ABC/CBS story breaks from when I was a kid...and more!

[Sage Ninja]

man this brings me back to the days when I was little. If any one remembers on Saturdays back in the 80's and early nineties they had something called the on the ABC and CBS station called the ABC story breaks that had a wonderful fairytale story or other in animation form. I still remember the intros they where awsome here are a few:

this is the ABC one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5q4lJ3LadU&feature=related

this next one was the CBS one and it's may favorite my favorite especially the scene with the fly horse, I knew I was about to see something magical:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C_dlncOW94&feature=related

here is a clip of a story that I really enjoyed about a jungle cat that learned how to uses fire and fight off evil rivals cats:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlX5yOugGEc&feature=related

and another one: the Secret World of Og, this one actually scared me a little when I was young:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1F_nvqu2jE&feature=related

and the Amazing Bunjee venture:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQUkLTYdWf8&feature=related

and who can forget...After these messages...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywTZ3xgReiM&feature=related

[Fugitoid Jones]

Oh yeah, I used to love this show. I used to watch the CBS one, cause Malcolm Jamal Warner, Theo from the Cosby Show, hosted it. Great memories.

[CudleyCowlick]

THANK YOU! It's funny that I was just thinking about that CBS intro like a couple weeks ago, and I could only vaguely recall the flying horse, and the music, but not much else. I had no idea what station was on or what show it had been. It was driving me nuts. Heck, I was probably like 5 years old the last time I saw that.

[Jelly Bean]

wow, I'm rather impressed with how detailed and beautiful the animation is in the intro on the CBS one. Alot of animation today doesn't look hafl as good or gorgeaous as that. I mean damn. For something that came out of the eightes that's impressive. I noticed in the message bumpers that they did alot of things with claymation back then.