Me-TV...you need to take the initiative and make Saturday Morning Cartoons a thing again! There are so many great toons from the past that you could air! The Flintstones is a great first step, but there are so many others your viewers are dying to watch again!

Don't forget The ABC Weekend Special MeTV! ;)

Land of the Lost was my jam!

Saturday Morning Television in Fall 1977 was very interesting. on NBC, you had "I AM THE GREATEST-THE ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD ALI" about the famed boxer. the cartoon series was produced by Fred Calvert's Farmhouse Films but had a short-lived run. another NBC cartoon that Fall was "PANGY PANTS AND THE NITWITS", also unique, since it re-united the two characters from NBC's old "LAUGH-IN" series, Ruth Buzzi & Arte Johnson reprising their "Gladys and Tyrone" characters were cartoon characters in this half-hour series from DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. then, there was "THE CB BEARS" from Hanna-Barbera Productions, and the final season of The Archies as NBC and Filmation Associates aired "THE NEW ARCHIE/SABRINA HOUR", which was later changed to "THE BANG SHANG LALOPOLUZA SHOW" and "SUPER WITCH", which finished their decade long run on Network Saturday Morning TV since their debut on CBS in Fall 1968. another NBC cartoon series was "THE YOUNG SENTINELS" (later changed to "THE SPACE SENTINELS") another impressive Filmation-produced series about three young people trained from an alien world are super-powered guardians assisted by techno advanced computer called Sentinel One and his Maintenance Operator, a C3PO type of droid. NBC also had the live-action "THUNDER" & "THE KIDS FROM C.A.P.E.R." that complimented their 77-78 TV lineup. but CBS also had an Impressive lineup starting with "SPACE ACADEMY", a live-action Filmation series that brought back "LOST IN SPACE" star Jonathan Harris as "Gampu", the senior commander of an academy built on an asteroid. then, there was "THE SKATEBIRDS", a failed but impressive Hanna-Barbera live-action and animated format that was pretty much like "THE BANANA SPLITS" series that Hanna-Barbera made in 1968. one of the segments on this show was the live-action "Mystery Island" serial, that re-used The Robot from "LOST IN SPACE" (1965-68) but re-designed as a computer robot called POPS. another CBS show was "WHAT'S NEW, MISTER MAGOO" bring back the voice of Jim Backus from the animated series from the late 50s/60s, it was produced by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises and UPA. CBS also brought back Filmation's animated "TARZAN" and teamed him up with The Caped Crusader in "THE BATMAN-TARZAN ADVENTURE HOUR", along with a live-action series called "WHACKO" that starred Bo Kaprall, Julie McWhirter, and Charles Fleisher (the voice of "ROGER RABBIT") while ABC had their official second season of "THE ALL-NEW SUPER FRIENDS HOUR" and Hanna-Barbera's "SCOOBY'S ALL STAR LAFF-O-LYMPICS" and "THE KROFT SUPERSHOW" 77.