My Childhood Favourite

[tiggerblue10]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-51357832

What was/is your favourite cartoon?

[Ken4155]

Fritz The Cat

[Mozz71]

As far as Loony Toons goes, I'm a Daffy Duck fan, even more so when Marvin The Martian is involved.

Outside Warner Bros, Dangermouse, Bagpuss (if stop motion counts) and Wacky Races.

[Mozz71]

Pasta, Pogo was fantastic. I always saw a lot of the art style of Walt Kelly in Calvin and Hobbes.

[Cloverjo]

Roobarb and Custard.

[andy-hughes]

I loved Andy Pandy as a child, from the 1950's, and when they were released on video I remember being shocked to see puppet strings as thick as telephone cables.

Strings??? I don't remember strings!!!

[melv16]

Foghorn Leghorn used to make me chuckle, as did Popeye.

[Buenchico]

During my teaching days, we had to reschedule some staff meetings so that we teachers didn't miss The Magic Roundabout!

Like others here, I greatly enjoyed Top Cat and Yogi Bear as a child but also Captain Pugwash (although I could never work out why I liked it) and, of course, The Flintstones.

[Apc2604]

I never liked cartoons much, but loved the Flowerpot Men and The Woodentops! I liked the disney Animated films like Cinderella. To be honest, there was only a couple of hours of childrens television back then 1hr at lunchtime and the same in the afternoon. I never saw television all until I was 5.

I still don't like cartoons!

[pastafreak]

// Mozz71

Pasta, Pogo was fantastic. I always saw a lot of the art style of Walt Kelly in Calvin and Hobb//

Wasn't it just...
at least by the time it ended, I fully understood the satire. I'm now googling other, forgotten "funnies"...like The Far Side

[10ClarionSt]

Nobody has mentioned the bestest ever - Bullwinkle the Moose, with Boris and Natasha! Probably because it was on too late (11pm) and was before your time!

[Patsy33]

I'd also like to add, Yogi Bear and The Flintstones!

[10ClarionSt]

Forgot to mention Foghor I say Foghorn Leghorn and Daffy Duck. Popeye not PC at all with all his
anti-Japanese antics, so we're unlikely to see him on childrens' tv channels.

[douglas9401]

Too many and too difficult to rank the but, when the kids were growing up, Pingu. :-)