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could it be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPg490IDSBs
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSLB2K3FPRw
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hx-hEWl10c
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8jo_J4fA_4
or maybe this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTq6nwO4oJU
Watched none of them.
before your time?
Yeeeeaaaaah, that’s the ticket.
Bugs Bunny, etc.
Transformers
Danger Mouse
Scoobydoo
Power Puff Girls, Kids Next Door, Adult Swim, Rug Rats, That one where she can talk to animals, but they all died when Nickelodeon became the Sponge Bob Network
I’m a Looney Tunes girl. All the ones in your last paragraph are after my time.
Road Runner. Closely followed by Bugs Bunny.
Speed Racer.
Aquaman.
Mr. Peabody & Sherman.
Rocky & Bulwinkle.
Dudley Do-Right.
Super Chicken.
On our way to visit Bennie for her 90th birthday this January, we passed through New Mexico and saw a road runner. Alas, there was no coyote chasing it, no boulders, no spring-loaded steel doors springing out of the roadway, no free bird seed…
No ACME products at all. =(
I would watch any Looney Tune, plus the whole Rocky and Bullwinkle group. Classics!
Leonardo Lion.
Ah, Odie, the power behind the throne. That’s good stuff.
Few will recognize it, I’m sure. It may have been the first anime to come to the states back in the mid-sixties. It was called “Astro Boy.” I never missed it. They made an anime movie a couple of years ago, but it paled in the face of the original black and white we got every weekday afternoon after school in SoCal.
Ahead of your time!
It’s not that they didn’t have cartoons when I was a kid, THEY DIDN’T HAVE TV! We had to go to the movies to see cartoons. Tom and Jerry and Bugs Bunny and Woody Wo0dpecker were my favs. Also Popeye.
I loved Woody Woodpecker (though I was watching on TV!).
Probably Wile E. Coyote. Dad had a home projector so he would project the films onto a blank wall.
I LOVE Wile E. Coyote.