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The Houndcats - 2-DVD Set with DePatie-Freleng's 'The Barkleys' and 'The Houndcats'

The Barkleys:
This television cartoon series, starring dogs and modeled after All in the Family, ran in 13 half-hour episodes and was telecast on the NBC-TV network from September 9, 1972 through September 1, 1973 with Henry Corden (Fred Flintstone), Joan Gerber, Julie McWhirter, Steve Lewis, Gene Andrusco, and Jim Davis voicing the characters.

The Houndcats:
This television cartoon series, which follows a team of crime-fighting critters as they save the day in a Mission: Impossible inspired style, ran in 13 half-hour episodes and was telecast on the ABC-TV network from September 9, 1972 through September 1, 1973 with Michael Bell, Daws Butler, Aldo Ray, Arte Johnson, Joe Besser, and Stu Gilliam voicing the characters.
We weren't aware of it until today, but this past Tuesday October 20th (according to the Amazon listing; see button link below!) Film Chest Media Group released a two-disc set called "The Barkleys and The Houndcats - 2 DVD Classic Animation Set"; these are both NBC Saturday morning cartoons from 1972, produced by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. Price is $19.98 SRP.
The Houndcats was an animated show inspired by a live-action primetime series of the era called Bearcats (with additional inspiration from Mission: Impossible), and The Barkleys took their inspiration from All In The Family. You'll get 26 episodes from among these two shows...which is the entire run of both, considering they only ran for 13 cartoons each! Our thanks to longtime reader (and good friend) James Smith III for alerting us to this item!

Date：2015-10-27　【Return】