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From: moriarty@fluke.UUCP (Jeff Meyer)
Newsgroups: net.tv
Subject: More Walks Down Cartoon Nostalgia Lane...
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Date: Sun, 24-Feb-85 03:00:39 EST
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Don't worry, folks, I'm not starting a net poll on cartoons...

I enjoyed EIGHTH MAN and (to a much lessor degree) GIGANTOR, but if I had to
give a list of favorite shows, it'd be:

1) EIGHTH MAN

2) ULTRAMAN, which combined the attractions of cheap special effects and
   Saturday Night 'Rasslin...

3) COOL McCOOL ("DANGER is my BUSINESS" "That will never happen again,
   Number 1...")

4) KIMBA, THE WHITE LION ('Nuff said)

5) STINGRAY, a Gerry and Sylvia Anderson Marianation production (I
   particularly liked the city which went underground, and the villain's
   fish-shaped subs...)

6) UFO ("This is S.I.D., Space Intruder Detector...").

7) And, of Course, STAR TREK... (But that's not a kidee show!)

I'll bet someone's going to flame about the cartoon content of this
newsgroup soon, but I must say I'm enjoying the nostalgia very much...

	      "Scotty, I need Warp Drive in three minutes or we're all dead!"

					Moriarty, aka Jeff Meyer
					John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc.
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