Great Saturday Morning to you all!
Hello, and welcome to the introduction of my blog about the great Saturday morning experience. Do you remember when as a kid you looked forward
What might you have been watching on Saturday morning in 1969?
The 1969-1970 Saturday morning schedule brought us not one, not two, but three iconic shows that many people of all ages still enjoy in one
Show Spotlight: Mission: Magic
Remember when Rick Springfield was a cartoon character? I’m not talking about just providing a voice here either, I’m talking about Rick Springfield, as himself,
Creator Spotlight: Filmation
They were upstarts in the world of animation and rose to be the top contender in the Saturday morning programming business. By bluffing their way
Show Spotlight: Uncle Croc’s Block
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have an actual kids’ show that spoofed kids’ shows but was actually on Saturday mornings?
Cereal Spotlight: The Monster Cereals
They hitched the silly scariness of cartoon monsters with the sugary sweetness of kid friendly cereals. Their clever rivalry commercials became staples on Saturday morning
Show Spotlight: Monster Squad
Monster Squad was created by Stanley Ralph Ross who wrote for “Batman”, made by D’Angelo Productions, and aired Saturday mornings on NBC from September 11th,
Actor Spotlight: Robbie Rist
The 1973-1974 TV season brought an end to two iconic family sitcoms. That year the fourth and final season of “The Partridge Family” and the
Show Spotlight: The New Fantastic Four (1978)
“The New Fantastic Four” was the second animated version of the Fantastic Four. Instead of Hanna-Barbera, it was produced by DePatie–Freleng Enterprises and Marvel Comics
Show Spotlight: Bigfoot and Wildboy
The legend of Bigfoot / Sasquatch goes back a long way in North American history but for some reason or reasons they spiked in the
Voice Artist Spotlight: Mike Road
Mike Road is one of the truly unsung heroes of the Saturday Morning Experience. He began his voice over career at the beginning of the