I'm old enough to remember watching this. Fun fact: it was created after a fall out with Stan Lee over a Mighty Thor Hanna-Barbera collaboration. So, HB merely made up the Mighty Mightor instead. Instead of the hammer, it became a club and Mightor wore a horned helmet. For the time, like the Herculoids, it was weird, yet fun.

son of a picnic basket! I don't think I've seen THIS one either! I sure wish Boomerang channel would go back to airing the classics... 5s

those were the days

Thanks all! Btw Jon, you can watch clips on YouTube or just buy the two season two disc DVD on Amazon.

I dont remember Mighty Mightor. Maybe I was growing out of cartoon watching by 1967. After all, I did turn 22 that year.

There's nothing wrong with nostalgia.

https://youtu.be/6oKbX4pVGp8

Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.

(1 Corinthians 13:13) And now abide faith hope and charity; but the greatest of these is charity ........ You weren't exactly being charitable in that last post of yours, were you?

Snagglepuss rebukes you!

Multiple polls indicate that an average 32% of American adults (male, female, married, single) watch old, current, G to Adult rated (non-pornographic) cartoons. 69% of young adults also play video games. Neither has anything to do with maturity levels, but entertainment values. Btw, no one will be judged on cartoon watching at either Resurrection (Bema of Christ or Great White Throne Judgements). Salvation is it. You either have it or not. The personal rewards or loss of for a Believer is based on what you did with salvation for the kingdom and the state of your heart. Watching cartoons is no sin. Please don't quote scripture out of context. Maturity in the Word is most often associated with spiritual maturity.

https://youtu.be/ANCjrzSJOsU

Watching cartoons is no sin, but a mind is a terrible thing to waste. I'll tell you what is a sin: belief based on no evidence, no critical thinking, no facts. Personal rewards come with positive contributions to the general well-being here on Earth and usefulness to one's fellow man, not on selfish, anxious dreams of heavenly salvation and nonsensical jargon. And you know what you can do with polls and mass tastes!

And how exactly would you know what anyone here has done personally for the betterment of mankind or his brother? I help people. I occasionally watch cartoons too. I am also a student concerned with particle physics, cosmology, and establishing a permanent presence on Mars. All you are doing is judging people. Act like an adult yourself.

And here are more judgments: Congratulations, Question Mark. But shall we overlook your last comment wherein you judged that Blacks should own their evil?
As for Rob, you recently wrote two parodies dripping with hatred for Kathy Griffin. You encouraged your readers to hate her, too. Is not KG one of God's creatures? Is this an example of your spiritual maturity? Is this the path you have taken to Salvation?
What we have here are a racist troll and a Bible-thumping hypocrite!

^ yes, KG is one of God's creatures. know who else is? Satan! (fallen angel) are we supposed to support her wanting to behead the president, then claiming to be the victim when anybody dares say "boo" to her?

Thanks Jon, but I got this one. First of all, salvation doesn't eliminate one's sin nature. Man is fallible. Only Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and used His divine blood shed on the cross to become the sacrificial Lamb of God. Of course, He was born of a virgin so as not to have an inherited sin nature. Remember the bumper sticker: Christians aren't perfect, just forgiven? How true. You won't find any sinless people anywhere on earth. "For there are none righteous, no not one." Second, there is not only the evil of Satan and the fallen ones in this world but man's own evil ever since the fall of mankind which produces evil people. In the OT, YHWH ordered the Israelites to KILL these people! In the NT, Jesus preaches love and forgiveness, but that doesn't eliminate God's holiness and righteousness either. We put to death criminals who slaughter; we kill terrorists and in wartime kill the enemy. Kathy Griffin is an u apologetic (her press conference was a lie) abomination of a woman and comedienne. She is unrepentant and seeks to harm a child. She not only represents evil but is evil. Let someone else pray for her soul, it just won't be me. Yes, Jesus loves KG as he did with Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Saddam, Gadhafi, etc... but they never changed nor wanted too. Kathy laments losing her job and endorsements only. Boo hoo! Lastly, no one merits salvation nor can earn it by works. It's a gift of God, lest any man should boast. You either have it or you don't. The rapture will prove this. I am not perfect nor ever will be. But I know who Jesus is. Case closed.

Both Rob and Jonathan are testifying. Well, isn't that special? Kathy is in the same league as Hitler. How con-VEEN-ient! Who put the love of war and weapons into Rob's heart? Who sentenced Jonathan to a lifelong sugar high? Now, who could it be? Could it be ... Satan? "Christians aren't perfect, just forgiven." We like ourselves, don't we?

And I have over 666 more screen names in service so you can't win against me you Nazis!

Your mocking in no way invalidates the Word of God or any Believer's standing spiritually. As for my historical and personal interest in all things German and including the Third Reich- so what? There are many historians, writers, and ex-WW2 vets that admire Nazi technology and fighting methods but are opposed to the ideology and Holocaust. I write to my strength as a TR specialist. I also write about just about anything. Your labeling of me does not make it true. If I became a left-wing SJW would I become a Communist? Of course not. And judging Jon is uncalled for. He's a great guy.

For the record, the previous comment written under my S/N was not by me but by a desperate parasite who does this thing from time to time. A true troll like me does not sow chaos or label people. He leverages his anonymity constructively to make important, rational arguments – unimpeded by his record of previous political and philosophical leanings. Like it or not, this is the freedom of the Internet. Consider me one of your superheroes: I use my extraordinary powers for Truth, Justice, and the American Way!

Hey Jon, check out this other cartoon series from HB called "Thundarr the Barbarian":

https://youtu.be/LhAobPugvsk

i wached the prevu and it was grate but i dont think my Mommy will let me wach the hole serees even if jons Mum will becawz i half to do my speling work book.

Comments like this are of no value. Sorta like those that make fun of comic book collecting as adults. Turns out the top 10 comics ever sold range from a low $325,000 to $3.2 million for Action Comics #1 featuring Superman! Other "toys" sell the same. Even these old cartoons on disc sell for upwards of $50+ . Collectors know these things. I once invested in Bild Lilli dolls that predate Barbie and made thousands of dollars from an initial $600. I've sold the all-metal pre-orange tip airsoft KSC Auto 9 from RoboCop for $400 in a gun case for an investment of $85 ordering from Japan and sending ¥. So you made yourself look like a fool because you are ignorant, not that you can't spell! Now run along and troll somewhere else...

Golly, you could make a fortune watching "Thundarr the Barbarian" on Youtube.

A simple single animation production sketch of Ariel goes from $200-500! Just ONE sketch! Yes, you can make money off merchandise, especially the highly collectable ones. Oh, and there's talk of a live action "Thundarr the Barbarian" movie! Maybe you don't like old, nostalgic cartoons, but others do. Here, it's just a parody topic taken to ridiculous levels.

Thanks, Rob. I'll check that "Thundarr" video you linked out! I don't understand the negative attitude towards animation. I mean, Looney Tunes were originally created with an adult audience in mind! so what if kids took to 'em? I see nothing wrong with some good entertainment that anyone, of any age can enjoy. (animated or not.)

Timmeh!

https://youtu.be/_GrENXKJ-kU

There are cartoons that provide laughter and enchantment for adults: the Disney and Warner Bros. classics, The Simpsons, Family Guy, etc. Most modern cartoons (and movies) are mass-designed for kids, teenage boys, and the army of adults with arrested development or with real lives from which they must habitually escape. Because I am a dad, I have had to watch a ton of dreck – badly written and drawn. TV cartoons are designed for the demographic which fuels the demand for Whoopie-Crunchy breakfast cereal. Everything made for mass entertainment is produced not for art's sake, but to sell a product. In particular, the links provided to Thundarr in this thread lead to something terminally dull.

Jon, check out this art:

https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.23766368.8816/flat,800x800,070,f.u1.jpg

Who can forget Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel not to mention the all-time classics of The Flintstones and The Jetsons?

Ochinchin daisuke!

^ Kutabare, nisemono!

Didn't Hanna Barbera have a toon with an alligator called Wally Gator? I seem to recall that as well as some other odd characters including a snickering dog and a pink cat that was a lion, not the pink panther! Golly, it's been ages!

^^Haven't formulated a single thought about Wally Gator in over 50 years! A companion cartoon that used to be shown in tandem with Wally Gator was "Lippy The Lion and Har de Har Har" HDHH was a hyena. The pink lion you're thinking of was called "Snagglepuss". I remember the snickering dog, just don't remember the name

The snickering dog was Muttley, sidekick to Dastardly! They had car and airplane adventures I think. Oh yeah, "Wacky Races!"

I have to say that your topics Mr. Arndt always have my interest. I always learn new stuff from you and your threads which can be even more hilarious! Can't wait for Monday to see who will start a fight over whatever new topics you introduce! Keep them coming. GB.

^ It might interest you to know that Mr. Arndt had two comments censored from this thread. They contained nothing more than beautiful quotes from 1 Corinthians. He did not censor another quote he apparently approved of. Apparently, he takes his Bible a la carte. Censorship of religious speech? That's a double whammy against the First Amendment.

Oneechan!

Actually, Blaspheming Harry, it doesn't interest me in the slightest to know that Arndt had two pieces of your Bible-referencing trollery removed from the comment section. On the other hand, loved how you worked the free exercise clause into the deletion. You sure there isn't an Establishment Clause infringement here as well? As long as we're just making sh*t up, maybe you can find a violation of Third Amendment's proscription against the involuntary quartering of soldiers

CML: Blaspheming? BLASPHEMING!? Who the hell are you anyway? Torquemada? Well, isn't that special? Do I have to bring you before the Church Lady? Buttinsky, it doesn't interest me in the slightest that what I wrote doesn't interest you in the slightest. Glad you appreciate my creative interpretation of The Bill of Rights; Arndt's selective censorship of quotations from the Christian Bible is indeed an infringement of the Establishment Clause, being the first step in his long-held goal of establishing Nationalsozialismus as the official state ideology!
I take it that you are against the involuntary quartering of soldiers, but solidly in favor of drawing and quartering blasphemers.

You all need to stop. I did NOT have any comments deleted. If you think so, ask the Editor Chuck. Someone else did. I only have comments removed which have sexual or offensive language or personal attacks that cross the line. Those are violations of posting policy. Can we get back On-topic???

Sorry, Rob. I guess the deleter was a different one of the many other medieval Defenders of the Faith here.

NP HH, if you read the whole thread I wrote a large paragraph with scripture. I just didn't provide the exact chapters and verses! There are several people here who write about spiritual topics. There's Jesus Dude, me on occasion, and some anonymous one offs. Jon chimed in too. It's the assumption that bothers me. If it's about Germany or the TR, it's me. Republican politics or Christian stuff... could be anyone unless clarified! Here, it's just about an old cartoon that somehow was spun badly!