"TOP CAT" DVD (Complete Series) - $21.98 at Costco!!!

These (along with Johnny Quest and Flintstones Season 2) are marked at $28.98 at the local Costco, however when I went to ring up Top Cat and the Flints, the register took a $7 discount off each one!!! (Damn, should have grabbed the "Johnny"! )

Haven't checked them out yet, but the Top Cat set has 3 one sided DVDs with the 4th disc being 2 sided.

Anyone get these? I know there was a lot of activity here when Top Cat was first announced.

 

Looks like I'll have to find a Costco.... Great price!

And tomorrow is shopping day, so....

 

Well, all I can say is, a part of my very young years....and anyway, bought the KIMBA box set several months back, so.....

 

...thanks, already have it!

 

I've been waiting for this to show up on DVD for years! You no like?
Top Cat's just the coolest!

 

...don't forget the rebates!...up to $15.00 if you buy 3 DVD sets from the cartoon collections.

 

Actually Steve, next on the Hanna Barbera box set schedule are "The Perils Of Penelope Pitstop", and "Dastardly & Muttley And Their Flying Machines" in early 2005.


I just got the "Wacky Races" set the other day. They snuck that one out cause I found out it was released in October. Love those 50's and 60's era HB cartoons!!

 

Very cool! I learned how to mimic character voices watching those cartoons. Love Secret Squirrel. Another of my favorite Mel Blanc voiced characters.

 

Boy, you should be glad you didn't live next door to a Terrytoons guy - you woulda ended up with Sidney the Sick Elephant, Luno or Space Nut cels...

 

How bout Rags and Crusader Rabbit? Does anybody remember that one.

 

Personally I'm holding out for Space Ghost and Frankenstein Jr.!

 

Hmmmm - the early b&w Alex Anderson/Jay Ward ones, or the later ones in color from Shull Bonsell???

 

Hmm! I didn't know there were any color ones. I remember this show from the early 60's. For some reason I still remember Rags playing Nero and playing a fiddle and burning down Rome.

I haven't seen these since those days, but seem to remember it had a narrator and was somewhat similar to the old Rocky and Bullwinkle stuff, which of course was very cool. It appealed to kids, but had humor that went over our heads at the time and appealed to grownups as well.

 

I remember Crusader Rabbit. One of the first cartoons I watched--along with Beaney and Cecil. I still remember Crusader and Rags walking backwards through a door marked "Exit Only" (or something like that) so that nobody would notice they were going the wrong way.

 

No, I didn't realize that they were that old. In hindsight I think I may have first seen them in the 50's. I sure did like that show though.

 

"They sometimes have their little spats, even fight like dogs and cats"

 

Pardon the treadcrap, but since there are a lot of 60's cartoon savvy folks posting here I was hoping you could help me out. There's a 'toon from that era that I'm trying to recall, but have come up empty searching for. I don't recall the studio that it came from, but it was set in the swamp/bayou, and I believe one of the characters was a possum. For any of you that were in the Northeast back then, I believe it was on the show "Rocket Ship 7" out of Buffalo, NY. Anyone remember this?

 

Deputy Dawg???....

 

"Deputy Dawg" - From Terrytoons. In CT, they showed it on "Ranger Andy"!

http://www.toonopedia.com/dawg.htm

 

Here's another toon info site (with audio/video clips): http://surf.to/toontracker

 

Top Cat was excellent, I have to try and find someone with a Costco membership.

I'd like to see all the Underdog stuff come out on DVD including "Tennessee Tuxedo", "Commander McBragg" and "Go, Go Gophers". I used to live for that stuff.

How about this one? Does anyone remember Ignats and Krazy Kat?

 

I used to get up at some ridiculous hour on Saturdays so I wouldn't miss Col. Bleep, along with his sidekicks Scratch and Squeak.