…concentrate on Underdog’s relationship with Polly, to the tune of some amusing Clark Kent/Lois Lane dynamics. What else can I say? Perhaps with my curious expectations and lack of history…

…melds elements of all previous editions of this story, combining the lush purple color scheme of The Prince Of Egypt with the kind of edging that’s graced past versions such…

…into four or five smaller sections that cover the renewal of the series, the switch to single story episodes, the casting of Jonathan Harris, the cancelling of the show and…

…in the end when they adapt several posters of known films). The story is a simple story of following your dreams, breaking down barriers, and believing in yourself. Children will…

…the “myth” of Santa. Worst of all, the crank signed his letter “from all of us.” One can see why Santa was a little put off, though one does wonder…

…efforts are then focused on taking classes to become a better musician or performer, as he visits a few teachers based on personalities of the day, including a spoof of…

…got something right. Of course this couldn’t be a Charlie Brown story if it ended there. That would ruin the whole character, and he still had another few decades of…

…Japanese audio track. Maybe it’s just the translation, but he comes off like a vacuous actor who spends a lot of time saying very little. Hopefully he comes off better…