Yacky Doodle
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All the memories going through this thread lol 
I watched
Tom and Gerry
Thunder Cats
Scooby Doo
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The Flintstones
Inspector Gadget
The Smurfs
Looney Tunes
He-Man
Fraggle Rock
There a lot more but I can’t remember them
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I was in my mid 30s when my nephews and nieces ‘forced’ me to watch Scoobie Doo and I hated it too! Not a huge fan of cartoons at the best of times…
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Super Ted
The Wombles
Bananaman
Rainbow
He man
All on a black and white tv
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How did I forget Super Ted and Banana Man 
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I liked your list . Me and you would of been good friends as kids 
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the earliest one i can remember is Champion the wonder horse which was on saturday mornings,loads of others though,i still watch some of these on you tube to this day!!
top cat
scooby doo
wacky races
magic round about
mr ben
inspector gadget
mr magoo
all the looney tunes
hong kong phooey
danger mouse
loads an loads more!!
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Oh I raised on those TV dinners
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All the memories come rushing back! Some of these shows I forgot completely about!
Caption Kangaroo
JP Patches
Bugs Bunny and friends
Walt Disney
Happy Days
Hee Haw
And last but not least
Marine Boy ( I woke up every morning screaming marine boy’s on and as tumbled down the stairs. Mom in the kitchen would say LaVonne’s up. I would then Picking myself off the floor at the bottom of stairs and running to the living room happily watching my show)
https://youtu.be/5v8OJY2CPEU
Great conversion
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That is one of the best episode’s @Matt . I love it when the phone rings. Thanks for sharing! Feeling nostalgic😍
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Who remembers this guy?
Its Captain O.G. Readmore the talking nautically dressed cat who popped in on a cartoon break to tell you to read. It was part of a PSA on American TV for a hot second in the 80s. My sister and I have been looking for his “read more books” song since we saw it the first time.
Lyrics:
I eat books from cover to cover, oh yes ma’am I’m a real book lover, I get nutrition from science fiction, literature was my favorite treat, that is until I learned to read.
And the rest I don’t remember.
Care Bears
Gummy Bears
Smurfs
and Inspector Gadget were my favorites.
Any Looney Tunes, any day.
But Saturdays were cartoon fests from 6 am until noon when the Pat Roberston show came on. Then we switched to wrestling.
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Thats the guy. I loved him. 🩷
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Captain Penny was the local version of Captain Kangaroo. We would watch him then go down for nap time.
“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can’t fool Mom. She’s pretty nice and she’s pretty smart. If you do what Mom says you won’t go far wrong.”
Captain Penny’s Rule (closing every episode)
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This was the main one for me and most Dutch folks my age. De Fabeltjeskrant, or the newspaper of little fables. Five minutes, five days a week, for ten years or so, right before children’s bedtime. Mr. Owl reading from the paper about the happenings in the Big Wood of Animals, like Misses Stork, Miss Ant, The Hamster Sisters, Louis the Fox and Bor the Wolf.
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