…heads and dotted eyes, as well as their Wallace And Gromit characters, who live at 62 West Wallaby Street in those films, while the dentist’s office is located at “nearby”…

…one from West Side Story did keep pulling me out of the lovey-dovey business that was going on on-screen. Integrated well enough into the score are several new songs, all…

…biggest jump is Don Ernst (here credited as editor and sound designer), from being a film editor of such shows as Gilligan’s Island, Wild Wild West and Gunsmoke, to big…

…Patrick Warburton offers his usual blend of slightly sarcastic but innocent delivery, while 1960s Batman Adam West turns up in the film’s closing in a parody of everything we’ve just…

…railway train sequence opening, the cartoon resorts to the usual generic plotting suggested by Old West situations, though uniquely all sides are seen to be friendly to each other and…

…the end of the season, heading into the final stretch as far as this DVD is concerned is our final show, High Toon, naturally a wild west adventure for Buster…

…Warners seem to be getting good mileage out of after sampling it for Will Smith’s Wild Wild West. At this point, everything seems to be working, the characters are gelling,…

…Adam West show on disc. As for good ol’ Supes, well, we almost get the entire New Adventures Of Superman on disc here… In the early 1960s, producer Lou Scheimer…

…aim for more straight action. The credits also reveal a number of long-serving vocal talents, among them Jeff Bennett, Jennifer Hale, Billy West and Jim Cummings, who has worked with…

…in line with being right for the part. Even the near-legendary Adam West is kept in check as a suitably loony character. I enjoyed all apart from Wilbur himself, who…

…the tune written for Warners’ live-action feature Gold Diggers Of 1933, is mainly interesting as a not entirely successful early attempt at Hollywood pastiche, with caricatures of Mae West, Bing…

…for all the innovation, feel somehow friendly, warm and familiar. Thus even in the opening we’re reminded of Robert Wise’s aerial shots of West Side Story and, when we meet…

…London-based Amblimation Studio (creators of An American Tail: Fievel Goes West and Balto), were also helmers. Providing the rich and deeply textured songs was Stephen Schwartz, who had brought majesty…

…edited out without changing the plot. At least the voice actors were well cast for the three lead characters. Billy West (Ren & Stimpy, Futurama) is spot-on perfect as Popeye,…

…in Speed Buggy Went That-A-Way, which also has a pinch of Wild Wild West. WHEELIE AND THE CHOPPER BUNCH – I have no personal memory of this 1974 program, and…

…the West Nile virus. This cartoon gives us a good view (several times) of Snafu’s bottom end. A Lecture on Camouflage – The Technical Fairy gives this lecture. Even if…

…in 1988. Billy West provided the voice for Cecil.) This DVD has twelve Beany And Cecil cartoons, each the length of a theatrical short. I had never seen them prior…

…the exploits of Adam West and George Reeves, even as a wee lad I knew that Spidey was different. As outlandish as he was, there was a reality about his…

…or more versions of each in the comics over the years. They settled for the modern-day Flash (Wally West), and a nearly forgotten Green Lantern, the dark-complexioned John Stewart— the…

…with the cartoon. For the first time, I learned that the Titans are located in an imaginary West Coast city, and that they live in an “alternate 1960s world”. (Really?…

…Here, the fellows search for the famous Golden Fleece, but have to get past its guardians, a group of Harpies. Ducks Of The West gets the Scooby-Doo treatment, as Scrooge…