…were some of the best parts of the entire DVD. You can choose from three languages: English, Spanish or French, but they didn’t provide subtitles for the hearing-impaired! Final Cut:…

…park itself, for a parade of characters and the joining to the family of Mary Poppins and her chimney sweep friends, who perform that movie’s Oscar-winning song Chim, Chim, Cher-ee….

…Titans. Even back in the day, during my own childhood, these shows were quickly replaced with The New Adventures Of such and such a character, or broken up into different…

…of enjoying the character’s soap-styled green-eyed conflicts playing out, and the romantic fantasy of the “will they or won’t they” kind keeps the chemistry bubbling under between Peter and Wendy,…

…very nice addition, entertaining enough for casual admirers as it is for animation artists and buffs, even if it does end rather abruptly. The alternate audio track commentaries also continue,…

…production values (among the crew are such names as Bob Hathcock and Ronnie Del Carmen, but check the credits for some odd joke insertions). I’d forgotten how adult some of…

…own age, and he could have gotten away easily with having the character be at least ten years younger than he is here, allowing for much better situations and more…

…chases, but as the characters developed, the stories became more complex with the two characters forming a bond beyond mortal enemies and the stories becoming more about the balance of…

…in a Christmas special. But sadly, despite my looking forward to feeling comfortable with old friends again, there’s little genuine Christmas cheer enclosed with these Letters, I’m very sorry to…

…one. Aside from that, all of the Hanna-Barbera characters are true to form, making for a comfortably entertaining but not surprising show. Kids will enjoy it, but parents will strain…

…video fare, we’ve also been treated recently to other studios’ traditional offerings, some of which have been very poor television upgrades (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) and some of which have…