Television Name that Cartoon.

correct. your go Basher.

 

I wasn't completely sure. The cat also looked like Mr. Jinks.

Next one will be another one I liked.

 

Street sharks!

 

Correct your turn. I was surpised someone got it right away. I didn't a lot of people watched it.

 

Someone can take it, I cannot think of a cartoon.

 

I'll take it. I finally found a good one.

 

This is just a wild guess based on the looks of the blond guy but is it "Knights of the Zodiac"

 

Nope, that's wrong.

 

voltron but i doubt it

 

OMFG COBRA > ALLES!

- Teddz

If you didn't understand that...it's the anime Cobra, which was the sexiest thing alive when I was young.

 

Yep, it's Cobra. Your go Teddz.

 

Hmm...Try this.

Legends...

BTW: A little request here:

Does anyone remember a show that had 4-5 dinosaurs who could transform into superhyper robotthemed superheroes? They had a van and through an automatic door at some alley, they drive out to stop crime. And day, they wear trenchcoats to hide their true identities...I remember the title had pinkish neon-light theme

Man that show rocked, and if you guys were wondering what channel it aired, I think it was TCC (UK) and I think the show had it's origins in New Zeeland...

 

that show is on pbs i was going to posdt it but then thought. it's not a cartoon. i forgot what it is though.

 

That looks like Banana Splits! It must be!

 

"Traaalala lalalalaaa traalala lalalalaaaaaaaa..."

Yasuko, your go!

- Teddz

 

It has been a while. I wonder where Yasku went of too. Anyway next one.

 

Heheh I know that one. The Gary Coleman show. Pretty stupid show if you ask me but oh well

Anyway, here's this one. Extra credit if you know the title and political circumstances regarding that particular episode.

 

C'mon guys, you can do it. OK a hint.

This cartoon was made in 1952.

 

I remember seeing that I-don't-know-how-many-millions-of-times but I don't remember the name. Give us like this first word if there's more than one or like the first couple of letters or something.

 

OK OK here's a final hint. The author is Tex Avery, and this particular cartoon has been deemed "culturally significant" by the Library of Congress and was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry. Ironically, it was later censored due to the appearance of racial stereotypes (very funny, btw - so the censored version is not nearly half as funny), so to get the full version you have to search p2p networks under the title "banned cartoons".

That should be enough. Guessing the full name will just take a bit of googling.