Old School Toons

[Pacino86845]

Oh wow, I do remember that show based on those images, but I have no idea what it was about.

The show was produced in Quebec, and was called Les Voyages du tortillard

It played on TVO in the 70's as The Secret Railroad, and was essentially The Yellow Submarine of children’s television - the first time I took lysergic acid diethylamide I felt like I had been there before...thanks to huge portions of this toon served to me daily from the age of 3 to about 9.

So growing up in Quebec is what fucked my mind, eh? I KNEW IT, TABARNAC!!!!!

[unikrunk]

Oh wow, I do remember that show based on those images, but I have no idea what it was about.

The show was produced in Quebec, and was called Les Voyages du tortillard

It played on TVO in the 70's as The Secret Railroad, and was essentially The Yellow Submarine of children’s television - the first time I took lysergic acid diethylamide I felt like I had been there before...thanks to huge portions of this toon served to me daily from the age of 3 to about 9.

So growing up in Quebec is what fucked my mind, eh? I KNEW IT, TABARNAC!!!!!

Oui; zut alors!

[Maui]

Oh wow, I do remember that show based on those images, but I have no idea what it was about.

The show was produced in Quebec, and was called Les Voyages du tortillard

It played on TVO in the 70's as The Secret Railroad, and was essentially The Yellow Submarine of children’s television - the first time I took lysergic acid diethylamide I felt like I had been there before...thanks to huge portions of this toon served to me daily from the age of 3 to about 9.

So growing up in Quebec is what fucked my mind, eh? I KNEW IT, TABARNAC!!!!!

It was the subliminal messages in the Quebec cartoons! That's how they did it! 8)

Ces enfants pauvres

[Peven]

all in an attempt to scramble the brain's ability to speak and understand English.

[Ribbons]

Oh wow, I do remember that show based on those images, but I have no idea what it was about.

The show was produced in Quebec, and was called Les Voyages du tortillard

It played on TVO in the 70's as The Secret Railroad, and was essentially The Yellow Submarine of children’s television - the first time I took lysergic acid diethylamide I felt like I had been there before...thanks to huge portions of this toon served to me daily from the age of 3 to about 9.

So growing up in Quebec is what fucked my mind, eh? I KNEW IT, TABARNAC!!!!!

Oui; zut alors!

Ou est la bibliotheque!

Also, I guess this qualifies as an old skool toon... (beware: it's a little on the bad side)

[SilentBobX]

[quote="SilentBobX

As Juan Epstein used to say: "The possibilities are mind boggling"

Mahalo

Juan Epstein as in Welcome Back Kotter?? <<insert Horshack bray here>>[/quote]

Heh, glad to see someone remembers the quality television of the 1970s. Heh.

BTW, has anyone else besides me lost countless hours of time on youtube looking these toons up? I know I have.

Getting back to the Inhumanoids for a moment. Does anyone remember how violent it used to be? I seem to remember one episode that featured a nest of baby monsters and one was ripping the limbs off of the others in order to feed itself. I know that left an impression on me.

Also, pop quiz: Which old school toon would make for the best movie right now? My vote.........Starblazers. Great idea, would definitely sell. Big spaceship, insurmountable odds, many enemies, great action.

Finally, what's with all the Hello Kitty avatars right now? Did you all commit some horrible offenses while serving in the Thai police force?

Mahalo

[Pacino86845]

Finally, what's with all the Hello Kitty avatars right now? Did you all commit some horrible offenses while serving in the Thai police force?

Mahalo

Hmm, somewhere between the following two threads things might make a little more sense:

http://zone.aintitcool.com/viewtopic.php?t=69355

http://zone.aintitcool.com/viewtopic.php?t=69360

[unikrunk]

Oh wow, I do remember that show based on those images, but I have no idea what it was about.

The show was produced in Quebec, and was called Les Voyages du tortillard

It played on TVO in the 70's as The Secret Railroad, and was essentially The Yellow Submarine of children’s television - the first time I took lysergic acid diethylamide I felt like I had been there before...thanks to huge portions of this toon served to me daily from the age of 3 to about 9.

So growing up in Quebec is what fucked my mind, eh? I KNEW IT, TABARNAC!!!!!

Oui; zut alors!

Ou est la bibliotheque!

Also, I guess this qualifies as an old skool toon... (beware: it's a little on the bad side)

Ne le recherchez pas, vous ne le trouvera jamais. Il est perdu pour toujours...

[TheButcher]

From io9:
Max Fleischer's Superman (1941-1942)

In the early 1940s, Max Fleischer's Superman cartoons gave the Man of Steel an Art Deco flair and plenty of robots to defeat. Here's a brief history and some episodes of the cartoon.

[The Vicar]

Knock off cette merde, wankers. C'est n'est pas de Montréal.

[TheButcher]

From Comics Alliance:
'He-Man' Layouts and Storyboards Harness the Power of Grayskull For Awesomeness