Bizarre Bedrock Buddies: Looking Back at “Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo”
It’s the 45th Anniversary of this bizarrely titled Saturday Morning series.
It’s the 45th Anniversary of this bizarrely titled Saturday Morning series.
The spectacular Ann-Margret babysat for Pebbles, danced with Fred and Barney, and generally made the sixties extra super groovy.
Sixty years later, the film still plays very well, with an entertaining, solid story and memorable songs.
Today, we’ll try to wrap-up coverage of the “golden” era of Hanna-Barbera, covering circus-related productions up to about 1969.
Today’s offerings include visits with Touche Turtle, Magilla Gorilla, Ricochet Rabbit and The Hillbilly Bears.
With Mother’s Day this upcoming weekend, it’s the perfect time to look back at this well-remembered Flintstone episode.
H-B probably set the record of all producers of television cartoons for number of stories including a circus angle.
Melding Star Wars science-fiction with characters in the Hanna-Barbera universe – in a galaxy far, far, far away.
The ultimate Saturday Morning cartoon show – two-hours featuring some of Hanna-Barbera’s most famous cartoon stars.
Jonny Quest was an amalgam of what was popular during 1964, from “cliffhanger” radio serials to James Bond.