akmaldini:
Are you kidding me,do your research

You are very funny. I don't need to do any research. I lived through this period. In fact, what's very funny is that you even listed some cartoons that had not even been produced by the end of 1990.

Freakazoid's original run in the US was from 1995-1997, so how could it have been shown on Nigerian TV in the 1970s and '80s?

Waynehead also had its first run in the US and Canada in 1996/1997, so how could it have been shown in Nigeria in the '70s and '80s?

You are very funny.

Almost all the cartoons you listed were shown for the first time on Nigerian TV in the 1990s and some were not even shown until the 2000s.

akmaldini:
Are you kidding me,do your research

seriously you are telling naptu2 to do his research? Someone that lived through the era of craziness in Nigeria. You get mind sha.

naptu2 narration of the coup d 'etat in Dodan Barracks will shock you. That narration is only for those that saw it with their two (korokoro) eyes.

Eye witness account my man. Please tender your apologies to alaga ibile of alagas on Nairaland.

Thanks SO MUCH @op for including The Waterville Gang, been trying to remember the title of this show for ages. In fact as soon as I saw this post, I clicked specifically hoping to see it and for once I wasn't disappointed. Nice one man!

Please I am looking for cartoons or animated films in yoruba language.

naptu2:
These are 50 cartoons, puppet shows and costume shows that were shown on Nigerian television in the 1970s and 1980s.


1) Secret Service

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fri0tewp7PI

2) Motor Mouse and Auto Cat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sekD9vccn28

3) King Arthur and The Square Knights of The Round Table

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLYxPpr5JtM


4) The Thing (this series was simply known as "The Thing" in Nigeria, but it was Known as "Barney And Fred Meet The Thing" in the US)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4GqlinBGQE

^^^^^^
@Naptu2

Bringing back the good memories again!

We are still young at heart... regardles of whether some of
us are in our 40s or 50s.

"The Thing" was a favourite of mine including the old
late 1970s and early 1980s "Incredible Hulk" series!

Thanks for digging these videos up!


P.S. I didn't see any "Mighty Mouse"video
there... NOT "Danger Mouse."

Konquest:

^^^^^^
@Naptu2

Bringing back the good memories again!

We are still young at heart... regardles of whether some of
us are in our 40s or 50s.

Thanks for digging these videos up!


P.S. I didn't see any [b]"Mighty Mouse" [/b]video
there... NOT "Danger Mouse."

Thank you.

Mighty Mouse is in the list. It's at number 37.

naptu2:


Thank you.

Mighty Mouse is in the list. It's at number 37.

^^^^
Oh...Ok thanks fo the clarification.
I missed it while skimming... Number 37.

.

The New Shmoo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1ViX0Gx3I0

wolebanks:
Please I am looking for cartoons or animated films in yoruba language.

If we had started developing our own cartoons back then, by now we would think of making them in Nigerian languages.

jantavanta:
The New Shmoo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1ViX0Gx3I0

It's in the list.

wolebanks:
Please I am looking for cartoons or animated films in yoruba language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pkSS9Pn0tM

Konquest:

^^^^^^
@Naptu2

Bringing back the good memories again!

We are still young at heart... regardles of whether some of
us are in our 40s or 50s.

"The Thing" was a favourite of mine including the old
late 1970s and early 1980s "Incredible Hulk" series!

Thanks for digging these videos up!


P.S. I didn't see any "Mighty Mouse"[/b]video
there... NOT "Danger Mouse."

Those days, one could easily Imagine becoming Kung fu figter by imitating, ‘Bruce lee', or turning to Incredible Hulk or being Invincible man.....A whole lot of MARVEL CARTOON PRODUCTION!

Konquest:

^^^^^^
@Naptu2

Bringing back the good memories again!

We are still young at heart... regardles of whether some of
us are in our 40s or 50s.

"The Thing" was a favourite of mine including the old
late 1970s and early 1980s "Incredible Hulk" series!

Thanks for digging these videos up!


[b]P.S. I didn't see any [b]"Mighty Mouse"[/b]video
there... NOT "Danger Mouse."

Those days, one could easily Imagine becoming Kung fu figter by imitating, ‘Bruce lee', or turning to Incredible Hulk or being Invincible man.....A whole lot of MARVEL CARTOON PRODUCTION!

I probably should have included this in the list. 90% of the show was live action, but they often had puppet and cartoon segments. This should have been the second Nigerian show in the list.


Animal Games ran on NTA 10 from the late 1970s till the late 1980s. It was hosted by Wole Akinnosho (Uncle Wole).

The children in the studio played various animal themed games (darts, races, etc) and winners received prizes from the sponsors of the show. They also had cartoon and puppet segments in which stories involving antropomorphic animals were told.

The theme song (which was sung by children) was

It's time to say hello,
It's time to say hello,
Mr Lion, Mr Cat and Mr Dog,
It's time to say hello

Replace the word "hello" with "goodbye" and you have the closing theme.

That's Uncle Wole and his guitar in the second picture. The picture was taken in 2012.


https://mobile.twitter.com/AnimalGamesng

naptu......

missing the good ol days

armadeo:
naptu......

missing the good ol days

Naptu2

akmaldini:
Are you kidding me,do your research

Which yeye research do you want him to do? The shows in your list were brodcast in the 90s, not 80s or even 70s

Speed racer, Big foot and wildboy, Charlie's Angels, Bonic woman,zorro etc....Good old days when one think less of life's problems but anxious to stay glued to one's parents T.V set....

naptu2:
34) Superted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouLJ-dP1Wps

35) Pigeon Street

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lav92tfPNBg

36) Atom Ant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z45ZkISJXU4

37) Mighty Mouse

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X78i13q-atk

38) The Chuckle Hounds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAxo_Mil8Cs

^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^
#37... Mighty Mouse! Yeepee!
One of my favorites from the 1970s.

Wat of dodo the king of outta space, the bear the tiger and the others

naptu2:


You are very funny. I don't need to do any research. I lived through this period. In fact, what's very funny is that you even listed some cartoons that had not even been produced by the end of 1990.

Freakazoid's original run in the US was from 1995-1997, so how could it have been shown on Nigerian TV in the 1970s and '80s?

Waynehead also had its first run in the US and Canada in 1996/1997, so how could it have been shown in Nigeria in the '70s and '80s?

You are very funny.

Almost all the cartoons you listed were shown for the first time on Nigerian TV in the 1990s and some were not even shown until the 2000s.

no doubt

the likes of goodies show,little prince,Casper,Felix the cat,the little wizards and few on my list where shown in the late 80s...

dfrost:


seriously you are telling naptu2 to do his research? Someone that lived through the era of craziness in Nigeria. You get mind sha.

naptnarration of the coup d 'etat in Dodan Barracks will shock you. That narration is only for those that saw it with their two (korokoro) eyes.

Eye witness account my man. Please tender your apologies to alaga ibile of alagas on Nairaland.

why the hyping,like say me self no witness am...

akmaldini:


why the hyping,like say me self no witness am...

So you did? That's good to hear. Please enlighten us.

iukpe:
OP, you left out shazzan. "ho ho ho ho young masters!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TrFo45bv18

do u pple remember TANMO is q yoruba quiz in 199s and isuzu tiger advert limka gossport

Honestly can't believe I missed this thread.

akmaldini:
Spot Billy
Thundercats
Banana Man
Captain Planet
Magic school bus
Goddies show (don't know am correct)
Top cat
Casper (the friendly ghost)
Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds
Mole and his friends
Bright Sparks
The little prince
Wayne head
Freakazoid
Ghost buster
Richie Richie
The Little Wizards
Dennis the menace
Pocahontas
Felix the cat

Seriously, have lost count....

Indomie generation

Akanniade:
Indomie generation

na your elder bro you dey talk to like that?

I used to love 'Ovide and the Gang'

Gidison:
I used to love 'Ovide and the Gang'

Thumbs up.
You just saved me stress. I've been tryna remember the name of the cartoon

akmaldini:


na your elder bro you dey talk to like that?

Your could create a thread for 90s and 00s cartoons and save yourself continuous embarrassment. You can't give what you never had.