We’re way overdue for another look at an old Saturday morning TV schedule, so let’s see what the kids watched on CBS half a century ago while chomping on their Count Chocula. The CBS 1971 Saturday morning lineup included classics like Bugs Bunny (of course), Scooby Doo (the original version), and The Flintstones (reformatted to feature
Yabba-Dabba-Doo!!! Mike, Mike, Mark Heffernan and Mark McCray discuss the introduction of the modern stone-age family and the impact they’ve had on pop culture in the modern age. Plus, we chat with comedian Marc Sheffler about his early days of being on stage with the Three Stooges to his recent
Heavens to Murgatroyd and fuddle-dee-doo! For over four decades, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera created some of the most iconic characters that forever made their mark on pop culture. Mike and Mike discuss the studio’s legacy with cartoon chroniclers Mark McCray and David Perlmutter who are smarter than your average
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com While Marvel is still basking in the glow of all the Avengers fan love, some of its other properties aren’t being treated so warmly. Viewers of the new Ultimate Spider-Man animated series have taken to the net to complain about its humor, plotting and tone,
