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It varied as I got older. I grew up on Popeye, Underdog, and Looney Tunes, with Rocky and Bullwinkle a favorite. I liked Tom Terrific on Captain Kangaroo too. In the 1950's and early 60's after school TVhadlocal kids shows that featured movies and cartoons from the1930's and 40's. The cartoonsgave me my exposure to classical musicwith the dancing flowers and animals playing the instruments. I loved it. By college age, the Road Runner was a big favorite. While in college from 1968 to 1973 movies were shown on campus every Friday and Saturday night and the guys almost revolted if the cartoon was something other than the Road Runner.
I always enjoyed the adventures of Road Runner and Wylie Coyote. The varied contraptions that Wylie could devise and the many ways they could fall apart are mind boggling. It was always funny to watch the anvil land perfectly on Wylie's head as he looked at the camera holding whatever sign was most appropriate. Truly hilarious.
Hey Rocky! Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat...
ROAR!!! ... No doubt about it, I gotta get another
hat! :-D ...
Rocky was so far ahead of his time... Remember Pottsylvania, where
the TV stations had commercial advertising almost all the time...
with an occasional breaks for entertainment? ...
Now you have to pay to get programming that good.
;-)



