Today on our observations, it's all about the cartoons. It's all about the classic Saturday

morning tradition of consuming all of those cool shows that were made just for us. It's all about the classic Saturday morning tradition of consuming all of those

cool shows that were made just for us. It's a time honor tradition that spans generations.

It touches super friends to the X-Men of the 90s, to the Clone Wars of the early 2000s.

You know you've been that kid with that bowl of cereal consuming that Saturday morning television cartoon show.

What happened to them?

What's replaced it?

What's the new Saturday morning fix?

Well, I've got the answers.

Come along with me for this ride as we go through all of your favorites that aired

on Saturday mornings when you were a kid.

Hey, everybody, this is Rob Leifeld, and you are listening to another edition of Rob

observations. Today, we are going to jump right in with a really time-tested,

mass audience-approved practice of Saturday morning cartoons.

The time-honored tradition of Saturday morning cartoons. The, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,

the, the, the, the, the, I'm not doing that. I wouldn't, I'm, I'm, I'm,, 93, 94. That is the heyday. I stayed with this practice

maybe longer than any adult man should, but as we are going to discuss, you know, I had to.

It was, it was not, it was not a choice any longer, especially, you know, when we get to the X-Men cartoon launching

in October of 1992, not only is it 30 years of like image comics, which I keep banging that

drum. It's so exciting to me, but 30 years of the X-Men animated series, which is just a phenomenal

achievement in, in, that combined all of the comic book dynamics

and all of the excitement that had been building in comic books

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