The History of Hanna BARBERA (Part 1) - Episode 3 

Top cat was so underrated good show 🐈 🗑 it was a classic that and Felix the cat

thank you so much for commenting. i appreciate it. i conclude the history of Hanna Barbera on tommorrow's episode. definitely be on the lookout for it. i loved Hong Kong Phooey. I watched it on reruns. My era with them was mostly 85-90.

The Snorks,Pound Puppies and Fantastic Max are 3 HB Saturday Morning Cartoons I watched during the 80s. Born in 1982 here.

yes indeed. they will get an episode of their own very soon. to end the season. their story have to be told.

Dude Hanna is a fucking genius he made Tom and Jerry too he literally made our childhood 😭 everybody's

Thank you so much, Wade. I truly appreciate it. this channel and series are for viewers like you. Any info and nostalgia you can get out of it, feels me with excitement and happiness

Much appreciated! I don't believe in taking any shortcuts to bring out content. i am very serious about curating the animation experience. it's everything to me. i promise you that i will never take any shortcuts on this channel

can't wait to break on Ruby & Spears Productions. it's gonna be an honor to do them justice. can't wait for you to see it

Buzz Dixon mentioned in an interview that there’s was a script for a new Thundarr series in the 80’s but there was a clash with Hanna Barbera being involved in it. It would be interesting if Warner Bros created a new series of some sort that featured Thundarr. I highly recommend watching the lords of light feature. It was a great interview with the late animators Ruby & Spears.

thank you for answering back. I appreciate it so much. first of, you havd commercial breaks from WPIX 11. that was incredible to me. it's stuff like that make me want to do what i do and i know it's the same with you as well. and you are right. it's up to people like us to preserve animation history and keep nostalgia alive. it's being forgotten over time. your sentiments and mine are the same. i'm definitely staying in to curate more of the experience

they definitely were. they pumped out so much throughout the whole company's output. it was great covering them. we will never seee a animation studio like Hanna Barbera ever on American shores again. this was definitely a personal favorite of mine to cover.

@@thecartooncurator one thing I really HATED about them is that none of their shows ever had a proper series finale where the main dilemma of the protganists gets resolved , for example - Dino Boy still stuck in the valley - tourists still trapped in the dinosaur plateau - the 2 teens still stuck in arabian magic land with Shazzan - Penelope Pitstop still on the run from the Hooded Claw etc etc etc , the only one which came closer was Space Ghost when the villains were suposedly blown up and Sky Commanders came close to a proper finale , and you can argue The Flintstones got closure with those early 90s animated movies another issue with them is the cut corners maybe a bit too much , they recycled music cues and sounds so much it got really annoying, for example same gun shots used in nearly every of their output or the limited animation with the looping backgrounds

Lol w.b almost did it with animaniacs and pinky and the brain and the loony toons reboot

wow. thank you. i greatly appreciate it. this meant a lot to me. this is a passion of mine that is done with love and careful consideration. definitely subscribe the channel indeed. i have way more than this down the pipeline. especially a huge endeavor that will tell a story that befell every kid growing up, watching cartoons. stay tuned for that

who doesn't love the amazing Tom and Jerry? they are so timeless. even though the cartoons are vintage, they are like wine. they have gotten better as they aged. you are one of the few i have encountered that never fully loved Hanna Barbera. even so, one thing you have to admit: their dedication to making TV animation was unlike any other studio ever and since.

I do want to touch on Van Beuren Studios very soon. They were quite interesting albeit not too well known

Welcome aboard! i appreciate this. glad you are a subscriber. i have many more in store. i wanted to preserve the experience in a way i knew how. that's me, giving back to you, the viewer.

thank you so much, Patrick. Just hard at work doing these episodes. I have been improving more upon the audio side of thing. i appreciate the feedback immensely. it goes a long way

no, i am actually from New Jersey. I am Haitian American so the accent shows through. I am happy you subbed and enjoyed the content. that makes me happy indeed. that you got to relive some part of childhood for an hour or so. that's what it's all about doing this series/channel

@@thecartooncurator Ahhh okay, jersey isnt far removed from NYC so that makes sense. Great stuff, keep up the good work!

interesting that you mentioned these. very interesting. i have something special in the plans for these particular toons. as for Scooby Doo, I touch on him further in Part 2 and 3. thank you so much for watching the content. this means a lot to me. welcome to the gallery, my friend

watch out for your housecat. it hates being put out at night

first of, thank you for subscribing from the UK. never realized that this content would have that scope. i appreciate you for watching. second, it's important because the way they grew up factors into their art heavily. every artist has influences and they usually start out in the home. their upbringing

first of, i am so glad that you watched the content. second, Hanna Barbera hadn't become successful of a studio until Scooby Doo had premiered. I already explained that were histroy before 1969, which is when Scooby Doo, Where Are You? premiered on CBS but it is known fact that Scooby Doo made Hanna Barbera a household name for many reasons. Before Scooby Doo, Hanna Barbera hadn't a successful cartoon outside of the syndication ones they had. Even though The Fintstones was a success on primetime, it hadn't reached the height of household success until it ran as a Saturday morning rerun and in syndication. It was Scooby Doo that made them a household name. It kicked off their tenure on Saturday mornings in the 70s. This is why it had many iterations on the Big Three and it is still going to this day. It's Scooby-Doo who is the mascot of Hanna Barbera....well not anymore since Hanna Barbera doesn't really exist. Lastly, I really watch EVERYTHING I talk on and throughly research EVERYTHING. I take pride in my content and stand by it. Those cartoons you said I didn't watch, I did because they were all in syndication around the 1980s. Once again, thank you for watching

@@thecartooncuratorScooby-Doo really didn’t take off until the franchise moved to ABC in 1976.