What's the greatest cartoon?
I have to vote for the Rabbit of Seville.
Maybe you prefer Disney or something more modern?
What do you think?
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I personally always liked Pinky and the Brain.
I like bugs Bunny too.He is my favorite character :)
Love that Pepe Le Pew . . . .“You are ze corned beef to me, and I am ze cabbage to you.”
I loved Tennessee Tuxedo!
A friend and I recently watched this cartoon and laughed more than expected.
The far side is the funniest print cartoon ever.
Bugs Bunny conducting the opera singer is the funniest cartoon I ever saw.
There are so many that I absolutely love. But just to name a few that IMO are the greatest:
Tazmanian Devil
Road Runner
Bugs Bunny
Lion King
@thekoukoureport The Far Side is at the top of my list for printed cartoons too;-)
It’s a toss-up between South Park and The Simpsons.
I can’t stand Disney.
I can’t choose…
Bugs, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepe LePew, Chilly Willy, Underdog, Bullwinkle, Mr. Peabody with his Wayback Machine… the list goes on…
I really like Underdog, Tom and Jerry, Looney Toons, Popeye, Ren and Stimpy, Beavis and Butthead, and South Park.
I can’t decide between Bugs Bunny and Betty Boop.
But it’s one of those.
Another vote for Animaniacs, also tossing in Hysteria.
Of course, I grew up on Warner Bros. cartoons – Bugs Bunny, Michigan Frog, Foghorn Leghorn… they’re timeless.
I liked it when the flowers started growing out of Elmer’s head. That was a good one @hawaii_jake ! When you said cartoon, I thought of one drawn in a book so I will tell you about my favorite of that ilk. It was in the New Yorker many years ago and was a series of about 4 drawings. First is of a dapper gentleman with his umbrella hanging from his arm as he strides down the street. Next frame raindrops start to appear so he puts up his brolly and continues on. Next frame raindrops disappear and he peers out from under the brolly, looks skyward and seeing all clear replaces his brolly to his arm. Next and final frame shows him happily walking away but over his head ready to fall on him and drench him totally is this very ominous looking giant raindrop. From that time on, I have often described my feelings as waiting for the giant raindrop to fall, it sneaks up on you when you least expect it. Thankfully I don’t have that feeling much anymore, but I have never forgotten it!
Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain! The mark of a great cartoon is being able to appreciate it even when you’re older.
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