Remember Saturday morning cartoons as a child? Before cable television and the internet we only had four or five channels to pick from and Saturday mornings were a time for cereal and old school cartoons. Well now you can revisit those old cartoon classics!
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Saturday Morning Cartoons!
Gather 'round boys and girls, it's time to take a lil' trip back to the 80's. The decade of bright, cheap plastic and loud neon colors galore! I have a feeling that many of you who grew up around the 1980’s and 1990’s probably remember some of the shows on this weeks play-list, along with many more. From Rainbow Brite to Strawberry Shortcake, the 1980's Saturday Morning Cartoons lineup was colorful and sweet! Thinking about these shows makes me miss the good old days when Saturday Morning cartoons were interesting.
Thanx and gratitude to ItaLianQueen81 for this weeks cartoon compilation!
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Saturday, July 24, 2010
It's Toon Time!
Remember Saturday morning cartoons as a child? Back before the time of Cable television and the internet all we had was four or five channels to pick from and Saturday morning cartoons was something that many children looked forward to all week. So grab you a big bowl of generic cereal and sit down to enjoy this great little classic "sing-a-long" cartoon from Famous Studios.
Originally released in 1948 it gained immense popularity in the 1950's and remained in popular syndication for many years. I remember seeing this as a child in the 1970's. An interesting piece of trivia is that an image of a piece of shortening bread in blackface has been deleted from many prints.
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