Which classic cartoon came first?
Do you remember when your favorite hit the airwaves?
Cartoons have been a TV favorite since the late 1950s but they really took off in the '60s and '70s. Do you remember when all your favorite cartoons started?
Take this quiz and put your television animation knowledge to the test!
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Which of these two Hanna-Barbera classics came first?
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Which one of these cartoons started first?
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Did The Alvin Show beat The New Casper Cartoon Show to the airwaves?
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Whose show started first - 'Popeye the Sailor' or 'The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends'?
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Which of these shows started first?
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Was 'The Jetsons' on TV before 'Jonny Quest'?
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Which of these two iconic comedy duos were animated first?
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Which superhero cartoon came first?
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Which one of these groovy late '60s cartoons started before the other?
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Both these shows starred animals but which came first?
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Which one of these wacky dog cartoons aired first?
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Both of these had more famous live-action counterparts but which cartoon came first?
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Which one of these rockin' early '70s cartoons started first?
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Which of these 1980s bear cartoons came first?
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Which of these '80s action cartoons was first to air?
Which classic cartoon came first?
Your Result...
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$19.95
Popeye - 1929
$19.95
Popeye - Best Pops
$19.95
Popeye - Wimpy's Burgers
$19.95
Popeye - Aviators
$19.95
Popeye - Sea Lover
$19.95
Popeye - Eating Contest
$19.95
Popeye - Camping
$19.95
Popeye - Land Lover
$19.95
Popeye - Sailin' Away
$19.95
Popeye - Y'Am
$19.95
Popeye - Pop Group
$19.95
Popeye - Yam
$19.95
Popeye - Y'Am
$19.95
Popeye - 1929
$19.95
Popeye - Best Pops
$19.95
Popeye - Wimpy's Burgers
$19.95
Popeye - Aviators
$19.95
Popeye - Sea Lover
$19.95
Popeye - Eating Contest
$19.95
Popeye - Playin'
$19.95
Popeye - You Got Served
$19.95
Popeye - Pop Golf
$19.95
Popeye - Tennis Club (Blue)
$19.95
Popeye - Golf Academy
$19.95
Popeye - Golf Anyone?
$19.95
Popeye - Golf Simple
$19.95
Popeye - Pickleball Club
$24.95
Popeye - Tennis Club (Green)
$24.95
58 Comments
I beg to differ on the Popeyes cartoon question because I know if you look in to it you would find that Popeyes came out in the 1930s so that makes it older than the other
* Yogi Bear cartoons aired in late 1950's before Flintstones premiered in 1960. * Popeye cartoons were syndicated for TV in 1950's before Rocky & Bullwinkle! * Indeed some of questions misleading. * ♣
10/15
A couple of technicalities tripped me up. Yogi Bear existed as a character before the Flinstones, but his shorts aired as a segment on "The Huckleberry Hound Show" before getting his own series in '61. And Popeye's theatrical shorts came long before "Rocky and His Friends" -- this quiz must be referring to his lower-budget TV shorts of the 1960s.
A couple of technicalities tripped me up. Yogi Bear existed as a character before the Flinstones, but his shorts aired as a segment on "The Huckleberry Hound Show" before getting his own series in '61. And Popeye's theatrical shorts came long before "Rocky and His Friends" -- this quiz must be referring to his lower-budget TV shorts of the 1960s.
Okay maybe I didn't score that high, but I love the trip down memory lane.
My next statement is meant to be in light-hearted humor - since Saturday morning cartoons we're cancelled, the world went to hell! 😳😁👍
My next statement is meant to be in light-hearted humor - since Saturday morning cartoons we're cancelled, the world went to hell! 😳😁👍
Syndicated POPEYE cartoons aired before Rocky & Bullwinkle! Yogi Bear cartoons aired in late 1950's before The Flintstones! ☺
12. Actually that was on a retake; my first score stunk because I’m horrible with dates/years/numbers and a 90s kid to boot. I wouldn’t really know which came first...I’ve just always preferred animation to live-action and so loooove cartoons. The Berenstain Bears—omg, the best here!! +D I have tons of the wonderful books and adore the cartoons and holiday specials. (And yes, it is and always has been “stain,” of course!)