What are/were your favourite cartoons

Pingu with my son, then Phineas and Ferb when he was older

Ivor the Engine, Trumpton, Camberwick Green, Bagpuss, the Herbs, Magic Roundabout.

Anyone else love Jasper Carrott’s spoof of Magic Roundabout? Florence to Zebedee “Call yourself a dog? I’ve seen better hair on a lavatory brush”

Mary, Mungo and Midge
Mr Ben
Ivor the Engine
Cristal Tips and Alistair
Roobarb and Custard

Does anyone recall Patricia Driscoll and Picturebook? My favourite along with Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men.

Noggin the Nog!

Patticake I loved Picture Book.
The Wooden Tops - esp Spotty Dog
Tom & Jerry.

In the Daily Mail (my father's choice of newspaper) there was a lovely strip cartoon called Fred Bassett. Its creator must have been a dog owner, because it was so accurate and funny.

As a two cat household, I now really enjoy Simon's Cat, which I view on You Tube. It's a hoot for cat lovers ... ??

... forgot to include the Flintstones ....

Flintstones and Tom and Jerry for me.

When teaching a small group of 7 students, I had among other surnames Pugh, Cuthbert and Dibble . So that class was nicknamed Camberwick Green

Captain pugwash
Crystal tips and Alistair
Mary Mungo and Midge
Rhubarb and custard
Bagpuss
Trumpton
And my favourite but not a cartoon was CRACKERJACK !

Tom snd Jerry

Road Runner

And if it counts as a cartoon -

South Park !

My two granddaughters aged nearly 2 and nearly 4 are both fans of Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley. My son bought the DVDs for them, and their limited TV time is divided between those 3, Peppa Pig and a German cartoon about a little dormouse called Bobo.

Yogi Bear and Booboo anyone? We had fun imitating the voices. My grandsons like a Yogi Bear DVD I have.
The Flintstones.
Noggin the Nog.
Being a cat lover I liked Tom and Jerry. When did Top Cat start?

Bagpuss, Ivor the Engine and Mr Benn - wonderful!

How could I forget Captain Pugwash . I actually have the theme tune as my ringtone

Lupin I forgot about Top Cat .... which I loved and remember in the mid 1960's.

Trumpton, Chigley, Camberwick Green, Bagpuss (big fat furry cat-puss), Ivor the Engine, Mr Benn - snuggled up on the sofa with my two children - happy days. Sorry - different generation, but I also loved watching Timmy Time with the GCs - a lovely gentle programme.

Anyone remember Prudence Kitten?

And Shari Lewis’s Lambchop?

I loved Rag, Tag and Bobtail, but I was always an animal lover. I was brought up in a big town in the West Midlands so not much chance to see nature there and wished I could live in the countryside. I do now.

When I read Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew I was reminded of Hairy McClary of Donaldson's Dairy, much loved by all my GCs.

Bagpuss and Noggin the Nog. Simple times.....

Bagpuss - "saggy and a bit loose at the seams". I know the feeling.....

Lovely thread!

Bagcat, or as my DD said; "Cat Bag". We still say "Heave, heave heave" when moving things and can sing "We will fix, we will fix it" (or "We will mend it" as appropriate!)

The first cartoons I saw in a book owned by an Uncle as a child was Felix the Cat. Always used to read it whilst on holiday in my aunt and uncles house.

The first cartoons in the cinema was Cinderella - Walt Disney

The first cartoons on television was Popeye.