What to watch after The Magilla Gorilla Show

These picks come from archytele's own similarity graph: shared themes and keywords, creators, cast, era, original language and audience rating. Each card says why it made the list.

★ 5.8

Breezly and Sneezly

1964

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy

★ 7.4

The Atom Ant Show

1965

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 7.3

Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks

1958

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 6.0

It's the Wolf

1969

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy

★ 7.2

The Peter Potamus Show

1964

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy

★ 8.0

Super Chicken

1967

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 5.5

Yippee, Yappee and Yahooey

1964

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 5.6

George of the Jungle

1967

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 6.8

The Huckleberry Hound Show

1958

Both explore cartoon and slapstick comedy; both animation and comedy

★ 7.6

Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy

1959

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy

★ 5.4

Punkin' Puss & Mushmouse

1964

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy

★ 7.1

The Beary Family

1962

Both explore cartoon and anthropomorphism; both animation and comedy