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It's time to get animated in this quiz! We're giving you some details about some well-loved (and less-than-adored) animated spinoffs of popular projects. If you can remember all the titles, you're a certified genius, and you deserve your own spinoff!
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This 1982 animated show was a spinoff of Gilligan's Island.
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This 2002 animated spinoff depicted the life of some itty-bitty Looney Tunes characters.
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This superhero animated series is a spinoff of DuckTales, and began airing in 1991.
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This series is a sci-fi spinoff of a Looney Tunes animated short of the same name. Though the short premiered in 1953, this series began airing in 2003.
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This Flintstones spinoff focused on Fred, Barney, Wilma, and Betty as young adults. Its began airing in 1986.
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This animated spinoff premiered in 1981 and focused on the cast of Happy Days.
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This Wacky Races spinoff began airing in 1969 and starred the character of Penelope Pitstop.
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This animated spinoff was based on the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
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This animated series premiered in 1987 and was a spinoff of the series ALF, focusing on the character's pre-Earth adventures.
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This animated series was based off of Toy Story, and premiered in 2000.
Name that animated spinoff!
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45 Comments
9/10. Would have got the first one right if the premiere date was correct. "The New Adventuuures of Gilligan" actually debuted in *September 1974,* not 1982. Maybe the author was thinking of "Gilligan's Planet."
I meant "Adventures." I must have fat-fingered the "u" key on my phone's keypad a few times.
7/10. I should have done better. What a maroon!!
7/10 overestimated my memory bank
7/10
6
10/10, and The Flintstones were not young adults, they were kids. The show that had them as young adults was Bedrock 90120.
10 of 10.
10 out of 10
9/10. Watched way to many cartoons
8/10! numbers 2 and 4 did me in.
10/10 ugh!, Most of these were aweful. I remember them only for that reason. Gilligan and Ghost busters were the least annoying. Why in the world did Ginger become a white haired character, never understand that.
Save money on ink?
I liked The Real Ghostbusters for a while until they started centering their stories on Slimer. (and remember, it was called 'The Real Ghostbusters' because Filmation had the animation rights to the title 'Ghostbusters'. which was a terrible show.)
Def the "other" ghost busters was aweful. True, it wasnt all that bad. Didnt they eventually have a show with just slimer?.
It was called Slimer and The Real Ghostbusters.
Right...thats the stuff, Thanks B
Possibly. Filmation was notorious for using a technique known as "limited animation." So perhaps their budget was not all that great.
True. Like when characters would stand still and only the eyes would move.
8/10
Missed the first two. Thought I was going to be a long day but not so bad.
Missed the first two. Thought I was going to be a long day but not so bad.
8/10
I grew up with I think most of them. I got all ten.
9/10
7 of 10
10/10. Thanks MeToons
7/10 missed 2,3,5
10/10
10 out 10. Sometimes it pays to be a late GenXer/Early Millennial