As a sci-fi nerd I liked this one...

of Rocky and Bullwinkle

I love that he was always such a smart ass.

Guess I don't know my own strength! -Bill Scott

Now here's something you'll really like! ~June Foray

The very best

at the time!

Along with his gang.

Regards,
Sorghum Crow

Did you ever notice that in all the cartoons we loved as kids, ALL the main characters were male? There was Cindy (Yogi Bear’s girlfriend), Granny in the Tweety Bird cartoons, etc. Every female was a wife, girlfriend or mother of the main characters. Pisses me off to this day.

in 1969, but maybe Scooby and Shaggy were more prominent in the show than they were. I think you had to wait for until Josie and the Pussycats for truly female leads.

Mighty Mouse was another. When I was growing up in the late fifties, our local movie house showed Saturday cartoons for a few hours after noontime, had to get all the chores done first.

Sort of James Bond as a kid. His father’s side, Race Bannon, was a cool side kick.

That's all folks!

I’m comin’ Beany Boy!

Though I liked Rocky & Bullwinkle a lot, top.
But, I was a Warner Brothers kid & still am.

Bugs!

And anything else that Mel Blanc and the WB team touched.

I think my fave was the Pink Panther - cartoon version of course.

My childhood was before their time. Mine was Crusader Rabbit.

The adversaries.

I was always a Warner Bros. cartoon lover first and foremost, although I loved Rocky and Bullwinkle, too.

“Ah say, ah say, that kid’s about as sharp as a bowling ball …”. Bugs Bunny opera, Elmer Fudd singing “Kill The Wabbit”…..Chip and Dale planting their vegetable garden…..Fractured Fairy Tales…..
Just a few I remember off the top of my head that I enjoyed.

But I also loved Sherman and Professor Peabody, as well as Boris, Natasha, and Dudley Doright.

coyote and road runner . beep beep. tom and jerrry ( cat and mouse ) jetsons the furst run. fave episode , jet screamer the rock star. he really cared about the older sis.

Voiced by Wally Cox.