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Animated Series that were cancelled (and sometimes forgotten)

That was actually mentioned in one of the write-ups I saw. She is awful pretty. She's in a Man from Uncle episode that also has Ahna Capri (Enter the Dragon) in it

Not a bad movie, with two romances. The 'Mutiny' is only about 10 minutes. The wise cracking dialogue was a nice surprise in tnis kind of movie too.

There's been some merch over the years too.

While Corn Flakes were never my favorite, they were part of the rotation of the variety pack.

These young ladies were both in Mutiny in Outer Space, a Hugo Grimaldi film. The producer (who doesn't even have a wikipedia page) did several low budget scifi films in the 1960s. Mutiny in Outer Space could've been a Doctor Who episode (except there is no villain to defeat - just a crisis)

Mutiny in Outer Space also has "Glamor Girl" Pamela Curran. If Delores Faith looks a bit like Elizabeth Tayllr, Pamela Curran has a Julie Newmar similarity.

YouTube video by aspectmedia Kellogg's Corn Flakes Commercial

The earliest Kellogg's Corn Flakes commercials with Corny were animated by Hanna Barbera as well.

Corny is kinda a semi-competent genie

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YouTube video by aspectmedia Kellogg's Corn Flakes Commercial

The earliest Kellogg's Corn Flakes commercials with Corny were animated by Hanna Barbera as well.

Corny is kinda a semi-competent genie

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If Kellogg's mascot Corny didn't look familiar it may be because they made him Huckleberry blue and not his usual green-type color. He was created in 1957 by McMahon amd Tate advertising (no, it was Leo Burnett of Chicago).

Daily Hanna Barbera

Who' the strange Rooster who stars in the opening of The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958)?

That's Cornelius 'Corny' the Cockeral, the Rooster-type mascot of Kellogg's corn flakes - Kellogg's sponsored the show, after all.

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Herbie. Even among misfits he's a misfit

Animating the Human Torch will be too expensive, Mr Hanna.

Well, maybe we can save money on the backgrounds

That is serious Foot Funk, Dr Scholl, so I called for you.

Betty and Veronica on the cover of a 2013 Philippines fashion magazine

The Alex P Kitner Award for Optimism and The Power of Positive Thinking

In a fight? Quick Draw/ El Kabong!

In a dance off / rap battle - Three Amigos

Crazy Shot McGraw en Español

Thats cool. A father-figure recommended CS Forester's Horatio Hornblower and I enjoyed that series.

For MacLean, I gotta say the movie of Ice Station Zebra may be superior, although truncated, from the book. One heck of a cast in that movie

And Merry old Marvel didn't want to left out (blech!)

Great finds - from various sections too.

I enjoy Alastair Maclean, but I need long breaks. He has this endless cliffhanger / tumbling from one crisis to the next style (like ERB) that is both exciting and tiring at the same time.

Well, even when it wasn't reprints the strip wasn't as
.. vital(?) in the 1990s - literally with a character called rerun

I still love Peanuts

When you have a 50/50 chance of orienting it correctly, 90% of the time you'll get it wrong

Daily Hanna Barbera

Quick Draw McGraw goes international

Why do you hate Peanuts /s

I love many strips, but Peanuts is my favorite.

What a great cover - makes me think of Trinity in similar circumstance, from The Matrix about a decade later

The show has an different structure, being built for a show with a live host, This was the heyday of Mickey Mouse Club and Howdy Doody and Bozo shows. I'm a fan of all those hosts. In this case, it was Jimmy Blaine and later Captain Bob

Cheeseburger!

Double Score!

It's Scooter.

Scooter, Challenge of the Gobots

Daily Hanna Barbera

Just some of scooters from HB shows - including Aquaman, Young Samson, Yogi and Boo Boo, and Ruff and Reddy