What classic cartoon or childrens shows would you like to see released on DVD?

I'd like to see the 1976 Saturday morning show, The Kids from C.A.P.E.R. on DVD. I wonder if there's anyone else here who remembers this show.




The Kids from C.A.P.E.R

Gargoyles
X-men: TAS
Spider-man: TAS
Batman: TAS
Batman: Beyond
Justice League
Teen Titans
Conan the Barbarian
Ducktales
Darkwing Duck

season sets for all of them of course.

since the appeal of saturday morning, or childrens tv fare is primarily a nostalgic one, i would love to see the various owners of this kind of content release "era"-centric sets.
maybe going in 5 yr chunks and sampling a wide selection of properties that have a general theme.

for example, have Artisan compile a list of all its kid programming holdings and then release box sets
vol 1 could have properties from 1960-'65
vol 2 " " '65-'70
vol 3 " " '70-'75
and so on...
just a suggestion.


otherwise i would still really like to see a Shazam/Isis box set

X-Men
Batman: TAS
Superman
Justice League
C.O.P.S.

Only in season sets though.

Thank goodness we are about to get GI Joe in season sets.

M.A.S.K.

Jonny Quest................please!


JL
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (80s)

The Real Ghostbusters

Spider-Man (90s)

Toxic Crusaders

Mighty Max

Bucky O'Hare

Mad Jack the Pirate

Xiaolin Showdown

Kong: The Animated Series

Barnyard Commandos

Defenders of Dynatron City

Fish Police

James Bond Jr

Gravedale High

Ccow Boys Of Moo Mesa

I agree with Jody L: it has to be the ORIGINAL Johnny Quest series.

I know it is/was available in Japan, but a R1 release of "Wacky Races" (1968-1970). This was a favorite of mine as a kid.

"Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp". This aired opposite "Wacky Races" during its single season (1970)and I don't think I ever saw it during its initial run. Maybe I'm prejudiced because I like the soundtrack album so much.

"Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies" (1970)

Second for "Banana Splits"

She-Ra and He-Man all the way!!!
These were excellent and actually stand the test of time (I rented a few on VHS tape about five years ago and STILL liked them!)

I want season sets too.

I just though of a few more. They're not cartoons, but live-action Saturday morning childrens shows that aired in the 1970's:

1) Dr. Shrinker
2) Big John, Little John
3) The Red Hand Gang
4) Ghost Busters (it aired on TV years before the blockbuster movie was released. They're not related)
5) Bigfoot & Wildboy
6) Lost Saucer
7) Lidsville
8) Monster Squad
9) Space Academy
10) Wonderbug

Today's Special
Dinosaurs
Complete Sesame Street Seasons 1-20 Uncut
Complete Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
Cartoon All-Stars To The Rescue tv Special
The Many Adventures Of Teddy Ruxpin
Muppet Babies
My Pet Monster
The Biskitts
Paw Paws
Mon Chi Chi's
Potato Head Kids
Glofriends: The Quest
The California Raisins
Teen Wolf
Camp Candy
Denver The Last Dinosaur
Captain Planet
Police Academy
Ghostbusters
Dragon's Lair
Silverhawks
Dino-Riders
Bucky O'Hare & The Toad Wars
Beetlejuice
Captain N & The Game Masters
Thundercats
GoBots: Battle Of The Rocklords
He-Man: Masters Of The Universe, Movie & Specials
She-Ra: Princess Of Power
Bravestarr: The Legend, The Legend Returns & Series
Fantastic 4
The Real Ghostbusters
Mask
Ewoks
Popples
Strawberry Shortcake
Rainbow Brite & The Star Stealer & Series
Wuzzles
Gummi Bears
Colonel Bleep
Batfink
Tooter The Turtle
Hashimoto
Sidney The Elephant
George Of The Jungle - Super Chicken - Tom Slick
Deputy Dawg
Hoppity Hooper
Mr. Magoo
Heckle & Jeckle
The Ant & Aardvark
Chilly Willy
Crusader Rabbit
Fox & Crow
Ruff & Ready
Huckleberry Hound
Pixie & Dixie
Hokey Wolf
Quick Draw McGraw
Snooper & Blabber
Auggie Doggie & Doggie Daddy
Yogi Bear
Snagglepuss
Yakky Doodle
Loopy De Loop
Top Cat
Wally Gator
Lippy The Lion & Hardy Har Har
Touche Turtle & Dum Dum
Magilla Gorilla
Ricochet Rabbit & Droop-A-Long
Punkin Puss & Mushmouth
Peter Potamus & So-So
Yippee, Yappee & Yahooey
Breezly & Sneezly
Atom Ant
Precious Pupp
The Hillbilly Bears
Secret Squirrel
Squiddly Diddly
Winsome Witch
Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines
The Magnificent Mutley
Wing Dings
Yogi's Gang
Inch High Private Eye
Hong Kong Phooey
Dynomutt, Dog Wonder & Blue Falcon
Jabberjaw
Mumbly
Scooby's All Star Laff-A-Lympics
Captain Caveman & The Teen Angels
Yogi's Space Race
The Buford Files
Galloping Ghost
Galaxy Goof-Ups
Astro & The Space Mutts
Kwicky Koala
Dirty Dawg
Crazy Claws
The Bungle Brothers
The Flinstone Kids
Captain Caveman and Son
Dino's Dilemmas
Flintstone Funnies
Pac-Man
Richie Rich
Yogi's Treasure Hunt
The Adventures Of Don Coyote & Sancho Panda
Cow & Chicken / I.M. Weasel
The Adventures Of Jonny Quest
Wacky Races
Cattanooga Cats (Around The World In 79 Days, Its The Wolf & Motormouse and Autocat)
Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch
The Funky Phantom
CB Bears (Blast Off Buzzard, Posse Impossible, Shake Rattle & Roll, Heeey Its The King & Undercover Elephant)
The Smurfs
The Snorks
A Pup Named Scooby Doo
2 Stupid Dogs
Dexter's Laboratory (Dial M For Monkey & Justice Friends)
Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
Inspector Willoughby
Angry Beavers
Tiny Toons
Animaniacs
Pinky & The Brain
Taz-Mania
Ren & Stimpy
Rocco's Modern Life
Dumbo's Circus
Rescue Rangers
Darkwing Duck
Tale Spin
Bonkers
Marsupilami
Schnookums & Meat
Peter J Solmo's Jack & The Beanstalk (1971)

Real Ghostbusters
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Both the original show and the new series in season sets.)
Ren and Stimpy (Unedited)
Doug (the Nick series)
Rocko's Modern Life
Salute Your Shorts
Pete and Pete

Nickelodeon really needs to release some of their older shows on DVD.

I'm surprised that nothing has been released on "The Electric Company" (perhaps there are rights issues).

Certainly there were some big names (Bill Cosby, Rita Moreno et al) and some classic characters (Blue Beetle, Paul the Gorilla, Letterman, Fargo North etc.)

Any it had a cooler than cool Spiderman

I wouldn't need the complete series, but a 4 DVD boxed set featuring classic bits would be most welcome. They could even be grouped by theme: one disc of "The Adventures of Letterman" and "Spiderman", another disc of the Cos, another disc of cartoons (including the hilarious "Happy Birthday Miss Jones, you sure got nice...bones"), and so on.

It's amazing, I can't remember what I watched on TV last week, but give me a kids show I last saw in the '70s and I can remember entire sketches

Steve

Pete & Pete
Ren and Stimpy
Lambchop's Play-Along

I really need Jonny Quest, my all time favorite animated show. I was about 8 when that show aired and it was the coolest show on Tv.

I also really want Star Trek - Animated.

Another vote for the Banana Splits.

those old will vinton claymation shows...
unico the unicorn, an obscure anime, i think???
maxx (was once on mtv)

Gargoyles
X-Men
Adventures of Pete & Pete

Ducktales
Darkwing Duck
Gummi Bears
Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers
Fraggle Rock
Fraggle Rock (animated)
Alf (animated)
Noozles
The Adventures of the Little Koala
The World of David the Gnome
Salute your Shorts
Hey Dude
Thundercats
Garfield and Friends
Captain N & The Game Masters
Double Dare (game show)
Count Duckula
Muppet Babies
Pee-Wee's Playhouse
Super Mario Bros. Super Show
Today's Special (awesome theme song)

muppet babies

Classic theatrical cartoons wanted on R1 DVD:

* All of Columbia's SCREEN GEMS (Fox & Crow, Li'l Abner, Scrappy, etc) and UPA cartoons (Mr. Magoo, Gerald McBoing Boing, THE TELL-TALE HEART, UNICORN IN THE GARDEN, ROOTY TOOT TOOT, etc).

* Universal's WALTER LANTZ cartoons of the 1930s-1950s (Woody Woodpecker, Andy Panda, Swing Symphonys, Hickory Dickory & Doc, etc), particularly all the cartoons directed by Tex Avery, James "Shamus" Culhane, Dick Lundy, Don Patterson, Alex Lovy and Sid Marcus. I wouldn't miss the late 1950s-1970s Paul J. Smith-directed cartoons, though, those were awful (and there were a ton of them). Get cartoon maven Jerry Beck to pick the selections. Many of these cartoons are currently available via Columbia House, but several are edited, and it would be nice to be able to purchase completely uncut Lantz cartoons through regular vendors, rather than getting roped into a DVD-of-the-Month Club type of deal.

* All of MGM's Tex Avery cartoons, and a special DVD set of great MGM cartoon "odds 'n ends" (stuff that doesn't fall under the TOM & JERRY, Tex Avery or Harmon-Ising headings), which would include: Michael Lah's six DROOPY cartoons (all in anamorphic widescreen), Dick Lundy's sole DROOPY cartoon (CABALLERO DROOPY) and ten BARNEY BEAR cartoons, the 1930s CAPTAIN & THE KIDS cartoons, and Milt Gross' two COUNT SCREWLOOSE & J.R. THE WONDER DOG cartoons (JITTERBUG FOLLIES and WANTED: NO MASTER), the three BARNEY BEAR cartoons co-directed by Preston Blair & Michael Lah (THE BEAR & THE HARE, THE BEAR & THE BEAN and GOGGLE FISHING BEAR), Chuck Jones' 1960s theatrical cartoon specials THE DOT & THE LINE and THE BEAR THAT WASN'T. All currently controlled by Time/Warner.

* All the Max Fleischer BETTY BOOP cartoons and other non-POPEYE Fleischer cartoons from the 1930s and 1940s, currently controlled by Artisan.

* All the 1930s-40s Fleischer POPEYE cartoons and the 1940s Famous Studios' POPEYE cartoons, currently co-owned by King Features and Time/Warner.

* The 1960s theatrical PINK PANTHER and INSPECTOR cartoons, currently controlled by MGM

TV cartoons wanted on R1 DVD:

* JONNY QUEST (1964-65 series only)
* GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE/TOM SLICK/SUPER CHICKEN
* HOPPITY HOOPER
* THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN (1968 Hanna-Barbera)
* The complete PIXIE & DIXIE (& MR. JINKS) cartoon collection
* The remaining BEANY & CECIL cartoons
* The remaining ROGER RAMJET cartoons
* The remaining ROCKY & BULLWINKLE cartoons
* THE ALVIN SHOW (the 1960s incarnation of ALVIN & THE CHIPMUNKS, including the CLYDE CRASHCUP cartoons)

Are you Afraid of the Dark

Those aren't on anymore and haven't been for years and I would love to see them all again.

I would just about die of happiness if I ever heard of Rocko's Modern Life being released on DVD.

Two words: Fraggle Rock!

Smurfs.

Soupy Sales

Region 1 releases of the "Dangermouse" sets would be welcome here. I would also gladly fork out money for full season boxsets of the 90s "Spider-Man" series and "Into the Labyrinth" (UK series that was partially aired in Nickelodeon's "The Third Eye" anthology series). I might buy some sets of "The Real Ghostbusters" if the price was reasonable.

I remember Kids from CAPER.

On top of Electric Company I know there is demand for a Sesame Street boxed set (actually it'd probably be a 2 disc) of vintage bits. Schoolhouse Rock did pretty well so why not release this?

"We all live in a capitol I, capitol I, capitol I"

-paul

-All three prime-time Puff the Magic Dragon specials
-The remaining Rankin/Bass specials (including the exceptional Wind in the Willows from ABC)
-The Strawberry Shortcake specials from the early 1980's
-The Smurfs
-The remaining Casper cartoons
-Complete early Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers episodes
-The remaining Peanuts specials
-Pebbles and Bamm Bamm (where they were teenagers)
-Some of the ABC Weekend Specials (I remember Bunnicula and Miss Switch)
-Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Complete Series
-Today's Special (remember this PBS series!)

.....can you tell that I'm a '70's toddler/'80's child????