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Anyone else care to share their favourites and remind me of any I've forgotten? I also like Magic Roundabout but that was an animation and not a cartoon.
hes a hero
gonna take pollution down to zero
hes their powers magnified..
and he fightin on the planets side
catain planet hes a hero
gonna take pollution down to zero
earth
wind
fire
water
heart
gooooo planet!
We had cartoons far superior to the crap kids have today - I had Thundercats, Transformers, He-man (the original one), That "eyes like a hawk, speed of a puma" one, MASK, and loads of excellent series.
Oh yeah, does anyone remember the 'Lost city of gold' or whatever it was called? That was great!
> It had nothing on Centurions. POWER EXTREME!
They should bring centurions back, the cartoon was good and the figures where brilliant. I spent many a day playing with them.
Also Visionaries, the guys that turned into animals. That was also a fine cartoon.
Despite the dodgy animation and the weird sound style, it had something that no other cartoon had (and no, I don't just mean a magic helterskelter that took them to Cuckoo Land) There was a feel that the stories had been written by someone who did far too many of the wrong sort of pills during the early seventies and was only just trying to make sense of all the hallucinations he had seen at the time. #
I had a Jamie book and watched the programme religiously alongside Bagpuss and Bod. And that theme music...possibly the best cartoon theme in the world.
"Jamie, Jamie, Jamie and the magic torch...." A kind of 70's rock riff and a great bunch of lyrics. Those were the days!
It seems I'm not the only one to have forgotten the show. On 'Yesterdayland' (check out their site, it's great), there's a common thread that people thought it was a cool cartoon, but couldn't remember the name. Maybe that's what killed it prematurely? A crud title. It was made by Filmation (more famous for the He-Man cartoon), and apparently Hallmark now owns the rights to their cartoons. They are sitting on them, and doing nothing.
I've got Blackstar doing a video hunt for me. I hope they can find something......
> Thundercats outtakes? Where did you see these?
thundercats outtakes are here - well funny! - check em out
http://www.santarosa.edu/~jmead/outtake/outtake.htm
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