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Scratter.
Arabian Knights (see what I did there?) was chos. "Size of an Elephant".
Uh oh. It's Danger Island next.
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Scratter.
Arabian Knights (see what I did there?) was chos. "Size of an Elephant".
Uh oh. It's Danger Island next.
70s or 80s I don't know but as a kid I liked -
Scooby doo (before went shit)
Captain caveman
Hong Kong phooey
Two questions:
1 - Did Ulysses ever make it back to Earth?
2 - Did the kids in Dungeons and Dragons ever make it home?
Loved watching Dungeon & Dragons, Thundercats, Ulysses 31, BOTP, etc
Have to admit I have the Boxset of Thundercats, Transformers and Dungeons & Dragons
Think the late 70s and 1980s was the golden age of cartoons. Sometimes when I am bored I look at the Disney XD and Cartoon Networks and completely baffles me what kids watch today. Although I do admit that my guilty pleasure on a Saturday morning is watching Marvel's Avengers Assemble and Superior Spider-Man
Loved dungeons and dragons, and Ulyses 31 seemed really dark.
Mysterious Cities of Gold and Dogtanion seemed to go on for ever
Fuckin' class. Bought the first series on DVD.My lad's been enjoying the real ghostbusters recently
Correct to some degree as it was originally 1973 in Japan but remade for USA from September 1978 to 1985.
It came over here a year later in September 1979 according to IMDb but majority of episodes here were 80's
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076983/releaseinfo
Another canny one from the 80's Uleeeee-cccceee-eeeee-eeeees!
Trying to remember the name of a cartoon might have been late 70s early 80s. If memory serves it used to on a Saturday morning (between 7.00 & 8.00 I think) about this family that would shrink down with a weird yellow car and I think used to explore the microverse. Memory is very fuzzy about the rest, but does anybody else remember it.
Wow this took some searching out!
It was called "Micro Ventures" and the series synopsis says...
"In each episode, Professor Carter and his two teenage kids, Mike and Jill, use a shrinking machine to shrink themselves and their dune buggy to miniature size to explore and experience the world from the perspective of an insect."
Was shown as part of the Banana Splitz cartoon segments.
Smart arse!
Forgot it was shown during the Banana Spltz (got the urge to run round the living singing their theme tune.... Tra, la, la, la, laaa)
Can't believe there has never been a film of M.A.S.K.
Hell of a chance of a movie franchise there with Matt Trakker and his team against Miles Venom!!!
Anyone remember a french cartoon.
'Once upon a time ... life'
Was set inside the human body. !!
Yeah used to enjoy watching it, didn't realise it was French (or probably forgot)