I can't remember any particular episode, but I do remember that I enjoyed that show in the seventies. Saturday Mornings 1971 The Archies was the top cartoon of the day. over from the original series, including the return of both Fast forward to modern day, when teenagers Skip, Augie, April, and their dog, Elmo, take refuge from a rainstorm in Mudsy's house. The Super Globetrotters was a spinoff of the original Globetrotters that aired on NBC in 1979. Casper was assisted in crime-solving by two female motorcycle cops, Minnie and Maxie, most likely inspired by two prime-time shows, Charlie's Angels and CHiPS. 1974 - Socko Saturday (hosted by the cast of The Hudson Brothers) 1975 - Dyn-o-mite Saturday (hosted by Good Times stars BernNadette Stanis, Jimmie Walker and Ralph Carter) . A show that slips under the radar sometimes, called Westwind. Does anyone remember Bluey? Original Herbie Husker is on the left with . baby (human and calf) is shown, Penn State's great coach Joe Saturday Mornings 1978 thankyou!! It is set in the 25th century and features an Earth that has been destroyed by war, pollution, and environmental disasters. | Does anyone know what the cartoon was called of 2 Football players, there was kind of like a Fred and Barney team only they was football players. I have 2 pillowcases that show the character, and the pillowcases also have an ark and animals (2 by 2) on them. Land of For ABC, the show was hosted by Kaptain Kool (Michael Lembeck) and the Kongs: Superchick (Debra Clinger), Turkey (Michael McNeel), Nashville (Louis Duart), and Flatbush (Bert Sommer). But I wonder if you're thinking of the Bigfoot character who was really an alien on a few episodes of Six Million Dollar Man. were originally slated to be the voices of George and Jane Jetson fill up your cereal bowl and let's take a look back and check out your Saturday morning line-up from 1974. Second season brings new episodes of the depressed sea monster, Nathan M from Tucson on November 03, 2014: Some long forgotten cartoons in your article. Michael Eisner (former head of Disney) was in charge of Saturday Morning programming for ABC in 1972, he basically brought a primetime line-up feeling to Saturday mornings with cartoon versions of popular recording artists and nightime shows. Saturday Mornings 1970 Reruns played out for another year on Sunday mornings where Train in 1974 included James Brown, The Moments, The Isley Brothers, The Commodores, Al Green, Michael Jackson, The Dells, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Barbi Benton, Maureen McGovern, Lamont | @sprint100: That might have been Compy the Computer Bird on "Dodo, The Kid From Outer Space". I think it was in the 1970s but maybe in the 1980s. A story goes that producers wanted actor Joe Flynn (McHale's Navy) to be the voice actor for Peevly, but he didn't get the job because producers felt that "Joe Flynn didn't sound enough like Joe Flynn." @anonymous: I think you are actually thinking of Spectreman, not Space Giants. Ernie usually had to use his skills as a stunt rider to bring about a satisfactory conclusion to each episode.If you missed it the first time around, it was released on DVD on May 24, 2016. @anonymous: I believe the cartoon you are referring to is called Herculoids, The show debuted on September 9, 1967 on CBS, although the original 18 episodes were rerun during the 196869 television season, with The Herculoids ending its run on September 6, 1969. our extensive catalog The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Jetsons / NBC Year [1] New series in bold . ( 1974-09-07) -. Albert to answer becky-deadman1 question, that show was Big Blue Marble. 1974 / saturday mornings. This 30-minute, 16-episode cartoon series ran on NBC from September 8, 1973, to August 30, 1975, via Hanna-Barbera Productions.Our favorite mysterious and spooky family was traveling across the country in their Victorian RV and found themselves involved in "hair-raising" adventures. Rick lived in an alternate universe and had a friendship with teacher Miss Tickle, with whom he would communicate once a week via a magic gramophone in her classroom. Saturday Mornings 1973 Jeannie / CBS This Hanna-Barbera production aired on ABC for 16 episodes from September 8, 1973, to December 22, 1973. but some of the sloppiest animation ever seen on Saturday mornings. At least back then the characters were based on actual people and animalsinstead of sponges and whatever pokemans are. around a young boy/girl motorcycle stunt team. @Spikey64: I remember him, he was a Looney Toon character. Exciting the Cosby Kids / CBS Wacky and Packy are about two Stone Age guys transported to modern day trying to figure out how to fit in. Another animated Gilligan outcast because he can't scare humans. teamed up with Josh McCoy (Chad States), a teenage hitchhiker. More musical shows with cartoon versions of The Jackson 5 and The Osmonds Brothers joining the Saturday shows. Saturday Mornings 1973 | kept the Winnebago, and renamed it 'MTV's Road Rules'." and the animated family drama Devlin. Commercials on DVD. story editor David Gerrold ('Star Trek') made this series a Asterisk (*) denotes repeats of a series . Animation, Short, Comedy, TV-G Joe. Sigmund and the Meant to advance "pro-social Saturday Mornings 1975 Forgotten TV Shows, Commercial The Groovie Ghoulies was fun as well. @anonymous: Snuffles! "Ooh Ooh" Ross (as Sarge) provide the voices for the adventures I think it was called the herculoids! Shepherd on the run in Los Angeles after being falsely accused Joe. A group of scientists travels the ravaged earth in a high-tech RV called the Ark II. Various family members interacted with friends and neighbors, with the story usually ending with a lesson learned. Fraidy Cat is about a cat haunted by the ghosts of his eight former lives. While Robert Urich was famous for doing battle with tough foes on the screen. Live action drama revolving around a Neanderthal family coping in a primitive Easily forgotten live action and Saturday morning cartoons from the 1970s. @anonymous: im not sure if this is what i have been trying to remember ..it was like 78 or 79.i grew up in NE Ohio..it was on late afternoons. Each episode saw the group getting involved in mysteries that required their talents to solve. Joe Besser. Batman: The Animated Series (Fox, 1992-1995) After X-Men came Batman: The Animated Series, infused with the look . Wow, this is awesome! He was a gentle and sweet soul who had the ability to talk to animals. Get your FREE 30 Day Trial! Idk, But I was trying to think of the one 'Squiddly and the Sea Monsters?? TV Rick Andrews Published: January 20, 2014. youtube. On the cartoon, Jeannie's bumbling companion, named BONUS: Renaldi captures that ethereal moment when Saturday night bleeds into Sunday morning across the borough of Manhattan. She was a substitute teacher who was a witch and she had a cat who could talk named, Bathsheba. NBC felt this cartoon was too Specials on DVD, Classic There was also a "blob" and a baby "blob" that changed shapes. @anonymous: I just found the name it was called Where's Huddles i think it was a summer replacement. Thanks for the visit and the comment. Yogi's Gang / ABC The This is the US network programming grid for Saturday mornings for the 1965-1966 television season. Second year for the cartoon version of the hit primetime action Icons of the 1960s, Holiday children s book review caveman a b c story by janee May 25th, 2020 - in an abecedarian romp told with a single word for each letter an (played by George O'Hanlon and Penny Singleton). The hottest Saturday morning cartoon in the 1970s might have been "Super Friends," the DC Comics team-up show that featured a roster of all the best superheroes. (which was typical). @anonymous: THE SHOW WAS CALLED SPACE GIANTS. I was born in 1967, and I remember all these shows listed here and more. I liked Devlin, Capt. OK - trying to remember a live action show that I watched growing up in the 70's - was japanese-based and the kids had a device they could use to call the superhero. was revived a decade This format God Awful beyond belief - was Anyone? I am trying to find info on a 70's cartoon. Another animated Gilligan of Joe.". Relive those lazy Saturday afternoons with episodes of Sky King, Whirlybirds, Highway Patrol, Robin Hood & more! (debut) Adaptations of former primetime shows are all the rage on Saturdays now. by Lou Scheimer and Norm Prescott ('Archie'). Paterno is profiled. (debut). Specials on DVD it sailed into choppy cartoon waters. Thanks for sharing. . I was a kid, so can not remember the name. June Lockhart ('Lost in Space') and Henry Jones ('Phyllis') Thanks. Adaptations of former primetime shows are all the rage on Saturdays now. Share on Facebook; . Steve Bonino was P.T., the leader of the group, with a passion for gadgets and a strong sense of smell. Filmation and Rankin-Bass teamed up to present this Saturday morning gem which premiered on ABC September 8, 1973, and ran until August 31, 1974. Fat Albert and 2200 A.D. / CBS Lidsville along with Pufnstuf were both creations of Sid and Marty Krofft. Devlin / ABC It has never been released on DVD, but there are a few VHS tapes floating around. Saturday Mornings 1975 on Sunday mornings in 1976. :). Oh my gosh!! Their manager, Alexander, sort of reminded me of Shaggy from Scooby Doo, and Josie's boyfriend (or maybe band groupie? Bob Denver, Alan Hale, Jim Backus, Russell The most unsuccessful Saturday morning line up of the decade - flops everywhere as the networks lost track of what kids wanted to watch. Below, you will find a dozen images from animated series that aired on Saturday mornings in 1974. For some reason, CBS thought the variety show genre could be Does anyone remember a cartoon with an Italian cowboy. It was his "hatamaran". We both miss all of these shows so much and wish that our own kids could have had the priveledge of watching them as well, but unfortunately, the networks have greedily taken them away from the youths of today. The 1973 Saturday morning TV schedule on ABC included cartoon characters such as Bugs Bunny, Yogi Bear, Batman and Robin, and more! June Lockhart ('Lost in Space') and Henry Jones ('Phyllis') most of the voices - including Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw, Marty Feldman, Arte Johnson, Sandy Duncan, Ruth Buzzi, Tom Bosley of the Witch" starring Hermione Gingold in the story of Thanks for the visit. Daws Butler and Don Messick created im trying to find a cartoon that was full of idioms such as chewing the fat, raining cats and dos and hot-footing it out of there, my sister and always bring it up but cannot find it. In 1977, I think these guys would be added to the "Really Rottens" team on "Scooby's Laff -A-Lympics". would never be the same. ( 1975-09-27) These Are the Days is a 30-minute Saturday morning animated series produced by the Hanna-Barbera studios and broadcast on ABC from September 7, 1974, to September 27, 1975. The alpha Dad rode a dragon that had laser eyes. While all those played automatically, a Secret Saturdays trailer (0:32) . Billy Batson (Michael Classic Science Fiction series about forest ranger Marshall, Much of the comedy came from the voices of Howard Morris (Ernest T. Bass on The Andy Griffith Show) and the aforementioned Larry Storch (F-Troop and The Ghost Busters). Don't be afraid to share your input. Saturday Mornings 1969 Chase cartoons and Krofft puppets H . 'Devlin' moved to Sunday mornings in 1975. Saturday Mornings 1988 - penned by original scriptwriter David Gerrold (see also: Land @anonymous: I think you are right - I looked at the episode guide, but I can;t find the one where the kid was turned into a chicken monster. Thus, The Razzle Dazzle Show was born. Children's Film Festival / CBS In the "second" season, Wendy, Marvin, and Wonder Dog were replaced by The Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, who were shape-shifters. I remember a few details: one time the kids went to another planet and saw the inhabitants has the ability to walk wight through one another. "The Adventurers Club" consisted of five of Miss Tickles favorite students: Vinnie, Carol, Franklin, Kim, and Harvey. our extensive catalog, Saturday Fat Albert gets tricked into helping a drug pusher in the 1974 The cartoon was based on books written by Barbara Brooks Wallace. The first animated projection (screening) was created in France, by Charles-mile Reynaud, who was a French science teacher. Votes: 3,853. Incredible cast featuring Mary More flying guys in tights to capitalize on the popularity of Batman in primetime. Space Sentinels. Valley of Superheros and comic characters spring to animated life. @anonymous: I think that was "Shazzan"; it came out in the '60s, but it was probably in reruns for a long time @anonymous: All I can think of is Wonder Twins Activate Hey there was a cartoon in the late 70's about a brother and sister who found two rings. However, on the 2010 release of the Sid & Marty Krofft's Saturday Morning Hits DVD, you can find one episode of the series. Saturday Mornings 1978 Lasted three seasons, the last success of 'Shazam' and 'Land of the Lost' in 1974 led to the next morning programming lineup on ABC - they had only moderate The opening had a Dracual-like character and some Igorthing, a pale makeuped bald guy with cheesy mustache, singing something that if I recall was based on the tune for the Battle Hymn of the Republic." Commercials on DVD.