…holiday special. Along with the title special are two other episodes from the show’s second season – Un-Valentine’s Day and Three Little Piglets. The Sweatbox Review: Out of the four…

…a big reputation that needs little introduction, those yet to discover the delights of the most depraved program on television could sample the set and come away with a little…

…little creation: a humble, musing and often melancholy humor strip that somehow became a huge franchise which would eventually conquer the fields of the newspaper comic strip, television specials, the…

…comes high in the pecking order during the odd skirmish. I’m a little lost as to why Hawkman hasn’t remained more popular: not only do Peril From Pluto, A Visit…

…Superman show, as well as the final Batman season. Superman got a little older, and Batman got longer bat-ears, but otherwise the characters continued to have a familiar highly stylized,…

…were strictly kids fare, with little to no interest in the medium from anyone who wasn’t a parent – and even then it was only because they would take their…

…lively but fairly natural readings as Archie, very suiting of an “everyteen” character. There are a couple of somewhat jarring voices, though, with Howie Morris playing Jughead maybe a little…

…much continuity even within these Disney Afternoon shows, however, as the airdate order has very little in common with the production order. If you look at the first ten episodes…

…got a much more “theatrical” look, which really does help the production value. Perhaps instead of being too bright, the folks at Buena Vista could do with adding a little…

…in the element of sex ever so slightly, and provides a common thread through a number of the episodes. The quality of the artwork is perhaps a little better than…

…they brought their amazing skills, the film changes tact a little at this point, becoming more of a “greatest hits” of the duo, with many old-time and new-time animators, associates…

…disc). Little Reginald from the beginning is actually Tom Yohe Jr. Tom Yohe also featured two of his other children in this song. His song exclaims Rats!, and his daughter…

…to educate and give the Saturday morning crowd a little adventure. Unfortunately, such an approach did not prove successful, as it ended its run that December with three episodes left…