…were shot on home video, with the effects shots appearing especially muddy, but generally the series likely looked little better when it originally aired. As usual, BCI had good compression…

…for a crime. Another original villain is introduced when Batman takes on chubby-faced Sweet Tooth in A Sweet Joke On Gotham City. Episodes like this one slide a little further…

…Migoo to be an almost unnecessary intrusion into what was shaping up to be a real nice little family movie. The end of the film gets into some mystical mumbo…

…as impressive as it was in the first season introduction of the character, this episode scores with a creepy twist or two. Big Time is just a little less impressive,…

…as work as introductions for those who have never seen or know very little about the origins. To me, and much as I enjoyed it, The Simpsons Movie didn’t fulfil…

…annoying animal sidekick, so this one has a little alien creature from Mongo named Zully. Other liberties are taken by the show that are not easily explained by the futuristic…

…guys. Little does Grodd realize that he may be getting an extra villain, as Lex still has Brainiac on the brain from their merger last season. Lex’s first mission takes…

…are his blue collar co-workers at the Wesayso Corporation, especially his best friend Roy, a somewhat dim but likeable T-Rex. Although Roy normally sides with Earl, he is a little…

…action wraparounds, I cannot say that they do much to distinguish themselves. Words like “corny” and “cheap” come to mind, actually. They are watchable, however, and my little girl seemed…

…similar to what we saw in the last set, while the shorter stories are naturally a little simpler. Anyone who has ever seen the Clayton Moore television series of the…

…promoted, and the series fared little better. To make matters worse, the project had been envisioned to launch with a theatrical film, Bravestarr: The Legend, but a financial backer backed…

…Revere, or Little Olive Riding Hood) or Olive’s nice Deezil (The Mark Of Zero). In those cases, you are only left with about four minutes to tell a story, which…

…in length, each discussing either a character or aspect of the show. It is a little fluffy, but worth watching once. Then, there is a vintage P.F. Flyer Commercial, showing…

…little to differentiate the cartooning on offer here from whatever else was out there: Horton comes from a time when quality was king. The story itself – as one would…