What was the first anime series broadcast in the U.S.?
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TV sets in the early '60s were ruled by shows like "The Flintstones" and "Rocky and Bullwinkle," with their slapstick humor keeping kids entertained for hours. But across the Pacific, there was something revolutionary getting ready to crash land on U.S. screens. Which anime series first showed American viewers that cartoons could be more than just talking animals and cavemen?
