Mister T

MRT in cartoon form. With a gymnastics team. How delightful

First of, this show is not really a spinoff, and no Mr. T was not a guest star!! He was actually in every episode (Duh the name of the cartoon is Mr. T).

This is one the great early cartoon which talked to morals to kids in every episode like He-Man and G.I Joe.

In fact, Mr. T, often gave out advice that is almost stupid and obvious today, but most parents did not tell their kids!!!

T often told his "kids" not to talk to strangers and develop a special code with their kids, in case a stranger was picking them up , impersonation a friend of the family!!!!

Geez imagine how many less missing and exploited childrenm there be if someone told them this? Many

Overall it's a great cartoon and like Mr. T. "I Pity the Fool", who says it isnt.

Give a 9 out of 10

All the reviews are nice and above 7 except for one. This is an awesome cartoon with morals which no cartoons have anymore. We are losing our way. Such a cool story! The kids are allowed to fight though haha but who cares. Not me! This is a 9!!!!!!

This was a great cartoon series of the 1980's and just like every cartoon from that period it was very moralistic.

Mr T and his team of gymnasts would travel across the USA putting on shows and fighting the bad guys. During the action, the young gymnasts would learn some valuable lesson and about doing things the right way. Whilst Mr T and his team would often get into a scrap with the bad guys they almost always used violence as a last resort.

Cartoons nowadays are not very good in my opinion (sorry kids). Things such as Pokemon cannot ever compete with shows like this. There are a lot of great cartoon shows from the 1980's and all I'll say is they don't make them like this any more.

Yes even u can have a cartoon show in the 80's.All u have to do is have a catch phase and hit tv show.Like Mr T, only thing is this show did not live up to Mr T that much.and the kids took away a lot from the show.Also here is some fact, the show is kind of a spin off from the Chipmucks where he was a guest star.