Worst cartoons ever?

[madmarva]

Although I have a great affection for them, many of the Super Friends episodes are horrible. I know A lot of that had to do with standards and practices, but Filmation did a much better job with adventure cartoons in the 1970s in my opinion. Tarzan, Flash Gordon, Batman and Lone Ranger all hold up a bit better today.

[JediJaida]

Courageous Cat wasn't all THAT bad. Not compared to the horror that is 'The Magilla Gorilla Show'.

Or 'Yogi's Ark', or 'Laffalympics', or 'Wacky Races', or the horror of horrors, 'Scooby Doo: Where Are You?'

I HATED THAT DOG!

People hated Scrappy, who, it must be admitted needed the doggy version of Ritalin and anger management therapy. But Scooby himself was the FUGLIEST dog in all of cartoondom.

Astro Jetson was a more likable dog. At least he wasn't a coward, only in it for a box of Scooby Snacks.

Astro once bit a TV producer in the butt when he thought that the guy was a threat to the family.

When he was taken away by his original owner, he used to chase the old codger on his estate, and go straight for his butt.

I can't even remember if Scooby ever growled at anyone, let alone bit them.

[Nostalgiabuff]

wasn't Courageous Cat created by Bob "Batman" Kane? thus the similarity to the character.

[Earth 2 Chris]

wasn't Courageous Cat created by Bob "Batman" Kane? thus the similarity to the character.

It's recently been unearthed that Sheldon Moldoff, Kane's chief Batman "ghost" of the time did most of the work on that show. Imagine that, Kane taking credit for other's work!

Chris

[thunderbolt]

Courageous Cat wasn't all THAT bad. Not compared to the horror that is 'The Magilla Gorilla Show'.

Or 'Yogi's Ark', or 'Laffalympics', or 'Wacky Races', or the horror of horrors, 'Scooby Doo: Where Are You?'

I HATED THAT DOG!

People hated Scrappy, who, it must be admitted needed the doggy version of Ritalin and anger management therapy. But Scooby himself was the FUGLIEST dog in all of cartoondom.

Astro Jetson was a more likable dog. At least he wasn't a coward, only in it for a box of Scooby Snacks.

Astro once bit a TV producer in the butt when he thought that the guy was a threat to the family.

When he was taken away by his original owner, he used to chase the old codger on his estate, and go straight for his butt.

I can't even remember if Scooby ever growled at anyone, let alone bit them.

Courageous Cat better than Scooby and Magilla?? wow. THe HB 60's and real early 70's stuff still holds up well.

[The Toyroom]

I love Courageous Cat but the quality is nowhere as good as the HB 60s/70s stuff. Very repetitive formula. "Scooby Doo, Where Are You?" still holds up as a classic. True each subsequent version was more watered down than the previous ones, but those 1st 2 seasons still hold up, as do the "Scooby Doo Movies" IMO.

[kryptosmaster]

Let's not forget 'Josie and the Pussycats'; both versions. They were even more annoying than Scooby Doo.

LOVED J&P!

>Let's not forget 'Josie and the Pussycats'; both versions.

The space one was SOOOOOO much worse.

Don C.

And Josie in Outer Space was even BETTER!!

And there are some not on the list, like "Bailey's Comets" that are so weird it counters the cruddiness.
Don C.

Oh man! Bailey's Comets was one of my favorites!

Lot's of Hanna Barbera from the 70's was crud

Here are some turkeys


Grape ape....really annoying
Pebbles and bam bam
Baby Luney Toons
The jeanie Cartoon
JabberJaw
Speed buggy
Wacky Races

I could go on and on

WOW! Loved all the ones I left on your edited post above.

I think you meant Tiny Toons? That was a good show.

Jeannie was good.

"Grape Ape, Grape Ape. Beagley, Beagley"

Jabberjaws still gets no respect.

Speedbuggy was awesome and so was Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm. Shleprock was hilarious.

Wacky Races was mindless fun and spawned several spinoffs.

or the horror of horrors, 'Scooby Doo: Where Are You?'

I HATED THAT DOG!

Man! Scooby-Doo was a Saturday morning institution! He was on for the better part of 20 years in one form or another and still popular today...FORTY years later!
I will admit that the first few seasons were the best.

Rich

[ctc]

>I think you meant Tiny Toons?

Nah; there was a "Baby Loony Tunes" show a few years ago. It dies a quick, merciful death. It was one of the few times I've seen reviews LAMENT the LOW level of violence in a cartoon. Seriously. Y'know when you see a parody of the edutainmental, watered-down pap kinda show in another cartoon? It looked like that.

Don C.

[Thor]

This is kinda hard but I would have to say 70 to 80% of the toons that has been made in the 2000's. I'm a child of the 80's and the tripe that I'm seeing on TV nowadays is mind warping. Flapjack? Total Reality Island? I guess attention to detail is a bad thing now

[Bionic Joe]

Nothing is worse then most of the garbage cartoon network airs like
ED EDD EDDIE
COW AND CHICKEN
TOTAL DRAMA ISLAND
17
these shows blow

[The Toyroom]

What's with the no-love for Josie and the Pussycats? How can you not like a show about 3 chicks in a rock band that wear long tails and ears for hats? And that theme song is just too awesome IMO!

[Riffster]

^ not too mention Cheryl Lad was one of the singing voices

[HardyGirl]

Oh man! Tough crowd! Most of the 70s toons, (and even some of the 80s toons) I really liked. You guys have listed a lot of the stuff either in my collection or the stuff I watch on YouTube. I can see I'm not inviting any of YOU over for my Saturday morning cartoon ritual!

And NO ONE mentioned the New Kids On The Block cartoon?

[The Toyroom]

And NO ONE mentioned the New Kids On The Block cartoon?

What about Hammerman?

[HardyGirl]

What about Hammerman?

Actually that one was in the original post.