Greenblatt did work on early Spongebob

@@koichidignitythief7429 OH yeah?

@@manuelalbertoromero9528 yeah. He also voiced Carl the Manager

How are the fishes from spongebob other than the sounds?

This moment is definitely one of the reasons why jellystone is on my top ten favorite cartoons of 2021 The other is the concept alone what if we take classic Hanna barbera characters and put them in kikoriki scenarios with chowder esque jokes Carl has done it again It’s up there with invincible modok middlemost post and kid cosmic on my top ten

and who knows what the cure was cheese onions or egg

@@andreiscalpizar7477 Nah probably also Tomato Bisque

@@SilverSnook7966 I hardly believe it

Same

I love them too

It was Joseph Barbara

Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera were two people.

@@Goldstar_ I’m talking about the company

Actually, the Hanna-Barbara company went defunct in 2001 after they were bought out by Turner Media. The joke was most likely a reference to Joseph Barbara when he passed away in 2006

It's like "Yogi's Gang" or "Laff-A-Lympics" or "Yo, Yogi!" all over again

@@kathleenbyrnedalton I even saw the 'Hair Bear Bunch' here.

@@kathleenbyrnedalton or “Yogi’s Treasure Hunt”. Or the Fender Bender 500

Ikr

*MEEP*

@@luvbyrdie did you ate the fish stick too?

0:17

Can't blame TC when Jellystone is full of marks just begging to be scammed

i like it

Yeah most people are 50/50 on Jabberjaw's genderswap. I think in my opinion that was a drastic change. Like I never saw Augie the star of the show it was mainly Doogie Daddie for me so I dont really mind the genderswap. Same with Baba Looey. But JabberJaw despite the show being a Scooby Doo imitation was really iconic imo. I actually really liked his curly impression. Although I do love this JabberJaw's personality here in Jellystone but would have been better to be on a different character not Jabberjaw.

@@tr4sh37 you have a very well thought out comment and I enjoy this substantially. I agree, I loved the curly impression because of growing up watching 3 stooges. But I find myself thinking “I don’t dislike any of these characters, but I’m torn with the sudden changes” some things you want to stay as they were and reminiscent of the old days. But change isn’t always a bad thing I say. It’s just different.

I did not know that

I agree

I'd like to see Space Ghost make at least a cameo in the show, hopefully as a tv show presenter as a shout out to Space Ghost Coast to Coast.

Ding a ling(pfft! XD) is in the show

@@hubertberrum6242 I also think that there should be episodes focusing on Wally Gator, Squidly Diddly, and Hokey Wolf.

I could see Hong Kong Phooey in the show as an incompetent martial arts instructor

I've heard of the Mad Cow Disease, but this is ridiculous.

It's strange to think 2006 the year of the Wii is now so long ago.

Ah, 2006. The year that released my favorite zombie game of all time.

That is the year i was born

I hope bbq sauce is the cure

Apu would be proud

Sweet

if by fine you mean able to turn people's head into cow head then....

May he R.I.P 🙏 genius

Cars and kids next door zero came out on 2006 aswell

@@jaydtuareagibsonchannelcar8313Yes

No?

@@tuckernutter it does at 1:14

@Nightcap Kupcake the cartoon was Developed by C. H. Greenblatt the creator of chowder

@Nightcap Kupcake Also the the guy who made the grim adventure of billy and mandy and harvey beak

Actually it was 2007

@@jrickducking6685 so that's why this is so much better than we expected.

@@jrickducking6685 Maxwell Atoms made Billy and Mandy, not Greenblatt.

Eww...

To be fair, milk from 2006 is probably cheese by now

It prob’ly gave them cow heads and utters after drinking that in this show

vintage

Easily a Spongebob Reference

@@themeparkreconnoiter9787 m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8lhdpep2rHIg4k.html

The creator of this show happened to work on SpongeBob SquarePants during its golden years, he also did Chowder and Harvey Beaks.

Gatta go fast!

0:48 Choo Choo is graceful.

That would have actually been a neat detail

Don't know if this counts, but in one of the dubs of the original show (might have been the Latin American one), they would have the gang make cat noises sometimes

@@alicewiegold4425 Figures that Lat-Am dubs would do that with Top Cat characters. Top Cat is HUGE among Latin Americans

Hey People ITS A CARTOON!!! The real point is cartoons should be prefect and magnificent. Not lazy and most importantly not messed up for children

@@tb3411 he's also very popular in the UK, my home country; not to the same extent as Latin America, but he's more popular than other Hanna-Barbera characters like Yogi, Huckleberry and Snagglepuss. We even had an exclusive Halifax advert featuring the gang and Dibble that you can find online (Halifax is a British bank chain if you were wondering)

YES

HECK YES

But this show just came out a week ago

He had this on a USB and time traveled to 06 to watch this with boomerang on the other tv

@@smf2k01 That makes sense

Top Cat or Jellystone?

Yeah I feel ya there, I used to watch jellystone back in 1830. I can't believe it took it up until 2021 to finally be put back on air.

@Gobzo Raon you mean mr. Jinks? It couldn't be, he wears a bowtie, not a tie

You sure? Could be. Paw paw bear 🐻 anyone remember that show ?

@@lifewithlee6298 I do, along with the Biscuits (might have spelt that wrong)

@@alicewiegold4425 It's B-I-S-K-I-T-T-S

@@kathleenbyrnedalton I thought I've spelt that wrong. Thank you 👍

What about Tom and Jerry?

Que bien, alguien español

@@Aubdian Hispano más bien. XD Y me estoy dando cuenta lo mucho que caló Don Gato en la comunidad, ya me he encontrado con otros hispanos en otros clips de este Don Gato.

@@AngelSebastianLeon que bueno que hay mas que se acuerdan de Don Gato

Es lo que me dado cuenta al subir los clips de Don Gato hay mucha presencia latinoamericana

@@edd50 y como no la iba a haber? Después de todo, es Don Gato, una de las caricaturas más queridas por la comunidad hispana

That must be Snagglepuss the mountain lion. He's a pink panther but he's not *the* Pink Panther.

@@ernovincze2900 Puma's are actually small cats, not big cats, AKA: panthera.

Choo Choo is graceful.

CH Greenblatt was a writer on SpongeBob for the first few seasons, so possibly yes

Funny ending

They are starting again

Seems more like a “Here we go again” type of ending

Woody Woodpecker is from Universal

All of the Hair Bear Bunch have appeared on the show as background characters, both together and separately.

I wonder if it's a hint that they'll have an episode soon

Because why not?

Yeah, Jabberjaw was originally nothing more than a Curly impression. Since there was absolutely nothing else going on with that character, there was no reason not to change it.

@@Mitsuraga also hannah barbara was mostly dudes

@@gamegod6859Agree

​@@henrym4484 because the character is originally male

Okay but I like the voices Specifically TC and benny

The show has a pretty positive reception. I think you might just be hating

They have a reason to do that, balance the characters gender In the old cartoons of Hanna Barbera, so many characters were males, so there's no characters balance, but now, yes

Bah its honestly works with a lot of the characters they went for to gender bend. With Jabberjaws id say they would've worked genderbent or not but this new interpretation has REALLY grown on me tbh. I'd double down on the opinion that Top Cats crew benefited the most outta the whole gender swap decision because you gotta give it a little credit to where it made his little cast of cats a bit more recognizable and more memorable than their originals (besides Top Cat, Benny, and Choo Choo...because even if you never really cared for the original like me you can still sorta remember those three's appearance yknow?)

I'm gonna tell you this rn. This show proves ya wrong. A majority of HB characters were one note and they were notable for either having a unique voice (which tbh was reused on a lot of them), being a certain animal, and for having a piece of clothing or hairstyle. These characters are better for being gender bent and having characteristics that I can't get enough of. Sure, Gender bending on an already complex and multilayered character can be irking, but this shows does it in strides. Besides, I really doubt any of us gave a crap about Hanna Barbara content or characters (besides Scooby Doo) for a long time to all of a sudden care about their genders.

None of you people can nor will change my mind I still double on my own opinion

I think making a bunch of new female characters instead would just upset people too. (Like when they made female Ninja Turtle, or whenever they make a female superhero who is just a copy of the Male one.) So it's kinda lose-lose. Admittedly, I kinda like some characters better female.

Seriously, Jellystone is a re-imagination of Hanna-Barbera series.

Boohoo loser

buddy when something new comes along you dont like the original still exists, go to a library

If I may ask, what’s so bad about this show? I mean I will say that some of the changes they made to the characters were quite jarring when it comes to gender swaps and stuff, but from what I’ve seen, it’s not really something the show focuses on a lot like any other show would for brownie points- not only that, they repurpose a lot of honestly forgettable Hannah Barbers characters and make them interesting in ways that they couldn’t before, such as what they did with the Cattanooga Cats, Goober and the Ghost Chasers, and The Funky Phantom-

​@@DuccAmucc413what the hell does "focuses on for brownie points". they did focus on it, they bothered to make the effort to change em, that's focusing on it, and they did so explicitly to get closer to gender parity and not have an overwhelmingly male cast, thus by your "logic" for "brownie points" Thus how is it different