I really enjoyed the Rupert Bear comics. I've also enjoyed Pooh as well.

I'm not familiar with Paddington Bear however. Does he have a cartoon or comic strip?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddington_Bear

I just remember him in children's books. What shows did you watch as a small kid? I watched Winnie the Pooh (The one where it was actors in costumes), Dumbo's Circus, Mr. Rogers, Sesame Street, Loony Tunes, Merry Melodies, all the Disney Shorts.

As follows:

Mr. Rogers

Sesame Street

Loony Tunes

Dexter's Laboratory

Sleeping Beauty

Lassie

Leave It To Beaver

The Andy Griffith Show

Peanuts AKA Snoopy

And this one show with a dwarf and rabbit or something like that. I don't know the name of it as I was to young at the time.

That's about all I can think of. I did not really watch shows when I was real young because I enjoyed books a lot more than shows and I also watched more films than cartoons.

Fritz the Cat:cool:

Who's Bad? Who's Bad? Who's Bad?


Let me tell ya your doing wrong your doing wrong! Shamon


Ahhhh ey ey ey Shamon!


WHO's BAD

Priceless matey. Absolutely priceless.

BTW Rocket that Fritz the Cat is cute and very, very funny. I like that image ya posted.

Redeemed, when you say, "Jonny Quest: The Original Series", I'm assuming you mean "Jonny Quest" (the original '60s series)? Filmation did an animated "Flash Gordon" in '79/'80 and it was absolute dynamite but I think you're referring to the '90s version? The reason I ask is because those are the only 2 options I could possibly vote for (if I was to vote).
Hey, where's Gomer in your list? It's linked to Andy Griffith (as I'm sure you know) just like Beverly Hillbillies/Petticoat Junction/Green Acres were all connected. (I was always partial to "Francis, The Talking Mule" over "Mister Ed".:p)

Anyway, Lonsome, I'm with you on this. More TRUE classics:

I Dream of Jeannie
The Munsters
Gilligan's Island
M*A*S*H*
Happy Days
Diff'rent Strokes
Barney Miller
Three's Company (adapted from the UK's "Man About The House")
Family Ties
etc.

...and that's just the live-action comedy category! I could go on and on about this sh*t all day so I'll try and refrain.:o
:up:"Green Hornet" was very cool (including the theme tune). "All in the Family" was a ground-breaking show and a household staple in the '70s. A true CLASSIC because people are still enjoying it today. Dick Van Dyke was superb in his day ("Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", anyone?) but, yeah, Mary Tyler Moore in capri pants was an eye-popper. She looked way better on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" then she did later on her own program (another classic).
Heh, heh. Robert Plant. Led Zep live. "Stairway";)
Sorry, Redeemed, but this is probably the funniest thing I've read on here in awhile.:D Fritz is cute? That's a new one! From what I gather, you would not like it at all. (Sex, drugs, foul language & sinful behaviour:eek:). Don't confuse Fritz with "Felix the Cat" or "Top Cat".;)

Stoo, you have to admit, beyond ANYTHING else, Fritz IS cute!

Okay, here two more great classic, clean and wonderful shows!





BTW I was indeed speaking of the classic Jonny Quest.

i was upset at nurhachi1991 don't u get it.

Not when you type like a 5-year old with ADHD who just drunk a can of redbull after smoking crack.

Father Knows Best? Are you for real?

That was one great program, howbeit not as great as The Adamms Family.

Yet no character will ever be as memorable as Lily Munster. She was my favorite as a child and she still is my favorite. Out of all the TV women and girls and I enjoyed as a little boy Lily Munster and Nefertari from the classic The Ten Commandments.

Yeah the Addams family was great too...but in a different way. Morticia was hot, (Carolyn Jones) but Christina Ricci in the film...

Anne Baxter from the 10 Commandments was picked for a reason hmmmm. Boobs! Not a big fan of bangs though...you listening girls?
Always loved that film. She was easy to look at, always liked Rosalind Russel, (speaking of old timers) just a pretty face...

Look pal, lets not get dangerous. I liked the Addams Family not for the girls but because it had a far better sensible story plot and better quality than the Munsters. BTW i did NOT like Anne Baxter for sick porno reasons dude, she was just cool to me.

Sick porno reasons? Boobs? Easy to look at? (Anne Baxter's character was conniving twisted self righteous opportunist and a whore...that's cool to you?)

I'm sorry if your parents mediate your posts, but that's plain silly.

Boobs are wonderfull! They're god given theme parks for adults! I know you have to keep up appearences for mom and dad, but you're not fooling me...unless you're an ass man.

Are you an ass man?

ROFL!



Your continual indignation at anything sexual is absolutely hilarious.




Christianity, breeding serial killers for 2000 years!



Oh, and Anne Baxter was a babe. I have a total retrospective crush on her. I'd like to part her Red Sea...

Comeon man...even you know better than that!

People corrupt things...it's not Christianity.

Sure, but allow me to have my fun.


I do take beef not with the basic tenets of Christianity (or any religion for that matter), it's how man has corrupted the ideals to fit their own prejudice that I find really appalling.

Chiefly among them, sexuality as it's come to be presented in Christianity is something I find wholly troublesome. It has come to promote denial and repression of basic, inherent instinct that I find extremely dangerous.

Go to it!


Hey you see how easily they're led astray, don't give them such a simple reason to marginalize you...

I am a Christian, and I agree with this fully. I am respecting you more and more each post, RA.

My parents don't guide my postings dude. I thought you were suggesting that I was a PLAYBOY or something like that.

I am 20 years old and I do as I please. However I do have moral principles dang it.

Furthermore I was not trying to insult you or anything and I'm sorry if I offended you.

No big deal...I thought most guys were big fans of boobs. That's all...:up:

Sorry if I offended you! :hat:

Not to stray from the topic at hand, but. . .
Redeemed, are you single? If so, how can you honestly say that you are not attracted to a woman's body?
When I first met my wife, I loved her personality, but I also liked her "assets" a great deal also.

I know you believe in God (as do I), but did he not make us humans to be physically attracted to one another? How else would we mate and expand the population?

Ah, it's okay man. I've always liked girls all around. I like Chinese, Latino and Ebony girls. Like TobyMac says welcome to diverse city.

It's ok! Don't worry! No one would ever mistake you for a "playboy".

Wow...sorry Redeemed, but that was funny!:hat:

GUYS GET BACK ON TOPIC!!!!!! I'm a girl and you PLAYBOYS are talking about alot of insulting stuff, if my friend saw this she would have alot to say to u boys and my brother. BTW I really like the Goomer Poewll show its pretty funny and family friendly.

Well I've been watching Leave It To Beaver these past few weeks and I'm deeply in love with the show all over again.



I'ts truly a classic if I ever saw one. Man, Eddie is the best character along with Beaver's mother and father.



I also think that Lost in Space deserves a revival be re-airing the original program on television or giving it a new television series. Dr. Smith, Will, Don, Robot and Penny were my all time favorite characters!

Forget big boobs it's all about big asses! :up:

Very true. I like big butts and I cannot lie! :p

Best of Dr. Smith and Will Robinson






The Best of Penny Robinson

Emil Stitka was in Lost in Space?

One of my all time favorite classic shows is I Dream of Jeannie. In my opinion there is no other such program that can ever top I Dream of Jeannie.



I've never really been into the whole Genie genre but I've really enjoyed both WayForward's Shontae and TV Land's I Dream of Jeannie.

While I'm feeling nostalgic I guess it would not hurt to suggest that Universal could create a new I Dream of Jeannie animated television series for Cartoon Network with the same music as is used in the above intro for the original show and draw the characters in the same art style as in the above video.

They could even create comics or manga, TCG and revive the whole I Dream of Jeannie franchise for a new generation.

I simply can't get enough of I Dream of Jeannie! :hat:

A manga I dream of Genie? What next a Manga Gilligans Island :p

You know, that would kinda work.

Good one lol :D. I can't stand that i Dream of Jeannie:eek: :sick:.

I don't know much about Gilligan's Island. I thought that ABC's Lost was a remake of Gilligan's Island to be quite honest.

I've always enjoyed comics and so when I was introduced to manga back in 2004/2006 I was head over heels with the exciting Japanese take on what we in the West know as comics. I really would love to see an animated I Dream of Jeannie program on either Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network. Hopefully if you guys are willing to work with me I'll create a petition and mail it or e-mail it to Universal Studios and pay a visit to the Cartoon Network office here in Atlanta, GA and see what I can get done. So how about it guys? Could you help me get a I Dream of Jeannie petition?




Again as I said before the new animated show must be drawn in the same style as in the opening animated sequence for the I Dream of Jeannie 1960's show that I posted earlier.



BTW I've discovered that Airwave is currently publishing I Dream of Jeannie comics and below is a cover to one of them.



Furthermore I also wonder if any of you guys liked the classic Bewitched?

Reedeemed have you ever seen Ergo Proxy?

No, I have not seen or heard of Ergo Proxy. What is it about Nurachi?

Nurachi1991 is that the anime at the following link what you were asking me about?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergo_Proxy

If so I've noticed that the article states that the show made references to Alice in Wonderland.

Yeah thats the show. My girlfriend LOVES it and was showing me episodes. I'm not really an Anime guy I prefer American Cartoons but this show is pretty cool.

I'm glad there bring Zorro back, I think this is the best epi.

I'll be completely honest. when Disney would show the Zorro reruns back in the early nineties that's when I would turn the channel off.Never was into Zorro.

How come? The show is very family friendly and it has lots of humor.

I was young and foolish!

I'll give it another try though.

Ok wonderful Doc! ;).

I would love to see them bring back Wonder Woman. I can remember havin the Wonder Woman Underoos, lasso, headband and bracelets.

Wonder Woman made me do one thing: Fall in love with Lynda Carter.

Good Lord that woman. Beautiful.

Carry on.

YOU are NOT ALLOWED to watch either I Dream of Jeannie or Bewitched. "Get thee to a nunnery" (Shakespeare). In your own words...:whip:
Anyway, the live-action opening credits for the 1st season of "Jeannie" are much better than the animated version and Barbara Eden was hotter than Elizabeth Montgomery (from "Bewitched").
I wonder what your family would think of this movie: Zorro, the Gay Blade. It came out the same year as "Raiders".