Saturday Morning Cartoons are coming back?

That would be nice, now that all but my youngest are beyond that age.  Though in fairness, how many of us watch those old cartoons when we can?  We bought the boys some DVD collections of Tom and Jerry and Bugs Bunny back in the day, but they must endure endless disclaimers of our moral superiority over those old timers who weren't enlightened enough to discuss arming teachers due to regular school shootings.  That's not how they frame the disclaimers of course, but think about it.

Nonetheless, they have to go through hoops like that and it does spoil the fun.  The DVDs even have the disclaimers - or mini-clips featuring Whoopi Goldberg - so you can't bypass them.  You must watch the righteous condemnation segment to get to the fun stuff. 

We have found a  streaming service - the only one we've purchased - that has some of the T&J and BB cartoons without any moral handwringing.  But those are only a set group of cartoons that haven't changed much in the year since we bought the service.  Fun though they are, you can only watch the same cartoons so many times before it wears thin.

So here's hoping.  My boys will probably all sit down with their youngest sibling and watch a few rounds with him when they're available to do so.  If they do, we'll be sure to bake up some Pillsbury cinnamon rolls and serve them with a glass of milk, just like I used do get back in the day.  All things considered, it wasn't a bad way to spend a Saturday morning.