Cartoons are quintessential television comedies. With their slapstick humor, they not only make us break out into a smile or a laugh, but they also feed our imaginations. We have all grown up with them, and they created our first impressions in the world of entertainment, wooing us and making us laugh at all times.

It would be true to say of cartoons that “they don’t make them like they used to”. Some cartoons from television archives have great animation, excellent story lines, very funny voices and particularly well integrated music.

Do you remember these three cartoon classics from your childhood?

In the 1960s through to the 1980s, we followed the trials and tribulations of the Jetsons, a space age family. It seemed very futuristic less than 30 years ago.

We really enjoyed watching the portrayal of life for the Jetsons out in the cosmos, and we didn’t find it too hard to believe, either.

If you watch an episode of Popeye, you might have trouble believing it was made over 50 years ago, so much work was put into it. The show always gave us a great confrontation of good and evil.

Popeye always had to battle against Bluto for Olive Oil’s affections. When he’d topped up on spinach, Popeye was like Clark Kent as Superman. Children would love watching his heroics after a can of spinach.

Looney Toons is a time-honored cartoon that deserves to be on my list. Bugs Bunny is the mythical star of this classic show and is as relevant to the world of entertainment now as he ever was.

All the Looney Toons episodes are wonderfully scripted and a high level of expertise must have gone into its production.

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