It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. But for a generationof fans, it was truly, truly the most outrageous of times. The last decade forboth a thriving schedule of network Saturday morning cartoons and a fullcomplement of weekday syndicated programming, the 1980s saw a televisionanimation boom featuring a cast of colorful and eclectic characters.
Theofferings ran the gamut from the blatantly commercial (He-Man and the Masters ofthe Universe, created after restrictions on children's broadcasting were alteredto allow programming based directly on merchandise) to the surprisinglyunmarketable (Jem, canceled despite its popularity due to its failure to sellfashion dolls) to the utterly inexplicable (The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse,helmed by underground animation legend Ralph Bakshi and future Ren and Stimpycreator John Kricfalusi).
Andrew Farago, a respected cartoon historian and achild of the eighties himself, provides an inside look at the history of themost popular cartoons of the decade, as told by the writers, animators, voiceactors, and other creative talents who brought life to some of the era's mostenduring animation, along with forgotten classics.
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