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Not as bad though. At least he wasn't trying to destroy our democracy.

was a bully .

hed blame multey for all of their failures , but mutley would get them out of a scrape when in trouble . had that snickering laugh.

At least he wasn't in The Wacky Races. But sometimes he would get conned into abetting some devious trick on other drivers by his owner Dick Dastardly. But the trick would always backfire. And when it backfired on him, he would grumble Massam Rassam Frassam, but if it only backfired on Dick Dastardly, he would snicker.

bright.

in the Beany and Cecil cartoons. Nyah, ha ha.

Mutley or Nutly? Big shaggy dog, name popped right up in my head but I have no idea what cartoon that was right now.

Snidely Whiplash always cracked me up.

Screaming, shooting guns, raging incoherently. The first MAGA member.

He can kiss my shiny metal....

Honestly, I love that cartoon. Funny stuff.

...as well as his smarmy manner.

Fred was modeled in part on Ralph Kramden, who seemed to have been modeled in part on my father.

I have always had a very hard time with people who are prone to explosive anger, but seem somewhat sweet and gentle at times. I cannot trust them.

a fellow in a graduation robe and hat and the boys were like eek. ya snooze ya loose.

All other characters and plots were exceedingly dumb, not funny at all. TY Deb ✅

Prototypical MAGA!

He was so lame, even for a 5-year old.

She was awful. Rugrats cartoon.

the villian in the smurfs . voiced by a famous vantrouquist paul winchel. hated the annoying cat too also.

only person in the world who hated the simpsons, and all the spin offs it inspired (south park comes immediately to mind). How has it lasted this long?!?

Now the junior Senator from Louisiana.

Of course, the artwork in Rocky and Bullwinkle is even worse, but the writing and the characters make up for it, making it my fave along with the classic Warner Bros. cartoons.
I also can't stand Casper the Friendly Ghost. And am so glad I was never much confronted with the Smurfs - I expect I'd root for the villains in it.

think about Casper. I liked him but not his cousin Spooky.

A lot of the Hanna/Barbera produced Tom & Jerry cartoons are actually pretty great. The Tom & Jerry cartoons won 7 Oscars for Best Animated Short between 1943 & 1953. Hanna/Barbera studios TV productions (started in 1957) were definitely not of the same quality as the Tom & Jerry shorts from the 40's & early 50's. Still they produced at least a few decent cartoons that hold up well. For example, In my opinion, The Flintstones and The Jetsons (it's original 1 season run in 1962-63) were both generally quality programs.

Baby Huey.

They were lovely people.
I cannot stand the Smurfs. They make me very uneasy.

Thanks...now I have to go through many years of pain trying to forget them again.

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By a country mile

I didn't think he was funny. Like a lot of cartoon characters, he would mispronounce words for comedic effect. Bugs Bunny was a master of that, and he was always funny. "Look, lady; I ain't ya baby. It's a case of mistaken indemnity. Yeah..." or "Ah! This New Orleens! I t'ink I'll stick around for the Maddri Grass!"

Woody Woodpecker always made a big deal out of whatever word he was mispronouncing, as if to say "See how funny this is?' And it was never as funny as when Bugs Bunny did it, because Bugs didn't draw attention to it; he just allowed the mispronunciation to be funny on its own.

I hated that smarmy little rodent Herman, and his wimpy nemesis Catnip

He never lost, even when he should have.

I liked rascals with more spunk... like Bugs.

But I did like Hot Stuff (red caspar) and Little Dot and Little Lotta. Maybe Richie Rich and Wendy the Good Witch. But definitely not Caspar or Baby Huey!

Creepy concept.
Boring cartoons.

around his neck and had a knife and fork...... he wanted to eat the road runner.

Straight up obnoxious.

The Ruff and Reddy Show by Hanna-Barbera

from King Leonardo and his Short Subjects

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Leonardo_and_His_Short_Subjects

It was the eighties, so yes, cocaine was involved.

The bigwigs at CBS didn't want to risk creating a character and it not catching on so recycling popular characters from the past was the only was to get something greenlit. Imagine Tex Avery in his declining years pitching this crap.

In this episode, Mighty Mouse is sad/mad after staring at a picture of his lost love and getting beat up by a dragon. He pulls out a packet of powdered "flowers she had given him" pours it on the tail of the dragon he's fighting, snorts the flowers, picks the dragon up by the tail, spins it around a few times and launches it. Standards and Practices were not happy. The show was canceled shortly thereafter.

Stupid sitcom/cartoon

Agree w a lot of the others.

Pepe LePew
Popeye (sometimes)
Olive Oil (sometimes)
Mr Spacely
Porky Pig (often)
Foghorn Leghorn (often)
Woody Woodpecker (often)
Little Lulu (sometimes)

Sure there were a few others

I never watched but even seeing the commercials for Beavis and Butthead 😬

I liked boris and natasha