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Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
> Forgotten 1970s Cartoons That Deserve a Comeback | Hidden Gems from Saturday
> Morning TV
>
> Remember racing to the TV in your pajamas, cereal in hand, to catch those
> wild, weird, and wonderful Saturday morning cartoons? In this video, we dig
> deep into the vaults of 1970s animation and spotlight the forgotten cartoons
> that truly deserve a comeback.
>
> From the superhero adventures of Spider-Woman to the anime-inspired action of
> Battle of the Planets,

“Inspired”?

It was just a typically bad anime show re-dubbed into English because Frank
had no idea what the people were saying.


the jungle exploits of Jana of the Jungle, and even
> prehistoric family fun in Valley of the Dinosaurs-these animated gems were
> ahead of their time and full of imagination.
>
> We're bringing back the vibe, voice, and visuals of classic Saturday
> mornings-so if you grew up in the '70s (or just love retro cartoons), this is
> your trip down memory lane. Don't miss these underrated 70s cartoons that
> shaped a generation.
>
> Featured Cartoons:
>  • Spider-Woman (1979)
>  • Battle of the Planets (G-Force)
>  • Return to the Planet of the Apes
>  • Jana of the Jungle
>  • The Pebbles and Bamm Bamm Show
>  • Once Upon a Time... Man
>  • Valley of the Dinosaurs
>
> https://youtu.be/Ob3-dAt5mb8?si=huqh6tQPF84werTb
>
>



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The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it is still on my list.

anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

>> Forgotten 1970s Cartoons That Deserve a Comeback | Hidden Gems from
>> Saturday Morning TV
>>
>> Remember racing to the TV in your pajamas, cereal in hand, to catch those
>> wild, weird, and wonderful Saturday morning cartoons? In this video, we
>> dig deep into the vaults of 1970s animation and spotlight the forgotten
>> cartoons that truly deserve a comeback.
>>
>> From the superhero adventures of Spider-Woman to the anime-inspired action
>> of Battle of the Planets,
>
>“Inspired”?
>
>It was just a typically bad anime show re-dubbed into English because Frank
>had no idea what the people were saying.

It was majorly re-edited, too.

I hear the original is quite interesting.