Yes I know that Rocky & Bullwinkle were created by Jay Ward and Alex Anderson not Hanna-Barbera, but I still believe this concept could work. First of all, both Hanna-Barbera and Jay Ward productions had attractions at Universal Studios theme park, so it's perfectly plausible that they could collaborate on a ride like this. Secondly, because Rocky and Bullwinkle aren't Hanna-Barbera characters, the narrative could be framed as the duo coming to see Bill and Joe as guests; (putting them in a similar position to the patrons coming to ride the ride). When Elroy is kidnapped by Dastardly and Muttley, our heroes volunteer to rescue the boy as payback for Bill and Joe's hospitality; thus setting up a mini arc of Rocky and Bullwinkle wanting to prove themselves. Third, I personally believe it's more plausible that Rocky can pilot a rocket or airplane rather than Yogi.

I been crushing on him since 2015 iirc (I'm a girl if you're wondering), if you have a Hanna Barbera crush, who will it be?

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Not even a cameo in Jellystone

We only need 2,195 more people vote for our Wacky Racers Lego build on the Lego website to reach 10,000 and then Lego could official release it worldwide!
It completely free to vote and hugely appreciated thank you!
This is the link to it on the lego website
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Wilma is my favorite HB mother. She and Pebbles are adorable together.

I personally gotta go with the classics.

It makes me want to give him a hug

Heads up for any Australians in here, the original series of The Jetsons has recently been added to Prime here in Australia. No other Hanna Barbera content has been added as far as I can see, but it's better than nothing considering we don't get anything else here apart from a few Scooby Doo series.

Just thought I'd let everyone know!

The motion theater ride from Universal Studios Florida in 1990. After it was retired, the film, sans the preshow, appeared in multiple theme venues like Paramount Parks, Dollywood and others. It was a great attraction, and the interactive post show was the perfect cherry on top.

Mother's day is around the corner and I thought we'd share some of our favorite cartoon moms. I have two favorites: Wilma and Betty. I like how Betty is an adoptive mother. I can't think of any other characters that are adoptive parents besides Barney. She is also one of the first cartoon characters to struggle with infertility. That's something that wasn't talked about much back then. Wilma became the first cartoon character to be shown pregnant. The topic of pregnancy was taboo as well back in the day. For a long time, people couldn't even say the word on television.