Podcasts about speed buggy

On this week’s bonus show, we get right into the NBA, as Rob breaks down the most recent MVP ladder… and he and B-Dog try to guess the Top 10. We also talk about the college player who cup-checked a shooter in the corner, and ask Rob what players did to try to interfere with his shot. An to almost no one’s surprise, Jerry Jones continues to suck, as we talk about his reluctance to hang curtains and how Rob’s boy CeeDee Lamb continues to have issues with the offense. And could Deion Sanders be the hire if the Cowboys decide to fire Mike McCarthy?   Rob and B-Dog also both loved the Texans all-red look on Sunday night even though the helmets look like they had Soul Glo on them! And as we look ahead to the college football weekend, we talk about the chaos in the playoff right now after all these big losses, and how the 12-team playoff is really paying off in its first year. We also have to have a serious discussion about Lamar Odom’s sex doll escapades with his new Khloe Kardashian sex doll, including conversation Rob and his wife had about it earlier in the week.    Finally with Warner Brothers selling 10 fully functional Batmobiles from the Christopher Nolan movies, we ask Rob what fictional car would he would want to own. Answers range from the A-Team van, Speed Buggy and the DeLorean from Back to the Future… which Rob would NOT fit into.

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Room-a-zoom-zoom! The Josie variation of the Scooby Doo mold is put into action on the race track as Speed Buggy adds elements of Speed Racer and the Love Bug into the mix. Is Tinker the most unlikely mechanical genius out there? Is Debbie the most underrated female character in Hanna Barbera's library? Can James withstand the sheer number of times relationships of space and volume are plain old ignored?! Join us and find out!

Special guest and super-fan Greg Verbic joins half the crew. “Jovid” valiantly calls in from his death bed and Scott is, well, just listen to the song. Barry talks Disney and specialty shirts and raises our hip factor by doing a Speed Buggy impression. Joe spends all his time watching PBS cooking shows and wants to know if Childs or Stewart wins in a fight. Honey, I married an Alien and much much more! Rate, review, and subscribe. Email us your thoughts and suggestions at GetBlindsidedpod@gmail.com and if you want to be a guest on a future episode, let us know.

Jackie & Dunlap on Biden, baby formula, gas prices, Speed Buggy, Elon Musk, Johnny Depp, George W. Bush. Sponsors: Furrsuasion, Oopseralls 2023 http://patreon.com/redstateupdate "The Magic Cowboy" courtesy Seth Timbs:   https://sethtimbs.bandcamp.com Red State Update theme "Tasty Sorghum Biscuit" by William Sherry:  https://open.spotify.com/track/74j2AyMM9Qy2VhSQDajhfn 

Everyone loves Scooby Doo, but WHAT IF instead of a dog, it was a talking dune buggy? There were lots of drugs going around in the 1970s, folks. That's the only explanation for Speed Buggy's existence. But we're happy for it, because it's a fun show. Orange-flavored cereal, not so much. Quangeroos is yet another attempt by Big Breakfast to get us to accept citrus in our cereal box. Was this attempt any better than OJs? Listen and find out!

In which our heroes discuss the Hart to Hart episode “'Tis The Season to Be Murdered” (Season 2, Episode 5), which first aired on 16 December 1980.Recording at AH2HH2H HQ on 25 January 2022.Notes: Various pix from the show. Nick's socks. Speed Buggy! Jack Riley, the Rumpled PI, was in a lot of stuff. Howdy Doody was played by Kenneth Kimmins, who was also in a lot of stuff you've seen. The pretty office manager actor, Cynthia Sikes played a character called Jingles Lodestar(!) in the greatly-titled “Big Shamus, Little Shamus.” The great Elaine Joyce played “Rob.” David Crosbosity side-hair dude. Bonus Track: A special feature on the little delicious yellow Mercedes-Benz! Our Instagram account: h2hh2hpcast.

jump out of bed, grab those cereal bowls, fill them with pure sugar goodness and sit down in front of your podcast player because we're all about the Saturday morning cartoons!!(well, at least cartoons with Saturday morning vibes because SOMEONE didn't understand the struggle of having ONLY Saturday morning animation elation!!)we hope you find us Hanna-Bar-beara-ble and rate/review/share/subscribe faster than Speed Buggy!! or Quick Draw McGraw!! or some drug-created Pufnstuf shit!!Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, IG AND TikTok!!!Email us at TandV@tvandamovie.comEditing by Andrew DudichTheme Song is “We Are Obsolete” by The Fantastic Plastics!! Find out more at thefantasticplastics.com

Saturday morning cartoons are back! Okay maybe not in THIS timeline of the multiverse, but what if they were? From 7am to noon Saturday were the golden hours when we were kids. Let's say you have those five hours to fill with your favorite cartoons of all time; from Bugs Bunny to Batman, from Speed Buggy to Spongebob. Which of your favorites would make the cut? Join us Saturday night and compare your list to ours!

Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast Episode 74 – Saturday Morning Cartoons AP #3 – Speed Buggy Invitational 2021 an FTN Actual Play Welcome back to Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast dedicated to the Genesys Role Playing System created by Fantasy Flight Games and produced by Edge Studios.  In this episode of Finding The Narrative we play our third and final adventure in our Saturday Morning Cartoons series by going out to Speed Buggy’s racetrack for the Speed Buggy Invitational 2021 as Chris runs Tony, Stephen, and our good friend, Matt Stark through this actual play.  So, come take a listen and find the narrative with us!     Thanks for listening! Tony “Azzmodeus” Fanning, Stephen Dragonspawn, and Chris “Zszree” Holmes findingthenarrativepodcast@gmail.com Facebook Page Twitter: @FTN_Genesys Podbean Site iTunes (US) | iTunes (UK) | iTunes (Australia) | iTunes (Canada) | iTunes (Germany) Amazon Audible | Amazon Music YouTube Channel  Google Podcasts Spotify iHeartRADIO   Obsidian Portal FTN Actual Play   Finding the Narrative Logo Artwork by Meghan Shultz Music Credits: Part 1: Opening – Hundred Years in Helheim by Tri-Tachyon Part 2: Outro – Catharsis by Bloodgod Part 3: Legal Disclaimer – Goodnight Kiss by Movie Theater  

Patrick, Rob, and Slat break down the brackets of the "Greatest Saturday Morning Cartoon" tournament, which starts 1/11/21 in the Facebook group "Pop Culture Tournaments". We touch on all of the greats, including "Scooby Doo, Where Are You?", "The Herculoids", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "Speed Buggy", "The Smurfs", "Spider-Man", "The Pink Panther", and many more (58 more, to be exact!). We also take a deep dive on two shows: "Clue Club" and "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe". Learn how and why "Clue Club" came to be and what amazing invention a voice actor on this show created! You will also hear how Star Wars is responsible for creating He-Man and why each episode ended with a "life lesson". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pop-culture-tournaments/message

Long time listeners know that GamerDude loves TV, and grew up watching a lot of different shows, including cartoons.  He talks about the "packages" of classic cartoons from the '40s and '50s the local channels put together when he was a kid, almost always featuring Bugs Bunny. He also talks about the kid-centric cartoons that began to develop in the '60s and "70s, including Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looie, Huckleberry Hound, and Mr. Peabody. He also talks about how Scooby Doo and the gang premiered on Saturday mornings, and how other kid-centered cartoons also developed, like Speed Buggy and The Wacky Racers, with Snidely Whiplash, his dog Muttley, and Penelope Pitstop. Even with all of those choices, GamerDude nevertheless gravitated towards Bugs Bunny. GamerDude talks about how Bugs always seemed to be more than "just a cartoon character." Because of his style, his personality, and his story, it always seemed that Bugs actually existed (at least to GamerDude) and that the cartoons we watched were just snippets of his life. GamerDude also talks about why Bugs was so appealing - he is smart, funny, and uses style, grace and intellect to get out of the tough situations he finds himself in. Perhaps most importantly, Bugs was never the aggressor, and was never the bully, but he would stand up for himself, and for the little guy, and finally prevail because he was smarter than the "bad guy," whether it was Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, or even Daffy Duck.  Basically, classic Bugs was - and is - the "guy" that you would want to be (at least to young GamerDude).

It’s the Arcade Perfect Podcast Ep 60 and Daz and Taggsta are ready to boot footballs....Wait! , what? Are they  covering a Soccer arcade  game????Nah, it’s time to check out Tatsumi’s classic racer Buggy Boy where you hit Soccer balls, jump logs, collect flags and time gates and get to the goal! Never released on a console and last released to home computers in 1987 we dig up and play all the ports of the game that’s not seen light of day in 33 years. How good are the ports to the arcade original? What do we think of the arcade version? Why was it also called Speed Buggy in the USA? Tune in and find out! Daz also is joined by Zachary Weddington director of a new series Arcade Dreams out now on Kickstarter. So check out the link below right after listening to the interview. A must for Arcade fans.  Thank you to our Patrons for supporting the podcast, you can subscribe here >Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Arcadeperfectau A very big thank you to Garry Arnott for making up our episode avatars. You're awesome  https://twitter.com/GaryArnott  You can also check us out on Facebook here >https://www.facebook.com/arcadeperfectpodcast/ Also check out Daz’s other Podcasts  - This and That Gaming Podcast with Daz, Mark and Dave here > https://www.facebook.com/thisandthatgaming/ Drop the Stylus Music podcast > https://www.facebook.com/dropthatstylus/ Intro track - PreviewPreview1:42Shinobi Arcade - TITLE SCREEN - Retro Synth CoverYouTube · Rich DouglasAug 31, 2017 Buy us a coffee and show us your support > https://ko-fi.com/arcadeperfectpodcast Arcade Dreams Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arcadedreams/Arcade-Dreams-The-Definitive-Arcade-Documentary-Series?fbclid=IwAR3Z6Dz8o7xOR3Uskeduq5oook6xRIsWoLkrCqRdMSWjTDR71npVZPOeMxo  Outro track - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfcmSy6LQ_g 

In 2011, a man had a dream. A dream to create the best action/car/heist movie of all time set in Brazil, using an already established franchise and characters people already knew. Unfortunately, Hannah Barbara would not give up the rights to Speed Buggy, so Justin Lin had to fall back to The Fast and Furious … Continue reading Episode 199.Supplemental Reading: Fast Five 2 →

How many late 70's cartoons were really just retooled versions of Scooby Doo? More than you'd think! Mike is joined by Joel and Andrew from the awesomely hilarious Cartoon Dumpster Dive podcast to bracket off a few of the most memorable ones from Mike's past. Here's how it goes down!Speed Buggy vs Clue Club(3:25) Higher % of (Un)solved mysteries after they were off the air?New Shmoo vs Jabber Jaw(8:40) More Realistic Story Line?Championship(13:00) More satisfying Happy Meal Toy Line?

We watched Herbie: Fully Loaded, the movie after DEBS and a racing film so it really hits all our check marks. Too bad our check marks don’t include “No Car Romance!” We talk about: FF7 Bosses, XCOM, Spirited Away, AC Remodeling, JC4, Herbie Canon, Bad Graduation, Possessed Car, Our Fav Ally, Herbie Makes Clothes, Is Maggie A Good Driver, Herbie Wants Fucking, Half Transformer, Herbie Sabotages Himself, No Rule Against It, Car Selfcest, Skeleton Car, Speed Buggy, Horace The Hate Bug,

It's the second Patreon exclusive episode, where we take a look at another mystery solving Hanna Barbera program through the lens of Scooby Dos or Scooby Don'ts. And it's now available for non-Patreons! In episode two, we see a sentient dune buggy fall in love. How… romantic? Listen to find out! https://archive.org/download/bonusepisode2_202004/Bonus%20Episode%202.mp3 Patreon Bonus Episode … Continue reading "Patreon Bonus Episode #2 (Speed Buggy)"

It’s the second Patreon exclusive episode, where we take a look at another mystery solving Hanna Barbera program through the lens of Scooby Dos or Scooby Don’ts. And it’s now available for non-Patreons! In episode two, we see a sentient dune buggy fall in love. How… romantic? Listen to find out! https://archive.org/download/bonusepisode2_202004/Bonus%20Episode%202.mp3 Patreon Bonus Episode … Continue reading "Patreon Bonus Episode #2 (Speed Buggy)"

We talk Scooby-Doo, we talk about the French language, we talk about the prepackaged sweet market, we talk about legality of a singer's stage name, and I guess we also try to read each other's minds.

The professor joins a street racing gang, Leela gets a minivan, there's a 2-D world. There's a lot going on here. Let's try to unpack it all, which will be easier to do in a 2-D space! Or... harder? I'm not sure how it works. Meanwhile we talk about Osmosis Jones for some reason and Die Hard for some reason and Speed Buggy... but there's a reason we talk about Speed Buggy. There's a lot going on on our end, too. Ben does serious Speed Buggy research. Mike experiences osmosis with interesting results.

In a rare morning show, Michael tells a harrowing story about how he almost got into a #MeToo situation with a young woman on his birthday. Ivan weighs in on everyone's surprise that an old white cowboy was possibly racist in the 70's. Also, autistic Hanna-Barbera cartoons of yore.

In 2011, a man had a dream. A dream to create the best action/car/heist movie of all time set in Brazil, using an already established franchise and characters people already knew. Unfortunately, Hannah Barbara would not give up the rights to Speed Buggy, so Justin Lin had to fall back to The Fast and Furious … Continue reading Supplemental Reading: Fast Five →

This week, we talk about Speed Buggy. Everyone knows the iconic Speed Buggy and his weird manor of speech. But is he really as lovable and memorable as we think he is? Only one way to find out! Limited Cel is a podcast where two generations of cartoon watchers sit down and watch ever series their favorite cartoon producers ever made. Join Nick (the son) and Mike (the dad) Wood as they watch, catalog, and review some of the best... Read More Read More

The Saturday morning cartoon show This week's episode is all about growing up in the 80s and watching non stop cartoons all Saturday morning. Everything from Speedracer  to Speed Buggy to Wacky Races. I watched them all. Also on the show is a tale about Rocking horses, fear of drowning and big lies. If you can afford to please consider supporting me on Patreon. Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Follow Tales from the Mind Boat Twitter Like Tales from the Mind Boat on Facebook Tim Whitt's new album Geisel

Kris and Kole talk about branding, missed connections, and simulacrum. ALSO: Marine Corps. Chicken Commercial. Brands. Pedestrian of the day. Bono's accident and the speed buggy soul vessel. Missed Connections. Headlights. Flush a snake. Spudato. Hypercolor sorrow.

Join me as I join Mystery, Inc. for a stroll thru my childhood WITH ZOMBIES. It's Scooby-Doo and the gang reunited in 1998's return to form, even if the voices are slightly wonky. Everybody but Fred had been replaced at this point, and they've changed clothes and jobs, but HEY! It's Scooby-Doo! And there's no damned Scrappy! I compare the film to the original series, to other Hanna-Barbara cartoons of the era (Speed Buggy, Jabber Jaw, Josie and the Pussycats). I talk about the current and original voice actors and their other work. Plus, I do a Frank Welker impression! (That's what I was doing at the beginning there, when I was talking about "special guest stars". It was actually Frank Welker doing Gregory Peck and/or Nibbler.)