Jonny Quest, Season 1

I have this version and was disappointed that so much has been removed. Picked up the Blu-ray version that was in edited and found it a much better version.

Jonny Quest is by far the greatest adventure cartoon ever created. The creators brought together the best writers, artists, and musicians to concoct Saturday morning entertainment virtually every child of the past loved, both boy and girl. Sadly, the content of each episode has been edited for political correctness. Pathetic! The show is still fun to watch, though.

C'mon already. It's 2018 and most everyone has a 50" HDTV by now. Some folks have 70" 4K UHD TVs! So why are these awesome cartoons offered ONLY in fuzzy-soft SD? Go look at Secret Squirrel in the iTunes store. That show is available in HD. And those HD episodes are amazingly detailed. If it were up to me, the entire Hanna-Barbera catalog would be remastered in HD. I'd buy them all.

This was a wonderful show I loved as a kid, although some of the ideas are a bit outdated now. Still, glad that season 1 is here, but wondering where is season 2?

A phenomenal show that is what all cartoons should have aspired to be.

Political correctness run amok yet again. Don’t buy butchered content, you will only encourage them….

Jonny Quest is a great addition to the cartoon universe, although I wish there was more than one season. I'm really hoping the Jonny Quest movies will be available soon.They are AWESOME!

Way to go iTunes Need to see more vintage hanna Barbara like Frankenstein Jr. and the impossibles etc.

I was surprised to hear that this is the ONLY Season of Jonny Quest! Of all the lame cartoons made, this one should have had several made! I was but 3 years old when this came ut but I remember watching it in reruns when I was about 5-6 years old! One of the few cartoons to make it in prime tiJonny Quest was ahead of it's time on so many levels. If you enjoy(ed) 60's cartoons, this is the one to own!! A True Classic!!

In the opening montage, two guys wearing green wet suits in a small motor boat get crushed by another boat that lands on top of them. People get blown up regularly. Bi-planes crash into deep valleys and burst into fire-balls, with no chance of the bad guy surviving. People get shot and fall from heights. Komodo dragons and crocodiles eat people, alive. All to high-pitched screams of terror as bad guys are snuffed out like lit matches between spit-moistened fingertips; all in beautifully rendered art complete with dramatically varied line quality and dimensional shading beyond what you might see even in much of modern anime. Of course, there is no blood. There's no bullet holes, mangled bodies, or graphic cartoon gore to fill little heads with genuine nightmare-inducing traumatic imagery. I don't remember hardly a trace of red ink in all those corpse-free, death scenes. But anyone who can put two and two together (including precocious young viewers) can tell it's the most violent kids' show ever—complete with cartoon death. I loved it as a kid, and the nostalgic thrills are still there as an adult. This cartoon would never make it on-air today. As an adult, I guess I should be denouncing the lack of sensitivity the makers of this series displayed towards the minds of developing impressionable younger viewers of the time (myself) as far as keeping the implied violence in check; but as the adult version of that kid grown up, I still think it's the coolest cartoon ever made.