Do you prefer old cartoons or the new computer animated ones?
602645
The new ones are nice, but if they tried to do that with Beavis and Butt-Head, it'd never work.
100044
Same with me and Speed Racer...yea Capt America was cool ...but they were old cartoons when I was a kid and im in my 40s...I dont know if they were re-did though
777937
I prefer The Simpsons, although I enjoy both shows.  The Simpson's writing is a lot smarter and more consistant, whereas Family Guy will suddenly stop and throw in ten seconds of surrealism out of nowhere - with The Simpsons, that same ten seconds would be woven seamlessly into the episode, and make sense within its context.  Perhaps not as funny, but much harder to do, and much more satisfying in the long run.
36594
Yes because people/children wouldn't have to wait so long for the movies and books to come out. I am grown and I know if they come out with a cartoon I would watch it faithfully.
358578
I do but older ones (hey I'm 40 I'm old enough to remember old ones:)  Either way I like all the ones above but you gotta also include Hanna Barbera ones.....Flintstones, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, etc.  I also like Pink Panther, and just about anything prior to 1990.  \n\nNow for my return question, I'm babysitting my great nephew this weekend & he's been glued to Cartoon Network (which my personal fave has to be Boomerang when they show the stuff I am referring to above).  \n\nTell me WTF is Bobobobobo Bo Boboboooo?  Did I even say it right?  I watched it last night & feel like this is today's version of the Sid & Marty Kroft pothead stuff we had in the early '70's.. LOL  \n\nTo sum it up, we're who we are today thanks to Saturday mornings and ABC cartoons, including the Schoolhouse Rock! series that made watching commercials worth it!  I have some of my best memories from sleepovers and stuff on the weekends watching the masters of imagination give me my 30 minute fixes:)  I'm sure you'll agree!
1165442
i like all of them. I been watching them since i was a little kid.
736453
Watched any cartoons in the 80's?? Let's see...Tom and Jerry were constantly blowing each other up, hitting, fighting, slicing and evaporating one another. Then there's the Smurfs...Old Gargamel (SP?) wanted nothing more than to catch the Smurfs so he could eat them for dinner. Even the Flintstones had shooting, hitting, and people getting pounded by rocks. You'd probably be better off finding cartoons that WEREN'T violent in the 80's. As far as TV, I have no idea...I was a little kid then...lol
345398
I love cartoons!!\nSpongebob, flintstone, bug's life!!
883343
Of all the 80's toons I think you probably hit on the two big ones there.\n\nI too enjoyed and watched Thundercats and Transformers religiously whenever I got the chance.
295396
Banna man\nTom and Jerry\nThe Raggy Dolls\nDanger Mouse \nteenage mutent hero turtles\nHe-man\nThunderkats\ndungeons and dragons\n\nohh too many to list they just dont make cartoons like they used to.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animated_cartoon
186953
The old version was great...very scary.\nThe new vesion...a joke.
738832
I do, but they don't play any of the good old ones anymore... I miss seeing the original Tom and Jerry and Looney Tunes.
823663
I'm sorry, but I'm 29 yrs old & needed to answer your question.\nI feel the same way about cartoons these days.  Although, I do love Courage the Cowardly Dog on Cartoon Network.
1142251
I have both. =)\n\nI prefer the manga but the difference between them is the tone of the characters, especially in the DVD.
203226
i love the Simpsons. i think they are very funny, however, i do think they aren't quite as good as they used to be. they're still good.
1101352
Yes because I used to like typing in basic (Beginners All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) into the computer from the magazines that used to have them and then get the programs running, plus I tried writing simple question and answer type programs.  I first learned it on my Commodore Vic-20 with 5K of Ram and two 3 and 1/2 inch Floppy drives with 720 K diskettes and a place to plug in cartridges to play games and no hard drive.\n\nI thought the old computers were fun for me and I learned about computers that way and the inner workings of them and how to fix computer problems through Trial and Error Method.