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Disney Afternoon Cartoons Ranked

02:29 pm on Jun 27th 2007 Josh

The Retroist has ranked the top 12 Disney afternoon cartoons. I’d have to say that my favorites were DuckTales followed closely by TailSpin.

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    I was searching for Disney Blogs on the internet and came across yours. I bookmarked it and can't wait to look around. I did hit this article about the Disney afternoon hour rankings. I am a little older and after college had a job that started at 6:00 at night, the greaveyard shift. I would wake up to the Disney afternoon cartoons. The link in this post was quite the flashback....thanks. My favorite was the Rescue Rangers.

    I look forward to checking out this Blog, Thanks.

    Ed
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