Saturday Morning Cartoons
It’s Saturday. Keep your PJs on, grab a bowl of sugary cereal, plop yourself on the floor 9 inches from the TV, and commence mouthbreathing. [via Big Contrarian]
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Eric on Sat, 9th Aug 2008 10:55 pmIt was a great time with nothing but fun cartoons
Gab on Sun, 10th Aug 2008 3:53 pmWow, I remember more of these than I thought I would. “Tiny Toons!” The movie was awesome. I thought it was funny as a kid, but when I got older and thought back on it, I realized the REAL humor in it, the satire, like how it made fun of the consumerism of Disneyland with HappyWorldLand (“Where the fun doesn’t stop/ And only eighty bucks a pop”). And the whole “Deliverance” spoof… Ah, the things you get when you’re older.
My real father watched “Gargoyles” specifically because of the number of “Next Gen” actors that provided voices.