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The Harlem Globetrotters was Hanna-Barbera's first animated series to feature the slapstick basketball troupe, a co-production with CBS from 1970 to 1972. It was also the first animated TV series to have a primarily black cast, and one of the few animated series that CBS produced in-house. The Globetrotters' coach, Granny, and their canine mascot, Dribbles, did not appear in crossovers to The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
Twenty-two episodes of The Harlem Globetrotters were produced: 16 for the first season, and six more for the second season. The show was later rerun on NBC as the headline segment of Go Go Globetrotters, a Saturday morning block which also included reruns of CB Bears, Space Ghost and The Herculoids.
Voice cast
- Eddie Anderson as Bobby Joe Mason
- Scatman Crothers as George "Meadowlark" Lemon
- Robert DoQui as Pablo Robertson
- Richard Elkins as J.C. Gipson
- Stu Gilliam as Freddie "Curly" Neal
- Nancy Wible as Granny
- Johnny Williams as Hubert "Geese" Ausbie
Episodes
- The Great Geese Goof-Up
- Football Zeros
- Hold That Hillbilly
- Bad News Cruise
- Rodeo Duds
- Double Dribble Double
- Heir Loons
- From Scoop to Nuts
- What a Day for a Birthday
- It's Snow Vacation
- The Great Ouch Doors
- Hooray for Hollywood
- Shook-Up Sheriff
- Gone to the Dogs
- The Wild Blue Yonder
- Long Gone Gip
- A Pearl of a Game
- Nothing to Moon About
- Pardon My Magic
- Granny's Royal Ruckus
- Soccer to Me
- Jungle Jitters
End credits stills
Production goofs
- Continuity error: In "The Great Geese Goof-Up", near the end of the basketball game, the City All-Stars' score has mysteriously dropped from 44 points to 10 points.