CELEBRATE THE TOP 10 HANNA-BARBERA CHARACTERS WITH SCOOBY DOO AND WWE...
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Good Morning Lovelies,
And how are you all on this fine Friday morning? I am up
bright and early to bring to you all this very exciting new feature celebrating
the top Hanna-Barbera characters. When I was little I use to spend all my time
watching these on Cartoon Network and to see them all here feels a bit like a
reunion if I do say so aha!
The feature I will admit was not written by me lovelies, but
I wanted to share it because it made me feel like a little kid again. It was a
sweet feature to start the day with as well. I hope that you all enjoy it…
Dominating
television animation for three decades, Hanna-Barbera’s infamous characters
hold the fondest of childhood memories for the kids since 50’s. From careless,
clumsy dogs to daringly devious mice, over the years we have seen plenty of
loveable and amusing characters. One of the most iconic of them all is
everyone’s favourite furry friend, Scooby-Doo, who is returning in brand new
adventure Scooby-Doo! And WWE: Curse of
the Speed Demon out on DVD and Digital HD from August 8.
To
celebrate the return of him and all his furry friends, we are taking a look at
some of the other wonderful characters that stand alongside Scooby-Doo in the
Hanna-Barbera hall of fame.
Yogi Bear: First making his debut in 1958 as a supporting
character in The Huckleberry Hound Show,
Yogi Bear’s enormous popularity led him to become the first break-out character
to be given his own show. Like most early Hanna-Barbera characters, Yogi Bear
was inspired by a TV character. Based on Art Carney's Ed Norton character on American
sitcom The Honeymooners, he is best
known for his quirky catchphrases and, as he so modestly puts himself, being
“smarter than the av-er-age bear”.
Johnny Bravo: Muscular and boorish with strikingly blonde
hair and an Elvis-like voice, Johnny Bravo sees himself as the ultimate ladies’
man (although the ladies seem to think otherwise). Confident in his efforts to
try and get women to go on a date with him, his advances are quick to be
rejected in the most comedic ways.
Fred Flintstone: Loud-mouthed, aggressive and always scheming, deep
down Fred Flintstone isn’t the boorish man he comes across as. With his heart
in the right place, he is constantly looking for ways to improve his working
class family’s life and give only the best to his beloved wife Wilma. It just
so happens, that he hilariously loses his temper in all of his extravagant
attempts to do so.
George Jetson: A slim man with bright red hair and a
cartoonish large nose, George often finds himself muddled with juggling the
stress of his work and family life. Constantly attempting to overcome the hassle
in his life, he quickly became known for his infamous catchphrase, "Hooba-Dooba",
which he uses to express astonishment whenever a crazy series of antics unfold.
Jerry: Bashfully playing on the cat-and-mouse chase,
Jerry is a prevalent protagonist to his enemy that happens to also be his best
friend. Teasing, torturing and tormenting Tom, Jerry causes the pair to find
themselves in all sorts of mischief, stuck between being rampant rivals and having
a bond as the unlikeliest of friends.
Penelope Pitstop: Penelope Pitstop drives the pink Compact
Pussycat car wearing a bright pink racing uniform and knee high boots. Bringing
allure to the Wacky Races she is
described by the race announcer as "Glamour Gal of the Gas Pedal".
The only woman to take part in the contests, she’s the classic damsel in
distress with her ultimate catchphrase being "Help, help!"
Top Cat: Top Cat is the yellow-furred, charismatic
protagonist who is the proud creator and leader of an infamous alley cat gang. Wearing
a mauve hat and vest, his smart appearance cleverly hides that he was once a
poor, lonely cat stuck living on the streets. Loyal to his formidable bunch,
there’s an adventure waiting around every corner for the gang as they
mischievously roam the streets of Manhattan.
Scooby Doo: Everyone’s favourite mischievous dog, Scooby
Doo is a Great Dane, known for hilariously sharing many personality traits with
his lifelong companion amateur detective Shaggy Rogers. He’s clumsy, unable to
pronounce his words without placing an ‘R’ in front of them and perpetually
hungry. But despite all that, he’s surprisingly human-like with intelligence
that often solves the mystery the detectives are trying to desperately uncover.
Catch Scooby-Doo! And WWE: Curse of the Speed
Demon on DVD and Digital HD!
Blog Soon,
Joey X
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