Do you miss old cartoons like, Josie and the Pussycats, Flintstones and The Herculoids for example?

[Silver7]

The list can go on and on, Space Ghost, Jonny Quest, Birdman, Mighty Mightor, CatDog, Dexter's Lab etc. etc.

[KevinReijnders]

Not really no. Besides, it's not like these shows don't exist anymore. I'm sure you can find and watch them online somewhere if you wanted to.

[IndigoShirtProd]

I wasn't around when they were around, but I do remember watching some older shows on Boomerang. Other than scooby do, where are you, I don't think i miss any of those shows.

[RED-VELVET-CUPCAKE]

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! was definitely one of my favorites.

[Aeneas1]

I personally was brought up on old British cartoons some of you may never have watched. Bagpuss, The Clangers, The Wombles, et cetera.

I also think it’s a massive shame that kids aren’t being brought up on them these days. They’re all being brought up on shows like Miraculous and Bluey, which I have nothing against, but the fact is they can’t compare with these shows.

[NickRowler]

As much I as enjoyed The Archie Show (1968) and Beetle Bailey (1963), I do feel like these shows are very much of their era. They don't seem like a style of show that would just come back in the modern day.

I think it would be cute if modern cartoons had little dance sections

But I could also argue that a show like Archie's Weird Mysteries (1999) was also of it's time. Tho maybe a bit more accessible to younger kids than the 60s series.

[jwabeasley]

I don't miss them because I show them to my kids all the time. My kids have seen every episode of every Scooby Doo series ever made except for the live action movies, Mystery Inc, and Velma.

Josie and the Pussycats was good, too. I like Melody the best, she's always entertaining.

There are many Hanna-Barbera 'toons that deserve to be forgotten from that era, though.

[VibrantFox]

honestly i hold more nostalgia for cartoons like felix the cat, peanuts, betty boop or maybe popeye now n then even if they're not all from my era but it's like folks have said you can always just look those up online to watch. i used to have vhs tapes with some of em but there's ones that are kinda perma gone now so ive got no choice but to hunt em down on the internet

feel like mighty mouse might be a tough one to track but i havent gotten curious enough to go look that one up thankfully i've got folks i follow on tumblr at least who'll bring those up so i get to have those trips down memory lane and enjoy older media again. like it's not a cartoon but someone put wishbone back on the dash and that got me extra hype coz i havent seen that dog in a long while so it's nice

[jwabeasley]

You could find pretty much all the wishbones on YouTube, last I checked.

[Krysteena]

Yes and I like sharing them with my kids from time to time. I loved Scobby doo. An my daughter was obsessed with Tom and Jerry.

[Lensing]

I loved the old Tom & Jerry episodes and I would watch them now because they
are beautiful. The same goes for the old Donald Duck cartoons.

I liked the Flintstones as a kid, I still like the idea and the drawings.
I wouldn´t be able to watch a full episode now, because they were also really
silly and not very well written.

I drew Fred as Elvis Presstone (or whatever his artist name was) and made
a sticker out of it for my guitar case and I played in an english band called
the Frantic Flintstones.

I´m aware of the existence of the other shows but I never watched any of them.
We knew Scooby Doo here, but I don´t think they showed it on the telly. I checked
it out one time but I guess I was already too old to get into the goofy writing.

[alexanderallan568]

Great list! I grew up watching many of these too. Dexter's Lab and Jonny Quest were definitely my favorites.

[ThunderChicken]

It’s not so much the cartoons that I miss - let’s face it, most cartoons from the mid 1960’s to the mid 90’s were extremely cheaply done and only existed to sell toys - but I do miss the whole concept of Saturday Morning Csrtoons and, later, weekday afternoon cartoons. It was the one time when us kids were given control over the only television in the house, and we took full advantage of it by watching anything that was animated, no matter how truly awful it was.

Some that I really liked included The Flintstones, The Jetsons, the Bugs Bunny Tweety Show (or any collection of Warner Brothers shorts), Scooby Doo, Transformers, Rocky & Bullwinkle, and Inspector Gadget. Also, the whole Disney Afternoon selection: Gummy Bears, Duck Tales, Talespin, Darkwing Duck, Gargoyles, etc.

Some that I watched regularly and even enjoyed but would be unwatchable now include the Smurfs, Pac Man Power Hour, Rubik the Amazing Cube, The Mighty Hercules, and basically any other cartoon that existed only to sell toys.

I still watch cartoons regularly, but only adult oriented ones such as Rick and Morty, The Simpsons (hard to believe I was a teenager when that show started and I’ll be 55 in December), Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, etc. I do find that animation in modern cartoons, even kids cartoons, is much better, likely due to cheap CGI (which is still better than hand drawn cartoons that refresh at three frames per second)

I’ve recently discovered Hazbin Hotel and have really been enjoying that, too.

[toonben]

I saw those during reruns on Cartoon Network in the 90s as a kid like Flintstones, Scooy Doo and Jetsons.

I espicially miss the old days of 90s-early 2000s classic cartoons that includes Rocko's Modern Life, Dexter's Lab, Samurai Jack, Dragonball, SpongeBob, Batman, and Kids Next Door as well as modern 2010s classics that includes Gravity Falls, Star vs The Forces of Evil, Hilda, Amphibia, classic Rick and Morty, and Final Space. Good thing I can watch it on streaming or my digital collection.

[JTsparks]

YES! The Jetsons, Johnny Bravo, the OG Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry... but I think I mostly just miss being young and not paying bills, lol

[tiff524]

I miss that there isn't anymore Saturday Morning Cartoons. But I guess, with Disney+ and Cable, Internet, etc. it's all on there now. But that time where the Saturday morning belonged to children, priceless.
But yes, miss watching the old anime after school like Macross, and Robotech.

[Ashekente]

I was literally looking at thumbnails from the Snorks, Pound Puppies, The Raccoons, Rainbow Bright, and the Littles last night and reminiscing, lol.