Who's the oldest here?
 

What's the oldest cartoon you can remember watching?

For me it's Felix The Cat or maybe Gigantor. Not sure which is older.

Gigantor site:
http://www.gigantor.org

Theme song:
http://www.gigantor.org/sounds/gigantor.wav

Speed Racer, Underdog, Wacky Races...

whoa, having major 60's flashback :)

Popeye The Sailor Man comes to mind :)

& Go Go Gophers, Dudley Do Right, Tennesse Tuxedo, Roger Ramjet, Bullwinkle!

--- Art

How about Hong Kong Fuey the number one super guy :D

Ricochet Rabbit, and a non-cartoon shows - H&R Puff -n- stuff and Sigmund and the seamonsters - LOL!

Scooby |potleaf|Doobie |potleaf| Doo

I remember Marine Boy, and of course Kimba the white lion, lol
http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/kids/marineboy.htm
http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/kids/kimba.htm

Anyone who is real old and from the Philly area should remember the Gene London show :)

Heckle and Jeckle (They never show this cartoon, haven't seen it in ages)

Mighty Mouse (They never show this either)

Woody Woodpecker (Yet again, they don't show it on cable...also all the side cartoons that went with Woody, Chilly Willy, Wilbur the pig, andy panda).

Courageous Cat (Good luck finding this on cable tv).

foghorn leghorn and I still get a good laugh out of those cartoons

Dora The Exporer :D

I'm must be the oldest here. I loved the Bozo show I was even on the local one when I was a little girl.....yikes ;)

Exploring Dora have we? :D

The very first mickey mouse cartoons and the very first Buggs Bunny cartoons.
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Dr. Snuggles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steamboat Willie

I remember the Smurfs :D

Where's Chop when you need him? I bet Chop's childhood memories involve sitting around the wireless listening to those wacky-ass radio shows.

Life with out cable anyone? Good old 3 channels and UHF if you had it :)

beanie and cecil the seasick sea serpent

Roy Rogers followed by Bozo..who i think is still on WGN in Chicago..

That's the only one that I haven't seen that's listed in this thread.

In addition I also remember Betty Boop, Kimba The White Lion, George Of The Jungle and Mighty Mouse.

I know these aren't really that old but aren't "The Road Runner" and "Tom and Jerry" at least worth a mention?

Not a cartoon, but Muffin The Mule is one of my earliest memories. That and Andy Pandy, The Flowerpot Men and The Wooden Tops.

You ever start wondering why there was only one female smurf for a complete population of male smurfs? And people wonder why they were fucking blue.

You know that vanity smurf was filling in when smurfette was too tired...but I digress.

Captain Kangaroo - (not really a cartoon)
Loved the Road Runner and Wiley Coyete (sp?) At least Roger Rabbit kept the Acme Corporation alive :D

The Magic Garden was funny with the chuckle patch and that pink squirrel in the tree
Someone I know is related to one of the girls that was on the show. I went to her house and they had the whole tape collection, so I just had to ask where they got the tapes - lol!

Bill

Oh, I forgot about that show until you mentioned it...yeah that was great.

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Courageous cat and minute mouse and mighty mouse.
Thats the first I can remember.

You can get them on DVD lol http://www.toontracker.com/courcat/courcat.htm

lol, well heck I have a huge dvd library...I'm putting them on my list of things to get.

I remember a 3 hour kid variety show called Wonderama when I was a tiny kid. I watched it every Saturday morning.

me to LOL didnt think anyone would and I liked that very much when I was a little one...

Oh yes, Wonderama. Kids are people too, hehe. I used to call it by that name because of that song they'd always sing.

Yeah plateman, marine boy rocked, lol.

Here is more on Hong Kong Phooey
http://www.jedisparadise.co.uk/index...g_Phooey.htm&1

I remember Davie and Goliath |couch|
And Gumby

I did listen to "The Shadow" on the radio and bet you already guessed the "Grand Ole Orpy" and the "Louisana Hayride".

The first aminated cartoons I remember were seen at the movies - "Tom and Jerry", "Woody Woodpecker", and "Mr. McGoo."

Mississippi did not get a TV station until 1953 and it was a uhf channel and could not reach but a few miles outside of Jackson. In 1954, we got our first TV. Captain Kangroo came on that year but the first tv program I saw was Howdy Doody.

Buncha old farts! ;) I don't remember hardly any of the ones you guys are talking about. For me it was Transformers, Thundercats, Smurfs, PeeWee's Playhouse, etc.

the oldest cartoon movie for me is Felix the Cat..:)

When I was a kid He-Man was hot, so were Transformers (first edition)

I always loved a daily dose of Tom & Jerry :)
Mr Magoo used to crack me up too.