Customer Ratings & Reviews

Give me the cartoons and let me get a bowl of cereal on a Saturday morning and I will be happy for 5 hours. That was my childhood and when cartoons were really good not like the junk today. I purchased a whole mess of the Hanna Barbera complete cartoon series when I saw that they are available. The picture quality is great as they have been remastered for high quality. The great thing is that they will not release any cartoon that has not been remastered so that is the delay for characters such as Quick Draw McGraw and Wally Gator. Hopefully they will come out soon too. These disc have all the extra characters that were also included in said episodes such as The Hilbilly Bears and Precious Pup Other sets include Touche Turtle, Winny The Witch, Squiddly Diddly etc. Hurry now and get em for your grand kids because mine love em too.

Love this series. It was very reasonable. Great quality picture

I love this old cartoon series. I wish they would bring these cartoons back for the this generation to enjoy.

One of the earliest of these shows was 1968's Wacky Races. This slapstick comedy was able to give the illusion of pulse pounding action and fast paced adventure without actually delivering either. (The children's advocate groups were still not appeased though. Apparently this new generation of tamer show still had too much entertainment value. The networks hadn't sucked out all of the fun, and that wouldn't do.) For a late 60's cartoon, Wacky Racers is pretty good, though not nearly up to the quality of shows that were on even a few years earlier. The cartoon is an 'eternal race' show, where every week the same racers would compete on a new course. The Wacky Racers are strange characters in even odder looking vehicles. There is the inventor Proffesor Pat Pending in his Ring-a-Ding Convert-a-Car, the Ant Hill Mob, a bunch of midget gangsters in a 1920's sedan, the Bullet-Proof Bomb, the Arkansas Chug-a-Bug held the hillbillies Luke and Blubber Bear, and Cavemen Rocky and Gravel Slag were a throwback to the Flinstones riding in their foot powered Bouldermobile. There were a few more entrants, including Penelope Pitstop in her Compact Pussycat who would later go on to her own show, but the most visible member of the team was the only one who cheated: Dick Dastardly and his dog Muttley in their Mean Machine. Each story lasts about 11 minutes, and the plots were all the same. The narrator would do some color commentary on the beginning of the race, giving the racers time to show their car's talents. Then Dastardly and Muttley would hatch a scheme to ensure that they won the race: blocking a pass, putting up a fake road sign, or something along those lines. This would invariably back fire, leaving Dastardly at the back of the pack. The narrator would then announce the end of the race.

Love it good memories. Recommend for any lover of old cartoons. Great voice acting and better than many modern cartoons.

This was one of dad's favorite series as a kid, and he likes having this series on DVD. Video and Audio Quality is in good condition despite age of the series.

Love the old cartoons, wacky races is one of the best. They don't make them like this anymore.

Great Set. Priced very reasonable. Nicely packaged.

Pick this up. Its the entire series for a very good price. Plus you cant go wrong with wacky racers.

I love Hanna Barbera cartoons and this is my favorite!

this cartoon always kept you entertain and I will never get bored of it.

Great dvd set. Such a great show as a kid. Definitely a great purchase.

This is a must have classic for anyone who watched this as a child.

Classic Hannah Barbera cartoon. Makes a great gift.

I like how this is the entire series. Only thing that bothers me but not a deal breaker is that it should of been remastered. Still awesome.