[mistaricsta]

Wow, Rocky and Bullwinkle were awesome. I’d be late for school all the time watching those reruns. Didn’t they show a skit(-type thing) called Aesop and Son, too?

[Muscle Growth Nut]

10-4 wrote:

You serious? I didn’t know that.

Don’t bother looking it up. It was like that Dave the Barbarian episode, only it just went straight to the hulking Cro-Magnon part.

[Zespara Alathar]

10-4 wrote:

Zespara wrote:

George of the Jungle (2nd version) did have an episode with the redheaded girl getting huge muscles from some sort of special mud when she wanted a shortcut to getting fit.

You serious? I didn’t know that.

Yeah, it’s just like MGN said. Huge, neanderthal type. Here’s the official listing of the episode:

Season 1, Episode 13 – Aired: 8/7/2007
George Skips Breakfast/Muscle Mania

Muscle Mania – Magnolia desires to become stronger but after bathing in a muscle mutation agent, she transforms into a much larger brute.

Z

[Patric]

Do you have a link for a download, torrent, youtube video… anything?

[AlexG]

CptMatt wrote:

There are so many cartoons I’d love to see more of, but they were so long ago, the brains and humor behind them are long retired or passed away. I just haven’t seen any current talent that could do them. So many of the current people seem to feel the need to resort to gross-out, frat-boy type humor.

Some of of the ones I’d like to see:

(pardon me while I let my age show :unsure: )

Tom Slick
Superchicken
Roger Ramjet
Danger Mouse
Secret Squirrel
Fractured Fairy Tales
Pink Panther (including the Ant & Aardvark segments)
Rocky & Bullwinkle

You can tell my tastes in Saturday moring fare ran towards the more subversive.

Good list, I’d agree with the subversive aspect.

Tho you forgot:

Cool McCool
Adventures of Gulliver
HR Puffinstuff
The Banana Splits (Long before LOST there was Danger Island)

And an honorable mention goes to The Monkees 😉

Two more to add, though I think I’ve mentioned them before in the past.

The Mysterious Cities of Gold
Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea

Interlinked story driven cartoons, probably why I so enjoyed the JL/JLU on CN B)

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[iromulus9]

Wow this thread got the old noggin workin’!!!

Here are some choice favs I’d like to see redone:

Danger Mouse (good call)
David the Gnome
Thundercats (movie coming out soon?)
Transformers (I know its been done to the ground, but a good cartoon (3D) with an overarching story line and character development with the original cast would be awesome. Not another “lets sell more toys cartoon” :angry: )

He-Man or She-Ra?
American written Digimon
Flintstones
I also wouldn’t mind seeing a few Hanna-Barbara cartoons redone (bring back Droopy!!)
Some new Warner Brothers shorts would be cool to (no Mel though 🙁 )

I’ll probably think of more later 😉

[ant1937]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv1sRmeNXk0

How about an update on this cartoon with the blonde girl being a tad more fbbish and her beating up Olive in a variety of other Popeye type fights? This was the girl an earlier poster mentioned named April. This toon was actually from 1936. That is pretty risque for that era.

[ant1937]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxjui0IEwAo&playnext_from=TL&videos=y66363B0kzo

Here would be another great Popeye to update. It would be cool if the girl was just as strong, but sexier. I guess Popeye would not be running away then. A sexy huge hillbilly girl bullying Olive would be great. A modern strongwoman.

[Ashlee]

Great ideas Keep them coming!
some cartoons I never heard of , have to spend more time on you tube.
i would like to see the Fogghorn legghorn cartoon with the chicken fighter but with a female.

[AlexG]

iromulus9 wrote:

He-Man or She-Ra?

Both, of course! B)

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

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