Vintage TV: Before the 80s

[Septimus Prime]

We always get a bunch of nostalgia threads regarding 80s and 90s TV shows, but we almost never talk about earlier shows, like I Love Lucy, Tom & Jerry, The Pink Panther, and Three's Company, so I wanted to start a thread for those, as they are some of my favorite shows and cartoons of all time.

[pherai]

I don't know why, but I thoroughly enjoy I Love Lucy. I think its cause it was one of my moms favorites, but I still enjoy the show today.

[#reload]

i want to watch get smart.

[4Play]

I still watch I love Lucy, I don't get bored watching it really. I enjoyed Gilligan's Island too.

[Monte]

I love leave it to beaver. that's some good, clean, wholesome entertainment right there. :tup: Also Eddie Haskell is da man! :cool:

[maxx]

i want to watch get smart.

get smart is broken.

[Double Reppuken]

I've always been partial to The Greatest American Hero and M*A*S*H. The latter mostly because of the Hawkeye character, and then, after watching the Altman film, again because of Hawkeye. The former because I'd always wondered what superheros would have been like if they were your average guy trying to figure it out on a much more trial-and-error way than say, Spidey. Gotta love the fact that he even loses the manual that would have shown him all his powers.

[StuartHayden]

All in the Family starting in '79. Does that count?

In case it doesn't, The Andy Griffith show.

[FighterX]

Three's Company is probably my all-time favorite sitcom, PERIOD. That classic "overheard misunderstanding" never gets old. Chrissy was hot, but I was more leaning towards Joyce Dewitt. Terry was horrible and had not chemistry with Jack and Janet.

[Wild Kitty]

Vintage? Twilight Zone is about the highest quality vintage TV you'll come across.

[pherai]

I enjoyed Gillian's Island too.

This makes me think of Gillian Anderson. Mmmm.

[DaDesiCanadian]

Gilligans Island, I love Jeannie were my favourites.

[4Play]

This makes me think of Gillian Anderson. Mmmm.

Oops, been too long since I've seen it I suppose.

[TheRedCyclone]

i want to watch get smart.

Get Smart was def one of my favs when i was younger watching it on Nick at Night. i bet Tv Land is gonna start showing it again since the movie is coming out soon.

[DaDesiCanadian]

Also, I can't believe nobody has mentioned M*A*S*H yet... best show ever.

[PsychoSquall]

I definately need the Get Smart tv eps dvd sets.

[Septimus Prime]

Three's Company is probably my all-time favorite sitcom, PERIOD. That classic "overheard misunderstanding" never gets old. Chrissy was hot, but I was more leaning towards Joyce Dewitt. Terry was horrible and had not chemistry with Jack and Janet.
Yeah, I've always liked Terri more than Chrissy and Cindy, since she was a more versatile character who could be smart while still playing the ditzy blonde once in a while.

I really hated the series finale, though. They were setting up Jack to end up with Janet since the beginning, but a small ratings drop made them think that following the British format and going with that awful Three's A Crowd show would be a better move.

It also sucks how they only told John Ritter that the show would be ending and that he would be the only continuing character and basically caught everyone else by surprise (which is why I think the finale felt rushed and didn't feature any returning guests, like the Roepers or Chrissy).

[Tanner]

I remember watching alot of these shows as a kid on nick at nite, especially Mr Ed, Gilligan's Island and I Love Lucy. I can't say that I still enjoy them today though.... just isn't my thing really. Although if I saw Gilligan's Island on I'd probably watch it still.

[Will Gotti]

I watch I Love Lucy still too. Since I finally got cable earlier last week, I watch The Jeffersons, All in the Family, The Andy Griffith Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, Sanford and Sons, Good Times and pretty much most of the shows on TVLand. I grew up on most of these shows. I hope Green Acres comes on which it prolly does.

EDIT: Forgot Dr. Who, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Benny Hill, The Munsters, Route 66 and Car 54 Where are You? Man my parents and sisters had me watching these classics. One of my older sisters got me hooked on Dr. Who. I thought it was boring at first but I started loving and understanding it. I'd watch it on one of our old B&W TV's, we had color too BTW, at night and that just brings back hardcore nostalgia.

[StuartHayden]

I miss John Ritter. Dude was too good.

[Kix]

I Love Lucy, Gilligan's Island, Beverly Hillbillies, Get Smart all good. I especially like Get Smart. Munsters is very good as well.

Twilight Zone is the best thing to be on television ever. What is everybody's favorite episodes and stuff?

[StuartHayden]

^ Dude yeah! Munsters and Adams Family were too good.

[firstpressing]

I remember watching alot of these shows as a kid on nick at nite, especially Mr Ed, Gilligan's Island and I Love Lucy. I can't say that I still enjoy them today though.... just isn't my thing really. Although if I saw Gilligan's Island on I'd probably watch it still.

Yeah, I even remember as far back as a kid when they were showing Patty Duke, My Three Sons, Dobie Gillis and Donna Reed on Nick at Nite.

I was more fond of Cathy over Patty... (not fully realizing at the time that they were both the same person)

[CD_Vision]

Police Squad FTW

[FighterX]

Yeah, I even remember as far back as a kid when they were showing Patty Duke, My Three Sons, Dobie Gillis and Donna Reed on Nick at Nite.

I was more fond of Cathy over Patty... (not fully realizing at the time that they were both the same person)

Wow, I remember them showing Petticoat Junction and Green Acres.

[epp1e]

No mention of Popeye, The Jetsons, or The Flintstones?!

[Will Gotti]

No mention of Popeye, The Jetsons, or The Flintstones?!

It's all you dude. I'm sure we just forgot.

[Ducky]

If I was in Three's Company as Jack, I would be raping my roommates on a daily basis. He was damn lucky to be living like that. Too bad the landlords always thought he was gay.

[Taito]

Anybody liked the Jack Benny show (TV or radio)? It was pretty much Looney Toons in a variety sitcom setting.. it even had Mel Blanc playing different characters. Funny as hell yet cleaner than Sinbad's comedy act.. if you ignore some of that good-ole-boy stereotyping littered here and there.
Police Squad FTW
Seconded

And of course NANANANANANANANANA BATMAAAAAAN

[white shadow]

I always had a crush on Joyce Dewitt from Three's Company, she made an already good show solid.:bgrin:

70s Spiderman was HI-larious! Hardware store rope webbing FTW!:rofl:


"What's Happening?" Had the coolest intro music, Rerun was a dancing machine!

R.I.P.

[Million]

cheh,

I couldn't stand I Love Lucy....it wasn't funny to me, and even worse....Lucy was not hot. She was just annoying.

The oldoldold stuff I enjoyed:

Dennis the Menace, the live action show. -It was at least good with Joseph Kearns as Mr. Wilson. Gale Gordon was lame and seemed fruity....plus Gordon's head was the size of Jupiter. Anyway, the show was actually funny to me....I miss it. Plus, Mrs. Mitchell(Gloria Henry..surprisingly tough to find photos on the net) was a legendary TV MILF for me. You just know Tommy was only coming over to the house so often to check Dennis' mom out.

Gilligan's Island - I thought the interaction between Skipper and Gilligan was funny...classic straight man + idiot/goof combo there. The characters on this show were great....and I had a thing for Mary Anne. She was way hotter than Ginger, all the time. She even aged better than the actress who played Ginger.

Three's Company --genuinely funny, AND it had some of the best TnA of all time. Every man has thought of that question---"Janet....or Chrissy? Both at the same time would be niceeeeee." I was more of a Janet fan. It was tragic that she hit the wall early on though...while Suzanne Somers continued to be hot until just recently in the late 90s/early 2000s.

Good Times---I mostly watched for that hot sister..."Thelma"? Bernadette Stanis. She was incredible. Oh yeah...she needs to be on my Eternals™ list, cuz this woman is STILL SMOKING HOT.

The Honeymooners--I think this is the oldest show I liked. It always made me laugh. Ralph and Norton were one of the sitcom duos in the history of tv. Ralph's wife could get BONE™, btw. I was probably the only kid watching this on a regular basis in syndication back in the 80s. I most likely got started watching because this would come on in the afternoons right before a cartoon. I'd probably get this on dvd if I see it one day....even the theme music was memorable for me(*yeah, it's already part of my collection)

The Three Stooges---who didn't like the Stooges? It is a requirement for anyone who loves comedy to have seen their antics. They were masters(pioneers?) of slapstick, and their overall chemistry was always smooth and yielding hilarious results. Unfortunately they started to go stale once the lineups changed....Shimp had his moments, but wasn't nearly as funny as Curly, and the guy after Shimp was even worse.

Mary Tyler Moore ---I just watched her show occasionally because she was one of the sexiest women EVER to appear on tv.
*I love how the anteater from Pink Panther sounded exactly like....Jackie Mason. (example of Mr. Mason himself -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn9cX5BaqYc <---the best "american jew comic voice" ever, ladies and gentlemen.)

And many more!---

Bewitched---watched it just because Elizabeth Montgomery = 9.5 at least.

I Dream of Jeanie ---same reason...that woman is gorgeous. Sexual fantasy is off the scale hot when you factor in the scenario of her as your personal genie! Ohhhhh that show should've been put on in the modern era on HBO with tons of nudity and sexual situations. Those sheer leggings....good lordy :sweat: On another note...I really loved that theme song too.

The Addams Family --I actually enjoyed that. Morticia was hot so of course that was a factor.

The Munsters --this would come on early Saturday mornings before the cartoons started.

[Arsenal]

The Dick Van Dyke Show is still one of the best sit-coms ever. The fact that Mary Tyler Moore was at her most broken-tier just makes it even better.

[Remy Saotome]

The Dick van Dyke show was my favorite classic sitcom. God, I haven't watched an episode of that in years.

Also, classic Star Trek. That show was awesome and always will be.

I am also a big fan of The Flintstones, The Addams Family, The Munsters, Get Smart, and Gilligan's Island. Although Gilligan can get old pretty quick, like no way I could sit through a marathon of that show. Bewitched! started out pretty good, but it gets noticibly worse in the later seasons.

Finally, it was just terrible, and yet I liked Lost in Space too. I mean, every time I watch it I groan at all the stupidity and corniness of it, yet it is still fun for some reason.

[JackTenrac!]

Diff'rent Strokes and Sanford And Son were my dynamic duos. Three's Company if that counts. There was The Andy Griffin Show, too. All in the Family started in 71.

[Gasaraki]

Eh, as a kid the only thing I watched were Tom n Jerry and all the Looney Tunes n stuff. I never really got into those old TV shows. My mom watched them sometimes, but I always tried to avoid watching stuff like I Love Lucy and MASH, as a kid they just weren't intresting.

[Arsenal]

Million -

Couldn't agree more on Mary Tyler Moore, although I personally found her to be WAY hotter in The Dick Van Dyke Show than on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

[FighterX]

Good Times---I mostly watched for that hot sister..."Thelma"? Bernadette Stanis. She was incredible. Oh yeah...she needs to be on my Eternals™ list, cuz this woman is STILL SMOKING HOT.


The Three Stooges---who didn't like the Stooges? It is a requirement for anyone who loves comedy to have seen their antics. They were masters(pioneers?) of slapstick, and their overall chemistry was always smooth and yielding hilarious results. Unfortunately they started to go stale once the lineups changed....Shimp had his moments, but wasn't nearly as funny as Curly, and the guy after Shimp was even worse.


Yes, LAWD. This is Thelma as of year before or last year - http://www.mediatakeout.com/23201/54_and_fabulous_check_out_what_thelma_from_good_ti mes_looks_like_now.html

54 (55 now, I think) and she could STILL get it.

The Three Stooges are freaking AWESOME! Remember when LC & M were ice-deliverers? They had to walk alllll the way up this long flight of stairs. When they were at the bottom, it was a huge block, and by the time they got to the top, it was a little ice-cube. Or how about when they were painters and they had to paint this rich womens house and Moe (I think) was pulling a phone cord and just kept ripping it out of the wall? What about "Disorder in the Court"? Or the Halloween ep? You can find their DVDs in the $5.50 bin at Wal-Mart (but that says nothing about their quality, trust me). They still crack me up when I see them.

LC & M were the true Stooges. Shemp was funny...rarely...(such as in the one with the gorilla in the cage) and Joe. As far as I'm concerned, Joe didn't exist.

[io]

The Andy Griffith show is pure class. probably the best show ever made that makes you wish for simpler times

[Ghostal]

Diff'rent Strokes and Sanford And Son were my dynamic duos. Three's Company if that counts. There was The Andy Griffin Show, too. All in the Family started in 71.

Sanford and Son is my shit.

[BunnyHead]

Yup!

Three's Company and I Love Lucy=:pray::pray::pray:
I was just watching that show in the pizzeria

and when Mr.Roeper and Chrissy was on Three's Company
that was classic there was an episode where someone was getting married and this is what happened

Jack:Cheers
Janet: Good Times
Chrissy: Little House On The Prairie

lol
I also enjoyed Happy Days and The Jeffersons

[FighterX]

Sanford and Son is my shit.

I'll never forget when Fred told Esther that she could put her face into some dough and make gorilla cookies! :lol:

[J-ride]

Little Rascals - Man this show is so great, because it is BLATANTLY sexist and racist, its too fucking good. Its was made way before everyone in America became a yeast infected vagina.

Popeye - Black and White Popeye kicked so much ass, he was all over the place getting things HANDLED. A few of the color Popeyes are good, but that was the beginning of the end for Pop.

Get Smart - Holy shit this show was so awesome, I watched that show every afternoon. I am a black belt in the 10 most deadly forms of self defense!! (Gets whupped) Would you believe..... (P.S. I thought agent 99 was hot as hell when I was a kid... :lovin:)

Someone mentioned Sanford and Son, Redfox's stand up was hilarious the way he made fun of racism in his day. He was all "I read in some white people's magazine named X that all black people carry knives, so I went and got me one to carry around." or something like that, good stuff.

[io]

superfriends, land of the lost and.....CHIPS. officer fuckin' poncherello

[thurst]

wacky races is my shit when i have access to boomerang, back when i was little i used to get down with lassie as well.

[BunnyHead]

Little Rascals - Man this show is so great, because it is BLATANTLY sexist and racist, its too fucking good. Its was made way before everyone in America became a yeast infected vagina.



OMG how could I forget Little Rascals

and why no mention of Leave It To Beaver, that show was too funny
I think Wally was hot stuff lol, C.H.I.P.S was also good and also Welcome Back Kotter
I became obsessed with that show when they aired on Nick At Nite...or TV Land one of those channels.

[Starhammer]

you mean I was the only one who was up at night watching elvira? I thought there were more ninjas in SRK than this. early 80s or not, I KNEW what was falling out of that thing she called her outfit.

G-Force (gatchaman) was THE superhero team back then. that along with speed racer meant you didn't really need much else to keep kids entertained for hours.

Dukes of Hazzard: don't bother lying this time. I know you saw the general and said,"I want one of those." then Daisy came on the screen and guys again said,"I want one of those."

one the cartoon front, I have one question from my childhood that never really got the answer I wanted. that question is, who got F@#$(%@$ed up worse:

Coyote
Tom
Sylvester
other

you decide. My money goes on the coyote.

NWA wrestling: back before it became WWE it was NWA. back then a lot of what they do now would seem too tame. Talking shit in the ring for 20 minutes? You'd get jumped no later than the 3 minute mark!! a chair is a foreign object? Would you like a little salt with that? how about some green mist? have a little fire scarecrow!! back then, being a blind ref was an artform as much as an act. damn. now this thread has me dusting off the way-back machine. :tup:

-Starhammer-

[Million]

yeah, I vaguely remember having a wet dream thanks to Ms. Elvira. Her mountainous melons were so serious.....I could only glance up at her face occasionally while she was talking about...whatever the hell she was talking about. Have you guys seen her lately? The name is Cassandra Petersen http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Cassandra+Peterson&um=1&ie=UTF-8 I saw her recently on those VH1 pop-culture commentary style shows like I Luv the 80s. This woman could STILL GET BONED™. It always amazes me when these broads manage to parry the age factor, and continue to radiate hotness.

One great quote I'll never forget from Popeye..."ehhh it's just one of those invisible mirages you can't see in the desert..." :rofl: It always gets a laugh out of me, as it's one of the best examples of the random, low-key muttering going on in 99% of EVERY popeye cartoon. Popeye could be taking a dump, and he's always muttering about something, like "eh, I'll get a little paper here to wipe up OH OHHHHHH ehhhh I should've bought a new roll at the walmart yesterday ehhhh" Non-stop with the muttering, this guy....it kills me. The "invisible mirages" line is the best though.

It was silly how he was always ready to fight for this ugly anorexic slut though....Olive was one of the ugliest broads in the history of cartoons, yet she was somehow a "prize" that Popeye and Bluto constantly fought over. Was there no one else in Popeye's world? Come on, Big Pop, she's not all that.....in fact she's straight up ugly.

....but eating raw, cold, nasty ass spinach out of a can....that has to be worth serious Man Points™ right there in itself...not to mention the awesome stuff he would do once pumped up from that. Popeye got the spinach and it was just game over for you....he would stomp a mudhole in your ass and walk it dry as good ol' JR would say. And then he had special "ass-kicking time" theme music to go with it. Popeye was the man.

[Septimus Prime]

I only recently learned how old Popeye and Tom & Jerry actually are. My mom watched them when she was a child.

[The Epidemic]

what you guys know about Alf yo?

[Septimus Prime]

:u: I know that it ran from 1986 to 1990 and that it doesn't belong in this thread.

[The Epidemic]

lol..well damn sep.

what about cheers?

[Ducky]

yeah, I vaguely remember having a wet dream thanks to Ms. Elvira. Her mountainous melons were so serious.....I could only glance up at her face occasionally while she was talking about...whatever the hell she was talking about. Have you guys seen her lately? The name is Cassandra Petersen http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Cassandra+Peterson&um=1&ie=UTF-8 I saw her recently on those VH1 pop-culture commentary style shows like I Luv the 80s. This woman could STILL GET BONED™. It always amazes me when these broads manage to parry the age factor, and continue to radiate hotness.

Yeah, I saw her on VH1 as well, and I would still smash. I remember she had movies, but I don't remember anything about the movies besides her awesome tits.

[DeathScythe]

lol..well damn sep.

what about cheers?

Cheers is from the 80s, iirc.

Anyway, you bastards forgot The Odd Couple. I hate you all.

[thurst]

lmao alf was beyond wack, but yeah that's some 80's shit.

old school bugs bunny and daffy duck were pretty beastly. early merrie melodies in general was pretty insane, bugs & daffy were borderline psycho and just wrecking shit, too good. i'm not sure if this was MM or tex avery, but one short i remember involved these 2 mice sneaking into this prize winning cat's house and completely fucking his shit up to the point where the cat goes crazy and gets thrown out...shit was completely amoral but hilarious.

[Starhammer]

yeah, I vaguely remember having a wet dream thanks to Ms. Elvira. Her mountainous melons were so serious.....I could only glance up at her face occasionally while she was talking about...whatever the hell she was talking about. Have you guys seen her lately? The name is Cassandra Petersen http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Cassandra+Peterson&um=1&ie=UTF-8 I saw her recently on those VH1 pop-culture commentary style shows like I Luv the 80s. This woman could STILL GET BONED™. It always amazes me when these broads manage to parry the age factor, and continue to radiate hotness.


....but eating raw, cold, nasty ass spinach out of a can....that has to be worth serious Man Points™ right there in itself...not to mention the awesome stuff he would do once pumped up from that. Popeye got the spinach and it was just game over for you....he would stomp a mudhole in your ass and walk it dry as good ol' JR would say. And then he had special "ass-kicking time" theme music to go with it. Popeye was the man.


I have been suspicious of that can of spinach as well as that box of scooby snacks for as long as I have lived. I've had many a can of spinach in my day and I've NEVER gone even a fraction of a percent above normal human strength. Popeye can eat a can of spinach and hit a lion, tiger, bear, or other animal so hard that they turn into food and clothing. Shaggy and scooby, the legendary cowards of the cartoon world. This is true as long as they don't eat scooby snacks. whatever is in that box will make them take on any foe. ANY foe. goblins, godzillas, werewolves, frakenstien, you name it, they'll do it. hot lesbian sex from daphne and velma? no thanks sez they. You give them a pair of scooby snacks and you can strap capes on their backs and spray paint an "S" on them. I've never seen ANY drugs that can do that. they be on some ish and they ain't sharing the ganja with the rest of the class.

-Starhammer-

[white shadow]

Yes, LAWD. This is Thelma as of year before or last year - http://www.mediatakeout.com/23201/54_and_fabulous_check_out_what_thelma_from_good_ti mes_looks_like_now.html

54 (55 now, I think) and she could STILL get it.


YES! I mentioned this before, she nuked the wall!!!:wow: She was a knockout on Goodtimes and still got it today, it's perplexing but I'm not complaining.

She was also on the Wayans Bros. playing herself and I honestly couldn't tell the difference.

[FighterX]

YES!
She was also on the Wayans Bros. playing herself and I honestly couldn't tell the difference.

It's about time to do a little research and get that ep! Thanks for the info.

[BunnyHead]

I only recently learned how old Popeye and Tom & Jerry actually are. My mom watched them when she was a child.

Tom & Jerry would definetly be in the top 5 funniest cartoons of all time
I literally cry and nearly piss myself watching it.

[Remy Saotome]

Tom & Jerry would definetly be in the top 5 funniest cartoons of all time
I literally cry and nearly piss myself watching it.I usually feel sorry for poor Tom. :sad: Most of the time it seems like Jerry starts it. Like they're just chillin' on the beach, being pals. Then suddenly Jerry drinks Tom's lemonade and macks on Tom's girlfriend. That's not right.

[BunnyHead]

I usually feel sorry for poor Tom. :sad: Most of the time it seems like Jerry starts it. Like they're just chillin' on the beach, being pals. Then suddenly Jerry drinks Tom's lemonade and macks on Tom's girlfriend. That's not right.

Word up!

I'm on team Tom lol!!!
Now I wanna watch that episode when he stuck the hanger inside of his suit lol

[Septimus Prime]

I usually feel sorry for poor Tom. :sad: Most of the time it seems like Jerry starts it. Like they're just chillin' on the beach, being pals. Then suddenly Jerry drinks Tom's lemonade and macks on Tom's girlfriend. That's not right.
During the Fred Quimby era, Tom won a few times. Usually, the instigator would lose. However, with the other iterations of the cartoon, the directors and producers sort of seem to have lost touch with that particular aspect of the show.

Tom & Jerry Tales, though, brings back that original quality, supposedly.

[white shadow]

It's about time to do a little research and get that ep! Thanks for the info.
No Prob.

It was an ep that featured a "Good Times" dream sequence. Marlon Wayans played a hilarious Michael with a huge prosthetic nose.:rofl:

When I mean Thelma hasn't aged, I mean she hasn't aged! :looney::wow::pray:

Here is the exact ep: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0744599/

[Remy Saotome]

During the Fred Quimby era, Tom won a few times. Usually, the instigator would lose. However, with the other iterations of the cartoon, the directors and producers sort of seem to have lost touch with that particular aspect of the show.

Tom & Jerry Tales, though, brings back that original quality, supposedly.Yeah, I've seen a few of the ones where Tom wins. Like the one where Jerry is having a heavy who looks just like himself beat Tom up. In the end Tom and a look-alike of his own make Jerry think that Tom's grown 2 heads, 4 arms, 4 legs, and 2 tails, and Jerry commits himself to a mental institute.:rock:

[Septimus Prime]

That was in Tom & Jerry Tales? Is the series actually worth watching?

[DeathScythe]

The classic Pink Panther cartoons look pretty good in HD, btw. I have some channel there called Animania and it shows Mr. Magoo and the Pink Panther in HD. When is Cartoon Network gonna step it up?

EDIT - I forget the French inspector's name from the Pink Panther, but I actually prefered those shorts rather than the Pink Panther.

[Remy Saotome]

That was in Tom & Jerry Tales? Is the series actually worth watching?I believe that was a classic T&J cartoon. I saw it during the T&J hour on mid-day Cartoon Network once.

[FighterX]

Tom and Jerry "Is you is or is you ain't my baby". Nuff said. If you've seen it, you know what I'm talking about.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZIOmzsiecuA

[DeathScythe]

Tom and Jerry "Is you is or is you ain't my baby". Nuff said. If you've seen it, you know what I'm talking about.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZIOmzsiecuA

:rofl: YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! And as for Looney Tunes, it's "Slick Hare" which featured Humphrey Bogart's likeness.

"Now why did you hit me in the face with a cocoanut custard cream pie?"

[Remy Saotome]

One of my favorite classic Looney Tunes cartoons is Magical Maestro.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=piAaKs8sIvQ

[white shadow]

I guess this ties into my thread: http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=137385 <shameless plug/>

~I love to sing-a!~

[BunnyHead]

I guess this ties into my thread: http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=137385 <shameless plug/>

~I love to sing-a!~

:pray::pray::pray::pray:

That is certified greatness right there
Its funny me and my brother was walking down the street singing that the other day and then some random guy just started singing along lol.

Those old cartoons are the best man.

One of my favs 70's toons is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids

Fuck cartoon network for getting rid of the older toons man!

I also loved the Pin cushion man

[4Play]

EDIT - I forget the French inspector's name from the Pink Panther, but I actually prefered those shorts rather than the Pink Panther.

Inspector Clueso(I forgot how it's spelled.)


Mr. Magoo was great. Mr. Howell ftw.

[The Epidemic]

^mr. magoo was funny as hell...when i get home im gonna see if they have it on youtube.

[FighterX]

One of my favorite classic Looney Tunes cartoons is Magical Maestro.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=piAaKs8sIvQ

YESS!! I've been looking for that one for a while...

..and this one is another one that kills me...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0bIl5lzDj4s

"TA HAVE!"

[Starhammer]

The classic Pink Panther cartoons look pretty good in HD, btw. I have some channel there called Animania and it shows Mr. Magoo and the Pink Panther in HD. When is Cartoon Network gonna step it up?

EDIT - I forget the French inspector's name from the Pink Panther, but I actually prefered those shorts rather than the Pink Panther.

Cartoon network is near-death. they can't seem to get anything right anymore. is that animania channel one you have to order or is it just where you live?

as far as I know, the inspector didnt' have a name in the cartoon. he was only the inspector. his assistant was judo (sp?) however. I wish they would gather up all of the inspector clips and put them on DVD. I'd grab that and Ant and the Aardvark with the lightning quickness.

-Starhammer-