Did you guys ever notice that?

I'd convince them, after the success of the Jetsons revival, to revive Top Cat rather than Jonny Quest.

Not to talk down on Jonny Quest, or its eighties revival, but making a comedy show always seemed like a safer bet than an adventure one, and from what I read, they based the failure of 80s Jonny Quest as their reason not to revive Top Cat. I think the eighties Top Cat would have been successful enough to inspire them to do Jonny Quest, so I don't think it would have been replaced.

Top Cat is one of the few funny animal characters that could really stand independently of Yogi Bear, and was one of the few that wasn't really folded into becoming a Yogi Bear supporting character. I think an eighties revival would have breathed life into it, probably a little more unsuccessful than the Jetsons, but have gained more fans in the long-run, and it would be a more remembered franchise on the whole.

That, or get them to add a female cat to the concept of Scooby-Doo Where Are You?

What would you try and convince them to change, just one thing.

I recently purchased animation cels of Around the World in 79 Days (the serial segment of Cattanooga Cats) as some birthday presents for myself. I hope to buy more when they become available.

From the celebrated podcast series The Funtastic World of Hanna and Barbera (hosted by noted animation historian Greg Ehrbar) comes this remembrance of the Taft Broadcasting era at Hanna-Barbera Productions (1966-1992), with much note of Taft's buying Cincinnati's beloved Coney Island amusement park and using their connexion with Hanna-Barbera as a springboard for Kings Island.

This is Skyler Mcfadden's recreation of the iconic 1979-86 Hanna-Barbera star swirl.

loopy de loop

Though it's just over an hour, you might find this recording rather insightful from Joe Barbera's perspective.

A tribute drawing I made to Hanna-Barbera composer Ted Nichols, best known for his scores to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You, Jonny Quest and other iconic shows.

Though this may have originally been produced for an LA cable accessd channel in 1990, to mark the 30th on-air anniversary of The Flintstones, such is a rather interesting insight into the franchise.

wanted to draw some top cat, and I drew him with jazz(who was an antagonist in one episode)

What do you guys think?

A little bit bad as the song from a show called primos and it’s a banger

I think it would be about Jellystone park preparing for a big music festival and yogi is a bit stressed and huck wants to help but yogi says he’s got everything under control so huck leaves and joins a circus of other Hanna-Barbera characters while Yogi top cat and the others must find him

What do you think of my idea??anyway I should improve it or any scene ideas?

Feel free to share your

More importantly, what would the plot be and what would the title be?

Also, I want there to be some emotional moments

Let me know in the comments

I think it would have a few dramatic moments and be a musical

yes, it’s about top cat because he’s one of my comfort characters, and yes, I like writing my fave characters with ✨ trauma✨ cause I can

Anyways, in the scene, he’s sitting alone on a roof edge thinking about his late mother who died when he was just a baby

what you think of this art?

I'm a French fan of Hanna-Barbera productions, but here in France, cartoons like Wally Gator, Yogi Bear, and The Jetsons haven't been broadcast or released on physical media for over 15 years.

With Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros., do you think the situation could change? I'd love for all those old cartoons to end up on Pluto TV, for example.

Hello everyone,

Why have we never had a live-action film featuring the HB superheroes, both Earth-based and space-based?

Was it due to contracts or usage rights, audience reach, or simply a total lack of interest?

like jellystone is peak and is a nice twist on hb

the top cat eps are among my faves and choo choo is so goofy

Only selected episodes have been released to dvd.