When I was growing up, there were virtually no cartoons on Sundays. If you got up really early, you might be able to catch Jem, Reading Rainbow, or maybe Ulysses 31. We only had 3 channels, though.
Yeah. I think it wasn't until like 89-90, that Sunday mornings had actually had cartoons on with any regularity. Even then, they usually were c-list cartoons that you didn't really care about. Prior to that, there might be the occasional biblical themed animated show, but those were just about as unappealing has having to sit through the Shepard's Chapel Sermons at 5:30am on Saturday mornings wanting for cartoons to come on at 6:00.
I feel sorry for you then. We had so many cartoons on Sunday that they had to show them at night. Jem, Rainbow Bright, Ulysses 31, and the Popples aired from 7pm=9pm
_Robotix_ had some underrated, next level animation. Man, Sunday morning was all about _Kids Incorporated,_ _Bionic Six,_ _Street Frogs,_ & _Tiger Sharks_ in my city.
The cartoon for this Super Sunday are made by Marvel-Sunbow Productions and Hasbro Studios is: “Robotix The Movie” acts 2 & 3 @ 4:35 & 25:50 (sorry, no Jem and the Holograms episode in this aside from the opening and closing song at the beginning of this video @ 0:32 & 2:58) & “Bigfoot and The Muscle Machines part 2” @ 13:10.
