A year after these bumpers premiered, these characters got their own show called “Bump in the Night”. The green monster became Mr. Bumpy (named so for his origin in commercial bumpers), the blue monster became Squishington, and the doll became Molly Coddles. The show lasted for two seasons and a 90-minute Christmas special.
Don't let them get to you. I am 38 years old and I still watch cartoons from the 90's and on back. Especially on Saturday mornings I still watch 80's cartoons. It's fun and you can't beat the nostalgia.
I'm 38 NOW and I'm in total agreement. :) Those were great times. I have "Bump in the night" on DVD and I've actually been watching He-Man and Inspector Gadget here lately. :)
Omg I really miss this so glad someone was able to save them and upload them to CZcams I was crying watching these remembering my grandmother just being there and letting me enjoy all the Saturday morning cartoons Everything is just so sad now without her 😢 Thanks to whoever uploaded theses it really made my day💖👍🏼👍🏼
Ah, the "Mr. Bumpy" bumpers. I remember being a kid, seeing these, and wanting a show with them. Then came, "Bump in the Night" - an overlooked and forgotten show that was pretty good, especially for stop motion in the early 90's.
Bump bump bumpady everybody bump. Bump bump bumpady yeah he goes a hundred miles an hour, he's street dynamite. His name is Mr. Bumpy he can bump in the night.
I've made it a Saturday morning tradition to watch this now in memory of my childhood and my grandmother whom would treat me to McDonald's after Saturday morning cartoons were done but it also makes me cry knowing she passed away on a Saturday she was an amazing woman she always made sure I had some kind of art projects to work on and really kept me busy in a good way because I depress easily and she knew it. I know alot of people are sick of my grandmother stories but she was an awesome person and I feel the world should know that. RIP mama 1942-2018 RIP Saturday morning adventures 1991-1996 RIP teen years 1997-2004 good stuff 😥
That thing isn't a laptop, kids... it's a "word processor." It was something in-between a typewriter and a laptop, and you couldn't do anything but type and save word files on it.
It's incredible to think that there was once a time where commercial breaks took the time for these bumpers. Nowadays you're lucky if the ads don't cut into the actual runtime of the program.
Don't worry about idiots. Cartoons are fun and creative, if someone looks down on you because you enjoy animation, well that's their problem. They are the ones that need to grow up. Enjoy your life and spread positivity. You know what they say. Haters gonna hate.
This randomly popped up my head. Omg this brings back so many childhood memories growing up in my grandmother's house. I almost cried low key. I just wanna go back in time for a moment.
@@PlusUltraAdrian True. I watch a lot of shows for children or intended for children still because being a 2000s/2010s kid was the time to watch awesome cartoons. Sure, while some like Regular Show had jokes that flew over our heads, they’re funny to look back on and watch for our enjoyment.
The 1994-95 season has characters from "What a Mess", but they used the same music with the "What a Mess" characters, this should be updated in the ABC Saturday morning bumpers collection.
man I love this vintage clips, its a shame that stations dont do this anymore they just cut to an extenze ad or some other ad about male enhancement. WTF? Im watching Ghost hunters and watching this and I see how terrible TV commercial breaks have become today.
I wish when they switched to One Saturday Morning in 1997, Disney could've made bumpers like these featuring characters from the block (Like a set for Pepper Ann, a set for 101 Dalmatians: The Series, a set for Recess, etc.)
Speaking of this bumper, fans of the Bump of the Night Complete series will be pleased to know that you can get the show on dvd in a few weeks on Shout's website :)
You know what something about these bumpers? The doll that appeared in some of those bumpers almost looks like Ragatha. I think her design is possibly a reference to her.
You Rock! Either I've completely forgotten about these bumpers, or I've never seen them. Fantastic. I like these freaky ones more than the ones everybody has been posting.
Oh man you wouldnt have a higher quality video of this would you? Thank you for posting this, i remember each of these clips....*sigh* those were good times
@SongsJerome The little green monster in the bumps. The year after these bumps were made, 'Bump in the Night' became it's own half hour series, and the 'What-A-Mess' bumps premiered, followed by the 'What-A-Mess' series the year after that.
Saturday Morning Cartoons will always the best things I grew up with. That was really the only time you could see animated program back in the day. Yes in the early 80's into the late 90's other channels started making their own animated shows but they were still showing animated program on the main three networks. ABC, CBS and NBC. I think ABC was the last of the main three that lasted longer in having a Saturday Morning block for kids up till the early 2000's. I know that there were WB or whatever it became that were showing animated programs still but for the main 3 ABC was the last one to show anything for kids/teens. Miss those days getting up early on Saturday to watch me some cartoon shows you couldn't see anywhere else but ABC, CBS or NBC.
A year after these bumpers premiered, these characters got their own show called “Bump in the Night”. The green monster became Mr. Bumpy (named so for his origin in commercial bumpers), the blue monster became Squishington, and the doll became Molly Coddles. The show lasted for two seasons and a 90-minute Christmas special.
The entirety of Season 3 was produced, but never aired.
I actually liked Bump In The Night.
@@ScribblesMutt Did Season 3 ever get released on DVD if the episodes were finished?
@@WillCWilson i have The Complete Series from shout factory and its just seasons 1 and 2
I use to have the dvd but it got Lost
Don't let them get to you. I am 38 years old and I still watch cartoons from the 90's and on back. Especially on Saturday mornings I still watch 80's cartoons. It's fun and you can't beat the nostalgia.
Just read this comment. Your 48 now!
I'm 38 NOW and I'm in total agreement. :)
Those were great times.
I have "Bump in the night" on DVD and I've actually been watching He-Man and Inspector Gadget here lately. :)
The era when even the bumpers were fun and memorable.
To the point where the bumper characters got their own show.
You mean the years when they put creativity into seemingly almost every detail of everything? The next gens are screwed.
@@SukoYote which ones?
@@alienmcqueen Mr. Bumpy. The show, "Bump in the Night".
Especially the late 1980s claymation cartoon bumpers
Omg I really miss this so glad someone was able to save them and upload them to CZcams I was crying watching these remembering my grandmother just being there and letting me enjoy all the Saturday morning cartoons
Everything is just so sad now without her 😢
Thanks to whoever uploaded theses it really made my day💖👍🏼👍🏼
Aweee isn’t it awesome we can access these memories?!?
@@alexandriahaynes1695 yes, it's really like the closest thing to time travel we have
Weatherguru76 uploaded it
These are cute, but I still prefer the 80's versions with the 50's-era vocalists and the dog with the fire hydrant.
I Agree.......🙂👍🏾💯
And the cowboy
yeah the 80s ones were the best hands down, not really a comparison
I love all of these "After These Messages" bumpers no matter what. They look very creative compared to the bumpers I've seen these days.
I love those bumpers. I'm watching them now.
Ah, the "Mr. Bumpy" bumpers. I remember being a kid, seeing these, and wanting a show with them. Then came, "Bump in the Night" - an overlooked and forgotten show that was pretty good, especially for stop motion in the early 90's.
I loved that show. I watched it all the time.
You can watch full episodes for free now on tubitv.com!
Bump bump bumpady everybody bump. Bump bump bumpady yeah he goes a hundred miles an hour, he's street dynamite. His name is Mr. Bumpy he can bump in the night.
@@RachMonPhoebs OR do what I did!
Buy the entire show on DVD!
Yes, I couldn't wait for Saturday mornings just for that reason
I've made it a Saturday morning tradition to watch this now in memory of my childhood and my grandmother whom would treat me to McDonald's after Saturday morning cartoons were done but it also makes me cry knowing she passed away on a Saturday she was an amazing woman she always made sure I had some kind of art projects to work on and really kept me busy in a good way because I depress easily and she knew it.
I know alot of people are sick of my grandmother stories but she was an awesome person and I feel the world should know that.
RIP mama 1942-2018
RIP Saturday morning adventures 1991-1996
RIP teen years 1997-2004 good stuff 😥
Here comes a hug as big a Texas!!! 🤗
Great times I bet. My Grandmother did the same for me, but it was during the weekdays. R.I.P. Gramma.
@@PCCphoenix ❤thank you for your kind comment appreciate it because some people have not been kind to me sharing my memories in the past.
@@EWOODJ so sorry for your loss but glad you too remember those great memories ❤❤
I’m so sorry for your loss 💔🙏🏾🥀
I remember watching "Bump in the Night" although I first seen the characters in these instead of the actual show...
Yeah I think these bumpers came out a year before the show did.
Similarly, ABC did this with Frank Muir's "What-A-Mess" as well.
A friend never heard or seen Bump in the Night. When he first watched it, he asked me "Is it like Toy Story?" and I said "Yes".
Bump in the Night walked so that Toy Story could run. 💪
After these message, We’ll be riiight back
That thing isn't a laptop, kids... it's a "word processor." It was something in-between a typewriter and a laptop, and you couldn't do anything but type and save word files on it.
I kinda want that. You know, something for my stories so I won't be distracted by the Internet.
No that's an early IBM ThinkPad
That's definitely a laptop, not only that but you could probably play games on it.
@@OdaSwifteye you were not in the 90s my friend thats a word processor
I was about to say I don't remember laptops in 1993 when these originally aired I didn't even know what internet was until 1997
Bump In The Night was such an underrated show. And it needs a DVD release.
I agree.
The complete series is on dvd now i bought it a few years ago
They have a DVD by the way u can order it
What a warm nostalgia with these bumpers.
The 90s most definitely the best!!!!!!
I agree!
What about the 80s. They had better ones.
I was a baby in the 80s so I have no memory of Sat AM shows then. I was older in the 90s so I know more shows and watched most of em!
90's is the best
It was definitely a great time for animation and I wish we had more claymation on TV nowadays
I used to love BUMP IN THE NIGHT! That and Reboot were the thing to watch on Saturday mornings!
"After these messages, we'll be right back!"
"And now, back to the show!"
It's very catchy and i keep repeating it now 😌🤌🤌
Nostalgia critic has an entire series based off the commercials from our childhood that followed these. Highly recommended
I say it again they need too put these back on air
anyone else find it interesting that they made these bumpers before they made these shows.
They did the same thing with 'What A Mess'
What-a-Mess dates back to the 1970s.
really?!
@@spacemanmonster23 Yep, Google it!
I remember those clay monsters and that doll girl.
You mean Mr. Bumpy, Squishington & Molly Coddle right?
Bump in the night watch it if you haven't that show was groundbreaking
I love these bumpers! I remember that they aired about a year before Bump in the Night premiered.
Me too
It's incredible to think that there was once a time where commercial breaks took the time for these bumpers.
Nowadays you're lucky if the ads don't cut into the actual runtime of the program.
Who saw ragatha from amazing digital circus 👇
Me
Who’s RAG-A-DUH?
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Don't worry about idiots. Cartoons are fun and creative, if someone looks down on you because you enjoy animation, well that's their problem. They are the ones that need to grow up. Enjoy your life and spread positivity. You know what they say. Haters gonna hate.
SaturdayMorningAlive- AMEN!
THIS. ❤🤌
This randomly popped up my head. Omg this brings back so many childhood memories growing up in my grandmother's house. I almost cried low key. I just wanna go back in time for a moment.
I was too old for cartoons by the time this bumper came out (I turned 14 that year), but I still enjoy watching it. I miss the way things were.
You're never too old for cartoons.
@@PlusUltraAdrian True.
I watch a lot of shows for children or intended for children still because being a 2000s/2010s kid was the time to watch awesome cartoons.
Sure, while some like Regular Show had jokes that flew over our heads, they’re funny to look back on and watch for our enjoyment.
Thank you for posting these, I've never seen them before. I watched Bump in the Night on YTV as a kid. These are so cool!
Oh god, I miss the good old days of children's TV.
The 1994-95 season has characters from "What a Mess", but they used the same music with the "What a Mess" characters, this should be updated in the ABC Saturday morning bumpers collection.
It's kinda neat how these bumpers,in a way, were teasers for Bump in the Night, which premiered one year later.
After these messages, neer neer neer neer, we'll be riiiight back!
Stuck in my head now 😌🤌
Even though I wasn’t around to watch these in 1993 for some reason they just really make me feel nostalgic and old.
I miss the 90’s
I remember these abc saturday morning bumpers. It definitely brings back memories from the golden age of saturday morning cartoons.
Molly is my favorite character,and it's funny to see her as Venus!
Yes, still love molly coddle 💖 and I'm 37 now
Her character design is so unique and interesting
0:00 Vacuum
0:11 Pirates
0:22 Band
0:33 Ice Skating
0:44 Hairstyle
0:56 Computer
1:07 Yellow Bunny
1:18 Follow The Bouncing Bumpy
1:29 Painting
man I love this vintage clips, its a shame that stations dont do this anymore they just cut to an extenze ad or some other ad about male enhancement. WTF? Im watching Ghost hunters and watching this and I see how terrible TV commercial breaks have become today.
This brings back so many great memories ❤❤❤
I never thought I would see these again! I completely forgot about Bump in the Night! What a great show.
I wish when they switched to One Saturday Morning in 1997, Disney could've made bumpers like these featuring characters from the block (Like a set for Pepper Ann, a set for 101 Dalmatians: The Series, a set for Recess, etc.)
@ReptarOnIce How do think these WBRB/BTTS bumpers would look like for Disney's One Saturday Morning in 1997?
I wish they create Disney's 1 too on the Disney channel
he goes 100 mph he goes bump in the night.
oh. my. gosh. bump in the night. i remember that show.
I remember back then they would have the Saturday morning bumpers with those claymations caricatures..those were the days.
bump in the night was a good show back in the day
Sure is
Still is 😌
Well, for me at least
@FirstClassHeel
OMG she sounds so cute when she holds the "Baaaaaack to the show..."
After these messages, We'll be right back!
Here are the bumpers in order:
Blocks
The hunt
Music
Skating
Barbers
Laptop
Bunny surprise
Letters
Painting
That's all, folks!
There were two more bumpers missing, the pottery.
Yess
That skatin part in that "back to the show" gave me the creeps as a child.
The clay bumper
Yes and I think that is was the same person that did the hydrant voice sung this bumper if I'm correct
Speaking of this bumper, fans of the Bump of the Night Complete series will be pleased to know that you can get the show on dvd in a few weeks on Shout's website :)
You know what something about these bumpers? The doll that appeared in some of those bumpers almost looks like Ragatha. I think her design is possibly a reference to her.
You Rock! Either I've completely forgotten about these bumpers, or I've never seen them. Fantastic. I like these freaky ones more than the ones everybody has been posting.
i miss being a child and im 21 years old.that was a good time.
There Are Characters From Bump In The Night
pepperjackcheese1 yes
Precious Saturday morning memories. The characters from Bump In The Night was destined to have their own series, and I had a blast watching it.
Oh man you wouldnt have a higher quality video of this would you? Thank you for posting this, i remember each of these clips....*sigh* those were good times
bump 'n' the night is one of my favorite show when I was a teenager
@SongsJerome
The little green monster in the bumps. The year after these bumps were made, 'Bump in the Night' became it's own half hour series, and the 'What-A-Mess' bumps premiered, followed by the 'What-A-Mess' series the year after that.
I am 33 and I still watch cartoons.
I can't believe stuff from 1993 seems so vintage now, and I was 8 then. Man, I'm old.
Mr. Bumpy & his budmeister, Squishy from " Bump in the Night" ! Love that show...still after all these years!
I remember seeing these while watching Sonic... then Bump in the Night.
Sad these wern't on the DVD.
I sure miss those years...
That green thing used to creep me right out!
You mean mr. Bumpy???
Me too. Also, the vacuum cleaner one freaked me out as a kid too.
Rabbitearsblog yep
it was seeing these commercials/shows then hitting toys r us Saturday afternoon...nothing beats that
Too bad we don't have anything like those today
I love Bump in the Night
Me Too
Mr. Bumpy, Squishington, and Molly Coddle.
Always looked forward to TGIF Friday night and the cartoons Saturday morning. The BEST. Sad the current kids don't have the same experience.
I remember seeing these in 93 or around that time when I was a little kid
My mom was almost due to have me
1. Vacuum
2. Treasure
3. Drum
4. Skating
5. Blow dryer
6. Computer
7. Bunny
8. Black background
9. Painting
Those characters in the beginning were from a show called "Bump in the Night. I remember that show so well.
I like these Bump in the Night bumpers a lot
for real! i usta love that show too! i havent seen it in forever!
Lol I miss bump in the night >.>
this show rocked XD
I just love this....
does anyone know where can I download this ????
How I miss my childhood late 80s, early 90s
I never cared for the jingle, But Bump in the night was some amazing stop frame. We don't really have anything of this quality and effort anymore.
Omg so amazing! That’s my child hood. I remember the dog and the fire hidden and the cowboy
That must be why they call him Mr. Bumpy.
Seeing this is like reuniting with old friends.
If memory serves me correctly, Bump in The Night aired on Channel 4 back in the day here in the UK! It aired on Pop in 2004.
Wow, THIS takes me back... :)
My childhood 💗💗💗💗
The other night I finally realized why his name was Mr. Bumpy. It's cause he was in all these bumpers.
Matt Kuhlen yep
@Marbles471
I am up for change... for the better not the worse.
god i miss those days
Saturday Morning Cartoons will always the best things I grew up with. That was really the only time you could see animated program back in the day. Yes in the early 80's into the late 90's other channels started making their own animated shows but they were still showing animated program on the main three networks. ABC, CBS and NBC. I think ABC was the last of the main three that lasted longer in having a Saturday Morning block for kids up till the early 2000's. I know that there were WB or whatever it became that were showing animated programs still but for the main 3 ABC was the last one to show anything for kids/teens. Miss those days getting up early on Saturday to watch me some cartoon shows you couldn't see anywhere else but ABC, CBS or NBC.
omg i remeber these i could not get them out of my head
don't worry people, VAL didn't get to this yet so we can still have some fun
These bumpers inspired Bump in the Night I enjoyed and who knew that these characters would get their show.
These should be on DVD.
This...is the best. Thanks for postin' up good memories.
After these messages, we'll be riiiiiiiight back!
Loved these bumpers!!!
These bumpers were AWESOME!!! If they're weren't, i could call them the best ABC Saturday Morning bumpers ever!
Daniel Cabral
Agree!
Too bad they don't make stuff like this anymore
Heh, I remember these bumpers from watching Sonic the Hedgehog back then. Good times! :)
Its sad to know that if this show was made today it would be done with CGI instead of traditional clay animation.
Yeah unfortunately.. 🫢
I miss this show.
Me too
Me Three 😒
I was born in 2004, and somehow I get severe nostalgia from this as if I feel like I lived during that time lol
Probably cuz Bump in the Night kept airing until 2003 or something..
Hmmmmm. I don't remember these. Were these on for Saturday Morning Cartoons?