Termyn8or
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Hands down, moose and squirrel, Boris and Natasha. The other segments of Bullwinkle show were good too. I think the only thing that has come close is the Simpsons. I mean there were adult (not risque) references in Bullwinkle, like when they gave the titles of the next episode, remember the always gave two ? But I want to get hooked up with Matt Groening's drug dealer. Goodbye reality. Homer: Sometimes I think we're the worst familty in town. Marge: Maybe we should move to a larger community And no canned laughter, that is very important to me. If you have to tell me when to laugh you are not doing your job. But the OP didn't single out humor/cartoons, so Star Trek, the original. Bones and Spock. I was like six and seven years old when it first ran, and I watched it in reruns. I think it was the most though provoking, mind opening show of the century, or possibly the millenia. I think it did alot for me, and I think every kid should have that series on DVD. Another big favorite of mine was The Road Runner and Coyote. The ones before they talked. They had some simple sound effects and some orchestra music. I have dowloaded alot of old cartoons on P2P, but I can't seem to get the really old WB stuff. And when I get the really old stuff it is too old. One notable, very entertaining one I got last year was The Singing Sword with Bugs and Yosemite Sam. A buddy brought over his five or six year old daughter and I have never seen anyone's eyes glued to the screen like that. But then even the adults loved it. I didn't notice the copyright date but I am sure it's old, I'm surprised I never saw it before I DLed it. There are many interesting things, for example I got the Flintstones doing s Winston cigarette commercial. And that's nothing, I still have a betamax and I know a guy who used to me a garbage man. Adding two plus two.....well I got some stuff. In the 90s I got to rewatch the ORIGINAL airing of the last episode of MASH. You can get that, but the commercials. It's like being in a time machine. I can hardly stand any TV now. I hate it. My bigscreen only mainly comes on now for something I play on the PC (yes I have one of those pricey little boxes). The good old days, it's a shame that more and more people missed them. One of these days I'll get aroung to ripping my old beta tapes into mpegs, but it will be a while. First off it is in real time (1X) and I have yet to learn how to use the software. But one of these days...... Thanks for bringing it up OP. T
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