Thatababy by Paul Trap for May 10, 2013
May 09, 2013
May 11, 2013
Transcript:
dad: yeesh. cartoons 24/7. when we were young, they came on once a week- it was appointment television! yep, saturday mornings created a sacred bond between kid and cartoon! mom: i guess that explains your 'snorks' tattoo.
Linux0s almost 11 years ago
Thatakid!
Templo S.U.D. almost 11 years ago
Hey, Scooby-Doo’s nephew Scrappy-Doo in the third panel; puppy power! (I remember “The Snorks” as well.)
Inkwell Files almost 11 years ago
No offense, Thatadad, but Fin beats Scrappy every time.
Dkram almost 11 years ago
Mighty Mouse, Space Ghost.\\//_
Godfreydaniel almost 11 years ago
Of course, the original Bugs Bunny cartoons were really meant for adults (OR smart babies……….)
Nancy Murphy almost 11 years ago
Introducing…..Thatasnork!
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Very impressive sir!
mrcharmander934 almost 11 years ago
Hey! What time is it? THATADVENTURE TIME!
water_moon almost 11 years ago
I loved those, and He-man/She-ra and Thunder Cats and Voltron and Jem…. But then I made the mistake of seeing some of them on Netflix, my TV memories were ruined, I don’t think I realized just how BAD some of that was…. Though my Muppets were still okay.
rgcviper almost 11 years ago
Long live “Pinky and the Brain” …
rayzata almost 11 years ago
I watched the snorkles after I watched the smurfs on boomarang
JLG Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Not sure how old the dad is supposed to be, but I’m 30 and this isn’t quite accurate for critters my age. By the 1980s local channels all across the country had gotten wise to the profits to be made with weekday syndication, and cartoon monopoly that the Big Three networks had been holding over Saturday mornings for the prior twenty years was smashed. Cartoons were EVERYWHERE during the 80s and 90s, and kids my age were the beneficiaries. Sadly, that’s all gone now, with corporate mergers and other factors virtually eliminating the first-run syndication market AND the Saturday morning network niche.