Classic cartoons

[Riffster]

anyone else collect them on DVD?
I'm talking the Hanna Barbera classics, Yogi, Huckleberry etc... charter just turned on boomerrang for me and i couldn't be happier, course my wife on the otherhand...

i love all the old cartoons, especially compared to the newer crap.

[Overkill]

I wish I could get Boomerang but my cable doesn't support it. =/

[The Toyroom]

I've got a couple Flintstone volumes on DVD, Jonny Quest, Magilla Gorilla...Pebbles & Bamm...

Boomerang's pretty good but you don't see as much of the above stuff on there as you used to...now it's more Swat Kats, Dexter's Lab..."modern" crap

Didn't they stop showing the Looney Tunes library on Boomerang?

[Riffster]

from what i've seen, yeah no looney Tunes, but banana splits, Scooby's laugh olympics, smurfs wacky races... a good mix, better then what the Cartoon network has showing
my collection-

Adventures os Aquaman

Animaniacs Vol 1-3
Archie
Battle of the Planets
Batman Filmation 66
Batman Tv show
Batman 66
Batman SubZero
Batman The Animated series Vol 1-4

Dastardly and Mutley Catch that Pigeon

Droopy
Drak Pak
Fat Albert Vol 1

Freedom Force/Space Sentinals
Godzilla Animated Vol 1
Groovie Goolies
Hero High
Hong Kong Phooey
Hr Puf-N-Stuff
Huckleberry Hound- Pixie and Dixie
Isis
Johnny Quest
Josie and the Pussycats
Justice League
Land of the Lost seasons 1-3
Magilla Gorilla-Punkin puss and Mushmouth-Richochet Rabbit
New Adventures of Batman
New Adventures of Superman
New Adventures of Lone Ranger ansd Zorro-Filmation
Penelope Pittstop
Sabrina
Scooby Doo Meets Batman
Scooby Doo/Dynomutt Hour
Speed Racer
Star Blazers Quest for Iscandar
Starblazers Comet Empire
Superman Animated series
Superman Doomsday
Superfriends
Thundercats Season 1 and 2
TopCat
Tom and Jerry Spotlight Collection
Spiderman- 1967
Voltron seasons 1-2
Yogi Bear Show W/Snagglepuss and Yakee Doodle

[HardyGirl]

I have a massive collection of 70s Saturday morning stuff, (list is too extensive to name, seriously!), but I have some Hanna Barbera, Filmation, De Patie/Freleng. I supplement what I don't have by watching YouTube.

[spaceace35]

i have a huge amount of cartoon series on dvd too
some are listed on my dvd list but most that i have arent yet

[jwyblejr]

With Boomerang you just have to know what's on and when. The best time to watch is when they have what they call "No Undies Monday". That's when they'll show most of the older stuff.

[jwyblejr]

Just noticed today Laffalympics is back on Boomerang. It seems they get dusted off every two years when they're having the real Olympics.

[toys2cool]

I have some Flintstones,scooby,all Gi joes,Transformers,Jem,Thundercats,some Batman animated, and stuff like that

[YoungOnce]

It's hard to beat the Tex Avery stuff. My kids die laughing at the older cartoons.

[Hector]

Looney Tunes and Tom & Jerry are my favorites.

[UnderdogDJLSW]

My 5 yr. old daughter has been discovering my Looney Tunes DVDs. I found on ebay really cheap a bunch of the Chuck Jones baseball cards for her to look at so she wouldn't have to mess with my collection. The other day my 3 year old walks up to me stares at me for a few seconds and then says "Wabbit Season." I'll have to explain that one to the teachers at child care.

I also have a lot of the Filmation stuff (Star Trek, Flash Gordon, Superman, Batman), Underdog (of course), Speed Racer, and the Popeye collection that came out

[toysrus]

Thundarr

Thundarr the barbarian was always a fav for me. Why isnt that out there on DVD yet?

Or the entire set of the Herculoids on dvd?

[mego73]

I have lots of 1970's Saturday Morning cartoons (a lot bought and a lot recorded from Boomerang). I just got a few episodes of Valley Of The Dinosaurs. I had totally forgotten about that show.

I am hoping that Boomerang starts showing Sealab 2020 someday. I want good copies of that show pretty bad.

[jwyblejr]

They use to but not any more.