1. Popeye
   Grinch
2. Wile E.

Wile E. Coyote is doing his best to destroy that Road Runner, but it never works! He's always falling off a cliff to his doom.

1. The Grinch
   Marge Simpson
2. Popeye

Those massive forearms! Popeye eats spinach to make him strong. In reality, no one should actually eat that much spinach.

1. Yukon Cornelius
   Jack Sparrow
2. The Grinch

The Grinch tried to steal Christmas on TV in 1966. He is one of Dr. Seuss' most memorable characters.

1. Tweety and Sylvester
   Chirper and Hans
2. Birdbrain and Puss

Tweety made his debut at Warner Bros. in 1942, and Sylvester followed years later. Despite his attempts, Sylvester never gets to eat poor Tweety.

1. Shaggy
   Ruffles
2. Windsor

Scooby-Doo is the beloved pooch with the friend named Shaggy. They and their other teen friends have been solving mysteries on TV since 1976.

1. Peter
   Alvin
2. Jeremy

Alvin was the lead chipmunk! He and his brothers Simon and Theodore loved to sing! They have a great Christmas album.

1. Pamela
   Ruffio
2. Pink

The Pink Panther appeared in the credits of the Peter Sellars movie, then got his own TV show. Talk about moving up in the world.

1. Balloo
   Bobo
2. Yogi

Remember Yogi and Boo Boo? They lived in Jellystone Park and got into all kinds of trouble.

1. Jane
   Bullwinkle
2. Harold

Rocky and Bullwinkle are the famous squirrel and moose duo that make us laugh. Boris and Natasha were other famous characters in the show.

1. Trevor
   Niles
2. Beavis

Beavis and Butthead first appeared on MTV in 1992. They're the quintessential teenage boys with too much time on their hands.

1. Bugs Bunny
   Minnie Mouse
2. Elmer Fudd

Bugs Bunny is one of the most famous cartoon characters of all time. He's famous for saying, "What's up, Doc?" He made his debut in 1940.

1. Waldo
   Winston
2. Woody

Woody Woodpecker is known for getting into trouble. But he's also known for his cackling laughter!

1. Humphrey
   Care Bear
2. Winnie

Winnie the Pooh was so beloved, that Disney had to own him! The gentle bear has appeared in many TV shows and specials.

1. Bart Simpson
   Fred Flintstone
2. Charlie Brown

Charlie Brown always steals our hearts! It's like nothing ever goes right for him, and his dog is more popular than he is!

1. The Flintstones
   The Simpsons
2. The Jetsons

The Jetsons were that space-age family that had it all! The original version only ran for two seasons, but fans have never forgotten it.

1. Peter Griffin
   Roger Rabbit
2. Homer Simpson

Since Homer and his family debuted in 1987, they've never left us. "The Simpsons" is still on television to this day.

1. Superman
   Mighty Mouse
2. Mickey Mouse

Mighty Mouse famously exclaimed, "Here I come to save the day!" Andy Kaufman made his theme song quite famous on "SNL."

1. Porky Pig
   Donald Duck
2. Betty Boop

Despite his stutter, Porky Pig was able to conclude every Warner Bros. cartoon! He first appeared in 1935's "I Haven't Got a Hat."

1. Rebecca
   Geraldine
2. Josie

Josie and the Pussycats were the Destiny's Child of their time. They began as characters in the "Archie" comics, but then they got their own show!

1. Daffy
   Porky
2. Goofy

Daffy is the famous Warner Bros. duck. His best friend is Bugs Bunny, and he's got some pretty funny antics!

1. Elizabeth I
   Superwoman
2. Wonder Woman

That's right. She was a DC Comic, a TV cartoon, a live TV character and she got her own movie! We can't get enough of Wonder Woman.

1. Marvin
   Marcus
2. Mickey

There's no more famous mouse than Mickey! He was the creation of Walt Disney, and he appeared first in "Steamboat Willie"!

1. Blossom
   Bubbles
2. Buttercup
   All of the above

Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup were the Powerpuff Girls! They protected Townsville, USA, since 1998.

1. Care Bears
   Rainbow Brite
2. SpongeBob

Rainbow Brite was the color protector. She and her colorful friends had a delightful TV series that began in 1984.

1. Crosby and Hope
   Chip and Dale
2. Heckle and Jeckle

These crazy birds have funny accents, all right. They first appeared on movie screens in 1946.

1. Joe Jetson
   Betty Boop
2. Albert

Fat Albert was the creation of Bill Cosby. "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" ran until 1985.

1. Hard of hearing
   Nearsighted
2. Completely blind

Mr. Magoo was famous for being nearsighted. The delightful character first appeared on "The Ragtime Bear."

1. Chumsky, Deadly
   Barber, Terrible
2. Badenov, Fatale

Boris and Natasha were America's answer to the Cold War. We thought all Russians were like this devilish pair!

1. Superman
   George of the Jungle
2. Spiderman

George of the Jungle is a popular cartoon character that was a parody of Tarzan. He's not very smart, but he sure is handsome!

1. Kermit
   Speed Racer
2. Gumby

Gumby is the lovable claymation character with a friend named Pokey. He was created in 1953.

1. Hobart
   Chris
2. Bobby

Bobby Hill is the main focus of King of the Hill. He shares a much better relationship with his father Hank than the Simpsons enjoy.

1. Morgendorffer
   Schleperhoffer
2. Entwistle

Daria Morgendorffer was a side character on "Beavis and Butthead." She got her own show on MTV in 1997 and is now just known as Daria.

1. Felix the Cat
   Mickey Mouse
2. Donald Duck

Felix the Cat is by far the oldest. He appeared in silent movies starting in 1919! He does look young for his age, though.

1. Porky the Pig
   Bart Simpson
2. Eric Cartman

This lovable character from "South Park" is always getting into some crazy situations. He appeared first on Comedy Central in 1997.

1. Angelica Pickles
   Sussie Spoiled
2. Marlene Hobo

Angelica Pickles was a brat, to say the least. She was popular on Nickelodeon, and was also in "The Rugrats Movie."