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Comments to “Car of tomorrow”

1. GILDA Says:
   Happy days
2. Niall Says:
   lol.. i remember watching this a long time ago.. good times
3. Brennan Says:
   Yea all they thought of them were sex toys that cant do anything DX
4. Hildemar Says:
   perhaps with all the PC police the fans of Warner Brothers cartoons, specifically, prefer to watch the DVD collections because 99.9% of the cartoons on the collections are un-cut and un-censored. i've read some reviews where buyers get a bit picky and point out an obscure flaw/edit but for the most part the DVD's are filled with un-censored Looney Tunes glory. I've got several of the Golden Collections...don't have all of them, though. I have Volume 1, 3, and 4. The ones on TV are edited down.
5. FREYA Says:
   you're right as of now...they seem to go in cycles like TV Land or Nick-at-Nite. they, meaning Boomerang, showcase classics and vintage cartoons for about a season or a season and a half then pull them off and put up something else from the past. the network favors Hanna-Barbera now but they did offer Warner Brothers cartoons as well...i'm sure it's only a matter of time before they pull off some of the H-B cartoons for WB. the WB cartoons are on those spotlight DVD's too...
6. Palti Says:
   except that they don't show ANY Warner Brothers cartoons (bugs, daffy etc)
7. Dion Says:
   i remember this cartoon growing up in the 80s but i assumed they would be never be shown again based on the portrayal of women as "bad drivers". its not PC but its damn funny.
8. Kristine Says:
   (cries) I miss the real Cartoon Network too! the days of Johny Bravo, Dexters Laboratory, AND WHO CAN FORGET MY BFFF (best fucking friend forever) BUGGS BUNNY!!!!!! i miss them too!
9. Payne Says:
   They have a sterostypical view of women back then.
10. Cadhla Says:
    Just let them try to get away!
11. Elizaveta Says:
    lolz yeah i'm a woman and i know i drive better then that but i still thought it was funny
12. CASSIVELLAUNUS Says:
    Oh man..I miss Acme hour. :-( These were the days of the REAL Cartoon Network.
13. Tristan Says:
    "this car was made for jay walkers in mind, just let them try to get away! This model also come with a glass bottom in mind, to see if they was a friend of yours." Boy i can really use a car with that feature !!!
14. BAYARD Says:
    nice cartoon....
15. ARNON Says:
    Uh, left, right, left, uh, straight ahead, uhhhh....
16. Bardo Says:
    i'm one of the fortunate ones who has Boomerang and that is where all of these cartoons have been sent to. their slogan "it's all coming back to you" refers to classics that have been removed from network television, originally sent to Cartoon Network, then they sent them to Boomerang where they've been ever since.
17. POL Says:
    yes, this cartoon is from the legendary director, Tex Avery, who brought Droopy to life and Red Hot Riding Hood/Swing Shift Cinderella/Little Rural Riding Hood. this was in a series of cartoons spoofing the future...there are others which are here on You Tube, "House of Tomorrow", "Farm of Tomorrow". The ACME Hour was a series composed of classic cartoons from Warner Brothers and MGM...not a lot of people realize that all of those Looney Tunes we watched growing up were made in the 40s and 50s.
18. Wahkan Says:
    Aww, good old fashioned sexism.
19. Devent Says:
    This is an actual 50s cartoon. I remember seeing it when they used to show the old WB and MGM cartoons on Saturday morning.
20. Rosemarie Says:
    OOMMGG thanks for posting I remember the ACME hour back when Cartoon network was actually GOOD! that channel and cartoons today suck total ass juice, and I love youtube thanks for posting again
21. Dilan Says:
    Awesome! Thanks for reposting.
22. TARAN Says:
    Ahhh...the Acme Hour-When Cartoon Network was WORTH watching...
23. Carole Says:
    I wonder if this would be today considered politically incorrect by feminist activists.
24. Scur Says:
    The sexist comments are great...Love the 'turning right' part. xD
25. JARED Says:
    LMAO Best part.

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