70s cartoons

The Banana Splits Club Membership Book (1969)

In the '70s & '80s, many parents didn't mind Saturday mornings at home with the kids. One reason was "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids," one of the best examples of how television had improved for children.

If you're part of the lucky generation who grew up in the 70s, buckle up: you're in for a trip down memory lane! This video is a compilation of many popular theme songs from Saturday cartoons, with a few classic advertisements thrown in as well. Simply put? It's a decade of memories packed into thirty

Listed below are my favorite villain names from classic television cartoons (1950-1980). Some are funny, some are quite punny, and all of them successfully get the point across that these ar…

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1959, Snagglepuss is a Hanna-Barbera cartoon character debuted in prototype form in 1959 and established as a studio regular by 1962 / 26483DHS

You know those cartoons you loved in 1970s & 1980s? Yeah, well, a lot of them were actually 1960s cartoon characters. Here are 10 greats that had real legs.

I'm repeating this post in tribute to the late Josie DeCarlo, the inspiration for JOSIE. Proving my lifelong desire to be a hard-hitting journalist, I now present my look at some cutting-edge news makers. JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS was always one of my favorite Hanna-Barbera cartoons, as well as the hippest of the Archie Comics line. Initially published as SHE'S JOSIE (#1-16) and later just JOSIE (#17-44), the comic book was launched in 1963 as a rather generic high school humor series aimed at…

Hong Kong Phooey cruising around with his cat Spot in the Phooeymobile, modeled after a Chinese rickshaw. He was voiced by the great Scatman Crothers (1910-1986). The Hanna Barbera cartoon aired on ABC on Saturday mornings for just one season with 16 episodes from September to December 1974.