NBC Saturday Morning Cartoon Line up with Commercials (1977) 

I liked it because in had that Looney Tunes look & your right it was like a cooler Roadrunner

It was never underrated. I watched it since it debuted in 1969, and everyone talked about it.

Pink Panther is the first TV show that I was into when I was about 2 years old. I love it, and it is underrated. Fat Albert is another great cartoon that is underrated, but Pink Panther is beyond classic. Happy cartooning!

@@Doggeslife i loved it as a kid .. also loved tom slick, george of the jungle and super chicken.

The more I watch PP now the more I fall in love with it. The old and new movies are classic and this cartoon is a top 10 for sure!!!

yup

Maybe late 50s at best. I'm 52 and was in first grade

That is awesome!

Couldn't agree more!

@Anjali Callipari omg sounds tempting :)

I was 16 and it was wonderful.

The Champion of ALL CHAMPIONS! Floats like a 🦋butterfly!🦋 Stings like a 🐝bee!🐝 He took on anyone thought they were better than the Muhammad Ali! This man turned Boxing into a global phenomenon! His attitude and his charisma were matched by no one! He truly was THE BEST OF ALL TIME, BAR NONE!

Remember to read the back of the cereal box too .

@@RWildekrav66 And don't forget to get the toy inside the box.

Thank you!!

Loved King Vitaman. Along with Quake, Crisp & Cap’n Crunch

how much you charge for 10 sec animation piece. monemedia83@gmail

I didn't realize till I saw the documentary on the Space Sentinels DVD that she was the leader of the team!

Not sure if "prescient" quite fits, as all of those things were issues long before the Pink Panther was even created.

​@@Desslar They definitely were.

yup

Same here. As soon as the Pink Panther was over, I switched between ABC and CBS for the rest of the morning fare until Noon

i can dig it

Glad you enjoy it!

How so? I know the music of 77 was great.

thanks

Glad you enjoyed it

I noticed they had a lot of animal live action stuff

Yes, wake up early and watching toons with a big bowl of cereal 🥣. When American Bandstand or Soul Train would come on then you knew the fun was over until next weekend

lol.me too .what a flashback...I want the super friends too

Awesome, thank you!

@@MoneMedia How did you aquire this treasure trove of Saturday morning video goodness?

@@mysteriomarvel933 i followed the tv schedule and put them together myself

@@MoneMedia See it's that kind of DEDICATION that makes some Channels GREAT, and some eh. Your channel falls into the EXCEPTIONAL CATEGORY! The time these videos take is not simply point click and save. As you said you followed the schedule and put these together yourself. However the creative side is just one aspect. The editing, the entire project and video takes time, effort, and again dedication!👏 Thank you Sir, for giving us 70's kids a blast from the past. A quick time jump back to the 70's. Many great memories and wonderful times were spent in front of the 📺TV📺 on Saturday mornings. Either with friends, family, and even days by myself, my Mego Superheroes line-up doing battle. Or my Hot Wheels cars lined up to race!🏁🏎 I can remember having Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, Quisp, or the little multipack mini boxes. They had 6, 8, and 12 ct. Kelloggs had 🍎🍎🍏🍏🍎🍎🍏🍏-Jacks,🐯Frosted🐯🐯Flakes🐯, 🦤Fruit Loops🦤, and more. I'm not as familiar with Big g multipacks. 🏈🏀Wheaties⚾️🥊,☘☘Lucky☘Charms☘☘. Post Cereal I don't remember having 6 or 8 pks. But I LOVED Fruity Pebbles. I didn't like Cocoa Pebbles? Now I LOVE Cocoa Pebbles, and eh on Fruity Pebbles. So many great memories. My Dad would occasionally make breakfast. He made an egg sandwich that NOBODY, even me, and I watched him make them, yet NOBODY can replicate how awesome they were. Mmm-Mmmm! Sorry, but they were sooo good! Then Mom would come into the living room after coffee and the paper. Saturday's she'd 😴sleep😴 in. She worked her butt off! My Mom was AMAZING! She'd come into the living room about 10:45-11:00am. Because @ 10am the Bugs🐰Bunny🐰/Roadrunner Show was on. It lasted until 11am. Then the cartoons came to an end and the "syndicated" shows came on. At 11:00am Star Trek the Original Series was on. Mom loved that show. That and Kung Fu with David Carradine, oh and Emergency. Kung-Fu came on at 1pm. But at noon Mom and I would watch AWA ALL⭐STAR WRESTLING! From 12:00-1:00 we'd yell at the 📺TV!📺 We cheered for the High Flyers (Greg Gagne & Jumpin' Jim Brunzell), who always were "messed" with by Bobby the Brain Heenan and his band of baddies. Nick Bockwinkle was the🏆Champion.🏆 Verne Gagne was a kinda sorta Vince McMahon, except he was a full-time wrestler, then became Owner I guess. The or DA CRUSHER! He was the BIG LUG...Kids loved him. He came to a Target store on 27th street way back in early to mid 70's. He took pics with kids and fans. I also remember going to County Stadium 🏟 for Brewers games. Staying after the games until 12-1am for autographs. Most of them always signed. FOR FREE! Unlike now where some "athletes" want $25-50.00 a signature. My point is these days are MISSED! SORELY MISSED! The 70's were awesome especially for a kid. You could play outside and not be afraid of some freak grabbing you. There were ALWAYS families and neighbors outside washing a car, cutting grass, cooking out, or just relaxing. Saturday Mornings were so much fun. Simple some may say. No internet, no "streaming", no📱📱📱📱Smartphones📱📱📱📱, just -->☎️☎️ & --> 📞 📞 📞 📞 📞, no--> 🖥🖥🖥🖥, just -->📺📺📺📺, and NO📀DVD's💿CD's💿Blu-rays📀, just 📼VHS📼📼Tapes📼. Actually those came a bit later. Also letters slowly dropped off📗📃📩📨✉. Mail was replaced by📧📧E-mail📧📧. Someone else mentioned sledding and or tobogganing, snowball fights, and just enjoying the outdoors!Those days, those simple wonderful days are a distant memory. Sorry for yapping, but these are wonderful memories, wonderful people, and wonderful times. Thank you again! God Bless and take care sir!

Wow time flies by so darn fast! How do you find your videos that we grew up watching?

Awesome NBC Saturday Morning lineup featuring The Pink Panther & C.B. Bears! Keep up the great work!

Thanks again!

His Voice is being performed by Dallas McKennon, probably most famous for his work as Gumby. He's a fairly prolific cartoon voice actor, however he usually performs whacky sidekicks, animals, and non-human characters, so I have to agree... casting him as the teenage protagonist who's ostensibly considered "The Cool Kid in School" at Riverdale High does seem like a very odd casting choice to say the least. I mean, his voice just evokes this strange animosity in me towards the character. It kind of makes me want watch him be thrown into a pit of venomous snakes. What are your feelings on that, Archie? 1:20:54 Really? Okay, well, you're the boss. Throw him to the snakes!

Yeah, wtf was that bonkers shhhh???

Thank you kindly!

Glad you enjoyed it

Any time!

I would love to do ABC and CBS but they have the copywritten cartoons...scoob,superfriends, looney, flinstones etc...

Cool!

sure did

Thirty years. Love the voices too. Wise old owl is Paul Wenchel, Dick Dasterdly

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so you got to experience the 70s Saturday mornings.

searching high and low

i think they did it for jedi too