Cartoons you want on DVD (1 Viewer)

[Brian_L_Kleis]

I'd love the Bullwinkle series all done on DVD - Replace all the ol' VHS finally...

Plus,

I second the Anamaniacs and The Critic,

and add The Snorks, Hong Kong Phooey, and my beloved Fraggles....

 

[Chuck L]

Third vote for the Warner Brothers and their sister Dot!

I would also want:

Pinky and The Brain

Cow and Chicken

Superfriends

Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show

 

[dpippel]

Definitely:

The Tick

ORIGINAL Jonny Quest

Ren & Stimpy

 

[David Lambert]

Yeah, I want Tick, too. Dungeons & Dragons would be awesome as well!
My sister-in-law is hot for Mysterious Cities of Gold, too...it's good to see she's not alone. She also wants something called Belle and Sebastian.
My wife would die for Ren & Stimpy, and we could both go for Animaniacs as well as Pinky & The Brain.
Oh, don't forget a little something called Star Trek: The Animated Series!

 

[Anthony Liz]

Can't we just get everything from the 80's?
1) C.O.P.S.: Central Organization of Police Specialists
2) DuckTales
3) Gargoyles
4) Ninja Turtles
5) He-man/She-ra (Of Course)
6) Animaniacs
7) The Last Unicorn
and a few hundred more.

 

[Chris Brunner]

FREAKAZOID!!

Ricardo Montalban KILLS me in this show.

(in Kahn's voice "I am not a weenie.... YOU are a weenie!")

Ed Asner is tereffic too.

Hopefully,

Chris

 

[Peter McM]

The Tick, as well as

Ralph Bakshi's The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse

 

[JohnS]

With Back to the Future coming out later this year, I wouldn't mind having the cartoon series out WITH all of the Christopher Llyod intros and science experiment endings.(great stuff!)

 

[Steve Kramzer]

1. Classic Looney Toones

2. Voltron - would be nice to see an anime company pick this up and include both the dub, and an uneditted sub

3. He-man/She-ra

4. Muppet Babies

5. Animaniacs

6. Tiny Toons

7. The critic

and to add to the more obsure titles besides the ones already mentioned....

Visionaries

Captain N: the Game Master

Ghostbusters

Laser Tag Academy

M.A.S.K.

 

[Ed Francisco]

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Gummi Bears yet. My favorite from the Disney Afternoons shows.

 

[Patrick McCart]

Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies (Especially Tex Avery, Bugs Bunny, B&W Merrie Melodies, 1940's cartoons, Bob Clampett, Frank Tashlin, Roadrunner, and pre-1960's Robert McKimson)

Popeye (1933-1943 only)

MGM Tex Avery

Rocky and Bullwinkle (restored, please! The Program Exchange versions look awful)

Freakazoid

Animaniacs

Betty Boop (ARTISIAN has had the rights for 4 years and is still sitting on it.)

Fleischer 1930's cartoons

Koko The Clown

Winsor McCay collection (The old Lumivision/Slingshot DVD is OOP)

I won't mention Disney since they're doing a great job right now. I'll take any of the Disney Treasures DVD's. (Wartime Cartoons!!! YAY!)

 

[CameronS]

Come on, there's got to be more Thundercats fans here. Hopefully, JeremySt and I aren't the only ones!

 

[Mike_Stuewe]

I am gonna agree with Cameron Seaman and say that Thundercats totally needs to be out on DVD.

M.A.S.K.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Ghostbusters

and the rest of the Transformers would also be real nice.

 

[BarryR]

Betty Boop!

 

[Calvin Watts III]

GI Joe
Challenge of the SuperFriends
The original Spiderman series
&
anything to do with the Shogun Warriors,especially Force Five.
That would be sooo cool
Calvin

 

[Geoffrey_A]

The Mighty Hercules!
Who wouldn't wanna hear that wicked theme song blasting in 5.1

 

[Jonathan W]

I want these mastered for DVD in their OAR:

JOSIE AND THE PUSSY CATS

SPEED RACER

STAR TREK ANIMATED

SPY GROOVE (MTV)

THE SUPER ADVENTURE SQUAD (MTV)

THE MAXX (MTV)

SEALAB 2021

THE TELL-TALE HEART (NARRATED BY JAMES MASON)

THE GREAT PIGGY BANK ROBBERY (WITH DONALD DUCK)

NEO TOKYO (FEATURING 'THE RUNNING MAN')

 

[Craig Robertson]

i would love to see both The Tick and ALF.

 

[SeanMc]

Voltron...Lion voltron that car voltron was just a punk

Thundercats

Silverhawks

G.I. Joe

He-Man

I cant believe noone wants Space Ghost boooo =p

 

[Craig Robertson]

oh and i forgot:

Rocko's Modern Life