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A great part of my memory of early youth is filled with the cartoons I used to watch. A couple of my favourites were (are) Hong Kong Phooey and Rhubard and Custard.
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.
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.
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Yeah, but what about MASK. That rocked. I had Boulder Mountain.
Mysterious Cities of Gold was okay, it got very strange towards the end though. Aliens and stuff.
Mysterious cities of Gold was so good. It was an actual epic. I remember when they got that big gold bird they could fly. I remember staying up until the 80 days around the world cartoon film came on at about 2 in the morning.
devo wrote:
> Does anyone remember a cartoon featuring Hercules, Mercury and a
> woman who could change into animals? I can't remember what it's
> called. Probably late 70s, early 80s.
Yes, it was called Space Sentinels, Hercules was strong (no!!), Mercury ran really fast, the womans name was Astria (sp).
They lived in a volcano, I seem to remember. They had a little robot called Mo as well who fancied Astria, and a big one called Sentinel One.
> Does anyone remember a cartoon featuring Hercules, Mercury and a
> woman who could change into animals? I can't remember what it's
> called. Probably late 70s, early 80s.
Yes, it was called Space Sentinels, Hercules was strong (no!!), Mercury ran really fast, the womans name was Astria (sp).
They lived in a volcano, I seem to remember. They had a little robot called Mo as well who fancied Astria, and a big one called Sentinel One.
Does anyone remember a cartoon featuring Hercules, Mercury and a woman who could change into animals? I can't remember what it's called. Probably late 70s, early 80s.
BTW, it's Scooby Doo week on the Cartoon Network this week. We were channel surfing, started to watch a feature length recent cartoon, and it wasn't actually too bad. Keeping the Scooby spirit alive!
BTW, it's Scooby Doo week on the Cartoon Network this week. We were channel surfing, started to watch a feature length recent cartoon, and it wasn't actually too bad. Keeping the Scooby spirit alive!
Dangermouse is a top cartoon as well.
I particularly liked Silas Greenbacks hench-crow, Stilletto
....Cee Baroni....
I particularly liked Silas Greenbacks hench-crow, Stilletto
....Cee Baroni....
Hello Little old lady....
lol
Chorton and the Wheelies anyone?
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