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|hbyears= [[1986]] * ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]])

==1986== {{Main|1986}}

|hbyears= [[1974]]-[[1975]], [[1986]] ** [[Millicent Trueblood]] ("[[How to Found a Pound]]," [[1986]])

|released= [[May 19]], [[1986]] ...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]] and [[September 4]], [[1989]], respectively.

|released= [[February 10]], [[1986]] ...d Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

* ''[[Return to Eden]]'' (1983-[[1986]]) * ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' ([[1986]]-1987)

===[[1986]]===

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1988]] * ''Foofur'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

|released= [[1986]] ...Chasers]]'' TV series. It was released by [[Worldvision Home Video]] in [[1986]] in the [[United States]].

|hbyears= [[1982]], [[1986]], [[1989]] ** [[Jessie Bradshaw]] ("[[Deadly Junket]]," [[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1984]]-[[1986]] * ''[[Paw Paws]]'' ([[1985]]-[[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1988]] * ''Foofur'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1988]] * ''Foofur'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

|hbyears= [[1960]]-[[1986]] Nelson died on [[September 12]], [[1986]] from cancer at the age of 75.

|hbyears= [[1986]], [[1988]] * ''[[Wildfire]]'' ([[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1986]] ** [[Queen Esther (character)|Queen Esther]] ("[[Queen Esther]]", [[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1986]] ** [[Nerissa]] ("[[The Name is the Game]]," [[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1988]] * ''Foofur'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

...The TV series that aired in two incarnations in [[1964]] on [[ABC]], and [[1986]] in syndication. ...t (Comico)|Jonny Quest]]'': A comic series published by [[Comico]] between 1986-[[1988|88]].

|hbyears= [[1984]], [[1986]]-[[1987]], [[1992]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1987]])

===[[1986]]===

===[[1986]]===

|hbyears= [[1986]], [[1991]] * ''[[Wildfire]]'' ([[1986]])

|released= [[September 13]], [[1986]]―[[December 19]], [[1987]] ...(H-B) for [[ABC]]'s Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1986]] to [[1987]], airing 26 episodes that spanned two seasons, which followed

|hbyears= [[1986]], [[1987]], [[1998]] * ''[[The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible]]'' ([[1986]])

|premiere= [[December 5]], [[1986]] ...son two, and the fourteenth episode overall. It aired on [[December 5]], [[1986]] in syndication. It was written by [[John K. Ludin]], and voice directed b

|premiere= [[November 21]], [[1986]] ...on two, and the thirteenth episode overall. It aired on [[November 21]], [[1986]] in syndication. It was written by [[Gordon Bressack]], and voice directed

|premiere= [[December 12]], [[1986]] ...son two, and the fifteenth episode overall. It aired on [[December 12]], [[1986]] in syndication. It was written by [[Earl Kress]] and [[Tom Ruegger]], and

|premiere= [[January 26]], [[1986]] ...ieth episode of ''[[Paw Paws]]'' season one. It aired on [[January 26]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[January 12]], [[1986]] ...enth episode of ''[[Paw Paws]]'' season one. It aired on [[January 12]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[January 19]], [[1986]] ...enth episode of ''[[Paw Paws]]'' season one. It aired on [[January 19]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= June [[1986]]—[[December 20]], [[1988]] ...n/adventure comic book series by [[Comico]] who published 31 issues from [[1986]] to [[1988]]. It is based on the ''[[Jonny Quest (TV series)|Jonny Quest]]

|premiere= [[November 7]], [[1986]] ...eason two, and the eleventh episode overall. It aired on [[November 7]], [[1986]] in syndication. It was written by [[Jack Hanrahan]] and [[John K. Ludin]]

* ''[[The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible]]'' ([[1986]]) ** [[King Herod]] ("[[The Nativity]]", 1986)

|released= [[September 13]]―[[December 13]], [[1986]] ...arbera]] for [[CBS]]' Saturday morning children's programming. It ran in [[1986]], airing 13 episodes that spanned one season.

|premiere= [[January 5]], [[1986]] ...eenth episode of ''[[Paw Paws]]'' season one. It aired on [[January 5]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[February 2]], [[1986]] ...'' season one, as well as the final overall. It aired on [[February 2]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[November 14]], [[1986]] ...eason two, and the twelfth episode overall. It aired on [[November 14]], [[1986]] in syndication. It was written by [[Peter Anderegg]] and [[Chuck Couch]],

|premiere= [[September 20]], [[1986]] ...[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 20]], [[1986]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Jim Ryan]] and [[Mark Young]].

|released= [[May 20]], [[1986]] ...American live-action/animated TV special which premiered on [[May 20]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Tom Ruegger]], [[John K. Ludin]] and [[Ch

===[[1986]]===

===[[1986]]===

|released= [[September 2]], [[1985]]—[[January 20]], [[1986]] ...ic World of Hanna-Barbera]]'' programming block. It ran from [[1985]] to [[1986]], airing 21 episodes that spanned two seasons.

|hbyears= [[1961]]-[[1962]], [[1985]]-[[1986]], [[1988]] * ''[[Paw Paws]]'' ([[1985]]-[[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1979]], [[1986]]

===[[1986]]===

|hbyears= [[1984]], [[1986]]

* ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]]) * ''[[Wildfire]]'' (1986)

|premiere= [[October 5]], [[1986]] ...st]]'' season two, and the thirtieth overall. It aired on [[October 5]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[September 21]], [[1986]] ...season two, and the twenty-eighth overall. It aired on [[September 21]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[December 7]], [[1986]] ...season two, and the thirty-seventh overall. It aired on [[December 7]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[December 14]], [[1986]] ...season two, and the thirty-eighth overall. It aired on [[December 14]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[November 16]], [[1986]] ...' season two, and the thirty-fifth overall. It aired on [[November 16]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[November 9]], [[1986]] ...' season two, and the thirty-fourth overall. It aired on [[November 9]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[October 12]], [[1986]] ...'' season two, and the thirty-first overall. It aired on [[October 12]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[November 23]], [[1986]] ...' season two, and the thirty-sixth overall. It aired on [[November 23]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

* ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]]-1987) * ''[[Pound Puppies]]'' (1986-1987)

===[[1986]]===

|premiere= [[September 14]], [[1986]] ...eason two, and the twenty-seventh overall. It aired on [[September 18]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|released= [[September 15]], [[1985]]—[[February 2]], [[1986]] ...ic World of Hanna-Barbera]]'' programming block. It ran from [[1985]] to [[1986]], airing 21 episodes that spanned one season. The series also has two othe

|released= [[September 13]], [[1986]]—[[November 7]], [[1987]] ...n two) for [[CBS]]' Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1986]] to [[1987]], airing 21 episodes spanning two seasons. The TV series is a

===[[1986]]===

|premiere= [[September 13]], [[1986]] ...[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 13]], [[1986]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Tony Marino]].

|premiere= [[September 28]], [[1986]] ...season two, and the twenty-ninth overall. It aired on [[September 28]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[November 2]], [[1986]] ...'' season two, and the thirty-third overall. It aired on [[November 2]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|premiere= [[October 18]], [[1986]] ...ixth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 18]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], directed by [[Art Dav

|hbyears= [[1986]], [[1993]]-[[1996]]

|premiere= [[November 1]], [[1986]] ...ghth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 1]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Mark Edens]], directed by [[Art Davis]] a

|premiere= [[October 19]], [[1986]] ...' season two, and the thirty-second overall. It aired on [[October 19]], [[1986]] in syndicated markets that featured ''[[The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barb

|released= [[September 13]], [[1986]]—[[February 18]], [[1988]] ...nal]] for [[NBC]]'s Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1986]] to [[1988]], airing 26 episodes that spanned two seasons.

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1991]]

|premiere= [[December 13]], [[1986]] ...on one, and the last episode of the series. It aired on [[December 13]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Don Lusk]], and

|premiere= [[November 15]], [[1986]] ...nth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 15]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Mark Edens]], [[Eric Lewald]], [[Jeff Seg

===[[1986]]===

|premiere= [[October 25]], [[1986]] ...enth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 25]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Jina Bacarr]] and [[John Loy]], directed

|premiere= [[October 4]], [[1986]] ...ourth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 4]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[David Schwartz]] and [[John Loy]], direct

* ''[[Paw Paws]]'' (1985-[[1986]]) * ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' (1986-1987)

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|premiere= [[November 8]], [[1986]] ...inth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 8]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Don Lusk]], and

|first= [[The Flintstone Kids|TFK]]: "[[The Bad News Brontos]]" ([[1986]]) |actor= [[Michael Rye]] (1986-[[1988|88]])<br />[[Harvey Korman]] ([[2000]])

[[File:Channel 5 Video logo 1986.png|300px|thumb]] '''Channel 5 Video''' was a British home video company that was formed in [[1986]] and owned by PolyGram that released ''[[Popeye and Son]]'' on VHS in the

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1986]]

Knight died on [[August 26]], [[1986]] from colorectal and bladder cancer at the age of 62.

** [[Ninevite King]] ("[[Jonah]]", 1986) ** [[Patch]], ("[[Peril of the Reptillian]], 1986)

|premiere= [[September 27]], [[1986]] ...rd episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 27]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], directed by [[Carl Ur

** [[April 7]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[The Flintstones Meet Rockula and F ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenst

|hbyears= [[1962]]-[[1986]]

* ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]]–[[1988]]) - producer

|actor= [[Bumper Robinson]] ([[1986]]-[[1988|88]])<br />[[Rene Levant]] ([[1994]]) ....<ref>''The Flintstone Kids'': "[[Frankenstone]]," season 1, episode 2A ([[1986]]).</ref>

Vigran died on [[November 29]], [[1986]] of complications from cancer at the age of 76.

===[[1986]]===

===[[1986]]===

|premiere= [[November 22]], [[1986]] ...nth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 22]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Art Davis]], [[

===[[1986]]===

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1993]]

===[[1986]]===

** [[February 10]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wi ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wild West

** [[February 10]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wi ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wild West

|hbyears= [[1959]]-[[1986]]

|premiere= [[December 6]], [[1986]] ...lfth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 6]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Don Lusk]] and

...f>''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'': "[[Bedrock P.I.s]]", season 1, episode 12A (1986).</ref>

|premiere= [[October 11]], [[1986]] ...ifth episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 11]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Tony Marino]] and [[John Loy]], directed

|premiere= [[September 13]], [[1986]] ...[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 13]], [[1986]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Mark Young]].

|released= [[September 6]], [[1986]]—[[May 21]], [[1988]] ...television series produced by [[Hanna-Barbera]] for [[ABC]]. It ran from [[1986]] to [[1988]], airing 34 episodes that spanned two seasons. It is a spin-of

** [[February 10]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wi ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Wild West

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|credits= Various Hanna-Barbera series until [[1986]] |hbyears= [[1957]]-1986

===[[1986]]===

===[[1986]]===

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|premiere= [[September 27]], [[1986]] ...d episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 27]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Rowby Goren]], and produced and directed

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[2000]]

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

...st two seasons of ''Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends'' from [[1984]] and [[1986]], respectively, before Michael Angelis took over in the third season of th

|premiere= [[November 8]], [[1986]] ...nth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 8]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Michael Reeves]], and produced and direct

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

===[[1986]]===

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[Foofur Falls in Love]]" ([[1986]])

|premiere= [[October 4]], [[1986]] ...urth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 4]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], and produced and dire

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

|premiere= [[October 25]], [[1986]] ...nth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 25]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Pamela Hickey]] and [[Dennys McCoy]], and

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Clean Sweep]]" ([[1986]])

|first= [[Captain Caveman and Son|CC&S]]: "[[Freezy Does It]]" ([[1986]]) |actor= [[Charlie Adler]] (1986-[[1988|88]])<br>[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2005]])<br>[[Dana Snyder]] ([[2021]

|premiere= [[November 15]], [[1986]] ...th episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 15]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Bruce Reid Schaeffer]], and produced and

|premiere= [[November 1]], [[1986]] ...hth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 1]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], and produced and dire

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

* ''[[Pound Puppies]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1987]])

===[[1986]]===

Gregg died on [[September 15]], [[1986]] from lung cancer at the age of 70.

|premiere= [[September 20]], [[1986]] ...nd episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 20]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Carl Urbano]],

|premiere= [[October 11]], [[1986]] ...fth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 11]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Michael Reeves]], and produced and direct

===[[1986]]===

...d Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

|premiere= [[September 20]], [[1986]] ...d episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 20]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Bruce Reid Schaeffer]], and produced and

|premiere= [[September 13]], [[1986]] ...t episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 13]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Rowby Goren]], and produced and directed

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

|premiere= [[November 29]], [[1986]] ...th episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 29]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Rowby Goren]], and produced and directed

|hbyears= [[1970]]-[[1986]]

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]] and on [[September 4]], [[1989]] as a Watch and Play release which contai

|premiere= [[October 18]], [[1986]] ...xth episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 18]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by written, produced and directed by [[Gordon

* ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

|premiere= [[November 22]], [[1986]] ...th episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 22]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], and produced and dire

...d Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

===[[1986]]===

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[A Little Off the Top]]" ([[1986]])

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]].

|first= [[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]: "[[Foofur Falls in Love]]" ([[1986]])

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1998]]

===[[1986]]===

Frees died on [[November 2]], [[1986]] from heart failure at the age of 66.

|hbyears= [[1964]]-[[1986]]

Crothers died on [[November 22]], [[1986]], at the age of 76, after struggling with lung cancer for nearly four year

...orks. It was owned by American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres from 1953-[[1986]], and then by Capital Cities/ABC through [[1996]]. Since that year, the ne

...>''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'': "[[Dusty Disappears]]", season 1, episode 7 (1986).</ref> Rubble''' is the mother of [[Barney Rubble]] in ''[[The Flintstone

...tertainment company, [[Turner Entertainment]], bought [[MGM]]'s film pre-[[1986]] library in that year (consisting of their theatrical cartoons like ''[[To

|premiere= [[December 6]], [[1986]] ...nal episode of ''[[Teen Wolf]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 6]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Linda Woolverton]], and produced and dire

...ted Kingdom and [[Ireland]]. It was later re-released on [[November 3]], [[1986]] and [[September 4]], [[1989]], respectively.

|premiere= [[September 13]], [[1986]] ...st episode of ''[[Wildfire]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 13]], [[1986]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Jeff Segal]] and [[Kelly Ward]], directed

| [[November 7]], [[1986]] | [[November 14]], 1986

===[[1986]]===

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[2000]]

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

...n (TV production company)|Siriol Animation]], which ran from [[1982]] to [[1986]].

[[Category:1986]]

** [[1986]]: [[Worldvision Home Video]] releases ''[[Goober and the Ghost Chasers (VH

|hbyears= [[1985]]-[[1986]], [[1989]], [[1999]]

* ''[[The Smurfs]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1989|89]])

** [[1986]]: [[Kids Klassics]] releases ''[[Shirt Tales (VHS)|Shirt Tales]]'' on VHS.

===[[1986]]===

** [[1986]]: [[Kids Klassics]] releases ''[[Shirt Tales (VHS)|Shirt Tales]]'' on VHS.

** [[May 19]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Volume 2]]'' on VHS. ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''Top Cat: Volume 2'' on VHS.

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]]) * ''[[The Flintstones' 25th Anniversary Celebration]]'' (1986)

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]]) * ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' (1986-1988)

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

...ds]]'' action-adventure series, which spawned several iterations through [[1986]].

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

===[[1986]]===

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Winsome Witch'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Dastardly and Muttley'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''The Perils of Penelope Pitstop'' on VHS.

** Haman's wife ("[[Queen Esther]]," [[1986]]) * ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'' (1986)

...e of the spin-off series ''Mayberry R.F.D.'' (1968–[[1971]]), and in the [[1986]] reunion television film ''Return to Mayberry''.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Secret Squirrel'' on VHS.

* ''[[Foofur (TV series)|Foofur]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]]) * ''[[Wildfire]]'' ([[1986]])

...Top Pee-wee|Big Top Pee-wee]]'' ([[1988]]), was less successful. Between [[1986]] and [[1990]], Reubens starred as Pee-wee in the [[CBS]] Saturday-morning

** [[1986]]: [[Kid Klassics]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Volume 1]]'' on VHS.

...ed= [[September 18]], [[1964]]—[[March 11]], [[1965]]; [[September 14]], [[1986]]—[[March 1]], [[1987]] ...anceled due to the high production costs, but given another shot between [[1986]] and [[1987]], airing a second season of 13 episodes on ''[[The Funtastic

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

...VAC|UNIVAC]], a line of early computers manufactured between [[1951]] to [[1986]].

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1986]]

** [[May 19]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[Top Cat: Volume 2]]'' on VHS. ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''Top Cat: Volume 2'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

...Flawless World Tour poster which dates the tour to be running from 1985-[[1986|86]]. ** [[1986]]: [[Family Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Star Fairies (VHS)|Star Fairi

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1987]])

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Squiddly Diddly'' on VHS.

** [[1986]]: [[Worldvision Home Video]] releases ''[[Goober and the Ghost Chasers (VH

** [[1986]]: [[Kids Klassics]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo: Volume 3]]'' on VHS.

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]]) * ''[[The Flintstones' 25th Anniversary Celebration]]'' (1986)

...eferred to it as ''The Smurfs''). When the show went into syndication in [[1986]], it was renamed '''''Smurfs' Adventures'''''. | [[September 13]], 1986

...exclusively in Wales for a British-English audience between [[1983]] to [[1986]].

* [[May 21]], [[1986]]: In the "Cartoon Voices" category for $500, the question was, "Animal 'po * [[May 13]], 1986: In the "Medicines" category for $500, the question was, "Along with S.O.S.

...of [[Scholastic]] book series ''The Baby-Sitters Club'', which began in [[1986]].

** [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''GoBots'' on VHS.

* ''[[The Flintstone Kids]]'' ([[1986]]-[[1988]])

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Scooby-Doo in Ghastly Ghost Town'' on VH

...tion the [[ABC]] TV series ''The Love Boat'' that aired from [[1977]] to [[1986]].

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''The Flintstones: The Flintstone Flyer an

In [[1986]], [[World Vision Home Video]], under their [[Kids Klassics]] line, release

* The episode title is a reference to The Bangles' [[1986]] song "Manic Monday."

** [[March 3]], [[1986]]: [[The Video Collection]] releases ''[[Scooby-Doo Goes Hollywood (VHS)|Sc ** [[November 3]], 1986: The Video Collection releases ''Scooby Goes Hollywood'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Top Cat: Volume 1'' on VHS.

* [[Fruity Pebbles]] and [[Cocoa Pebbles]] commercials [[1986]] and [[1995]]

* In the [[September 8]], [[1986]] episode of ''[[Jeopardy!]]'' a question in the Kids' TV category was "The

* United States: June 3, 1964; [[January 17]], [[1986]] ([[Clubhouse Pictures]]) ** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: [[Futurevision]] releases ''Hey There, It's Yogi Bear'' on VHS.

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''The Flintstones: The Flintstone Flyer an

* Lamont mentions the [[1986]] film ''Back to School'', starring [[Rodney Dangerfield]].

** [[1986]]: [[Worldvision Home Video]] releases ''[[Man from Atlantis (VHS)|Man from

** [[November 3]], [[1986]]: The Video Collection releases ''Top Cat: Volume 1'' on VHS.

...anna-Barbera combated Marvel/Sunbow's ''The Transformers: The Movie'' in [[1986]], with its own theatrical movie, ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]''.

The final script was dated [[December 19]], [[1986]].<ref name="Cartoonatics Part 1" /> The working title was '''''The Good, t

* ''[[Jonny Quest (TV series)|Jonny Quest]]'' (1964-1965; [[1986]]-1987) * ''[[The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians]]'' (1985-1986)

...mentions The Rolling Stones' [[1968]] song "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and the [[1986]] movie of the same name starring [[Whoopi Goldberg]].

...the creator of Jonny Quest"] Amazing Heroes #95 (ISSN 0745-6506), May 15, 1986, p. 34. [https://web.archive.org/web/20110708163207/http://www.classicjq.co

...s a paraphrase of [[Tom Cruise|Maverick]] having a need for speed in the [[1986]] film ''Top Gun''.

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...s)|Jonny Quest]]'', which ran from [[1964]] to [[1965]], then again from [[1986]] to [[1987]].

|actor= [[Danny Bravo]] (1964-[[1965|65]])<br />[[Michael Benyaer]] ([[1986]]-[[1997|97]])<br />[[Rob Paulsen]] (1996-97)<br />[[Wally Wingert]] ([[200

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|actor= [[Mike Road]] (1964-[[1965|65]])<br />[[Sonny Van Dusen]] ([[1986]]-[[1996|96]])<br />[[Robert Patrick]] (1996-[[1997|97]])<br />[[Robert Fox

...nsters Unleashed (film)|Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed]]'', the van is a 1986, third generation [[wikipedia:Chevrolet_van#Third_generation_(1971-1996)| C

...77]])<br />[[Henry Corden]] ([[1966]]-[[2005]])<br />[[Lennie Weinrib]] ([[1986]]-[[1987]])<br />[[Scott Menville]] (1987-[[1988]])<br />[[John Goodman]] ( ...e History"]. Archived from [http://www.playboy.com/articles/jackie-gleason-1986-interview/index.html?page=2 the original] on August 27, 2009.</ref>

...997|97]])<br />[[Tress MacNeille]] (since [[2001]])<br />[[Julie Dees]] ([[1986]]-[[1987|87]])<br />[[Elizabeth Lyn Fraser]] (1987-[[1988|88]])<br />[[Eliz

* In the [[May 21]], [[1986]] episode, there was the "Cartoon Voices" category for $500, with the quest

...[[1961]])<br />[[Mel Blanc]] (1960-[[1989|89]])<br />[[Hamilton Camp]] ([[1986]]-[[1988|88]])<br />[[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]] (since [[1990]])<

...o'' board game. The first ''Scooby-Doo'' video game appeared in arcades in 1986, and has been followed by a number of games for both home-consoles and pers