CBS Saturday Morning Cartoon line up! 1984
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- Aww, Yeaaa, my favorite year in the '80s! 1984. Great tv shows, great cartoons, great junk food, great cereal, great music, and the best thing about the year is that I was a child living carefree without responsibilities. This lineup is exactly how you watched it as a child. Let's enjoy this nostalgia.
Captain Kangaroo 7:00 am
The Biskitts 7:30 am
The Get Along Gang 8:00 am
Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:30 am
Saturday Supercade 9:00 am
Pole Position 10:00 am
Dungeons and Dragons 10:30 am
Pryor's Place 11:00 am
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 11:30 am
The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show 12:00 am
syndication may vary in each state. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Who remember's on the weekdays, when getting out of elementary school an racing home and watching some of these amazing cartoons, from 3-5 pm? The best days ever
yes I've been trying to find a network schedule on weekdays.
Yes best of the best life times eternally.
With a big glass of chocolate milk 🥛👍🏻
yep!
From 3-5pm the world was mine!!!
I use to be so ready for 3pm to get here. I'd be feeling half dead from a busy school day of language arts, math, music, RECESS FUN, social studies, science, etc and then I'd glance up at the clock and see it was after 2:30pm and instantly I'd become energized and pumped. My second wind had started.
This is how I remember this year forever. 1984.
CBS ,ABC and NBC Saturday morning are legendary
I was 8 in ‘84. My favorite was Muppet Babies. These days, with things so crazy, it’s become a habit of mine every couple weeks to get some cereal on a Saturday morning and watch one of your videos. And I don’t even have kids, but it gets me away from the 21st century for a while. I’m glad you post these, it’s almost like therapy. Thank you.
your welcome
Me too
Yep.
@@MoneMedia I have a very original idea with our country having a number of patriotic holidays. Can you come up with a very patriotic holiday lineups?
A real civilization
Man oh man theses are GREAT. With all that's going on in the world this is the perfect escape. I really miss being a kid in 1984. Dungeons and dragons and pole position where my favorites
Blast from the past. 11 years old in 84. Thanks
I was 6 years old in '84 great memories of being a kid enjoying my favorite cartoons!📺
so you remember vividly
@@MoneMedia Some shows yes!
I was 5
I can almost taste the froot loops and milk
THIS CHANNEL BETTER BLOW UP!!!!
NO! They'll delete it for copyright. We want it lowkey.
Yeah bro. The more attention this gets the more likely the companies are to come DMCA it.
Mr T was an awesome role model when I was a youngster
I forgot about Biskits awesome
Mr T genuinely loves children an tried to make a good impact on them
@@huntermetal19723 Yes, I agree. Mr. T was a pretty good role model for children. He was the star of "the A-Team" in the 1980s, and on the Saturday morning cartoon Mr. T had his own "A-Team" - a team of athletes (A for athletes, get it?).
I appreciate every single one of these uploads. Thr commercials I would've never thought about again but remember them like it was yest!
Glad you enjoy it!
I agree 100%. This almost makes me cry. It takes me back to good times. Safe with Mom & Dad and all was right with the world. How i miss these times from then. This video is as close to a time machine as I'll ever get. I humbly thank you for this upload
@@jaybreezy1669 100! The feeling of pure Safety, no cares and innocent to the evils of the world.
What really ties it together is the commercials they were just as kick ass as the shows
Damn it's been FOREVER since I watched Capt. Kangeroo !!!!
It's Saturday Supercade Baby! Long live The Crazy 80's.🤗
Yes it is!
The Mr T song has Team America vibes 😂😂😂
I miss the 80s. I was 8 in 84
Wow Pryor's Place!! too
The sun is shining a little brighter on Saturdays 🌞
Mone Media💥
every saturday morning coming to ya
@@MoneMedia yes sir!!!!!!!!!!!
In 30 years Kaptain Kangaroo never missed leg day. That's why he's Kaptain Kangaroo.
He's my man every morning at six o'clock,I really missed howard klasman as the big C.K. he was strictly jealous to pee wee herrman's fame and he comes comes on Saturday at eleven.
Omg lol I love these ...I was 4 yrs old in 84 n it just tickles me getting to relive these. Tysvvm
You're right about that. 1984 was the best year for Saturday morning cartoons. All three networks had their best lineups.
I have only watched Pryor's place but I hated the years 1982-89.
82 -89 why?
@@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597 You hated 82-89? Really why? It was a Golden Age to be a Kid!
My dad loved high risers toy trucks he would bring two home when ever he could one for me one for him we were bombed out when the third wave was cancaled and the line discontinued...
After Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids left CBS after Saturday August 25th, 1984 Saturday Mornings were no longer the same. The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show, Pole Position and Saturday Supercede 3 three of my favorite cartoons.
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids was later rebroadcast in reruns on NBC Saturday mornings and on syndication in 1989 for only one year.
@@AldenRDavis It was on USA Network Monday September 19th, 1988 to February 1989 then moved to NBC replacing Ed Grimley. So it wasn't a year only mid season replacement.
Just what I needed. As a kid the Star Wars Droid theme was a fav of mine.
i love it
Holly Molly, that was what people watched in saturday morning.
More cartoons than we have today with channels target to cartoons.
Now I understand how people are so nostalgic from this time.
yes sir
Yo this shit crazy I was five years old.
I were 13 in 1984 miss those cartoons
Oh God, Nostalgia.
Wow , you are so so OLD hahaha no luck huh !
Ha Ha Half a century 😂😂😂
yup
every 80s kid's getaway...Saturday morning cartoons!
you are correct
The very best channel on CZcams hands down 💯👍
thanks
@@MoneMedia no really thank you this brings back the best memories of my childhood this really helps whit what we are going through right now if possible keep posting this stuff your awesome and I'm sure you help A LOT OF PEOPLE RIGHT ABOT NOW TO ESCAPE 2021 💯👍
@@rubenlira3752 no problem Ruben and i hoped i helped some people escape into nostalgia during these times.
Thank you so much for putting Captain Kangaroo on here. I'm 48 yrs old and grew up with him when I was little.
You are ancient pal, Hahaha
Your not ancient your spoiled like I was because we got something that was pure and wholesome lol
But we are a little old lol
Keep em coming! My wife, kids and me have spent every Sat. morning for several weeks watching and recreating our childhood magic for our kids. I look forward to Sat mornings again for the first time in 30 years...haha
Will do!
You are wrapped up in evil
@@TheDieselbutterfly I assume you're talking to me? Care to expound a bit? Are you saying cartoons are evil? *Confused*
@@TempleOvBlackLight i dont need to expound.you know exactly what i am talking about and it has nothing to do with cartoons.
@@TheDieselbutterfly Why do you feel a need to express your opinion to me about what I do? (Paranormal investigation) My comment here wasn't anything in relation to that topic. I just don't get why people, like you, have this self centered need to give input, when it wàsnt even a topic of discussion. I'm here for cartoons, that's it! ;)
👧Saturday mornings on CBS back in the 1980's weren't just fun for me; they're fun with my own 'mental thrill ride' for me. The CBS lettering of the CBS ID pic at the time used to scare me like the dips of a rollercoaster❣❣ The way the CBS ID pic used to shock me felt good after the pic was over. Ohhh❣❣What feel-good memories❣❣🧖♀️
wow, that is thrilling
Muppet babies is a classic , these kids today need imagination !
They never even heard of a book if you tell me.
@@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597 what's crazy there's no book store's in the urban area's . Its a hundred liquor stores but two books and they far
Anyone here remember Fraggle Rock?
@@alg3rn0n73 Fraggle Rock was awesome! Used to watch it all the time.
I didn't care for "Muppet Babies" even in 1984. In fact, I lost interest in Muppet-related programs - including "Sesame Street" - by February 1985. Maybe it was because I outgrew them by that point.
In this day with sh*tty politics, distrust of science and health, rampant racism, horrible diseases, etc., these sorts of shows and channels are JUST the kinds of things we need now! Practically a godsend! A way to forget the troubles of today and focus on the innocence that kids of the past were able to experience. The 70s, 80s, 90s, '00s. They had their problems, but the one thing that really helped alleviate them were shows like these. Many kids didn't even know there were difficulties like wars, diseases and such thanks to folks like the Biskitts, Muppet Babbies and more. Now if only we could go back to those days.
Thanks to you and others for making these channels and hope they stick around for a good while because I think we could all really use them.
yes Jacob you are severely correct.
My childhood. So many good shows in this decade. Damd, I miss this!
Thank you I get to relive my Saturday morning cartoons with a bowl of cereal with my son this is really awesome
Glad you enjoy it!
Just sittiing here crying my eyes out seeing the open to Pryor's Place into the Rainbow Bright ad with Heather in it 💓 Thank you for this
your welcome
I was born in 90' so this is a little before my time, but This is definitely something I'll be showing my kids in the future. It's amazing how I can feel nostalgic for something I never experienced.
Thanks for the memories...Bob Keeshan was awesome
I was 16 years old I remember all of this
Always wondered if the mob loved the pleasant surprise big luie got lol good PR is good PR
YES!!! This is awesome!! 1984 was my favorite year as well. Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is 5 hours long! 😃 theres nothing id rather be watching than this!! Thankx for putting these together they honestly lift my spirit ✨
So many great memories loved Saturday mornings miss it so much and the commercials are almost the best part LOL!!! KEEP THEM COMING!!!
Will do!!
1984 CBS Saturday Morning Cartoon Lineup Time Stamps
0:00 opening and Captain Kangaroo 🦘
30:00 The Biskits 🐕 🐶
1:00:00 The Get Along Gang
1:30:00 Muppet Babies 🍼🍼🍼
2:00:00 Saturday Supercade
2:30:00 Pole Position 🚗
3:00:00 Dungeons & Dragons 🐉🐉
3:30:00 Pryor's Place
4:00:00 Bugs Bunny 🐰/ Road Runner Show
4:30:00 Charlie Brown & Snoopy Show
4:53:58 closing
Old school with Richard Pryor on the poster. I remember and I loved it.
I was 9 in 1984. This brings back a lot of beautiful memories.
your welcome subscribe
*You're
the Pryor's Place is gold. thank u
Dungeons & dragons was a favorite of mine it would have been nice to have seen them finally make it back home.
Thanks for this! Jesus, this lineup, one of the best it feels like. Ah, to be a kid again
Thank you so much for this. I LOVE Muppet Babies, and I didn't know they came out in 1984
I’d swear Nanny’s voice is that of Barbara Billingsly. I’ll have to Google it.
@@marshahanson5870 it was: from 1984 to 1991 (the series' run)
@@marshahanson5870 nice to meet you and beautiful name you have as well
Some great commercials in this one also. Caught a young Jaleel White in the Oreo commercial. Find myself singing the damn commercials. Lmao. The Raisin Bran bmx commercial is so good.
This is the SHOW...... I'VE WAITED FOR THIS ONE FOR POSTING!!!!👌♠️❤🙏
5 hours of one helluva good time.
You got that right!
Thanks for this. I was 8 years old in '84. I lived in a yellow house, I had a black bicycle, but still slid around on my Superman Big Wheels, watched Saturday morning cartoons in my old torn up jeans that I got mom to cut up a little more so I could be the Hulk.
Did you watch The Incredible Hulk too? I remember my mother and I watched it, Manimal, Wonder Woman, The Bionic Woman.
@@w1975b I caught glimpses of it. And Wonder Woman and various others.
I forgot that Richard Pryor had a Saturday morning kids show!
Never watched it back in the day, but it's an interesting chapter in his career.
To think CBS once had two of the most infamous black comedians on its Saturday morning schedule in the eighties: Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby--even if we didn't know about it yet. Even funnier, Bill was one of the biggest names to come to Pee-Wee Herman's defense after his...um...incident.
It only lasted 13 episodes and for whatever reason Pryor lost interest about halfway through and only made it to 13 out of contractual obligation.
I vividly remember the episode where he found an alien hiding in the trash.
🎶NA BIS CO🎶... ding!
That commercial will be strong on my brain even if I become stricken with dementia.
That and..
🎶HO0O0T P0CKET🎶
Pryor's Place! I remember an episode of that where he finds an alien hiding in the trash! That was a good show, but it didn't last very long. I remember my parents being surprised that he was doing a Saturday morning kids show, since his humor was normally for adults.
This was definitely a great time to be a kid! I remember all of these very vividly! And some of the early influences that led to me becoming a full-time cartoonist! Thank you very much for sharing is just living proof that some things just never leave you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@MoneMedia do you have any bugs bunny roadrunner show openings from 1981-1984?
@@ultracartoonartist7635 yup but i cant show it. Copyright
@@MoneMedia Copyright Nazis... :P
Oh man, and the get along gang in this one. Yo, damn. Gonna be up for a bit.
September 15 1984🎂I Turn 5 Years Old That Day😁💯
The only think missing is flipping to NBC or ABC whenever a cartoon I didn't like came on. ;)
stay tuned for saturday morning remix...where i flip channels for the best toons on the line up
This is so awesome and i love how you made the program schedule as it appeared with the time it appeared. Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
You rock brotha!!!!!! Made my day
3:00:00 Ah the greatest of all Sat AM cartoons. Dungeons and Dragons! I will never get sick of Peter Cullen's voice acting. In fact all the cast of this show was terrific. What a special time to be a kid. I don't even remember this episode. For all my hardcore fans out there look for Michael Reeves in the credits for all these shows. He wrote some of the best episodes and I am a huge fan.
Classic cartoon show. What other shows did Mike Reeves write for?
@@MoneMedia Too many to try and list. Basically half of the ones you can list off the top of your head. But he was one of the head writers for Gargoyles and Batman TAS! When I started watching cartoons for work I noticed a lot of great episodes start with his name! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Reaves#Animated
I loved Dungeons & Dragons, always sad seeing the end credits roll.
Who else besides me remembers getting up out of bed on Saturday mornings, turning on the TV, and watching these cartoons from 8-11 AM? Ah, those were the days!
yes those were the days, in my archie bunker voice
God bless you for blessing all of us with this trip down memory lane. This invokes so many emotions: happiness, joy, sadness, and gratitude. 1984 was a great year!! I lived in New Jersey in the southern part of the state (Bridgeton, New Jersey) CBS was Channel 10. It was the go to channel for Saturday morning cartoons in my house. I liked other shows on NBC and ABC but nothing compared to CBS. Dungeons and Dragons and Muppet Babies were my favorite!! 39 years ago I was in front of the tv screen with not a care in the world now I'm watching this on a computer screen at work on overtime smh ......time goes by so fast. Shout out to all my Generation X kids in the house.
Yes sir I remember cartoons every day when I got home from school I couldn't wait
Thank you !!! I've been looking for Pryor's Place for years.
Richard Pryor + Sid & Marty Krofft = mind blown!
Like Timothy, Tenderheart Bear was my Care Bear :) My older brother had Grumpy Bear. My older sister had Friend Bear. My younger sister had Love-A-Lot Bear! My younger sister was born in 1984!
CBS was my favorite during this period because I was obsessed with video games and they had the most game-related shows (Saturday Supercade, Pole Position, Starcade). Even though Pole Position was really just Knight Rider for kids and had nothing whatsoever to do with F-1 racing like the game, I still watched. ;)
Thank you!. Been watching your sat morn cartoon vids this whole holiday with my kids.. so essential.. THANK YOU!
Wonderful!
I loved Q*Bert on the Atari!
I was born in 1971 didn't watch them but I watched some really cool cartoons
i miss the getalong gang so much back when i watched some of it due to bad weather lots of staticyness which i didnt mind at all they would cut off the show for a huskies college football game im going what the world now days it seems cause of all paid programming they dont cut that off at all tv was limited then yes but i loved it lots cause of cartoons and such it is so memorable when they showed them i had lots of responsibilities of course but it was those lil times i could have for myself it was tough for me as a kid but it was so much worth it though im so much stronger for it and cherished so much too and we always did work together on everything my family and i did.
The funny thing about the Captain Kangaroo theme song is that it was used in one scene from one of the Annabelle movies. Ed and Lorraine Warren's 10 year old daughter was reading something on her parents while eating her cereal and watching Captain Kangaroo. The show's theme song and intro montage was from the early 80's yet the movie's setting is 1972. I did a little Googling on that one.
ha. Good detective work. They shouldve used the 1972 theme.
@@MoneMedia Correct!👍
@@MoneMedia There is one one scene where this kid who is the pizza guy who says, Sweet! I do not remember the specifics unfortunately. I would either have to watch that scene again or Google the quotes from the movie. It might've been the reason he said that cause one of the teenagers were free to go steady. I maybe wrong on that. Anyway, the young pizza man says Sweet as in cool in modern slang and I'm like, Nobody said sweet in the 70's. Except if it's, Ohhhh, how sweet! Or You have a sweet and adorable daughter. Again, nobody said sweet in the 70's that way. They would say, Groovy! or Far out! The kid could have said either one of those phrases.
I never got to enjoy my time as a kid, i wish i could go back and live differently
🌚🌝TV Announcer: This is CBS.
Me: 👧❤Aah❣❣🧖♀️
I was showing this to my kids and explaining the cel/background process and they couldn't believe computers didn't exist back then
Ah, the good ol' days when CBS, NBC, and ABC had the best damn Saturday morning cartoons! It's just a shame those days are over now.
I love hulk Hogan's rock and wrestling after muppet babies,only but the theme music but I definitely love Pryor's place with uncle richard, my mother played his comedy LP's and watch'd his movies, I absolutely love which way is up,has last broadcast on CBS Tuesday night movie on may 1983.
thanks for this. i used to see ads for days like this in comic books back in the 80s but being in Ireland we never got to see the shows (bar the really successful ones like dungeons and dragons, and poll postion.
. great to actually see an example of the weekly fare you guys got in the states.
Glad you enjoyed it
Bless you, Marlon, smaller than my cats. You’re someone’s Biskit.
I don't remember this particular Captain Kangaroo intro for some reason. This may have been the year my brother had his own preferences for Saturday morning. Ah, the heartbreak of only having one TV yet two kids...the show wasn't "action-packed" enough for a troublemaking boy.
Wow... never watched "Pryor's Place" but that was some pretty deep stuff there. Wish kids today grew up with stuff like this. We totally can use the common sense and morality today!
For us 80s kids early weekday mornings , weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings were the cartoons/live action kids shows we watched. Still love the memories of that time
Imagine, when we were young, we got a full day of cartoons and play time...I was up at 5 am on Saturday mornings, fruity pebbles in hand, honeycomb, fruit loops, cocoa puffs...animated star trek and looney tunes...maybe a lil Atari 2600 or colecovison in between commercials, games were that quick back then, you hit power, games on, push button play, no load times...had a commodore 64...no load times on floppy....those trippy commercials and transitions
you had colecovision? commodore? lucky guy
@@MoneMedia yah, not for long, my dad would purchase stuff and return it before the refund date...it was easy to get things to try out, when he returned stuff it was awful though...I miss my toys lol
Cartoons were over by 11:00 a.m. it wasn't an all day thing I'm confused did you really grow up in the eighties
@@supme7558 ...all day, started at 5 am went till 3 pm...not everyone is on the same network,Edmonton, Alberta. ITV Saturdays,CTV, Access Network, PBS,CFRN, starts with Star Trek,, He man, Gi joe, Air Raiders, MASK, Voltron...oh I had Sattelite at the grandparents, so I got to see Hilarious House of Frightenstein, Pac Man, scooby Doo, Speed Racer,Transformer, Go Bots, Fables of the Green forest, Polka dot Door, Saturdays special kids flicks which was usually a Godzilla or gamera, sometimes Rodan...
@@supme7558 I'm.sorry yours ended so soon, I was born in the 70s..
Sad day on Saturdays when both cartoons and Captain Kangaroo were over for good 😊.
So sad
Yeah. This is the rotation I remember watching with my dad. His favs were DND and pole position. Love them also. This rotation, top to bottom, just great. Man I get lost in these.
4:28:03 - PRYOR’S PLACE (CBS, 1984) - Despite a reputation for profanity from actor/comedian Richard Pryor, Pryor’s Place was aimed for children. Like Sesame Street, Pryor’s Place features a cast of puppets…hanging out and having fun in a friendly inner-city environment, along with several children and characters portrayed by Pryor himself.
The show’s theme song was performed by Ray Parker, Jr. of Ghostbusters fame, who also appeared in the show’s opening credits. The show was also fitted with a laugh track.
Pryor’s Place was broadcast on Saturdays on CBS (at 11:30 AM/10:30 AM Central) from September 15 to December 8, 1984, with repeats airing until June 15, 1985.
true dat
He found an alien hiding in the trash.
I had just turned 11 and when I see the ABC Saturday morning promo I get Misty eyed. That was the robot during the combiner robot craze.
yup robots took over, voltron, transformers, gobots, robotech, even Mask
@@MoneMedia Remember the Go-Bot commercial that showcased the combiner Courageous? I was wondering why we didn't get a Go Bot anime sans the shitty Hanna Barbera version. I was enraged even further to find out that Mighty Orbots was cancelled due to Tonka successfully suing them as they resembled Go Bots.
Please, please, please keep these coming. I've watched all of them and getting ready to re-watch
Pole position one of my all time favs. Wish this one had more than one season.
Little did we know that in a few short years, this type of entertainment would be gone forever.
A treasure. Back in the 80s, I'd get up about 6 am, go downstairs to the TV. The sucky shows like educational shows were on until about 7, then the good shows started. At some point my mom would call me upstairs to eat breakfast, then I'd rush back downstairs and watch cartoons until noon, when usually NWA wrestling came on. If two cartoons came on at the same time, you just had to go over to the TV and turn the knob back and forth to watch them between commercial breaks. You had three channels to choose from, but most of the good cartoons like Spider-Man or Mr. T were only on two channels. Sunday morning had a few smattering of cartoons, but they were really random and usually only lasted 1-2 hours. After that, the only time you could watch cartoons was around 4 pm on weekdays, shows like GI Joe, Thundercats and Transformers (but only if you had cable).
perfect analysis
Thundercats was on a kind of new basic channel for my area...Fox. Look where that channel is today!
edit - local is probably a better word to use than basic, it wasn't cable for us
Yesterdays time with today's technologies would be epic.
it would kinda mess up the old fashion stuffs kids use to do, you know like go outside and play.
Absolutely love this thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I miss being a little kid
me too
These are great. I put them on in my daughter's playroom whenever we play.
Thank you.
Glad you like them!
I was only four years old at the time and I just barely remember the intro to Pryor's Place but until CZcams came along I had remembered it as something that sounded like "Fred's Fireplace" or "Fred's Fire House"!
Fred Penner's Place?
I really do think that’s Brian Bloom in those Hi-C commercials…
Hey... it's the girl from Poltergeist in the Rainbow bright commercial
sharp eye