From Captain Caveman to Inch High: A Nostalgic Journey Through 70s Cartoon Adventures!

 Ah, the sweet nostalgia of Saturday mornings in the 1970s! If you were there, you can surely picture yourself nestled on the couch, a cozy blanket wrapped around you, and a bowl of Cap'n Crunch in hand while your favorite cartoons lit up the screen. Remember the zany adventures of Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels? Who could forget the thrill of watching Brenda, Dee Dee, and Taffy unravel mysteries alongside their prehistoric buddy, Captain Caveman? His hilarious battle cry, thanks to the legendary Mel Blanc, still echoes in our minds! And then there was "Jana of the Jungle," an exciting yet short-lived series that offered a unique twist on adventure, and "Devlin," a clever sleuthing cartoon that kept us on our toes during those cherished Saturday morning hours. Let’s not skip over "The Roman Holidays," which humorously transported us to ancient times, showcasing life in 63 AD with a distinct 70s flair. And how can we forget "Inch High, Private Eye"? It was the perfect blend of intrigue and humor! These shows, filled with quirky characters and unforgettable stories, defined a generation and remind us of the magic of childhood. Which ones do you fondly remember?

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Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels: The Complete Series

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Get ready to dive into the adventure with everyone's favorite prehistoric hero! Originally introduced by the fabulous Gary Owens, Captain Caveman bursts onto the scene, freed from his icy glacier by the Teen Angels: Brenda, Dee Dee, and Taffy. Together, they embark on hilarious—but sometimes spooky—mystery missions.

Captain Caveman first joined the fun as part of Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics, where he charmed audiences with his antics as a utility player for The Scooby-Doobies. Voiced by the legendary Mel Blanc, this Neolithic marvel quickly became a Saturday morning sensation. His popularity soared, leading to his own show alongside the Teen Angels!

This fantastic 2-Disc, 40-Episode collection features all the exciting mysteries solved by the Teen Angels and Captain Caveman. So hold onto your hats, villains, because the legendary call of “Caaaptain Caaaavemaaaan!!!!” will be echoing once again!

Legendary Is Teaming With Netflix To Finally Move Forward With A Live-Action Gundam Movie!

 Written By: Ken Hulsey

Legendary Pictures is finally moving forward with the long-awaited Gundam movie project, which was first announced at the Anime Expo in Los Angeles back in 2018. Since then, the project has gone through multiple script revisions and changes in directors. Despite these challenges, the studio remained committed to producing a live-action Gundam film. Recently, it was announced that Legendary has secured a release platform through Netflix, a company known for adapting Japanese anime into live-action, with "Cowboy Bebop" being a notable example. Indie director Jim Mickle, who directed the acclaimed TV series "Sweet Tooth," is set to helm the project, which will feature actors Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo. It is still unclear whether the Gundam movie will be given a theatrical release or will premiere directly on streaming.

Retro Saturday Morning: The Yogi Bear Show (1961-1962) | Hanna-Barbera

 Hanna-Barbera's Yogi Bear has proven to be one of the most successful and enduring animated characters ever created. He first appeared as a supporting character on The Huckleberry Hound Show in 1958, but quickly became the star of his own series, The Yogi Bear Show, which premiered in 1961. This series also featured supporting segments with Snagglepuss and Yakky Doodle.

The Legend Of Boggy Creek (1972)(Charles B. Pierce) - Retro Cinema Rewind!

Written By: Ken Hulsey

This weekend, I decided to revisit my DVD collection and watch my copy of "The Legend of Boggy Creek" after seeing the "Monster Quest" episode about the "Fouke Monster," also known as "The Swamp Stalker of Boggy Creek," earlier in the week.

During the Monster Quest episode, several scenes from Charles B. Pierce's film were shown, which motivated me to dust off my DVD and share it with my family. I’ve always considered the film a great scary movie, but after doing some research about it, I gained even more respect for Pierce and the work he created.

Today In History: George Washington unanimously elected first U.S. president

 George Washington, a well-respected leader and the commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, made history by being unanimously elected as the very first president of the United States. All 69 presidential electors cast their votes for him, which was truly a remarkable show of support. His running mate, John Adams from Massachusetts, secured the position of vice president with 34 votes. 

Modern Sightings Of Bigfoot in Southern California - Tales of the Unexplained!

 Written By Ken Hulsey

In 2010, I wrote a series of articles about local legends in Southern California. These articles featured stories about sea monsters, lizard men, UFOs, and, of course, Bigfoot. The series was well received by readers and many of the articles were featured on local websites. In 2012, my wife, Terri, and I concluded the series with a joint effort titled "A Brief History of Bigfoot in Southern California." This piece summarizes many local stories recorded throughout history, dating back to the 1700s. Since its publication, this story has been quoted in numerous articles about Bigfoot and linked to by several cryptozoology websites.

Jose Tequila's in Marshall, Texas - The Best Darn Mexican Food I've Had in a Long Time!

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Yesterday, I traveled back to the eastern Texas town of Marshall around dinner time. Whenever I visit Texas, I always try to enjoy some Mexican food because it's generally much better than what I get back home in Louisiana. Since I wasn't familiar with the area, I turned to Google to look for nearby restaurants and check their reviews. I found one that looked great and had excellent ratings, so I entered the coordinates and headed over.

Louisiana Through My Lens - Why is there a Cannon embedded in a Baton Rouge Sidewalk?

Anyone walking down 3rd Street in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana, may notice a strange cylindrical metal object sticking out of the sidewalk. The object is quite obscure, leading many to believe it could be an old sewer pipe or something similar. Most people who pass by tend not to give it a second thought. 

However, if you happen to be curious about this unusual object embedded in the sidewalk, a nearby historical marker might provide some clues.

Unlocking Abundance: How Surrendering Can Multiply Your Blessings | Pastor Steve Roberts | The Daily Ascend

 By Steven Roberts

In this message, based on 2 Kings 4:1–7, we examine the significant narrative of the widow and her jar of oil. This story provides insights into themes of faith, obedience, and the importance of creating space for divine intervention. It highlights the principle that God can multiply what we offer to Him; He fills what we make room for in our lives. Importantly, God's provision is limitless, while our capacity to receive can often feel constrained. For those who feel emptied, overwhelmed, or are seeking a breakthrough, this message serves as encouragement to present your “empty jar” to God and have faith in His ability to fill it.

Railroading In The South | January 2026 | Trains in Arkansas & Louisiana | Rails West

Photos and Story by Ken Hulsey

We are well into 2026, and I’ve promised myself to do a better job of sharing my railroad photos. Although I didn’t take many pictures in January, I really like the ones I did capture. These photos were taken in my usual spots, including Leesville, Bunkie, and Baton Rouge in Louisiana, as well as Ashdown and DeQueen in Arkansas.