All of 80's attack This week the Captain , brings you an all 80's day with StarCom Space Ghost My Pet Monster Wildfire MASK Spiral Zone Galaxy rangers Rubik BlackStar
I loved it too back in the day, though it wasn't until when I was older and rewatched it that I realized how dark it was. How many Cartoons are there where the villain has Won and the heroes struggle to claim small victories. It's kind of like Saturday Morning Zombie Apocalypse.
I am with you as my favorite 80s cartoon is thundar and my wife and me do a big thing near the end of September for our anniversary and her birthday that are a little over a week apart
okay, me from H-town TX. For people like me 58 yrs. not technically gifted in the computer area, as others in my world. Got fam up in your area Dayton. Note; if you hang a little sign with your address on it, we can write it down. P.S. already putting the word out bout your show's, will let ya know. Best TH-cam material so far...
Mighty Mightor/ Moby Dick, The Impossibles/FrankensteinJr, 60's The Herculoids and Shazzan. COULD YOU PLEASE SHOW THESE CARTOONS. ALSO CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS AND GALTAR & THE GOLDEN LANCE,. The 60's Jonny Quest.
The mid 1980s The most rariest and very long Out-Of-Productions The Most Obscure Saturday Mornings Kiddie Animation Cartoons I remember watching ALL of these and many,many more Cartoons aka:Kiddie Animation Ever!!!! Thanks for reliving my awesome nostalgia childhood memories eating cereal in pajamas!!! Oh, miss those younger years!!!!! Mostly "STARCOM", "SPACE GHOST", "GALAXY RANGERS" "M.A.S.K." and "SPIRAL ZONE" aka: (JAPAN) "ZONE-RIDERS" just 5 of my favorites!!!!!!
The Bionic 6 was so awesome. I'm not exactly sure which network that show aired on...but wasn't NBC! Hahaha. NBC must have owned the local station I used to watch B6 on every day before school. I was chomping down some Crunch Berries one early .owning with some B6 on the tube, when...... BAM!!!! Everything started shaking and jerking around rather violently. A 5.9 on the Richter Scale. It wasa good one. My Mom's took us to school and we were so elated and excited!! A gas leak at school allowed me to go back home and watch cartoons for 3 days!! Haha
Cool seeing Space Ghost with one of the Teen Force members. Have to laugh every time I try to look for Teen Force episodes, I always get Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Anyway, as far a one of my all-time favorite Saturday Morning Cartoons, would be the first combiner robot cartoon I ever saw The Mighty Orbots. I was so stoked and did not hesitate to buy it when they surprised me releasing the full series on DVD. Out of curiosity I wonder if you could upload Robotix and Spiral Zone?
Ya forsure, I like the horse. I've been watching your channel for a couple weeks now, and it's been really great! When I was young I liked the Pink Panther, and Fat Albert a lot. Anyways thanks Dude, I'm going to keep on binging. Wes Sept
Jan: "...somehow, that's not Space Ghost!" Nah, really? What tipped you off? The fact that he looks different, acts different, or sounds different? Those twins ain't the brightest stars in the universe, if you follow the vernacular.
Wow.... The premise of the "My Pet Monster" episode accurately predicts the direction that competitive eating contests will take over the course the 90's and early aughts! Small asian competitors end up mopping the floor with their larger, more rotund, American competitors, due primarily to the "belt of fat theory" (essentially, the human stomach can be trained to expand quite significantly, however, while a heavier person's stomach may start off larger prior to the consumption of any food, the fat around their abdomen inhibits the stomach from extending beyond a certain point. Basically, their subcutaneous fat acts like a girdle, preventing their stomach from stretching. Conversely, a slender individual [their ethnicity is of no import, but the competitors to initially prove the validity of this theory were all from Japan,] can theoretically expand their stomach to previously unheard of proportions through training [gradually consuming more and more food each time they practice for an eating competition] with the only limit being however far the human stomach can stretch!). I believe King of the Hill actually Lampooned the competitive eating scene in one of their later season episodes. Regardless though, that was after this all played out in real life. The interesting part here is that "My Pet Monster" was correct on so many details about the direction the "sport" of competitive eating was to head over the subsequent decades, solely through coincidence alone. Very interesting. Unfortunately, they throw this Nostradamus-esque prediction of competitive eating right out the window, as they have Monster inevitably replace the asian kid.
Awesome channel! New too it. I loved Spiral Zone back in the day. Anyone else? Keep it nostalgic! 💥
Thank you for watching
I loved it too back in the day, though it wasn't until when I was older and rewatched it that I realized how dark it was. How many Cartoons are there where the villain has Won and the heroes struggle to claim small victories. It's kind of like Saturday Morning Zombie Apocalypse.
Happy Saturday 💐 shabbat shalom ❣️ thank you for the awesome nostalgia energy 💫🌟🌏
U All are awesome 😎
Thank you Sir!
Love starcom and have dvd set and spare ghost both of them I watch as kid and DVDs of them
I don't know if you have heard about this cartoon but it is pirates of dark water. It is cool.
Yup love pirates but unfortunately can’t air it
I think I asked him about it before,hope he can get it
@@grouptherapypodcast3914 is it copyrighted?
I remember it and have it on DVD 📀 & SNES game too
I am with you as my favorite 80s cartoon is thundar and my wife and me do a big thing near the end of September for our anniversary and her birthday that are a little over a week apart
Happy birthday and anniversary
M.A.S.K. was my favorite 80s cartoon but I wouldn't call that one obscure
Lol… Rubik was probably the worst Saturday morning cartoon of the 80’s, yet I had to watch the entire episode here.
okay, me from H-town TX. For people like me 58 yrs. not technically gifted in the computer area, as others in my world.
Got fam up in your area Dayton. Note; if you hang a little sign with your address on it, we can write it down. P.S. already putting the word out bout your show's, will let ya know. Best TH-cam material so far...
Try Jackson Five cartoon episode Tiny Jackson you will enjoy
Mighty Mightor/ Moby Dick, The Impossibles/FrankensteinJr, 60's The Herculoids and Shazzan. COULD YOU PLEASE SHOW THESE CARTOONS. ALSO CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS AND GALTAR & THE GOLDEN LANCE,. The 60's Jonny Quest.
I can’t show go bots or Galtar I’ll see about the others
How about showing the Morta Kombat cartoon?
I’ll look into it
What's your Facebook page called again?
Are u game
@@grouptherapypodcast3914 ty
Hey Space Ghost is from the '60s duh
This is the space ghost from space stars series that’s from the 80’s
Do you have the Police Academy?
I’ll look in to it
Something about 80s intros for catoons n anime that hit different 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️🏃🏃💨💨🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 I was born 1980 btw
Yes math...sacred geometry...metatrons cube. Sound vibrations are mathematical. Healing tones
I've been looking for the early 90s show the Pirates of Dark Water.
It’s on dvd I just can’t air is unfortunately
Yes I used to love that cartoon. One of my favorites of all 90s cartoons
The mid 1980s The most rariest and very long Out-Of-Productions The Most Obscure Saturday Mornings Kiddie Animation Cartoons I remember watching ALL of these and many,many more Cartoons aka:Kiddie Animation Ever!!!! Thanks for reliving my awesome nostalgia childhood memories eating cereal in pajamas!!! Oh, miss those younger years!!!!! Mostly "STARCOM", "SPACE GHOST", "GALAXY RANGERS" "M.A.S.K." and "SPIRAL ZONE" aka: (JAPAN) "ZONE-RIDERS" just 5 of my favorites!!!!!!
Not sure if already been in rotation here, but I would love to see "The Bionic Six"
Sorry I already tried NBC said no
@@grouptherapypodcast3914 thanks for trying!
The Bionic 6 was so awesome. I'm not exactly sure which network that show aired on...but wasn't NBC! Hahaha. NBC must have owned the local station I used to watch B6 on every day before school.
I was chomping down some Crunch Berries one early .owning with some B6 on the tube, when...... BAM!!!! Everything started shaking and jerking around rather violently. A 5.9 on the Richter Scale. It wasa good one. My Mom's took us to school and we were so elated and excited!! A gas leak at school allowed me to go back home and watch cartoons for 3 days!! Haha
@@chainsawbarbarian i know they own the rights, they sent me the notice to take it down
It's a bummer about the rights...Bionic 6 was my jam. Cops too...
thundarr the barbarian is the best
Cool seeing Space Ghost with one of the Teen Force members. Have to laugh every time I try to look for Teen Force episodes, I always get Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Anyway, as far a one of my all-time favorite Saturday Morning Cartoons, would be the first combiner robot cartoon I ever saw The Mighty Orbots. I was so stoked and did not hesitate to buy it when they surprised me releasing the full series on DVD. Out of curiosity I wonder if you could upload Robotix and Spiral Zone?
Your awesome
Thank you, you’re awesome too
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
Can you upload more episodes of Josie and the Pussycats please?
Yes I can
Been a while since I tuned in. Enjoyed it. My little guys loved starcom
Thundarr the Barbarian...I laughed when you said the same thing!!!
Was thinking the same thing!
Loved starcom. Shame they didn’t make more.
Ya forsure, I like the horse. I've been watching your channel for a couple weeks now, and it's been really great! When I was young I liked the Pink Panther, and Fat Albert a lot. Anyways thanks Dude, I'm going to keep on binging. Wes Sept
Thank you I love watching these shows from when I was a child. And some shows I loved like Mask. Did not air in the area where I grew up.
I used to take My Pet Monster everywhere...that was my homie.
These 80s heavy Saturday’s are the best
1960's cartoon TV shows are better
Great news for all you Saturday Morning Serials fans. Have just updated SMS playlist and opened it to the public. Enjoy.
loved The Galaxy Trio they were on with Bird man
my spine just think about
😁
How about Hong Kong phoney. That was a good Saturday morning cartoon. I loved it.
Sorry candy air it
im lookin for thundar the barbarian
I love Thundaar sadly I can’t air it
Hey do you have the robotic stooges or shirt tales
Can’t do shirt tales sorry
What about the robotic stooges
I’ll take a look
Jan: "...somehow, that's not Space Ghost!"
Nah, really? What tipped you off? The fact that he looks different, acts different, or sounds different? Those twins ain't the brightest stars in the universe, if you follow the vernacular.
Wow.... The premise of the "My Pet Monster" episode accurately predicts the direction that competitive eating contests will take over the course the 90's and early aughts! Small asian competitors end up mopping the floor with their larger, more rotund, American competitors, due primarily to the "belt of fat theory" (essentially, the human stomach can be trained to expand quite significantly, however, while a heavier person's stomach may start off larger prior to the consumption of any food, the fat around their abdomen inhibits the stomach from extending beyond a certain point. Basically, their subcutaneous fat acts like a girdle, preventing their stomach from stretching. Conversely, a slender individual [their ethnicity is of no import, but the competitors to initially prove the validity of this theory were all from Japan,] can theoretically expand their stomach to previously unheard of proportions through training [gradually consuming more and more food each time they practice for an eating competition] with the only limit being however far the human stomach can stretch!). I believe King of the Hill actually Lampooned the competitive eating scene in one of their later season episodes. Regardless though, that was after this all played out in real life. The interesting part here is that "My Pet Monster" was correct on so many details about the direction the "sport" of competitive eating was to head over the subsequent decades, solely through coincidence alone. Very interesting. Unfortunately, they throw this Nostradamus-esque prediction of competitive eating right out the window, as they have Monster inevitably replace the asian kid.