abc Saturday Morning Bumper History 1974-2002 DEFINITIVE VERSION 

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Let's go deeper what about the Claymation bumpers and beyond (After these Messages; We'll Be Right Back 🤠)

ONLY IN THE FASHION IT WAS FOR THE FIRST 2 SEASONS. 3RD SEASON WAS DECENT, BUT 4TH AND 5TH REALLY SUCKED.

Creepy Sun Demon? Are you talking about Sparky from the ASU Sun Devils?

I tried turning down the audio in the video editor I was using to make it less loud Pretty sure the distortion was a result of either a crummy television set recording that tape, or years of degradation

Not creepy. Just odd.

@@GokuMcDuck Don't forget about the claymation bumpers from 1987

I called them "Olive Jar", to name them after Olive Jar Animation, the studio that animated them.

​@@WillCWilsonah ok. I was wondering where that came from. It's just so absurdly nostalgic. Those ones are so ingrained in my head. Especially being how young I was when they were in use. It's like "core memory unlocked!"

Yes. Because they are from Warner Bros. Family Entertainment.

Well, Funshine Saturday was probably when you were much younger

@@WillCWilson I was watching ABC before that campaign, with Super Friends, Lassie's Rescue Rangers, Hong Kong Phooey and the awful Lost in Space cartoon, among others. I remember all of those pretty well, but not these bumpers. Not in the least.

I did the CBS bumper history [except it goes up to 1997]

How about the next abc Saturday morning because you forgot abc kids it’s a Saturday morning block too

​@@SKV_TheWarpStarDude FYI ABC kids repeated after 2006 the only thing that didn't repeat was power rangers

he furgot about that hahahaha

ABC Kids literally just repeated itself after 2006. The only exception was Power Rangers though.

Yep. A great collection to be sure but NOT the definitive yet. 😊

There's only one problem, though; @kootunesscrewy. It wasn't always on, the downside varies depending on the specified kind of said show; First up is Wild Force, also known in Japanese as Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger. Little to nothing has changed, however. This Super Sentai relied on the power of the animal kingdom, thus linking it to the Morphin Grid. There were stylized golden cellular phones that allowed them to morph and prepare for battle. They also held something else, spherical crystals which when placed in the hilts of sabers allow them to summon and control their Zords. It can look like either mammals, birds, fish, or reptiles(alligator 🐊 only). There were no zords that look like amphibians. Unfortunately, some of them were stolen by Zen-Aku(now Merrick Balition, 6th Ranger of PRWF); when in fact he has Zords already. With allies like Princess Shayla and Animus, they sure can give the Orgs what for. But like I told you before, it wasn't always on. The American Broadcasting Company would sometimes refuse to air Wild Force. Said channel would often show a preemption notice stating that those who were just about to watch it would unfortunately have to be waiting until next Saturday. For some folks, their children's behavior would be zoological; alerting the parents to tell the kids to stop misbehaving immediately. 'Twas a jungle out there!

Moving right along to Ninja Storm, also known in Japanese as Ninpuu Sentai Hurricanger. Sadly, this Super Sentai now has a character who passed away. They are a force of nature, protecting the Earth 🌎 from Lothor and his horde of horrendous hoodlums. The character in question is Shane Clarke, the Red Ranger. When not in battle, he's on his skateboard that allowed him to perform tricks. Tori Hansen, the Blue Ranger. Actually, she's too blue because blue is the color of the ocean; wherever she surfs. Don't forget Waldo Brooks, also known as Dustin; the Yellow Ranger. Why that nickname? Because of the way he rides motorcycles, that's why! Then there's Hunter and Blake, they're the Bradley brothers. One is crimson, the other is navy. They are taught by their sensei, who's been morphed into a Guinea pig and Cam Watanabe. He, too was the 6th Ranger; one who's green. His Zord is a stylized helicopter, as the rotors are shaped like a shuriken. During later battles, he plays an electric guitar that allowed him to pilot what appeared to be a white "wooly" mammoth. But Ninja Storm also wasn't always on every Saturday, either. Kids and children were miserable, but they luckily weren't misbehaving. Were they feeling under the weather?