Classic Cartoons:
- Harry & Toto
- The Smurfs
- The Cramp Twins
- The Flintstones
- The Raccoons
- Rugrats
- Scooby-Doo, where are you?
- The Wild Thornberry's
- Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy
- Courage the Cowardly Dog
- The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
- Mike, Lu and Og
- Sheep in the Big City
- Cow and Chicken
- The Adams Family
- I Am Weasel

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We all love them, those classic cartoons which you just can't ever forget. These cartoons are here to stay with us.

The cartoon artist has gilded them to paper for eternity, and he knows how to draw the classic cartoons, for our kids and their kids to enjoy as long as they are remembered. These classic cartoons has created a memory of their own, a life of their own and a genre of their own.

They have influenced the way people think and the way people are creative about classic cartoons. It's true when they say "Cartoons aren't made the way they are used to".

Today's cartoons finds it difficult to keep up with the honesty and trueness of the classic cartoons. All these classic cartoons has a history with them, and they are here to stay with us.

Here is a list of all the "Golden Oldies" of our time. Look for your favourite classic cartoons that keeps your childhood memories alive.

Cow And Chicken
		Cow and Chicken, one of the classic cartoons, is an American animation, which was created by David Feiss and produced by Hanna-Barbera. Cow and Chicken first broadcasted on Cartoon Network in 1997. This cartoon is about the adventures of a cow, named Cow, and her chicken brother, named Chicken, who has human parents (though their faces are never shown). How they got human parents are not known, but we have to assume that they are adopted. They are often plagued by the Red Guy, who looks like a red devil with no pants, who poses as different personalities to scam or hurt Cow and Chicken. Their extended family consists of different types of animals, such as Cousin Boneless, who is a boneless chicken (really, he is unable to walk or get up from the floor). Then there is Snail Boy (a snail), Cousin Black Sheep (a sheep), and Sow (an evil pig). They also have an uncle Longhorn Steer. Cow is exceedingly infantile and stupid, although she occasionally displays uncanny talents. Her alter ego is Supercow, a powerful cow with the ability to fly, and her powers lies in a green blanket. Cow even has a costume in purple to fit the part. Chicken is Cow’s older brother. He can be quite mean to his sister, and even to the rest of the family. In addition, he has a large ego, is sarcastic, but still helps Cow when she is in danger. The Red Guy serves as Cow and Chicken's rather incompetent arch-nemesis. He spends his time trying to either scam, torment or physically harm Cow and Chicken. He often disguises himself as an authority figure, for example, principals, kings, queens, lunch ladies, police officers, etc. and wears disguises such as small shirts, wigs and short skirts that never seem to cover his buttocks, giving him elements of being half-naked and a cross dresser.
The Addams Family
		The Addams Family, another one for the list of classic cartoons, was created by Charles Addams and first appeared on television in 1964. The Addams family is a somewhat eccentric family in portraying morbid death as something everyday and not as something taboo. They consist of Morticia and her husband Gomez, Wednesday and Pugsley (their two children) Lurch (the butler), Thing (a disembodied hand who is a childhood friend of Gomez), Uncle Fester and Grandma and Cousin It (A ball of hair). The Addams Family lives next to cemetery and swamp, in a Gothic and dark mansion full of decorations of exceptional peculiarities, for example, a mounted sword fish with a man’s foot in its mouth, a polar bear skin rug in the entrance that roars when one steps on it. Their riches come from a quite huge inheritance and large investments. Gomez Addams is a lawyer who takes absurd pride in losing his cases. Morticia Addams is an elegant woman, dressed in a vampire fashioned dress, she knows her art, raises man-eating plants, trims her roses’ buds just to keep the stems in water. Wednesday and Pugsley is an odd brother-sister couple. Pugsley takes great fun in torturing himself, and Wednesday amuses him in helping him to achieve this. Lurch is a butler of few words (he actually doesn’t say anything, just the occasional uhh). Thing is mischievous, but still seems to be intelligent enough, even if he has no brain. Uncle Fester is a creepy one, you never know what is hidden under his coat. Grandma, Gomez’s mother, is capable of concocting different potions and flies around on a broom stick.
I Am Weasel
		I am Weasel, one of the classic cartoons, is an American TV classic cartoons series created by David Feiss and aired on Cartoon Network. This series is about two animal characters: I. M. Weasel and I. R. Baboon. I.M. Weasel is extremely intelligent, and is skilled in most professions, from electronics and engineering to medicine and philosophy. He is also incredibly charming and well-versed in the social graces, and will often have characters such as Loulabelle, his assistant usually dressed as a nurse, at his side. Weasel's only real flaw is a secret desire to suck the yolk from eggs. His usually wears clothing, though he will often wear outfits appropriate to his activities (such as a lab coat when working as a doctor or scientist). He likes to say "I Am Weasel!" before leaping into a situation. In contrast, I.R. Baboon is dim-witted and sloppy, uses incorrect grammar, as his name indicates, when he speaks, and is very envious of Weasel's success. He is often doing the opposite of sensibility, and sometimes displays obsessive-compulsive behavior. Baboon has few skills neither social nor practical, but was discovered to be an expert on the Theremin, a musical instrument of great difficulty. Baboon wears only a T-shirt with a handwritten, backwards “I.R.”. His bright red buttocks are often highlighted and serve as a focus of others' ridicule. He often attempts to outdo Weasel at everything, and when he believes he has succeeded, he performs a routine victory dance, placing his hands on his hips and jumping around in a circle while repeatedly chanting a declaration of his success.

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