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Even though they declared Pluto no longer a planet. I still think Pluto should remain part of our solar system. After all, the sun is a member of the solar system and it's not a planet either.

Happy birthday to you. :)

I don't really know. They all looked like Simpsons merchandise to me.

Many congratulations to you. :)

Here's a news flash. After declaring that Pluto is no longer a planet. They have decided to call the former Pluto and any other small round things in space, plutoids. http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/20080611/sc_space/plutonowcalledaplutoid

I'm sorry to hear that. That almost seems like a crime to deprive kids of Saturday Morning cartoons.

I know how you feel, Snowthy. I used to be on ToonZone too until I kept getting insulted and picked on for posting my thoughts and questions about my favorite shows and characters. :cry: Plus there are so many posting rules to follow that if you end up posting something wrong, it gets locked...

I'm a member of Retroland where people talk about memories of their childhood along with TV shows, movies, toys, food, and other stuff about the past. http://www.retroland.com/home.php

Here's another one minute Saturday Morning commercial series on ABC back in the 80's. Zack of all Trades. Starring the late Luther Vandross as a magic musical guy who tries to get kids to think about future careers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJbtL5f1Abw...

I also noticed on the cartoon, Alf was very well behaved with his Melmacian family. But with his Earth family, he was always eating all their food, breaking and destroying their stuff, and getting the Tanners in all sorts of trouble.

Here's another great Uncle Croc clip. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4I7hsnmMNc

I also remember the ALF cartoon series on Saturday Mornings. It showed what ALF's life on Melmac was like with his job, his family, and his friends. And I also remeber ALF-Tales, where ALF and his Melmac friends did crazy parodies of fairy tales.

Thank you. :) Yes, Casey was famous for voicing teenagers back in the 60's and 70's. In Scooby Doo Meets Josie and the Pussycats, I did notice that Shaggy and Alexander had the same exact voices.

Happy Birthday to You. :)

Thank you. :) And to answer your questions. I tried looking up the SD and the Curse of Cleopatra and I found it nowhere on Wikipedia or the Internet Movie Database. I believe it was actually just a book. http://www.shop.com/+-a-Scooby+Doo+and+the+Curse+of+Cleopatra-p94083609-k36-st.shtml...

XERUS’S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: Today’s V/A focus is Casey Kasem. He started out as a cartoon voice artist during the 60’s and 70’s. His most famous voice was Shaggy from the Scooby-Doo series. Then later, Casey became a famous radio DJ for shows like American Top 40 Countdown, but still...

I went to Universal Studios this year and I saw where the Simpsons ride is coming soon. But I did get to go inside the Kwik-E-Mart. It was filled with Simpsons merchandise like mugs, T-shirts, and pajamas.

Hope you're having a happy birthday. :)

I remember in the 80's, ABC aired these cartoon shorts during Saturday Morning commercials. Computer Critters, about a family of animals who give us one minute computer lessons. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdF_XdVuO-o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qPpI6WfTcg&feature=related...

I hope you're having a great birthday. :)