1970s cartoons

You know those cartoons you loved in 1970s & 1980s? Yeah, well, a lot of them were actually 1960s cartoon characters. Here are 10 greats that had real legs.

The Banana Splits Club Membership Book (1969)

Jabberjaw and the Neptunes

If you're part of the lucky generation who grew up in the 70s, buckle up: you're in for a trip down memory lane! This video is a compilation of many popular theme songs from Saturday cartoons, with a few classic advertisements thrown in as well. Simply put? It's a decade of memories packed into thirty

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Speed Buggy - used to watch this during Saturday cartoons!

2. Harlem Globetrotters 1970’s Harlem Globetrotters actually holds the distinction of being the first Saturday morning cartoon to feature a primarily African-American cast. Created by cartoon legends William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, the show followed fictionalized versions of the most popular Globetrotters roster (one of whom was voiced by actor Scatman Crothers). Every week, the […]

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