Cartoons From the 1960s I Like Quiz

Answer: Popeye

"Popeye the Sailor Man" debuted in 1960 in his own show. However, he's been around since 1929 in the comic strip created by Elzie Crisler Segar. He has also been in the Macy's Day parade as a balloon starting in 1946. There was a movie made in 1980 staring Robin Williams in the title role. Popeye gets his strength from eating spinach and sales of spinach had increased due to children watching Popeye.

Answer: Yabba dabba do!

"The Flintstones" debuted in 1960. It was the first cartoon to run during prime-time and ran for six seasons. In 2013, "The Flintstones" was ranked the second greatest cartoon of all time, with "The Simpsons" in first by "TV Guide."

Answer: Mr. Magoo

"Mr Magoo" premiered in 1960. There were two related series: "The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo" and "What's New, Mr Magoo?"

Answer: "Exit stage right"

"Snagglepuss" first appears in 1959 as a prototype. It became a regular cartoon in 1962 on "The Quick Draw McGraw Show." He was voiced by Daws Butler originally.

Answer: The Jetsons

According to the Warner Bros Wiki, George Jetson was 40 years old when "The Jetsons" premiered. Other family members are Jane (his wife), Judy (his daughter), Elroy (his son), Astro (his dog), and Rosie (the maid). The song "Eep Opp Ork Ah-ah" comes from "The Jetsons" episode "A Date with Jet Screamer."

Answer: Wally

"Wally Gator" ran from 1962-1963. The theme from whence the description came in the question was written by Hoy Curtin.

Answer: Ogee

Ogee was my favorite character she was always saying "oh gee." Magilla lived in Mr. Pebbles' pet shop. No one would buy him, although Ogee was constantly trying to get her parents do do so.

Answer: George

"George of the Jungle" only lasted for 17 episodes. However, it did inspire a live-action movie in 1997 with Brendan Fraser playing the title character. There was a sequel to that with Christopher Showerman as George. Bill Scott was the voice of George in the cartoon series.

Answer: Andrews

"The Archie Show" also known as "The Archies" aired from 1968-1969. The show was based on "Archie Comics" which came out in 1939 (some sources say 1941). His best friend is Jughead Jones. His two main love interests and friends are Veronica Lodge and Betty Copper. Reggie Mantle is his rival.

Answer: Wacky

"Wacky Races" featured eleven racers competing for "World's Wackiest Racer." The racers were:
- Dick Dastardly, with his dog Muttley, rode in "The Mean Machine" and were known for cheating.
- Rock and Gravel Slag rode in "The Boulder Mobile" and spoke like cavemen.
Big and Little Gruesome known as the Gruesome Twosome and rode "The Creepy Coupe" which was fueled with "dragon power".
- Professor Pat Pending who rode the "Convert-a-car" which could be changed into anything.
- The Red Max rode in "the Crimson Haybaler" which was a car and airplane hybrid.
- Penelope Pitstop rode the "Compact Pussycat" and was the only female racer
Sergeant Blast and Private Meekly who rode another hybrid, this one being car and tank, called "the army surplus special".
- The Anthill Mob were dwarf-like mobsters and rode "the Bulletproof Bomb"
Lazy Luke (a hillbilly) with Blubber Bear a shy bear who cried all he time in the "Arkansas Chugabug".
- Peter Perfect who rode in "the Turbo Terrific"
- Rufus Ruffcut a lumberjack with a beaver named Sawtooth in the "Buzz Wagon."