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FlashBack Friday: CLASSIC Cartoon theme tunes

For those unfamiliar with FlashBack Friday's (click for previous episodes), it's a post I do as many Friday's as I can. It's the post that I always enjoy doing because whatever I do brings a smile to my face. Can only hope it does the same for you :) It's a 90s baby free zone more time I'm afraid. Apart from my teenhood stuff, you get jook (Jamaican phrase for "unlucky pal"). And today is probably one of those posts. But you can read if you like (obviously)

I would have liked to continue my TeenHood Crush FlashBack Friday, but Flintstones is 50 years old today! #RandomFact This was my favourite cartoon as a youngster



Over the past couple of days old cartoon theme tunes come into my head. So in line with that, I'm going to share the classic retro cartoon theme tunes. Some of the theme tunes were so good I remember them, but couldn't tell you whether I enjoyed watching the show. This goes out to my crew who woke up before Live & Kicking. In the time prior to SM:TV Live. Emma Forbes and Andi Peters time. 081-811-8181 time, (not 0181). Win a NES/SNES with the gun and Duck Shooter game time

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is up there in my favourite cartoons of all time. Michaelangelo being my favourite. Had the game on the GameBoy and all sorts. Can't embed the opening titles so click here

Another favourite of mine, Inspector Gadget



I don't care, I'd actually put these tunes on my iPod for a frustrating day. I could post bait ones like Pink Panther, but that's like EXTRA bait and isn't that fun or cheesy. It's actually quite cool. I prefer these ones as they are much more retro:

Chipmunks



Ducktales



Chip 'N' Dale: Rescue Rangers



Pinky and the Brain



Animaniacs



Captain Planet ending was much better than the opening



Talespin



You may also like my tribute to good old fashioned Saturday night TV here and iconic advert tune here.

p.s. Cos I'm such a badman, I just clocked that someone used the Flinstones melody in dancehall

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