Favorite cartoon?

mighty mouse was a bad ass

so was speedy gonzales


hmmm, i guess i like Mice

go Jerry

Scooby Doo - pre Scrappy, I hate Scrappy.
School House Rock

Really, the Warner Bros. stuff isn't even comparable...they were so brilliant.

Tom & Jerry all the way!! I watched it every morning before school & still am not tired of it!

Afternoon re-runs of Hanna-Barbera (early 70s)

The Banana Splits
Top Cat
Secret Squirrel
Yogi Bear
Scooby-Doo
Huckleberry Hound
Josie and the Pussycats

and especially the Flintstones and the Jetsons!

"Yabba dabba do"
and
"Jane his wife..." [sound of chopsticks song]

Under dog
scooby doo as I said before scrappy sucked but I loved it when they had the globe troders and don knots on

If you're talking absolute favorite it would have to be Battle of the Planets for me. I was absolutely gaga over it.

Oh there are SO many...but here's my way-too-long list (no particular order):

* Hong Kong Phooey
* Josie and the Pussycasts
* Laff-a-Lympics
* Scooby Doo (pre-Scrappy, of course)
* Superfriends
* Underdog
* Superchicken
* George of the Jungle
* Pixie & Dixie
* Huckleberry Hound
* Yogi Bear
* Ricochet Rabbit
* Deputy Dawg
* Rocky & Bullwinkle
* Flintstones
* Wacky Races/Penelope Pitstop (the name of my childhood bassett hound)
* Looney Toons/Warner Bros/Etc.-I actually really loved the ones that had no characters in them but were like travel logs, but silly. Does anyone remember those? I think those were from the 40s originally but got a lot of play in the 70s.
* Hercules - from the 60s but shown in the 70s too.

For that matter, I guess several on my list are probably hold-overs from at least the 60s. I rather liked the 60s Superman/Batman/Aquaman/Flash/Green Lantern etc. single toons from the 60s that were sometimes stilla around in the 70s.

And I LOVED Schoolhouse Rock! I still know the preamble and can sing most of the other ones as well. In fact, have to make this post just a bit longer to say some stuff about it.

First off, I remember all the ones that were on through the early 80s (well...ok...'82) very well and they did actually teach me stuff that I used, maybe some of it only for school. You know, not sure that being able to recite the preamble makes me a better person at my job or anything....but I am glad I still know it. :-)

But I have a friend who I met as an adult, just after I turned 30, actuall, who was friends with Bob Dorough. Bob wrote a large amount of the Schoolhouse Rock material. She actually sang on Conjunction Junction and Elbow Room. This friend was a recovering hippie who had been kind of underground for years at a time, never watching much TV, or around kids much other than her own son who was well out of the mainstream. So she really had no idea until she talked to me and some of my friends that anyone was even familiar with Bob's work or still remembered any of it!! I told her that it had taught an entire generation about things that they might not have learned so easily if not for cool cartoons and catchy songs.

ok...I'll shut up now...for a while.

There where so many, but here are a few of my favorite:

Underdog: I like the way he always spoke in rhyme.
Mighty Mouse.
The Superfriends. I like it best when they fought against the Legion of Doom. I liked seeing more of the different heroes of the Justice League, plus all the cool villains. (Although the gimmicks the villains used to escape week after week got to be a bit contrived.)
Space Ghost.
The Hair Bear Bunch. I liked how they had all that stuff (TV refrigerator, comfortable beds) hidden in their cave, and their “air motorcycle”
Hong Kung Phooey. The Kung Fu craze was sweeping the country at the time. I liked how he always had to look things up in The Hong Kong Book of Kung Fu, and how he captured the bad guys either a) completely by accident, or b) with the help of his cat Spot (which he never noticed). His car was cool as well. Just bang the gong and it could transform into almost anything.
Scooby Doo. I liked how Shaggy and Scooby were always eating, and their quick-change disguises. I wish the movie would have brought this out more.
School House Rock.
Wheely and the Chopper Bunch. Da Da Da Da Ta Da…Charge! And at the end, when the Chopper Bunch got what was coming to them, the little motor scooter would say “I told ya’, I told ya,” to which Chopper would respond with something like “Oh, go muffle your carburetor!” (or a similar phrase; it varied from week to week.)

Hm....off the top of my head...

1) Wacky Races - if only for Dick Dastardly and his sycophantic canine sidekick Muttley (like also the one with Yankee Doodle Pigeon)

2) Hair Bear Bunch - the big hair...the thrill of giving the Man the bird...oh so '70's!!!!

3) Superfriends - CHEESEtastic...betcha that the Justice League can't turn up chars as memorable as Marvin, Wendy and (the one and only) Wonderdog

4) the original He-Man & the Masters of the Universe cartoon

Oooh Ooh, I have a couple :

Bat Fink and Karate
Gigantor

OH MY GOSH! Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse was definitely a favorite! The introduction music was great too :-)

Other old school favorites:

Mush Mouse and Pumpkin Puss
Magilla Gorilla
Richochet Rabbit and Droopalong
? Hippopotous and So So
Yip Yappy and Yahooee
Hong Kong Fooey
UNDERDOG!!!!

Oh I could go on forever!

The old skool (1940's) Warner Bros. Loony Tunes were my all time favorites.

Well, let's see...

Scooby-doo (b.s.)
Banana Splits
Dynomutt
Dastardly & Muttly
Groovie Goolies
Fat Albert
Warner Bros.
Pink Panther
Anything by Jay Ward
ORIGIONAL Fantastic Four (no stupid robot!)
Thundarr the Barbarian

and of course...

Schoolhouse Rock!