While some classic cartoons have returned in various forms, these are some of the most legendary cartoon television shows that only Baby Boomers will remember.

Do you remember those carefree days when your life was filled with nothing but cartoons, sugary snacks, and endless playtime?

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As many of you may recall, from Sept. 1, 1952, to Sept. 5, 1969, Art Linkletter had a radio/television show called “The House Party.” Betty Heath From My Deck At the end of each show he had a segment, ...

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On Sept. 30, 1960, The Flintstonesmade its debut on ABC. The series made history as TV’s first animated primetime sitcom, and fans immediately fell in love with “modern stone age family” Fred, Wilma, ...

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If you give a mouse a cookie, at Betty Brinn Children's Museum, he might ask for another with a banana inside. Or a football. Or a truck. Or a dinosaur. This only happens, though, at BBCM's temporary ...