Not so much that i didn't wish to include them but in the day it was HB and Filmation who had the most hits (and misses) during the corporate ran Saturday mornings. The other companies were smaller in scale and they usually could manage 1 hit show if that at all.

Rankin-Bass was more of a specialty type of company and made their mark and big bucks in stop motion holiday shows which still run today. Their cartoon's really only remembered by us oldster's and never going into syndication as they were very much a part of their time.


Depatie-Freleng big hit primarily being with the Pink Panther Show, the rest of their shows never really having any staying power even though many were very good. Panther transcends time with his musical comedy.


Ruby-Spears was a HB wannabe that managed to use their connections with the major affiliates from their time with HB and parlay that into contracts with none of their shows lasting more than a season and only with Thundarr finding any real fame. The rest of the shows being throw aways excepting for Alvin & the Chipmunks which have their own fame beyond Ruby-spears.


Jay Ward is pure genius but outside of Bullwinkle, most all of their shows were seen more in syndication packages: Bullwinkle, Dudley Doo-Right, Fractured Fairytales, Mr Peabody & Sherman, George of the Jungle, Roger Ramjet were usually cut up into their individual shorts and seen in local kid shows or as fillers in between movies and such.


Total Television again with  Underdog, Tennessee Tuxedo doing great in syndication and repeats but no continuing new shows.