows.It was called Star Blazers here in the U.S. & Space Battleship Yamato from it's country of origin Japan.I think the TV series Battlestar Gallactica ripped off a few ideas.



Anybody remember Kimba the white lion?

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Oh my God, I loved the Noozles!

David The Gnome

The World of David the Gnome was based on the world famous children's books The Gnomes and The Secret of the Gnomes by Dutch authors Rien Poortvliet and Wil Huygen. It is unclear how many episodes were made. One source says there were 26, and another says 52. I would lean towards 52, but I can't be sure.

David the Gnome, and his wife Lisa, where peace loving Gnomes who lived in a tree. They probably reminded more than a few children of their grandparents. David would travel around on the back of his trusty fox, Swift, who he would summon by whistling.


The Adventures of The Little Koala

This show was produced originally in Japan, and was later shown on Nick. The show was set in a magical land where all the animals spoke the same language and were friends. The show focused on the adventures of Roo Bear, and his family, who were Koalas, and his friends, Nick, Pamie (penguins), Floppy, Mimi (rabbits), Betty (koala), the bully Walter (kangaroo) and many others. There was also an old man named Weather, who could forcast the weather, and his gliding friend Mingle. The show always had an innocent appeal, and is considered by some to be one of the greatest cartoons ever made.


Belle and Sebastian

The story was about a young boy named Sebastian, and a large white dog named Belle. Sebastian had been raised by an old man named Cecil and had never seen his mother. His mother had given birth to him after Cecil rescued him, and had left, promising to return someday. She was a gypsy lady and also worked for a traveling carnival.

Belle was a large white dog who lived in the mountains, and was believed to be evil. In reality Belle was gentle, but only Sebastion knew it. He had apparently been blamed for some bad things that had happened in the town that Sebastian lived in, which was located near the Pyrenes Mountains of France. It is through these mountains that Belle and Sebastian have all their great adventures.

Sebastian is about 11 or 12 or so, and begins to wonder what happened to his mother. Cecil tells him about her, and he decides to go and look for her. At first Marie, who is his aunt (?) will not allow it, but eventually he leaves anyway with Belle and a small dog he carries in his pocket named Poochie. They travel all over the Mountains, and nearly find his mother on several occasions. They are persued by a Lieutenant (or Inspector) Garcia, who wants to capture Belle. They also encounter a girl named Sara, who makes two apperances in the story.

Eventually Sebastian finds his mother who I believe was in a cave near where the story had started. Her name was Isobelle. She states that Sebastian's father had been a French (?) painter, and she had broken gypsy code by marrying outside the culture. She also says that Sebastian's father died before he was born. Isobelle was very sick however, so Sebastian needed a doctor badly. He ties a letter explaining the situation around Belle's neck and sends him to the village for help. Marie is engaged to a doctor who comes to Isobelle's aid, and she recovers. This action by Belle proves to everyone he is not the "White Monster" (as they called him), and on the final episode Marie marries the doctor, and Cecil, Isobelle, Sebastian, Belle, and Poochie all live happily together.

Also, one of my absolute favorites was MAPLE TOWN. I still have my whole Maple Town play set!

msserendipity said:

moomins!!! They have a shop dedicated to them in Stockholm - my favorite shop in the world (if it is still there)


My fave cartoon as a child was "Battle for (or was it of?) the Planets" I was 8 and had the biggest crush on Mark, whose voice sounded suspiciously like casey casem.

i realize that im a bit old school but

stickboy kickbocker ninja takes me way back

DOPEE said:

I used to love that show!!

"We are the Littles, we're everything that you should know..."

Who can give me the next line to the theme song?

Remember these?

PEJ said:

bROTHAmAURICE said:

OMG!
I had forgotten all about them!!!
...and the Littles
...and the Pac Man cartoon...!

BTW - you don't see Speedy Gonzales on the Looney Tunes anymore because Warner Bros fears that it protrays Mexican-Americans in a negative way.

Well, I've got some as well;

how about these oldies?

Bugs bunny road runner hour. Daffy duck, speedy gonzalez, all all those great characters. My fave is Marvin the Martian.

daned said:

Hey Daned

How did I know you'd choose the Chorlton fella? Good stuff , but what about Cloppa Castle.

And for US animation , who remembers Touche Turtle , Wally Gator and Lippy The Lion & Hardy Har-Har?