…blue has our feathered friend shed a tear, and it’ll get you every time. It’s also nice to revisit the really-for-real Henson and Oz pair up as Bert and Ernie,…

…club for an awards ceremony and that they must be protected. Shaggy and Scooby then infiltrate the club and follow the scientists around protecting them from Dr. Phibe’s goons. If…

…stay in the public eye via his newspaper strip, comic books, and ongoing merchandising. He would then rebound in later years with a popular television cartoon show, and remains a…

…Kress talking to voice artists Leo de Lyon and Marvin Kaplan, and writer Barry Blitzer. They also show great fondness for the show, and share many remembrances of Hanna and…

…time show. The animated Star Trek ran for two seasons, comprised of sixteen and six episodes. It was rerun sporadically afterwards, and received home video releases on tape and laserdisc….

…series of interview segments with Beagle, who provides valuable commentary on his work. This featurette delves into the backgrounds and themes of the story, and is presented in anamorphic 16:9…

…now completed and having seen increasing popularity and acclaim, the three were finally merged into the feature that had been originally planned, along with some new framing material, and The…

…friends and such comic book stars as Golden Agers Irwin Hasen and Joe Kubert, and modern luminaries like Paul Pope and Bruce Timm. They all have memories to share, and…

…and his colleagues had to rely on personal friendships to procure many of the first season guests. The Muppets had been around for years, and had been on numerous TV…

…in the air and on the ground. The Sweatbox Review: Of all the Disney Afternoon shows that premiered in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there are two that stand…

…of savings and advertisements including pushes for Disney On Ice, soundtracks, upcoming titles and, cutest of all, a Sneezy and Dopey salt and pepper shaker set. The UK release gets…

…Tricks Of Our Trade and The Plausible Impossible. Introductions by Disney fan and historian Leonard Maltin (instrumental in pushing the Treasures series forward) set up the discs and place the…

…the picture department, the audio is as crisp and clean as any pre-surround sound mono track I’ve heard. Rathbone and Crosby’s voices come through well and the mix is very…

…back in their places and saving Mrs Jumbo in the process! The Sweatbox Review: Coming bang on film’s actual 60th Anniversary, this DVD of Disney’s most simple (and that’s a…

…are above and beyond innocent cuteness. Tom was actually okay, and I say this after reviewing several original stills and comparing. I understand that these shorts aren’t equipped with the…

…being producer Norm Prescott and director Hal Sutherland). This comes to DVD at the perfect time, as BCI slowly comes to the apparent end of their amazing run of bringing…