We had an intro from Karel Gott:
/edit: But it was also an earworm here. 
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Calling @Sushi… Calling @Sushi…
Edit: oh wait, Maya is German. /whistles
I thought that thing was Belgian.
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I saw a movie length mole thing where all the animals flee the forest that is bulldozered and go to the big city where they fall for a TV set inflatable wood and think it is real until they break it. Sounds weird, but that´s only because it was.
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The German theme of “Heidi” was also very popular:
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Did it include a fox? There’s this thing I watched when I was little that I can’t remember what it’s called that was something like that.
One of the rare Canadian TV shows that made it to Germany. A relative of mine love it (German intro).
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That must have been the one I saw, too.
I only saw those later, but I think those were feature lenght movies.
I´m 99% sure you are thinking of “The Animals of Farthing Wood”, which was called “Als die Tiere den Wald verließen” in germany
Do you remember its title?
He He: Voice actors: “David Fox – Captain Haddock, Sir Francis Haddock”
@Frenzie: Can you post the intro?
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Oh! It’s identical to the Italian one sung by Elisabetta Viviani!
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Mentioned it above. Used to see it a lot. Loved the fact that the villain is seen playing a computer game in that intro, which was rare at the time.
Huh? I thought that each country had it’s own version (including the melody)…?
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Found it. Turns out it was half an hour long. Which was still long for that show:
http://www.veoh.com/watch/v746907845Xarkzfg
Nice backround in that video. I´m sure you know who made those? 
Ah, yes, sorry. 
(This thread is just one hour old and we have already over 50 posts… )
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These episodes were only shown on Kika or in the regular program and not within “Die Sendung mit der Maus”.
Hayao Miyazaki, of course!
The Great Master!
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OMG thank you. <3
Tintin intro:
Spirou & Fantasio intro:
Cyanure/Cyanide used to scare me so much!
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Yes, there was Käptn Blaubär Club in the 90s that featured a Lindenstrassen actress among the cast.
The special thing is that they showed all episodes of Ernest The Vampire on there, which seems to be a thing so obscure that only I know that.
I must have seen that on ZDF in the early 90s as there was no KiKA back then.
Correct!
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The most sad cartoon I remember, was this one:
Do you recognize it?
trivia time: listen to the music: it’s taken from a popular song of the 70s… which one?
Darude - Sandstorm
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