*sigh* I love Fat Albert cartoons. I grew up watching him and the Jackson 5 cartoon (along with Bugs Bunny and School House Rock) in the 80′s. Even though the cartoon originally aired in the late 70′s.

Wow, Saturday morning cartoons eating a bowl of Captain Crunch. My siblings and I singing along with Fat Albert’s intro song. How I miss those days so much. Those days were so fun. Fat Albert was the joint for real! I don’t care how many years have passed since that cartoon. Even my 15 year old niece likes watching classic Fat Albert cartoons and she wasn’t even thought of back then. My sister and I got a DVD collection of him. My niece loves it. Even my little nephews who are younger enjoys the cartoons. Nothing wrong with passing on the tradition of some good quality cartoons like Fat Albert compared to some of the junk they got on tv nowadays. At least those cartoons taught kids some positive things to build their character instead of teaching them to be promiscuous, gang bangers or just an infestation of gross habits.

These cartoons now can’t touch those back in the day. The cartoons now seem to teach kids more about having bad manners than good. Some character’s are seen burping, passing gas, making something gross. Some of the characters don’t look human or animal, who knows what they are. Not to mention a lot of them cartoons now are more adult like than anything else with the bad language and sexual innuendos. Just crap.

I love that episode! OG Muddfoot!

Among the greatest cartoons ever made…has some good messages for kids that I approve of. Not garbage I see today imitating Black lingo, cussing, passing gas amd hatmful humor that Fat Albert NEVER had. Liked the old cartoons (Popeye, Flinstones, Bugs Bunny, Woody, etc) they were violent, but not so vukger like Ren & Stimpy, Beavis & Butthead or South Park, nor is stereotyped like The Cleveland Show. You never seen lose women or gangbangimg, or sex on Fat Albert…

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THA BEST CARTOON EVA

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Even my little nephews who are younger enjoys the cartoons. Nothing wrong with passing on the tradition of some good quality cartoons like Fat Albert compared to some of the junk they got on tv nowadays. At least those cartoons taught kids some positive things to build their character instead of teaching them to be promiscuous, gang bangers or just an infestation of gross habits…..No age gap is too wide if you both feel so right.We don’t care about the social “norm” but chemistry. Many couples with age gap work out fine and get alone splendidly. We celebrate the “euagecupid.c“om” and May-December romance. We have achieved tremendous success bringing couples together.

Nothing BETTER than teaching kids (and adults) about everyday issues about respecting older people…..how many cartoons TODAY does that???? I thought so……..

Dam…Shows with moral messages…imagine that

The thing is back in the 70′s 80′s early 90′s there was a much better balance. I mean The Cosbys Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, even Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was cool though now when I think about it he had a creepy voice. Then you had Voltron, Transformers, GI JOE, Gummy Bears. Ahh Saturday Mornin’ Cartoons was the ish!

Oh well…there’s always Pokemon, The Wiggles and Barney reruns…I always hated the dam dinosaur

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