I’m mostly an 80s child so I relate more to the top one. (Alvin, Smurfs, etc…). Although I have of course seen many 70s cartoons. (Challenge of the Superfriends, Scooby-Doo classic, etc…).
It was really in Israel (late 70s to mid 80s) where I saw the most 70s stuff I guess…I remember Richie Rich being on a lot. (I understood bits and pieces.). Plus Wonder-Woman too I think. Definitely Spider-Man, although that alternated between the 80s one and the series from ‘67.
The weird thing about TV there (back then) is that it was such a strange mishmash! Dubbed cartoons from Europe (Maya the Bee, which I know came to Nick in the 90s), American TV like Knight Rider, Little House and constant Star Trek (TOS of course) re-runs. For kids there was Smurfs plus a few more things, as well as variety shows with puppets and performers in Hebrew.
Plus back then, a lot of stuff was still pretty low-tech. (Color TV was actually relatively recent! ). So most of the cartoons weren’t even dubbed, but mostly in English! I think I picked up a lot just from watching American TV…lol.
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*As well as tons of Disney, WB and Popeye shorts!
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The Muppet Show was shown pretty regularly too. Statler and Waldorf scared me.
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!