Saturday Morning Cartoons You'd like to be on DVD (1 Viewer)

[Aaron Handy III]

Here's my list:

Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape
The Harlem Globetrotters

 

[Will_C]

Superfriends - Legendary Super Powers Show and Galactic Guardians.
Thundarr the Barbarian.
M.A.S.K. (An afternoon cartoon, not Sat. AM)
Kidd Video.
Spiderman and His Amazing Friends.
Scooby's All Star Laff A Lympics.
Pac Man.
Wildfire.
Teenwolf.
Harlem Globetrotters.

 

[Anthony Hom]

Pirates of Dark Water - One of the last great cartoons not aimed specifically at kids. Great artwork and language that doesn't talk down to its audience

 

[Jason_V]

Most of mine have been mentioned:

Thundarr
Every incarnation of any comic book superhero
Visionaries !!!!!
Dino-Rider !!!!!
Herculoids

Saturday morning used to be so great. :frowning:

 

[tomterrific]

Anyone remember the Super 6 and Super President?

 

[Dave-P]

I was just gonna suggest "Super 6."

 

[Carlos Garcia]

I can't believe nobody has mentioned the original "Archies", "Everything's Archies", "Archies Funhouse", "U.S. of Archies". All the Archies greatest hits appeared in those shows. I wish they would release every episode ever made to DVD already!

 

[Anthony Hom]

One that I remember seeing is:
Johnny Cypher in Dimension Zero - There was even a theme song.

 

[Anthony Hom]

You forgot "Archies' TV Funnies".

 

[Mark Y]

I am guessing this will be forthcoming, somewhere down the line, given how one by one, most of the Filmation library has been coming out through Ink & Paint. Thing about the Archie shows is though, the show ran for so long in so many different incarnations...it's one thing to do a one-shot set like "Groovy Goolies," but would they "break even" with the complete Archies released over several sets?

I have the four DVDs already available, which are pretty much a "grab bag sampler" of the various Archie shows...would love to see something comprehensive...

 

[Corey3rd]

I'm really enjoying the Ghost Busters DVD set. It was great to see the old bumpers tossed in as bonus features. I'm eager for the Isis collection.

How come BCI has no plans for Uncle Croc's Bloc? Charles Nelson Reilly's documentary should be out soon.

 

[NovaBlitz]

The old (10-12 years ago?) Saturday morning X-men and Spiderman cartoons.

 

[Jeff-Wooten]

I think I remember reading that Disney owns the X-Men cartoon series from the 1990s. I cannot understand why they didn't try to put this out on DVD last summer to capitalize off the X3 movie. Seemed like a no-brainer to me (and judging from the video quality of their animated tv releases) with not much effort involved.

 

[David Levine]

Yup. Spider-Man too, but they've let 3 of each movie go by without doing anything.

 

[Daniel-C]

60s:
Marvel Superheroes
Aquaman
The Adventures of Superboy
Batman

70s:
Shazam (Live-action)
Super Friends
The All New Superfriends Hour
The World's Greatest Superfriends
Laff-A-Lympics
The Great Grape Ape Show
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle

80s:
Space Stars (mainly the 80s Space Ghost & Herculoids cartoons)
The Superfriends
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
The Incredible Hulk
Thundarr The Barbarian
Gilligan's Planet
The Dukes
Beetlejuice
Muppet Babies

90s:
Spider-Man
X-Men

 

[Daryl L]

Some of the Archies have been on dvd for some time. I bought these four dvd's about 3 years ago.

As for the early 90's X-men toons I'd love to get them and the 90's Spider-Man. I have "Spider-Man: The Ultimate Villain Showdown" and "Spider-Man: The Return of the Green Goblin" too. I bought the 90's "X-men: The Phoenix Saga" on DVD about 5 years ago. X-Men: The Legend Of Wolverine is still available. I want Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends too.

 

[todd s]

I would love more episodes of the Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers. They released 4 volumes of 4 episodes each. And then stopped.

I also would love Exosquad. The entire series was a long story arc. And characters even died.

 

[Ethan Riley]

Archie Comics doesn't do much in the way of nostalgia. They do quietly put out reprints of classic stuff from the 40s-70s, but not often and not regularly. I think they don't want the older versions of those characters floating around and conflicting with the current versions in the comic books. I think that may be part of the reason why we've not seen much Archie stuff on dvd.

And what happened to the Krofft shows? We got a few of them and I thought the rest would pop out, maybe one or two a year. But...nothing. It's been quite a while since we saw Bugaloos. I thought for sure we'd get Far Out Space Nuts, Dr. Shrinker and the rest. But no...Does anyone know what's going on there?

 

[Michael Rogers]

Sealab 2020

Electra Woman and Dyna Girl

Jeannie (cartoon version of I Dream Of Jeannie)

Dr. Shrinker

Harlem Globetrotters

Shazam! (live action)

Isis(Live action) It is supposed to be coming but until the official anouncement, it is listed.

The Archies (just learned about some being available, will have to check it out)

The Brady Kids (Buying the entire series will get you at least one episode but I want a seperate release)

Emergency+4

Tarzan Lord Of The Jungle

The New Adventures of Gilligan

and more

 

[Peter M Fitzgerald]

Animated:

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN (1968)
BEANY & CECIL (all the episodes not included in the OOP Image DVD)
HOPPITY HOOPER (Jay Ward series)
PIXIE & DIXIE & MR. JINKS

Live-Action:

DR. SHRINKER