Kids Cartoons(????)

44 massey · Dec 26, 2017

We had at least 12 kids & and grandkids (6 months old - 17 years old) overnight from Saturday thru Monday, gets pretty kayotic at times, know being over 65 years old doesn?t help but sure do miss not being able to even communicate with each other, kids don?t talk they yell?????
Well have one of the grand daughters (age 8 yrs old) staying over for couple weeks so am kind of confined inside ?babysitting? as grandma is at work!!!! Of course we have the ?cartoon channel? on, cant believe what they call ?cartoons? anymore, all they do is yell at each other, some are actually sadistic, constantly some form of warfare, or conflict and violence as bad as regular!!!! Must be part of this ?real tv?!!!!!

kcm.MN · Dec 26, 2017

Gee, seems I remember they took Pink Panther off the aire because it was too violent. *lol*

TomH in PA · Dec 26, 2017

Avoid the main networks. There are educational channels with stuff that's not quite so bad.

But best would be to turn the boob tube off and take her outside or into the shop for some quality time with Grandpa

Steve@Advance · Dec 26, 2017

Ever seen Southpark?

It's intended for adults, but kids don't know, it's cartoons to them.

Pure filth! How it gets by FCC rules is a mystery!

James Howell · Dec 26, 2017

Yep, it's a real shame kids today don't have the Three Stooges as role models like we did.

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Mike(NEOhio) · Dec 26, 2017

And they said Heckle and Jekyl, Road Runner, Tom and Jerry, etc. were too violent.

big tee · Dec 26, 2017

How many times did Elmer Fudd blow Daffy Ducks head completely off in the good ol days?---Tee

44 massey · Dec 26, 2017

Maybe I?m wrong but seemed to me there some ?real life values? learned in th old shows like me Lasse, Fury, Sky King, Rin Tin Tin, and yes even the old westerns last like Roy Rogers, Long Ranger seemed to explain the virtuals of right & wrong!!!!!

Brown Swiss · Dec 26, 2017

Kids sure are loud these days, my nieces seem to think they need heard a mile away. If I was that loud when I was a kid I would be having a tanned hide.

ss55 · Dec 26, 2017

Different characters, but the same stories as when we were growing up. Tom & Jerry are pretty violent too, we just considered that normal back in our day. Johnny Quest, Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckel, Pixy & Dixie, Road Runner & Wiley Coyote, Quick Draw McDraw, Buggs Bunny, etc, all had a lot of slap-stik antics as they beat up on each other or some other "bad guys".

wjytexas · Dec 26, 2017

My daughter is 36. Long story, but when she turned 18 she went out on her own and later rejoined the family. She wasn't a bad girl, just very independent. Anyway, her grandparents aged and passed while she was "gone". She is now a lovely lady doing pretty neat veterinary stuff. My lady friend is younger and her Dad came with her for Christmas and inspite of mobility issues he is still sharp. She commented this morning how she never got to know her grandparents as an adult and enjoyed talking with Al. Hopefully you will get to have some grandkids get to know you as adults. Best to you all. jy

MSS3020 · Dec 26, 2017

Would you like to shot him here or wait till you get home... LOL

MSS3020 · Dec 26, 2017

Try Brickelberry on netflix WOW.... couldnt believe it.

JDEM · Dec 26, 2017

I grew up with 40s Bugs Bunny cartoons. Even used to see some 1920s reruns of "Farmer Alfalfa." Today? My youngest kid has been watching SpongeBob SquarePants for years. He is 14 now and still loves it. I was against it until I actually watched it. I am amazed at how creative it is - and NOT lewd or racey. Kind of a surprise in today's world.

JMS/.MN · Dec 26, 2017

I have a lot of Little Rascals and Three Stooges tapes, some on vid. Amazing how the GK like to watch them. For longer times, I have the Ma and Pa Kettle movies.

kcm.MN · Dec 26, 2017

(quoted from post at 13:34:41 12/26/17) I have a lot of Little Rascals and Three Stooges tapes, some on vid. Amazing how the GK like to watch them. For longer times, I have the Ma and Pa Kettle movies.

We were watching some Ma & Pa just a couple days ago. I think we got 3 movies into the set.

Can only handle so much Pa though. :wink:

Bruce from Can. · Dec 26, 2017

I always liked Fog Horn Leghorn, "I say , Rooster , that is "

rossow (mn) · Dec 26, 2017

I agree about Sponge Bob Square Pants. It illustrates perseverance, a strong work ethic, selflessness, and loyalty to friends, all the while being wholesome enough that anyone can watch without becoming embarrassed or perverted.

Kansasredneck · Dec 26, 2017

I aint watching television again until they make one with a brightness control that works.

Stephen Newell · Dec 27, 2017

It's just one of the reasons things are as bad as they are today. Kids raising themselves with that for entertainment.

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