remenber when we have some hanna barbera cartoon special guest on every CN show?
No.
Do you have more examples?
Mystery Inc is the only other thing that comes to mind and it was already HB.
>>88416133
Not OP, but there was an episode of Dexter's Laboratory with Dynomutt and Blue Falcon. Though Dexter's Lab was a Hanna-Barbera show as well.
>>88415316
>>88415316
>"Please pass the egg salad"
>hey who turned out the lights
>is it sleepy time already?
>>88416574
So basically only Billy and Mandy and HB stuff got love while everyone else got scraps and brief Easter eggs?
>>88415316
What's up with that cameo? Where Yogi and Boo-Boo junkies or something?
It's always great when this version of Pebbles is acknowledged.
The Loud House had a Not Ranger Smith cameo in one of their episodes.
>>88417474
Speaking of which.
>>88416599Lordmoldybutt
>>88416574
GRAND DAD
>>88415316
I loved this. And the Disney equivalent. I hate that it isn't a thing that happens anymore desu.
>>88418052
>Grand Dad
I'm a massive siivagunner fan.
This is not the time.
>>88418052
FLEETSTONES?!?
>>88418140
There's a 2010s Flintstones?
>>88416133
George Jetson as an extra in one episode of PPG.
Huckleberry Hound in a episode of johnny bravo.
i think it was in the series finale
>>88418697
A Flinstones/ WWE movie crossover yeah
>>88420631
That sounds immensely cringey
>>88418140
All of animation history truly was leading up to the creation of the Flintstones. Amazing.
>>88420701
Would you believe that it's not the worst WWE/cartoon crossover?
>>88415316
It was back in a time when Cartoon Network was trying to create it's own original programming, so to kind of tie in their heritage as well as bring in old fans they incorporated Hannah Barbara characters. Grim Adventures did it as kind of keeping up with that spirit I guess.
Now that Cartoon Network has all kinds of it's own original shit there's no real reason to bank off the success of old cartoons anymore.
>>88420783
>>88420701
The premise is stupid as hell, but the end product was somehow surprisingly enjoyable in spite of that. The WWE wrestlers can't act for shit, though.
>>88418140
If I had Rick's multidimensional tv I would watch the cartoon channel from the universe where the Flintstones never stopped being popular
>>88418140
There's something to be said about The Flintstones when the two most popular and long-lived prime-time cartoons are modeled after them, and a fuckton of other cartoons are modeled after those two cartoons.
>>88420701
I'm with >>88421410
It's not good, but it's surprisingly decent considering the hellishly bad premise.
>>88416133
>Shaq and Johnny Bravo vs. Seth Green and Huckleberry Hound
>Somebody not only conceived but approved this episode idea
>It was the series finale
I feel like even 2 Stupid Dogs had some references maybe to Top Cat but I'm not 100% sure
>>88418140
What's honestly amazing is that in all those decades, Fred's character model has gone unaltered.
None of those weird reboots where an avant garde artist redesigns everyone to look abstract and bizarre. The consistency is astounding.
>Nice uniform. You on some kind of sports team?
>I'm the Blue Falcon.
>Oh, yeah, the Falcons! You guys didn't do so well last season.
>I'm the Blue Falcon
>Aww, don't be blue!
>>88421766
Two Stupid Dogs had new Secret Squirrel shorts in-between their own, too.
>>88421766
HB characters occasionally cameod in 2 Stupid Dogs, but only in the Secret Squirrel segments (which in itself was a revival of an old HB character). Yogi and Booboo cameod in the origin episode.
>>88420701
I am saving the fuck out of this.
>>88421917
you have to ask permission first
>>88421917
as the anon who posted it I ALLOW THEE
>>88421926
But I really really really like this image.
>>88420205
So was Seth Greene and Shaq (They even voiced themselves) how did they even come up with that or think itd be funny
>>88418140
60s and 2000s Fred look the best Barkers Byles
fosters home for imaginary friends had some.