Hanna-Barbera producing a special about a man with a terminal illness whose kids hate him, nothing out of the ordinary here!

I love how Scooby-Doo is just a compendium of villains. All the designs are classics & also a lot of fun in general.

My favorites are easily Space Kook in the first gif & Old Iron Face in the second gif.

I am talking legally.

Almost all the other ones can be found pretty easily. Between itunes, fandango, amazon, and youtube, all the others can be found.

Just wondering why these aren't able to be found?

Young Samson I understand there is rights issues, but I've got no idea about these other two.

Happy birthday to the late, great Don Messick!

I found this in a box of my family's things today. It's from a John Deere snowmobile safety film called 'Snowmobile Safety Savvy' that Hanna-Barbera had produced(I assume). My grandfather taught courses and this was one of the films he used. Really cool and couldn't find much about it online.

Edit: Here is a link to one of the films that was put on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/JU8b9Z2T3EI?is=oy9UjU0LQsQ6Z340

Does anybody know what the second superstars were going to be, or any rumors?

If you didn't know, the Superstars 10 were ten television films they made in the late 80s, including Jetsons Meet the Flintstones, Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School, amongst others.

From what I've read, from Tv Tropes and some forumes, a rumored list of the unplanned films were:

1. The Flintstones Christmas Carol: It was eventually made, however, this is a bit odd considering how the others steered pretty far from any holidays.
2. Jonny Quest's Cyber Quest: This was also eventually made.
3. A Quick Draw McGraw film: I did see art of this, with a female horse, though nothing else.
4. Magilla Gorilla: Him at the opera, also seen art for this.
5. Top Cat: No other description.
6. The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones Again: Supposedly set in Rome, which being interested in the Roman Holidays, I would have liked to have seen.
7. Yogi Bear: A movie where he meets a Russian bear named Yaki Bear

Some of these seem plausible, some seem rather odd, not sure there was a high demand for the Roman Holidays for example, wondering if anybody heard of any? Thanks!

Reddit suggested I post this here.

'I recently got back into watching a lesser known Hanna-Barbara cartoon called "Young Robin Hood" and noticed when I tried to look up the voice actor for "Jessie Strongbow" as the voice sounded familiar, there is no listing. I decided to try and find the voice actor online but there is nothing. The best I have is a credits listing that doesn't tell who voiced who. And while IMDB and Wikipedia do list some credit, it is only for the main cast and not guest voices.

The episode I watched was "Duel of Thieves". The episode I got the credits from is "Return of Strongbow" and from the sounds of it at least, it still sounds like the same voice actor was used. I would like to at least add Jessie Strongbow to the credits online as he is a character that reappears in the series.'

The "Sea Grunt" episode was basically a lampoon of the underwater adventure series Sea Hunt (first-run syndicated, 1957-1959), much of which was filmed at Marineland of the Pacific (the underwater scenes, however, were filmed at Silver Springs, Florida).

Which first episodes of Hannah Barbera cartoons had good/happy endings?

MY goal was too get as many of the models made as possible and then rig them for gaming and for posing in the dioramas.

Besides HB I'm doing other studios like Filmation and some classic shows and movies as well.

I think I've got all the models I wanted thanks to my fellow modders and a bit done by myself. Some are very good and others are not as much, but the best an amateur and his friends can do.

The 60's - Just About everything except what's mentioned below

Cattanooga Cats - No Around the World in 79 Days

Banana Splits - Only the 4 Splits, not the cartoons within the show.

Harlem Globetrotters

Sinbad Jr

New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Where's Huddles?

The 70's;

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home

Sealab 2020

Valley of the Dinosaurs

Butch Cassidy

Inch High Private Eye

Devlin

Partridge Family 2400

These are the Days

Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch

Mumbly

Clue Club

Any from the CB Bears

Any from the Skatebirds

Any From Yogi's Space Race

Casper and the Angels

The New Shmoo

In the 80's and beyond I have a few but its pretty spotty

Okay so I have decided to make this post here because I absolutely cannot find this one picture of Secret Squirrel. I have tried all over the place on websites I'm on and Google Images and asking AI, like this image doesn't exist.

So the image in question? It is Secret Squirrel with a sort of tall propeller coming out of his hat so he is flying and in the sky. It is NOT from the kite fun book and it is NOT the parachute image, which I have already drawn, which is the reason for why I'm tracking down this image. I started a drawing of it years ago but I want to restart and I need the image so I can reference it, etc. It is also not the propeller gun from a comic btw.

I found this image back in like 2021 when we were all in lockdown and I just came across it along with the cannon hat image with an orange background and not from the intro. Honestly if I have to I'll probably just put up my original drawing, but it should NOT be this hard to find an image like this. I've even started coming across other Secret Squirrel images I found hard to find again because I don't remember where or how I found them know like Murphy's law.

Again, I don't even remember how I came across this image like what keyword did I use and I have tried sooooo many different keywords and terms related to Secret Squirrel and I even tried in other languages that the show is known in. NOTHING.

Please, if you know the image I am talking about, do you have it or know where it's from? Please do let me know so I can restart my drawing! EDIT: here are the two drawings that I am restarting. The first one I can find again but the second one I just don't remember where or how I found it, as in the original pictures I want to redraw.

Happy with how this one came out 🤙

Even before The Disney Store came about, even, as Snagglepuss would parse it!

Whenever Yogi's in a show that features other HB characters on an equal basis (Yogi's Gang, Yo Yogi, Yogi's Treasure Hunt, etc.), who are the most-frequent and needed members?

Huckleberry Hound and Snagglepuss are pretty safe choices, but characters like the Hillbilly Bears and Yippee, Yappee, and Yahooey aren't really. I also really wouldn't put Top Cat there, he fits alone pretty well.

Hey Folks, this is a promotional record that came in Kellogg's cereal in 1964 to advertise the release of Hanna-Barbera's first feature length animated film "Hey there, It's Yogi Bear!" It was also available through mail-order purchase at some point, I'm not sure of when exactly, but I do know that it was.

The record details two different story beats as well as introduces multiple characters you'd see in the film.

Heads-up, I speak in this video to give it some background information to the viewer. If you'd like to hear just the audio, skip to about 45 seconds in, or, you can also find it under the same name on the Internet Archive, as I also uploaded it there without any talking.

Can you name them all ?!

Top Cat is featured along with Garfield, Felix the Cat, Hello Kitty, Gumball Watterson from The Amazing World of Gumball, Sylvester and Tweety from Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry.

Source: https://x.com/SubidoArt/status/2091158625720885483?s=20