There were two concepts for a Jurassic Park cartoon,one apparently even had a trailer made for it and some artworks for it were released in 2015,and another was supposed to be connected to Jurassic Park 2 and possibly to Jurassic Park Chaos Effect toyline,with mutant dinosaurs such as a two headed T-Rex and some kind of a three headed blob T-Rex,but both shows got cancelled. At least now we have Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous,which is pretty good.
As a Ghostbusters fan I have to bring up some things that were mentioned in this video that aren't correct. The Show stayed on for longer then Five years, as it premiered in 1986 and the last season of episodes were produced and aired in 1992! Also "Citizen Ghost" wasn't the Pilot episode. The pilot episode created was "Killerwatt" but for some reason ABC showed the second episode "Ghost R Us" as the shows premiere. This isn't to be confused with the Promo Pilot that was created to sell the show (which features all Ghostbusters wearing khaki and a Evil Slimer aka "Green Ghost"). The "Citizen Ghost" episode was the Eleventh Episode created by J. Michael Straczynski when he kept getting asked "why's Slimer friends with the Ghostbusters".
I watched all the live action films these cartoons were based on long before my age hit double digits. The issue isn't kids seeing this stuff, it's parents not educating their kids about it
@@ComicBookGuy420 Yeah. My fave is Pepe LePew's first short. Plus that really f'ed up Goofy short where he has to stay home and do all the 50's housewife stuff.
@@bwestacado9643 He took white powder out of a snuff box, snorted it, his eyes went red then he jumped around the room They called it snuff, probably to avoid lawsuits you dumbass
@@RandoLePerson 3-4 seasons is average for a good show, there are tons of shows that existed for way longer than that, such as The Real Ghostbusters and the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
I saw all the films, but I only saw Conan the Adventurer, Real Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice, Back to the Future, Ewoks (tiny bit), and Highlander. For me, Real Ghostbusters was my favorite with Conan being a close second. I actually remember reading old black-and-white Conan magazines when I was younger. So much blood, violence, and nudity, while the animated was shiny clean. Even the serpent men were just turned into smoke and pulled into portals. Conan is now the past of the Marvel universe and Mary Jane actually became Red Sonja during a crossover event.
@@ComicBookGuy420 Leiji Matsumoto's works are legendary. I remember watching a Galaxy Express 999, Interstella 5555, and Space Battleship Yamato at different points in my life.
Of course, it would be important to notice that most of these shows were released as TV animated series-action figure toy line bundles. Some of the toys were really awesome!
In terms of The Real Ghostbusters, it wasn't the creators that wanted a more kid-friendly approach to the show, it was the network execs at ABC spurred on by some child psychologist focus group Head writer, J. Michael Straczynski, who wrote many of the show's "darker" episodes was adamant about maintaining the tone set by season one. The suits disagreed, Straczynski left, but was eventually begged to come back to write a few episodes in later seasons. They just couldn't let a good thing be great. smh. That series could've lasted as long as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had it been left alone
I think it was consultants that the executives brought in to "fix" the Real Ghostbusters that watered it down for younger audiences. The creators resented it. Their frustration was subtlety expressed in the episode "Janine, you've changed".
It´s amazing how the movie cartoons help to expand this amazings franchise, it showed how wonderful they were in their time and how they deserve to be remember
I remember one time I had a dream there was a cartoon show based on "The incredible Melting Man" of all movies. The first episode was a mini remake of the movie where some purple goo that I think was some alien virus or bacteria was what made Steve melt, and the other episodes were just Ted Nelson trying to stop the spread of it. And one episode showed a guy falling into a swamp full of the purple goo, and melting.
I LOVED Conan the Adventurer and Ghostbusters back in the day.......and I was pleasantly surprised to see Mario Brothers mentioned. (It should have been on the list!)
I am both sad and happy. Sad bacause these fine cartoons are offair but happy that you're bringing them back to a good list. Thanks for the good memories of my childhood.
Am surprise they didn't do a Jaws cartoon about Brody and his friends as they hunt Jaws and other dangerous sea creatures and modern-day pirates and wanted criminals of the seas and some mysteries to solved in the dark deep seas I would watch this cartoons if it was on every Saturday morning
Speaking of cartoons based on the written works of Robert E. Howard, I would love to see a Solomon Kane cartoon in the art style used in HBO's Spawn cartoon. I feel that it would be quite fitting. Besides, Solomon doesn't seem to get as much attention as Conan in other forms of creative media. I would suggest something being done with Howard's character of Kull, but that would likely be compared a bit too much to Conan. Honestly Kull is so far the least well known to me, although I hope I will one day be able to change that.
@0:26 "The world of cartoons was a blissful place" I would add that it was a magical era when I get to watch these with my friends at the living room and hade fun discussing the episodes afterwards that we just watched. I don't see my kids do that today with their closest friends.
This video was most enjoyable. I've seen a handful of these shows when I was a kid. And would watch them again. Plus I understand that you people normally don't do a part 2. I think it's worth an exception. Because I think many who watched this video would've been disappointed that their favorites weren't on this video. Please consider this.
I forgot about some of them (Robocop, Highlander, GhostBusters), definitely remembered Conan and Rambo but I was completely unaware of the rest and that's because either they weren't aired in my country or if they were aired, I didn't watched them for some unknown reason.
My era of kids Saturday morning TV shows I feel sorry for kids today they have so much crap shoved in there faces whilst gold like this is NVR shown to them
2:16, I saw some episodes of the show. 5:24, I never saw this show. 8:36, I watched the new RoboCop, but not the original version. 11:50, I saw a Halloween episode but never watched the rest of the show. 14:39, never saw the animated series. 16:41, never seen the animated series. 18:49, this I remember watching!!! 21:53, had no idea they turn this into an animated series! Lol!! 24:30, wow!! Love those guys! Lol!! 26:48, 1.21 Gigawatts Marty!! 29:37, the Ewoks are so cute! 31:39, there can be only one!!
OCP didn't send Alex Murphy into a shoot out hoping him to die. They tried to stop armed robbers who brutally murdered Alex. Since one of the OCP divisions was looking for a suitable donor for it's RoboCop program, Alex was the perfect candidate at the moment.
@@RandoLePerson Except you are wrong. Dick Jones wasn't pushing for this RoboCop project, but for the bigger ED209. Also Jones was working with Boddicker to increase the crime in the city so his policies can be pushed through politically. It was Jones's corporate rival who spearheaded that RoboCop project by going over Jones's head. You might want to rewatch the movie. Again, Alex Murphy's murder wasn't planned, as the video makes it sound like. He definitely became the right person at the right time when Bob Morton, Jones's rival, pitched it to the "Old Man". Murphy wasn't chosen ahead of time. He just happened to "die" when the project got green lit.
11:45 there was already a anima show called "GHOSTBUSTERS" fetering a ghostbuster that was a arangatang so to avoid a lawsuit the name of this show was called "THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERES"
I hate to be ' That Guy', but it was a Parenting/ TV ethics group , not the show runners or creators, who changed The Real Ghostbusters after season 1. The 80s suffered with this as they thought Janine changed to be ' the mother of the group' ( even though she defeated a Ghost in Gozers class) and shouldn't have pointed glasses because pointed things are scary. Winston was to become the driver ( because ' thats what a Black People do') Ray wasn't allowed to speak as much( hardly at all) and gave Slimer a much larger role( even a mini spinoff) because they thought kids like wacky. Many of tye Show runners quit or left in disgust of these changes! Sadly the ratings tanked and so the original show-runners were begged to return...however sadly...the damage was done and Lorenzo Music ( voice of Peter/ Garfield/ Tummy etc.) was replaced due to an off collar comment by his original film actor saying " He sounds to much like Garfield." Only to play his live action counterpart later!
Back To The Future The Series The Real Ghostbusters Beetlejuice Conan The Barbarian Series Bill And Ted The Animated Series Rambo: The Series RoboCop: The Animated Series Teen Wolf: The Series Police Academy: The Animated Series.
Teen Turbo,Centurions,Crystal Warrior show,Remo Williams.. there were a lot of good 80’s cartoons between 80-86.. ABC,NBC,CBS all before Fox.The big three were Saturdays and Fox during the weekday mornings and afternoons LoudLove🔊🔊🔊💜💜💜
I don't remember much about the cartoon Version of Conan and Robocop and Back to the Future, but I have watched the Conan, Robocop, Rambo/First Blood and the Back to the Future movies. And I didn't know that Keanu Reeves was in Bill and Ted. 5:09- I didn't know that Zula from the cartoon was voiced by Scott McNeil. 12:39- Garfield's voice actor. 14:43- Michael J Fox!
The Only Other Cartoon's Missing in this list is Toxic Crusaders, Alienators: Evolution Continues, Roughnecks the Starship Troopers Chronicles & Men in Black the Series.
As a kid in the 80's I loved the Conan films, said cartoon wasn't shown in UK; as far as I know. Pat Roach, a family friend played the Wizard/monster Thoth Amon in Destroyer!
Loved them all but took a long time to find Conan the Adventurer, and of course Conan and the young Warriors, BTW Zula should've been called Juma, from the City of Skulls
Dude, OCP never set up Murphy to turn him into a cyborg. There was a report and Louis and Murphy went to investigate. OCP had no idea they even went. Murphy was just super unlucky. When he was gunned down, then he was used for the Robocop program because he was a good canidate. And you got a few things wrong with The Real Ghostbusters too. The first episode of the series was Ghost's R Us and dealt with a family of ghosts who escaped containment and wanted to drive the Ghostbusters out of busniess by opening their own Ghost catching company where they have their son scare people then show up just before the Ghostbusters to "catch" him. Secondly, it was after season 3 when the show became more kid friendly. And it wasn't the creators choice. ABC hired a group known as Q5 to improve the show. (The show was the #1 saturday morning cartoon at the time) and THEY told the creators how to change the show to "save it". These changes were making Janine less sassy, dress less "sluty" and make her glasses less pointy and instead, make her more motherly, make the Busters be more friendly to Slimer and focus a lot more on Slimer. Also, like only two episodes had the Jr. Ghostbusters. Ratings slowly dropped after the changes and so ABC begged the head writer to come back.
"Non-lethal means of fighting, like martial arts and swordplay." Cause nothing says non-lethal like whacking away at each other with sharp, pointy objects.
Off the top Conan, Rambo, and Police Academy were not Saturday morning cartoons they were syndicated after school cartoons. More than half of these cartoons weren’t Saturday morning ones.They did not air exclusively on a major network on Saturday mornings. The reason the adoration for Saturday morning cartoons exist were because very few cartoons were available during weekdays and barely half the country had cable in the 80s. Kids would cling to there TVs Saturday mornings knowing it was their one chance.
I missed the 90s cartoons but I'm sure it has the same nostalgia as it did for us older crowd. Mine where the 60s 70s and the 80s more a afternoon watch when heman and Thundercats where aired. So I grew up with some of the biggest cartoons in cartoons history. My favorite to this day and still watch is the 1977 Tarzan lord of the jungle. The art work matched the human form more accurately and the walk and movement was much realistic. Not sure how they achieved that though.
Cannot stand it when people pronounce Conan the Warriors name as if they were pronouncing Conan O'Brien's name. Two completely different sounding names, come on people LOL
I've long felt that the Conan cartoons Zula was based more on Juma the Kushite a character from the original Conan stories and the comics created by Marvel.
They fucked up the remake of Robocop. That shits needs to be hardcore rated R. And just as graphic as the original. That scene where he gets covered in acid 😲
Typical as what happens with marvelous they left out a couple of crucial details. Like the fact that the first season of the real ghost busters make ups 44 to 50% of the cartoon series run. The first season was 80 to 88 episodes. The later seasons were a lot shorter because they rates were not as good because the older fans did not like some of the changes they made like brining in the junior ghostbusters who were characters that were originally from a comic book series. I think only bettle juice and real ghostbuster I knew about grow up as a little kid. Though I saw bettle juice in later days when it was on Nickelodeon our carton network I did not watch it on abc. The Rambo and robo coo and police academy cartoons and Conan and karate kid I only found out about in the last few years. The cartoon for the mask I also vaguely remember from when I was younger.
The thing that sticks out to me is about 80% of these cartoons weren’t Saturday morning ones but cartoons that were syndicated and came on after school.
@@TheMaskedheel That's really the same thing though, considering many were also played on Saturday mornings. For example, where I live in Canada, the Disney Afternoon was a Saturday programming block, rather than an afternoon one, and many of the same shows that appeared on Saturday mornings were also played on weekday mornings and after school.
@@ScooterinAB Not in the states. The shows on the networks abc, cbs, nbc and fox didn’t do this. There were shows like the Ninja turtles and Ghost Busters that eventually got network versions but they were syndicated first it was never in reverse. That’s what made them Saturday morning cartoons. They were only available on Saturday mornings. The other weekdays show if they made it to Saturday were just cartoons on Saturday.
Because I had seen the movies most of these are based on the cartoon series disappointed me, even as a kid I could see the characters were all so far removed from the original depictions it just spoiled them for me personally.
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Ah, Saturday mornings, simpler times before we had to grow up, pay bills, and have adult responsibilities.
Dude, I wish there was a Jurassic Park cartoon from the 90's.
There was a project for that; but it got scrapped. Eevn some conceptual art for that show surfaced a couple of years ago.
I think one of the concepts had this two headed T-Rex.
There were two concepts for a Jurassic Park cartoon,one apparently even had a trailer made for it and some artworks for it were released in 2015,and another was supposed to be connected to Jurassic Park 2 and possibly to Jurassic Park Chaos Effect toyline,with mutant dinosaurs such as a two headed T-Rex and some kind of a three headed blob T-Rex,but both shows got cancelled. At least now we have Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous,which is pretty good.
Heaps but not "Jurassic park"
As a Ghostbusters fan I have to bring up some things that were mentioned in this video that aren't correct.
The Show stayed on for longer then Five years, as it premiered in 1986 and the last season of episodes were produced and aired in 1992!
Also "Citizen Ghost" wasn't the Pilot episode.
The pilot episode created was "Killerwatt" but for some reason ABC showed the second episode "Ghost R Us" as the shows premiere. This isn't to be confused with the Promo Pilot that was created to sell the show (which features all Ghostbusters wearing khaki and a Evil Slimer aka "Green Ghost").
The "Citizen Ghost" episode was the Eleventh Episode created by J. Michael Straczynski when he kept getting asked "why's Slimer friends with the Ghostbusters".
Yeah. There were a few inaccuracies in this video. Not just in regard to Ghostbusters, but a couple of the other shows as well.
The 1998 Godzilla animated series were a great Kaiyu show i love it and Men in Black to. 👊
YEEEEEOOOOOOO
The many deaths of Nigel, it was a fantastic show.👏
I also liked Extreme Ghostbusters
"Rambo, your country needs you!"
"Then let's do it."
Watched the Rambo cartoon religiously.
Conan was also a fave with my brothers and I.
I'm always amused by how wildly inappropriate so many of these films were for kids.
Watch old school daffy duck sometime, during a western cartoon daffy does snuff (cocaine)
I watched all the live action films these cartoons were based on long before my age hit double digits. The issue isn't kids seeing this stuff, it's parents not educating their kids about it
@@ComicBookGuy420 Snuff is literally tobacco you snort
@@ComicBookGuy420 Yeah. My fave is Pepe LePew's first short. Plus that really f'ed up Goofy short where he has to stay home and do all the 50's housewife stuff.
@@bwestacado9643
He took white powder out of a snuff box, snorted it, his eyes went red then he jumped around the room
They called it snuff, probably to avoid lawsuits you dumbass
Men In Black The Series and The Mummy Animated Series on Kids WB were Okay not the best but still Okay
i think they was somewhat underrated, wasnt that bad that they needed to be cancelled though.
@@RandoLePerson 3-4 seasons is average for a good show, there are tons of shows that existed for way longer than that, such as The Real Ghostbusters and the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
I saw all the films, but I only saw Conan the Adventurer, Real Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice, Back to the Future, Ewoks (tiny bit), and Highlander. For me, Real Ghostbusters was my favorite with Conan being a close second.
I actually remember reading old black-and-white Conan magazines when I was younger. So much blood, violence, and nudity, while the animated was shiny clean. Even the serpent men were just turned into smoke and pulled into portals. Conan is now the past of the Marvel universe and Mary Jane actually became Red Sonja during a crossover event.
totally agree though Beetlejuice would be my third fave, it was kid friendly but gross and hilarious.
As far as black and white comics go, Captain Harlock and Phantom are my favourites, Harlock also has some cool anime too
@@ComicBookGuy420 Leiji Matsumoto's works are legendary. I remember watching a Galaxy Express 999, Interstella 5555, and Space Battleship Yamato at different points in my life.
I'm fucking nostalgic now. Nice time to be a teen, these times.
At least it was better than WCW doing robocop🤷♂️
BRUH anything is better than what WCW did
@@thebrownbaldy right?🤣
Also one of the best isThe Real Ghostbusters
undoubtedly the cream of the crop.
Did you know that it was Nominated for an Emmy?
@@shawnswint1521 i'd believe it, it was incredibly well written and good viewing for both kids and adults, what episode got them nominated?
Of course, it would be important to notice that most of these shows were released as TV animated series-action figure toy line bundles. Some of the toys were really awesome!
In terms of The Real Ghostbusters, it wasn't the creators that wanted a more kid-friendly approach to the show, it was the network execs at ABC spurred on by some child psychologist focus group
Head writer, J. Michael Straczynski, who wrote many of the show's "darker" episodes was adamant about maintaining the tone set by season one. The suits disagreed, Straczynski left, but was eventually begged to come back to write a few episodes in later seasons.
They just couldn't let a good thing be great. smh. That series could've lasted as long as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had it been left alone
I think it was consultants that the executives brought in to "fix" the Real Ghostbusters that watered it down for younger audiences. The creators resented it. Their frustration was subtlety expressed in the episode "Janine, you've changed".
Ghostbusters was better
That's when cartoons was cartoons. Saturday Morning Cartoons was the best!!🤗
I used to watch most of these cartoons during my childhood in Mexico in the 90's
It´s amazing how the movie cartoons help to expand this amazings franchise, it showed how wonderful they were in their time and how they deserve to be remember
I miss the Scooby Doo cartoons, the real Ghostbusters,Beetejuice and Swat Kats.
Wow I forgot about swat cats! How about silver hawks?
@@squidlipssupreme168 I don't think I ever saw silver hawks.
Look around on eBay and Amazon for the DVD's.
Back to the future waz a good 1
I remember one time I had a dream there was a cartoon show based on "The incredible Melting Man" of all movies. The first episode was a mini remake of the movie where some purple goo that I think was some alien virus or bacteria was what made Steve melt, and the other episodes were just Ted Nelson trying to stop the spread of it. And one episode showed a guy falling into a swamp full of the purple goo, and melting.
pls b real! *PLS BE REAL* 'Pls be real!
Rambo conan and robocop in the background.
Never knew about the karate kid anime show.
Seen or heard about all the rest of them.
The only series from this list that I don't have a copy of is conan, it took me ages to find them but even today I still love watching them
Nooice!
Nice list, folks. I think The Mask animated series would be a nice fit. Perhaps if y'all make a part 2. 😉👌🏻
Mask was fun. Wasn’t a Saturday morning cartoon though was syndicated came on after school.
I LOVED Conan the Adventurer and Ghostbusters back in the day.......and I was pleasantly surprised to see Mario Brothers mentioned. (It should have been on the list!)
Saturday morning cartoons, good times.
Indeed.
I remember most of them. My sister loved Beetlejuice so much that she named the cat POOPSEE, the Monster across the street's dog.
I am both sad and happy. Sad bacause these fine cartoons are offair but happy that you're bringing them back to a good list. Thanks for the good memories of my childhood.
Am surprise they didn't do a Jaws cartoon about Brody and his friends as they hunt Jaws and other dangerous sea creatures and modern-day pirates and wanted criminals of the seas and some mysteries to solved in the dark deep seas I would watch this cartoons if it was on every Saturday morning
Thank you for the memories. 👏👍🏻😂
I loved to watch all of them. 🤩
Speaking of cartoons based on the written works of Robert E. Howard, I would love to see a Solomon Kane cartoon in the art style used in HBO's Spawn cartoon. I feel that it would be quite fitting. Besides, Solomon doesn't seem to get as much attention as Conan in other forms of creative media.
I would suggest something being done with Howard's character of Kull, but that would likely be compared a bit too much to Conan. Honestly Kull is so far the least well known to me, although I hope I will one day be able to change that.
@0:26 "The world of cartoons was a blissful place"
I would add that it was a magical era when I get to watch these with my friends at the living room and hade fun discussing the episodes afterwards that we just watched. I don't see my kids do that today with their closest friends.
This video was most enjoyable. I've seen a handful of these shows when I was a kid. And would watch them again. Plus I understand that you people normally don't do a part 2. I think it's worth an exception. Because I think many who watched this video would've been disappointed that their favorites weren't on this video. Please consider this.
8:40 I'd buy that for a dollar.
I forgot about some of them (Robocop, Highlander, GhostBusters), definitely remembered Conan and Rambo but I was completely unaware of the rest and that's because either they weren't aired in my country or if they were aired, I didn't watched them for some unknown reason.
Am I the only one who remembers the New Kids on The Block cartoon and the MC Hammer cartoon (I think the latter had talking shoes lol)
Hammerman and his magical shoes
I remember those!!!!L. Those actually came on Saturday morning.
My era of kids Saturday morning TV shows I feel sorry for kids today they have so much crap shoved in there faces whilst gold like this is NVR shown to them
I remember watching Conan The Adventurer, Jumanji, 1998 Godzilla cartoon, Beetlejuice and Back To The Future as a kid.
Teenwolf!
Could have broken this into two videos TV shows based on 80s movies, and TV shows on 90s movies
In my opinion, I liked the Real Ghostbusters cartoon more the the live action movies.
2:16, I saw some episodes of the show.
5:24, I never saw this show.
8:36, I watched the new RoboCop, but not the original version.
11:50, I saw a Halloween episode but never watched the rest of the show.
14:39, never saw the animated series.
16:41, never seen the animated series.
18:49, this I remember watching!!!
21:53, had no idea they turn this into an animated series! Lol!!
24:30, wow!! Love those guys! Lol!!
26:48, 1.21 Gigawatts Marty!!
29:37, the Ewoks are so cute!
31:39, there can be only one!!
Cool fact: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter reprised their roles in the animated series!
C.O.P.S. Central Origination of Police Specialist.
OCP didn't send Alex Murphy into a shoot out hoping him to die. They tried to stop armed robbers who brutally murdered Alex. Since one of the OCP divisions was looking for a suitable donor for it's RoboCop program, Alex was the perfect candidate at the moment.
@@RandoLePerson Except you are wrong. Dick Jones wasn't pushing for this RoboCop project, but for the bigger ED209. Also Jones was working with Boddicker to increase the crime in the city so his policies can be pushed through politically. It was Jones's corporate rival who spearheaded that RoboCop project by going over Jones's head. You might want to rewatch the movie.
Again, Alex Murphy's murder wasn't planned, as the video makes it sound like. He definitely became the right person at the right time when Bob Morton, Jones's rival, pitched it to the "Old Man". Murphy wasn't chosen ahead of time. He just happened to "die" when the project got green lit.
11:45 there was already a anima show called "GHOSTBUSTERS" fetering a ghostbuster that was a arangatang so to avoid a lawsuit the name of this show was called "THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERES"
wait homer simpions voice doc brown in the cartoon..... GREAT SCOTT!!!!!
I had the whole line of Rambo and Chuck Norris toys!!!! The 80's were awesome
Where's Swamp Thing???? That was a great albeit short lived cartoon! Also Attack of the killer Tomatoes Did love Ghostbusters, B&T, and BTTF.
this video should of been called 13 Nostalgic Sataday Morning Cartoons based On Movies then you could of squezed in shows like G.I.Joe
You know the world is a different place when there's no Pirates of the Caribbean cartoon series.
I hate to be ' That Guy', but it was a Parenting/ TV ethics group , not the show runners or creators, who changed The Real Ghostbusters after season 1. The 80s suffered with this as they thought Janine changed to be ' the mother of the group' ( even though she defeated a Ghost in Gozers class) and shouldn't have pointed glasses because pointed things are scary. Winston was to become the driver ( because ' thats what a Black People do') Ray wasn't allowed to speak as much( hardly at all) and gave Slimer a much larger role( even a mini spinoff) because they thought kids like wacky. Many of tye Show runners quit or left in disgust of these changes! Sadly the ratings tanked and so the original show-runners were begged to return...however sadly...the damage was done and Lorenzo Music ( voice of Peter/ Garfield/ Tummy etc.) was replaced due to an off collar comment by his original film actor saying " He sounds to much like Garfield." Only to play his live action counterpart later!
Robocop, Bill Ted )
superb classics they forgot the toxic avenger and swamp thing
Would love to see a video about 90s live action kids shows like beetle Borg's, VR troopers, etc
I better mention tales from the crypt or Swamp thing And Ace Ventura pet Detective
Saturday morning cartoons ROCKS!!!!
They literally don't make shows like these anymore.
DAMN I MISS SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS WOW WHAT AWESOME RIDE IT WAS WOW DUDE SO DAMN AWESOME COOL STUFF RIGHT 😛
A list on Captain Planet. And the Hurricanes 👍
James Bond jr. I liked that show
The experiments at the end of each episode of BTTF were conducted by Bill Nye the Science Guy.
Right?!?!? How can you talk about the BTTF animated series and NOT once mention BILL NYE THE FUCKING SCIENCE GUY???
Back To The Future The Series
The Real Ghostbusters
Beetlejuice
Conan The Barbarian Series
Bill And Ted The Animated Series
Rambo: The Series
RoboCop: The Animated Series
Teen Wolf: The Series
Police Academy: The Animated Series.
Mick-nam-r-a…..yikes. It’s MAC-NA-MARA
MEGA OOF!
Teen Turbo,Centurions,Crystal Warrior show,Remo Williams.. there were a lot of good 80’s cartoons between 80-86.. ABC,NBC,CBS all before Fox.The big three were Saturdays and Fox during the weekday mornings and afternoons LoudLove🔊🔊🔊💜💜💜
Moby Richard was explicably them doing an adaption of the book... and actually included things you wouldn't get UNLESS you read the book!
Conan isn't based on the 80's Schwarzenegger movies, although these movies popularized Conan.
The cartoons even have a different backstory.
I don't remember much about the cartoon Version of Conan and Robocop and Back to the Future, but I have watched the Conan, Robocop, Rambo/First Blood and the Back to the Future movies.
And I didn't know that Keanu Reeves was in Bill and Ted.
5:09- I didn't know that Zula from the cartoon was voiced by Scott McNeil.
12:39- Garfield's voice actor.
14:43- Michael J Fox!
The Only Other Cartoon's Missing in this list is Toxic Crusaders, Alienators: Evolution Continues, Roughnecks the Starship Troopers Chronicles & Men in Black the Series.
As a kid in the 80's I loved the Conan films, said cartoon wasn't shown in UK; as far as I know.
Pat Roach, a family friend played the Wizard/monster Thoth Amon in Destroyer!
Loved them all but took a long time to find Conan the Adventurer, and of course Conan and the young Warriors, BTW Zula should've been called Juma, from the City of Skulls
Dude, OCP never set up Murphy to turn him into a cyborg. There was a report and Louis and Murphy went to investigate. OCP had no idea they even went. Murphy was just super unlucky. When he was gunned down, then he was used for the Robocop program because he was a good canidate.
And you got a few things wrong with The Real Ghostbusters too. The first episode of the series was Ghost's R Us and dealt with a family of ghosts who escaped containment and wanted to drive the Ghostbusters out of busniess by opening their own Ghost catching company where they have their son scare people then show up just before the Ghostbusters to "catch" him.
Secondly, it was after season 3 when the show became more kid friendly. And it wasn't the creators choice. ABC hired a group known as Q5 to improve the show. (The show was the #1 saturday morning cartoon at the time) and THEY told the creators how to change the show to "save it". These changes were making Janine less sassy, dress less "sluty" and make her glasses less pointy and instead, make her more motherly, make the Busters be more friendly to Slimer and focus a lot more on Slimer. Also, like only two episodes had the Jr. Ghostbusters. Ratings slowly dropped after the changes and so ABC begged the head writer to come back.
"Non-lethal means of fighting, like martial arts and swordplay." Cause nothing says non-lethal like whacking away at each other with sharp, pointy objects.
Off the top Conan, Rambo, and Police Academy were not Saturday morning cartoons they were syndicated after school cartoons. More than half of these cartoons weren’t Saturday morning ones.They did not air exclusively on a major network on Saturday mornings. The reason the adoration for Saturday morning cartoons exist were because very few cartoons were available during weekdays and barely half the country had cable in the 80s. Kids would cling to there TVs Saturday mornings knowing it was their one chance.
Conan The Adventurer, Beetlejuice and The Real Ghostbusters were my favorites and the cream of the crop imo.
I missed the 90s cartoons but I'm sure it has the same nostalgia as it did for us older crowd.
Mine where the 60s 70s and the 80s more a afternoon watch when heman and Thundercats where aired.
So I grew up with some of the biggest cartoons in cartoons history.
My favorite to this day and still watch is the 1977 Tarzan lord of the jungle. The art work matched the human form more accurately and the walk and movement was much realistic. Not sure how they achieved that though.
Robocop Animated Series was from 1998, not 1988. Correct that.
Cannot stand it when people pronounce Conan the Warriors name as if they were pronouncing Conan O'Brien's name. Two completely different sounding names, come on people LOL
I watched 3-4 of these , they were decent , W/ Conan my fave , followed by Beetleguiest , & Ghostbustera
I've long felt that the Conan cartoons Zula was based more on Juma the Kushite a character from the original Conan stories and the comics created by Marvel.
C.O.P.S., King Arthur, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
‘We still love it” yet you say E D 209 not edd 209. Don’t pretend you’ve watched it when you haven’t
They fucked up the remake of Robocop. That shits needs to be hardcore rated R. And just as graphic as the original. That scene where he gets covered in acid 😲
This guy says "Oriental part of the world" you only use oriental if referring to a rug or a Vance.. I'm a shit head and i know that
lol Karate Kid cartoon walked so The Adventures of Jackie Chan could run
Brings back memories when cartoons were cooler and lots of action now cartoons are like 🥱😴
Agreed.
Rick n morty is awesome
I love the ghostbusters and Rambo back. To the future and robocop too
I don't think they planned for that to happen to Murphy in RoboCop but at the same time it was the perfect situation!
Typical as what happens with marvelous they left out a couple of crucial details. Like the fact that the first season of the real ghost busters make ups 44 to 50% of the cartoon series run. The first season was 80 to 88 episodes. The later seasons were a lot shorter because they rates were not as good because the older fans did not like some of the changes they made like brining in the junior ghostbusters who were characters that were originally from a comic book series. I think only bettle juice and real ghostbuster I knew about grow up as a little kid. Though I saw bettle juice in later days when it was on Nickelodeon our carton network I did not watch it on abc. The Rambo and robo coo and police academy cartoons and Conan and karate kid I only found out about in the last few years. The cartoon for the mask I also vaguely remember from when I was younger.
The irony being that Ghostbusters fans freaking love the animated series now. Well, except that weird Slimer spin off. We... we don't talk about that.
The thing that sticks out to me is about 80% of these cartoons weren’t Saturday morning ones but cartoons that were syndicated and came on after school.
@@TheMaskedheel That's really the same thing though, considering many were also played on Saturday mornings. For example, where I live in Canada, the Disney Afternoon was a Saturday programming block, rather than an afternoon one, and many of the same shows that appeared on Saturday mornings were also played on weekday mornings and after school.
@@ScooterinAB Not in the states. The shows on the networks abc, cbs, nbc and fox didn’t do this. There were shows like the Ninja turtles and Ghost Busters that eventually got network versions but they were syndicated first it was never in reverse. That’s what made them Saturday morning cartoons. They were only available on Saturday mornings. The other weekdays show if they made it to Saturday were just cartoons on Saturday.
Because I had seen the movies most of these are based on the cartoon series disappointed me, even as a kid I could see the characters were all so far removed from the original depictions it just spoiled them for me personally.
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you forgot about the mummy the animated series
Nothing about the thunder cats
@@squidlipssupreme168 this list is about cartoons based on movies lol
Shout Factory. Please give us the rest of Conan.
Except that Conan was from a series of pulp stories first...
6: 20. Who edited this? Was that how it aired? Or is that narrator trolling us?
I totally forgot about some of these, time to go back and watch.
How did the cartoon series based on "Mortal Kombat" not make it onto this list
Boy what happened cartoons today teach you nothing now but to be goofy
I loved conan the adventure the intro was ace
They distroyed Conans origin story.
I wish I have a side and Morty cartoon