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Feb 11, '09, 10:25 PM
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To Fear is Not Logical...
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The Mighty Hercules - wow, haven't thought of that in years. Newton got on my nerves.
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Feb 11, '09, 10:25 PM
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Great balls of fire!
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 Oh, Chef of the Future...can it core a apple?
Homina, homina, homina!
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Feb 11, '09, 10:29 PM
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Museum Paramedic
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One more post and I'd be admiss if I did not mention this one: Emergency + 4. The series ran for two or three seasons on NBC and featured the voices of Randolph Mantooth as John Gage and Kevin Tighe as Roy De Soto.
- Ian
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Rampart, this is Squad 51. How do you read?
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Feb 11, '09, 10:57 PM
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Join Date: May 13, 2007
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Young Samson and Frankenstein Jr are two early action/adventure ones I recall watching alongside Jonny Quest. 
(The Impossibles must not've made much of an impact on me.) That was early 70's and must've been near the end of their re-run cycle because I only caught 'em a few times before they disappeared. Oddly enough I never wondered why the dog would turn into a lion.
Around the same time that I watched Underdog & Tenessee Tuxedo, I was catching a cartoon cousin of Bullwinkle's, Hoppity Hooper. 
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The Super 7. The four cartoons that ran alongside Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle, the New Adventures of Batman, and the live action Jason of Star Command.
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Watched all the versions of this one too. 
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Feb 11, '09, 11:00 PM
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The Girl Next Door
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Join Date: Sep 30, 2006
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Derek -- Kimba was my answer as well -- I loved Kimba! Only a hand full of people I have met have ever heard of it.
A saw an episode a few years ago -- and it did not live up to my high childhood expectations  |
Feb 11, '09, 11:35 PM
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Mego Museum's Poster Girl
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Join Date: Apr 3, 2007
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Originally Posted by EmergencyIan
One more post and I'd be admiss if I did not mention this one: Emergency + 4. The series ran for two or three seasons on NBC and featured the voices of Randolph Mantooth as John Gage and Kevin Tighe as Roy De Soto.
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YouTube - Emergency +4 (1973) - OPENING
I have only one of these eps on tape. I can remember back in the day watching this in my brother's room. I even learned the term "Buddy Breathing".
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'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
If your mission is magic your love will shine true." 
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Feb 12, '09, 10:39 AM
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fear the batmonkey!
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Join Date: Aug 16, 2001
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>Mighty Orbots
OH YEAH!!!! Second greatest cartoon ever! I remember how weird it was to see an actual ending for a cartoon series back in the day.
>no one remembers "Battle of the Planets"! Not even when I use the name "G-Force". I loved that show and no one seems to remember it existed.
ANother classic! I used to love it right until I got to the U and had a chance to see the original Japanese version. (Gatchaman) The Japanese one is a LOT better. The first series is available on disk; Rhino Video did the first 50 or so, with the American and Japanese versions of each; and ADV did the whole series, Japanese version only.
>they remember "The Snorks"
*shudder* Underwater Smurfs.
>and "Trollkins" (which doesn't even rate a Wikipedia entry),
I'm surprised someone else remebers Trollkins. It was a cross between the Smurfs, and the Dukes of Hazard. In a tree. (No, really!)
>An obscure toon that I always liked was The Mighty Hercules.
Here in Canada it wasn't obscure; Global ran it every day... pretty much forever! That theme REALLY gets stuck in your head....
....and yeah, I wanted someone to smack Newton too.
Don C.
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Feb 12, '09, 11:22 AM
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Museum Ball Eater
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Join Date: Dec 31, 2003
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Originally Posted by UnderdogDJLSW
The Mighty Hercules - wow, haven't thought of that in years. Newton got on my nerves.
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One of my earliest memories was being in a hotel room in Ventnor NJ
watching that show and eating a slice of American cheese (as babies do).
I must have been not much older than 1 (around 1972 or '73).
I liked that show when I was a baby---what did I know?
I'll tell ya somethin'---to this DAY---that theme song is one
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