Hannah Barbara productions in a nutshell: Take a group of teens to young adults, be sure one of them at least is a ditzy bimbo, and then have them solve mysteries with some kind of wisecracking annoying personality thing (ghost, dog, car, shark, etc.) use the same 5 loops of animation 10000 times per episode since they only have the budget of a cheeseburger, lather, rinse, repeat.
Was 70's Spider-Man also Hannah-Barbera? I can't remember, although it looks like it was style-wise. Honestly though, pretty .uch anything Hannah-Barbera is unintentional comedy gold.
Jesus you hit that one right on the head🙂🔨 As a kid I actually complained about stuff like this but my friends would tell me shut up and not ruin it. Ruin what, the mindless repetition?😕
I think you're referring to The Galaxy Goof-ups, which was spun-off from Yogi's Space Race. He started with Huckleberry Hound, Scare Bear and Quack-Up Duck.
Even though I love all Hanna Barbera cartoons unconditionally, I can't help but feel that this concept taken seriously would have been amazing. Imagine a sci-fi horror series (or movie?) about two ladies in a future interplanetary police force who are covertly aided by an actual, real ghost who occasionally alludes to mysterious "orders" that he has received from "above" to help them.
Casper and the Angels sounds like the name of an obscure New Wave band from the early 80’s that made a one-hit wonder then completely fell off the face of the Earth
Seems to me like Captain Caveman OD'ed and started calling himself Scary Harry. Cursed to forever be just as high as he was on the day he died, though it does seem like a fairly good curse to have even if he did "OD" from injected Whippets.
I love the live action Casper movie way better than any other animated production he has ever been in. Fun Fact: One of the writers of Gilligan's Planet was Paul Ruegger future writer of Animaniacs.
Casper is not good doing ghost things? You had like thousands of years to practice being ghost, consider that were in space age now. What the hell have you been doing all this time?
Casper is one of those cartoons where it seems like it'd be grouped in with the supposed classics of its time, but even the people who were young during its inception would be like "...Who?"
I remember this, when i was a kid i had one of those hodge podge VHS tapes that had random episodes of cartoon shows like Scooby-Doo and shows like this.
I assure you, folks, this is NOTHING compared to the abominations that are *"Yogi's Gang"* and *"Pink Panther and Sons."* Those are the living hell and, pretty much, the rock bottom of HB... It would be nice to see the Cinema Snob's opinion and snarky comments for those two.
There was one animated series of Casper that I found to be pretty funny: The 90's cartoon based of the live action movie. Casper had more of a 90's teenager attitude and usually played the straight man to his wisecracking uncles and other ghosts, and there was a lot of satire. The show even poked fun at the early versions of Casper!
When I look back on some of those Saturday morning cartoons of the seventies and eighties, it seems as if they were written by Mad-Lib, or by throwing bits of paper with story elements written on them in the air and putting them together. "Casper the Friendly Ghost is in the future helping space cops!" "Laverne and Shirley are in the army with a talking pig as their CO!" "Fonzie and the Happy Days gang are traveling through time and space in a time machine! With a space-babe and a dog sidekick!" "The Shmoo from the old Li'l Abner strip is solving mysteries with teenagers!"
I also wished this series had crossed over with Space Ghost To Coast. Also: if the 1970s was the decade of Space shows and this decade keeps referencing the 80s, are we due for another Space decade again or will it be Westerns?
Casper was a bit cooler in the 90s cartoon based on the movie. Also out all those kids version caetoons, muppet babies and a pup named Scooby Doo were cool ( the others suck)
I really liked the 90's Casper cartoon, mostly because of the Ghostly Trio (which I'll take over Hairy Scarey any day). But whenever I think of Casper, I think of what Lisa Simpsons said. That Casper was the ghost of Richie Rich.
This was that time in Hanna-Barbera when they became the nWo of Saturday morning cartoons where they would take any property and spin it into their own medium , whether it be this or The Harlem Globetrotters, or DC Comics or Tom & Jerry, or Happy Days/Laverne & Shirley, or Godzilla the list goes on and on
To be a bit fair, the "crossovers literally every episode" thing worked for Scooby Doo, since they were self-aware enough about it to acknowledge how weird most of the team-ups were, and were able to roll with it.
I saw Paul Winchell (Fleegle from the Banana Splits, along with a hundred other Hanna-Barbera characters) in the voice credits for this, and assumed he was the voice of Hairy Scary, but it turns out he's not. Hairy's voice was done by another veteran H-B voice actor, John Stephenson, who also did the voice of Dr. Benton Quest on a few episodes of Johnny Quest (Don Messick did Dr. Quest's voice in the majority of the episodes).
The fact that Hairy Scary really is the best part of the show is sad. In most shows, he'd be the comic relief that annoyed the audience. Here, the annoying comic relief somehow managed to be one of the least annoying characters in the show.
I really liked the 90's Casper cartoon (based on the 1991 Casper film). It was pretty funny and didn't take itself too seriously. Also they featured Casper's uncles (The Ghostly Trio) who were really funny. But this was essentially a lame crossbreed of "Charlie's Angels" and space toons. And Hairy Scary was beyond obnoxious!
I had completely forgotten about this, and didn't realise until this day hoe annoying Caspers voice was all those years ago. Looking back, Hairy Scary really was the only thing that kept me watching this 13 episode series.
Am I remembering a fever dream or ever was there a Casper episode or short film where the creators explain how Casper died in the first place. I swore I remember that Casper was killed by an abusive father ... who threw Casper headfirst into their living room TV.
@Brandon Spain And my personal favorite classic Casper short is the one I alluded to, which has a quite bittersweet ending. Casper finds an abandoned fox pup in the woods and it is the one animal not afraid of him, So he befriends it and treats it like a pet. Later, a hunter is in the woods and decides he wants to shoot it, and Casper tries to intervene - he scares off the hunter and his dogs, but bullets fly right through a ghost and his one and only friend winds up dead. The sweet part of this dark ending is of course that after Casper's buried the fox, the fox's ghost rises from the grave and continues to play with him as if nothing's wrong. _This_ very satisfying, but still suitably dark for a ghost, ending to a cartoon for kids is why I wish he just consistently had his pet fox in sequels or reboots or even literally any of the other old shorts...
@Brandon Brooks That's pretty sad since that was unironically the best ending to any story in the Casper the Friendly Ghost IP. Yeah, death makes it very bitter for a time but in a setting with a clearly defined and objectively verifiable afterlife, death is only a new beginning.
16:40 - At this point, I think I would have been more surprised to NOT see Frank Welker in the voice cast. The man has done every animated series on Earth (and in space). Including Futurama, of course. XD
@almightycinder Wasn’t that the one cartoon in where Laverne and Shirley were in the army and their drill Sargent was a talking pig voiced by Ron “Arnold Horseshack” Palolo?
All it needs is Winston Sharples's music (realy, tyhat was top flight..btw even the 1963 produced by the original studiol, Paramount Cartoon Studios, used a few Hanna-Barbera sounds ..
Hanna Barbera got weird in the 70's. Also, the ending theme song for this show is literally just the theme song for The Scooby Doo Show pitched down a bit and with the inexplicable Hickory Dickory Dock sample halfway through 🫤
I've been taking seizure pills (which also happened to be anti depression pills) for over 20 years. Now that I just started taking emotion pills, I can finally feel again. You are giving me my first out loud laugh since I was 8. I'm so happy! T_T
...Does anyone else's ears hurt from listening to the footage? I don't know if it's from a severe lack of bass or white noise from the recording, but something is putting pressure on my eardrums, making me feel like I'm in an airplane and my ears are about to pop.
"Space Pussy" sounds like an alternate reality sequel to "Bat Pussy"...(Can't stop wondering about "Bat Pussy"...Whatever became of Buddy and Sam?? Somewhere deep in Arkansas their offspring walk the Earth, possibly...some questions are better left unanswered, i suppose.)
And Hanna Barbara ... yet again demonstrating a lack of anything resembling originality, takes a boring character (Casper), merges it with a known quantity (Charlie's Angels) INNNNN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE! Let's just say not even later pairing him with Christina Ricci was capable of making Casper an interesting character....
Remember those guys in that band Limozeen? Well they turned their tour bus into a space machine! But they're still Limozeen! (We're still Limozeen!) But they're in space!
I watched this as a young child living abroad, and his name was Gasparzinho. Had to look it up because I couldn't remember shit, other than being called Gasparzinho for being so fucking pale. He actually sounds like a child in that version.
"Look alive" He says to a ghost. There's rubbing salt in a wound, and then there's whatever the fuck Harry just did. I wouldn't say Casper can't be scary. Just have him say, "can I keep you". Scares the shit out of me.
I wonder how many kids born in the early 70s thought this cartoon was some sort of weird dream, and when they told it to people, they were then sent to some sort of counseling for being too imaginative. No, this drug induced cartoon happened. So did Gilligan's Planet. I think there was also a Brady Bunch in space too. Almost as weird as the present day wrestling and Flintstones crossover cartoons. It's also weird the Jetsons didn't show up in this weird canon Jetsons rip off.
It's like Casper, crossed with The Jetsons, filtered through the Charlie's Angels lens, with a healthy side of CHiPs.
Thats a very good example. If someone were to professional describe this that would be it.
And yet not as cool as any of those.
@@waterandafter yep lol
plus the ghost of Cpt Caveman aka hairy scary
Hannah Barbara productions in a nutshell: Take a group of teens to young adults, be sure one of them at least is a ditzy bimbo, and then have them solve mysteries with some kind of wisecracking annoying personality thing (ghost, dog, car, shark, etc.) use the same 5 loops of animation 10000 times per episode since they only have the budget of a cheeseburger, lather, rinse, repeat.
Was 70's Spider-Man also Hannah-Barbera? I can't remember, although it looks like it was style-wise. Honestly though, pretty .uch anything Hannah-Barbera is unintentional comedy gold.
@@AnInsideJoke No it was done by Grantray-Lawrence Animation with Ralph Bakshi in charge for ABC, short lived and yet immortalized in memes.
Jesus you hit that one right on the head🙂🔨 As a kid I actually complained about stuff like this but my friends would tell me shut up and not ruin it. Ruin what, the mindless repetition?😕
@@alexjames7670 Or just their fun you wet blanket.
Don't forget the incredibly cheap animation with the budget, the value of a milk carton
Well it's not every day you see the stupidest thing you ever saw.
Sadly with the way the USA is goung i seem to see the stupidest thing I ever saw every other day!!!! Its like it just keeps devolving.
For America, every day is the stupidest thing you ever saw...
- Mike Nelson
@@MforMovesets thats what i said lol
Yogi Bear was in space, briefly. It also featured electronic dance scenes.
I think you're referring to The Galaxy Goof-ups, which was spun-off from Yogi's Space Race. He started with Huckleberry Hound, Scare Bear and Quack-Up Duck.
Even though I love all Hanna Barbera cartoons unconditionally, I can't help but feel that this concept taken seriously would have been amazing. Imagine a sci-fi horror series (or movie?) about two ladies in a future interplanetary police force who are covertly aided by an actual, real ghost who occasionally alludes to mysterious "orders" that he has received from "above" to help them.
That sounds great!
Casper and the Angels sounds like the name of an obscure New Wave band from the early 80’s that made a one-hit wonder then completely fell off the face of the Earth
Seems to me like Captain Caveman OD'ed and started calling himself Scary Harry. Cursed to forever be just as high as he was on the day he died, though it does seem like a fairly good curse to have even if he did "OD" from injected Whippets.
I love the live action Casper movie way better than any other animated production he has ever been in.
Fun Fact: One of the writers of Gilligan's Planet was Paul Ruegger future writer of Animaniacs.
I thought his first initial cartoons shorts were pretty good, but yeah, Casper is definitely too safe of a character to get super invested in.
"WILL SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE GHOST CHILDREN?!"
The space ghost children. Oh, wait that's someone else entirely.
Avengers is the most ambitious crossover ever.
1970's: Hold my beer!
Casper is not good doing ghost things?
You had like thousands of years to practice being ghost, consider that were in space age now.
What the hell have you been doing all this time?
space headquarters space told him to space do job, but seems he isnt good at doing said space job, did they just run out of space ghosts?
This 100% needed Space Ghost, coast to coast.
That would had made it a bit better, just replace Casper but keep Hairy Scary had have him team up with Space Ghost.
@@gtsgreatteacherscathach5550 make him the Rodney dangerfield on David letterman of space ghost
Casper is one of those cartoons where it seems like it'd be grouped in with the supposed classics of its time, but even the people who were young during its inception would be like "...Who?"
I think he's just more well-known through pop culture osmosis thanks to stuff like the movies and cartoons.
I remember this, when i was a kid i had one of those hodge podge VHS tapes that had random episodes of cartoon shows like Scooby-Doo and shows like this.
I had one myself, that has the "Good Boos Tonight" short snob mentioned, used to watch it a lot.
Same, it had a couple episodes (including at least the first one from here) and Pixie and Dixie.
What a way to be introduced to Paramount's best known original animated character, eh?
I assure you, folks, this is NOTHING compared to the abominations that are *"Yogi's Gang"* and *"Pink Panther and Sons."*
Those are the living hell and, pretty much, the rock bottom of HB... It would be nice to see the Cinema Snob's opinion and snarky comments for those two.
I never saw Yogi's Gang until I read this, and I have to say, what the hell was that?
...those exist? they sound like a joke omg
Yogi's Gang? Is it anything like Yo Yogi?
Well, he got to Yogi's Gang. ...And that show rises above this one solely due to having a villain named Dr Bigot.
Blame Star Wars for the space craze of the late 70’s/early 80’s.
Owww, I wouldn't say blame. It did give us things like James Bond Moonraker, which was really out there both literary and figuratively.
There was the Star Trek animated series in the early ‘70s, also.
Personally, I blame NASA.
Mini and Maxi sound like a women's feminine hygiene product
Wow I can't believe this show made Red-heads look stupid.
There was a Lorax cameo.
There was one animated series of Casper that I found to be pretty funny: The 90's cartoon based of the live action movie. Casper had more of a 90's teenager attitude and usually played the straight man to his wisecracking uncles and other ghosts, and there was a lot of satire. The show even poked fun at the early versions of Casper!
What was Hanna-Barbera smoking in the 70s with their tv crap?
Winston Cigarettes.
String Budgets
I bet Opium.
all the drugs
Not even Batman and Robin were safe from HB's super-clean absurdity!
"The baby version of things" fad. ...So America cartoons had their own chibi era?
My God, that redhead'd voice is irritating to listen to; the voice cracks are just annoying
Casper too; that type of voice is just bad
When I look back on some of those Saturday morning cartoons of the seventies and eighties, it seems as if they were written by Mad-Lib, or by throwing bits of paper with story elements written on them in the air and putting them together. "Casper the Friendly Ghost is in the future helping space cops!" "Laverne and Shirley are in the army with a talking pig as their CO!" "Fonzie and the Happy Days gang are traveling through time and space in a time machine! With a space-babe and a dog sidekick!" "The Shmoo from the old Li'l Abner strip is solving mysteries with teenagers!"
You forgot Josie in Outer Space... Which was dumb too
Now we just need “how do I know if I’m really in love” and the puberty one
Are we at the ''everything we've come to love perishes with us'' episode yet?
I think there's still Desmond Pfeiffer, Poochinski, and Cavemen.
I also wished this series had crossed over with Space Ghost To Coast.
Also: if the 1970s was the decade of Space shows and this decade keeps referencing the 80s, are we due for another Space decade again or will it be Westerns?
you should do the casper straight to video sequals
I'm gonna need space therapy after this.
I'd still probably watch this over a single Tweety Bird cartoon.
Casper was a bit cooler in the 90s cartoon based on the movie. Also out all those kids version caetoons, muppet babies and a pup named Scooby Doo were cool ( the others suck)
I really liked the 90's Casper cartoon, mostly because of the Ghostly Trio (which I'll take over Hairy Scarey any day). But whenever I think of Casper, I think of what Lisa Simpsons said. That Casper was the ghost of Richie Rich.
This is a far cry from Mr. Enter's thoughts on Hairy Scary
Let me guess, he spent a lot of the time screaming and getting uncomfortably angry because Harry Scary "is being so mean" to Casper.
@@DarkOverlord96 No, he thought Hairy Scary's voice was hard to listen to and that he was annoying.
The audio on this is terrible. Brad sounds fine. But the cartoon itself I could barely hear.
This was that time in Hanna-Barbera when they became the nWo of Saturday morning cartoons where they would take any property and spin it into their own medium , whether it be this or The Harlem Globetrotters, or DC Comics or Tom & Jerry, or Happy Days/Laverne & Shirley, or Godzilla the list goes on and on
To be a bit fair, the "crossovers literally every episode" thing worked for Scooby Doo, since they were self-aware enough about it to acknowledge how weird most of the team-ups were, and were able to roll with it.
InsideJoke oh yeah I remember the Scooby Doo Movies (‘72) where they had a lot of guest stars . Even Batman & Robin
The voice actor of Harry Scary was apparently hilarious to work around.
I like that every thing just has "space" added to the front of it.
I saw Paul Winchell (Fleegle from the Banana Splits, along with a hundred other Hanna-Barbera characters) in the voice credits for this, and assumed he was the voice of Hairy Scary, but it turns out he's not. Hairy's voice was done by another veteran H-B voice actor, John Stephenson, who also did the voice of Dr. Benton Quest on a few episodes of Johnny Quest (Don Messick did Dr. Quest's voice in the majority of the episodes).
I got sick of Cinema Snob but the DVD-R Hell videos brought me back and had me binge all Italian horror movie reviews.
"..place them in outer space for some reason" Star wars. Star Wars
Ah, Hannah Barbera, I love the old classics... even the bizarre ones
The fact that Hairy Scary really is the best part of the show is sad. In most shows, he'd be the comic relief that annoyed the audience. Here, the annoying comic relief somehow managed to be one of the least annoying characters in the show.
Mr. Enter was way too harsh on him
Am I the only one expecting Harry Scary to say; "heavens to Delaware"?
Now I'm really sorry nobody ever did a buddy cop film with Pam Grier and Barbra Streisand. Without Casper in it it would have been awesome.
Casper + Hannah Barbera= PURE GENIUS!!!
Man, I love Casper. 😂😂🤣🤣
Space City
Space Bus
Space Cops
Space Pants
Space Island
Space Weed
Space Porn
Casper being a space ghost of the future sounds so balls to the walls crazy of an idea, that you would honestly think, someone made that up.
Don't take a shot every time someone says the word Space.
Sharp Design But I don’t wanna die! 😆
I can't believe I'm this early. First time in my life😅
Also never knew there was a Casper cartoon before the 90s one
Sector Z? Do not worry, Star Fox can take care of that.
I really liked the 90's Casper cartoon (based on the 1991 Casper film). It was pretty funny and didn't take itself too seriously. Also they featured Casper's uncles (The Ghostly Trio) who were really funny. But this was essentially a lame crossbreed of "Charlie's Angels" and space toons. And Hairy Scary was beyond obnoxious!
WRONG... the worst of the space fad product was the live action co-production-- Benji, Zax and the Alien Prince.
I had completely forgotten about this, and didn't realise until this day hoe annoying Caspers voice was all those years ago. Looking back, Hairy Scary really was the only thing that kept me watching this 13 episode series.
Review that 90s Casper movie, the one with the witches.
Am I remembering a fever dream or ever was there a Casper episode or short film where the creators explain how Casper died in the first place. I swore I remember that Casper was killed by an abusive father ... who threw Casper headfirst into their living room TV.
11:20 there is so much whine in this, they should have PSAs against drunk driving
14:00 or Hellstar Remina
Every time there's a Casper reboot sequel or spinoff and he doesn't have a pet ghost fox named Ferdie I am disappoint.
@Brandon Spain And my personal favorite classic Casper short is the one I alluded to, which has a quite bittersweet ending. Casper finds an abandoned fox pup in the woods and it is the one animal not afraid of him,
So he befriends it and treats it like a pet. Later, a hunter is in the woods and decides he wants to shoot it, and Casper tries to intervene - he scares off the hunter and his dogs, but bullets fly right through a ghost and his one and only friend winds up dead. The sweet part of this dark ending is of course that after Casper's buried the fox, the fox's ghost rises from the grave and continues to play with him as if nothing's wrong.
_This_ very satisfying, but still suitably dark for a ghost, ending to a cartoon for kids is why I wish he just consistently had his pet fox in sequels or reboots or even literally any of the other old shorts...
@Brandon Brooks That's pretty sad since that was unironically the best ending to any story in the Casper the Friendly Ghost IP. Yeah, death makes it very bitter for a time but in a setting with a clearly defined and objectively verifiable afterlife, death is only a new beginning.
Everytime I see these old Hanna-Barbera cartoons I always wondered why their eyes were the same color as their skin too Brad.
3:27 belongs in the snobs TOP 10 BEST QUOTES OF ALL TIME
16:40 - At this point, I think I would have been more surprised to NOT see Frank Welker in the voice cast. The man has done every animated series on Earth (and in space). Including Futurama, of course. XD
I thought more Penny Marshall than Barbara Streisand.
I agree, I was more reminded of her as Laverne. R.I.P. Penny Marshall.
And she looks more like Marshall than the one in the actual Laverne & Shirley cartoon.
@almightycinder Wasn’t that the one cartoon in where Laverne and Shirley were in the army and their drill Sargent was a talking pig voiced by Ron “Arnold Horseshack” Palolo?
6:26 Space* Slapstick
Remember the cartoon where Fred and Barney are cops paired with a shapshift
11:07 I know this is literally impossible, that that sure does sound A LOT like Mila Kunis.
Also why is one of the Angels voiced by Mila Kunis?
Now that I hear it I can't unhear it.
I guess space hijackers sounds better than just space jackers?
I like some Casper shows... This was before my time, luckily
Blast from the past
Somehow this is the best Casper product
All it needs is Winston Sharples's music (realy, tyhat was top flight..btw even the 1963 produced by the original studiol, Paramount Cartoon Studios, used a few Hanna-Barbera sounds ..
I remember seeing Hairy Scary before but forgot he came from this show, yeah he is the best part.
even centuries later, Casper can not find peace
Hanna Barbera got weird in the 70's.
Also, the ending theme song for this show is literally just the theme song for The Scooby Doo Show pitched down a bit and with the inexplicable Hickory Dickory Dock sample halfway through 🫤
I've been taking seizure pills (which also happened to be anti depression pills) for over 20 years. Now that I just started taking emotion pills, I can finally feel again. You are giving me my first out loud laugh since I was 8. I'm so happy! T_T
And I'm not kidding, I'm so happy, tears are coming out of my eyes.
DUDE!! I HAD THIS ON TAPE WHEN I WAS LIKE EIGHT.
2:48 Oh yeah, they are THICC
Oh you mean like space Australia
the cadaver of Casper was used as space gas for the rocket ship.
You see: he can be useful.
...Does anyone else's ears hurt from listening to the footage? I don't know if it's from a severe lack of bass or white noise from the recording, but something is putting pressure on my eardrums, making me feel like I'm in an airplane and my ears are about to pop.
To quote Dragonball Abridged: WE GET IT, YOU'RE FROM SPACE!
As a kid from the Netherlands in de late 80's, this was my introduction to Casper. I had the same episodes on vhs !
I think my brain is trying to claw its way out of my head. These are pretty awful.
CASPAAAAAAAAAAAR!.
The 90s Cartoon I like.
"Space Pussy" sounds like an alternate reality sequel to "Bat Pussy"...(Can't stop wondering about "Bat Pussy"...Whatever became of Buddy and Sam?? Somewhere deep in Arkansas their offspring walk the Earth, possibly...some questions are better left unanswered, i suppose.)
And Hanna Barbara ... yet again demonstrating a lack of anything resembling originality, takes a boring character (Casper), merges it with a known quantity (Charlie's Angels) INNNNN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE!
Let's just say not even later pairing him with Christina Ricci was capable of making Casper an interesting character....
Did they radioactivate the space gold before space shipping it? Or would that be space radioactivate it.
Remember those guys in that band Limozeen?
Well they turned their tour bus into a space machine!
But they're still Limozeen!
(We're still Limozeen!)
But they're in space!
Hairy Scary sounds like Ed Wynn.LOL.As voiced by JNohn Stephenbson,. and agreed on him and "A Haunting we will Go"..(194)..sniff.
I can't tell if CAPTAIN CAVEMAN stole this from CASPER or Vice Versa (it's LITERALLY the same cartoon)
but why does Casper sound exactly like Martin from The Simpsons?
Hats off to whoever did the character design. They really like big hips and big butts. They know what’s up.
I watched this as a young child living abroad, and his name was Gasparzinho. Had to look it up because I couldn't remember shit, other than being called Gasparzinho for being so fucking pale. He actually sounds like a child in that version.
"Why can't I go with you?"
"Because you fucking died the last time we let you in on our patrol, Casper!"
8:10 maybe it was Space Rope. We all know that in the future, ropes are designed to contain ghost, _DUH!_ (sarcasm)
"Look alive"
He says to a ghost. There's rubbing salt in a wound, and then there's whatever the fuck Harry just did.
I wouldn't say Casper can't be scary. Just have him say, "can I keep you". Scares the shit out of me.
14:20 How dare you sir! Those are the Grumpy Old Trolls Who Love Under the Bridge!
Taquilia. Bonnetti. Finish the series!
Why do I keep getting ads for the super extender when watching these videos?
Is there something you’re trying to make up for?
(Joking)
I wonder how many kids born in the early 70s thought this cartoon was some sort of weird dream, and when they told it to people, they were then sent to some sort of counseling for being too imaginative. No, this drug induced cartoon happened. So did Gilligan's Planet. I think there was also a Brady Bunch in space too. Almost as weird as the present day wrestling and Flintstones crossover cartoons. It's also weird the Jetsons didn't show up in this weird canon Jetsons rip off.
Yay! A review of this!
Hanna-Barbara went from classic cartoons to pitiful cashgrabs in a shockingly quick time.
14:04- I wish this WAS the planet from Predators.