…together by a common theme— in this case, Christmas and Wintertime. We see the kids making a snowman, Snoopy and his bird friends tobogganing, Lucy and Schroeder having a typical…

…without Super Friends. Seriously. The show ended up being a massive influence on a whole generation of kids, kids who became today’s Hollywood producers, cartoon makers, and comic book writers…

…better condition than that seen here, which makes its inclusion a frill without any substance. There’s also a meagre Easter basket of Three Menu-Based Puzzles For Kids, none of which…

…all we are given as added Easter goodies is a meagre basket of Six Menu-Based Puzzles For Kids, none of which are particularly exciting (even for kids) or come with…

…Tom & Jerry Kids television project. A single short released as a special, Flippin’ Fido, is included as an example here, and although the production values are typically good for…

…that actually do a pretty good job of creating a half-hour whole. As such, perhaps releases such as these are more for the generation of young kids that remember them,…

…named Miguel and Alisha who he saves from an avalanche using his magic powers. Excited about meeting an alien and completely lost from their parents, the kids go back to…

…been wary of the idea that we need to convince kids of Santa Claus’s existence). The designs by Paul Coker, Jr. are very pleasant, especially for the mice. (I tend…

…The mini-marathons usually aired in the evenings and on weekends/holidays—times when kids were home but the networks hadn’t amassed the backlog of child friendly entertainment that they have today or…

…Scooby-Doo in that the cowardly dog turned invisible when scared. Other series had wider-ranging premises— featuring a huge family of Chinese kids, a sentient car, a ghost, etc.; but one…

…it. It also has songs by the Sherman Brothers, legendary from other projects, particularly Disney films like Mary Poppins. Snoopy Come home inexplicably begins with the neighborhood kids playing at…

…by Allan Oppenheimer. The Butler kids, Katie and Greg (the future “Rorschach” from Watchmen, Jackie Earle Haley!), didn’t always show the best judgment, and their dog Digger also tended to…

…There is a visual richness to the show that makes it a delight to watch, even if the stories are of the cute and simple variety. The four kids all…

…Tales, and it was a while before Disney returned to original concepts again. Dave The Barbarian and, in particular, the Alias-for-kids espionage show Kim Possible restored some prestige, with the…