…the third season episode starring Harry Belafonte, and I can see why. Belafonte proves to be a shining example of a guest star, appearing very happy to share star billing…

…entire series run, but there is no doubting that 33 episodes is a whole lot of entertainment. As a completist, I shall be happy to have the entire series when…

…not happy about it. There is something she’s not telling her friends, and it becomes apparent that bad times are coming. And not only that, but Slade is back from…

…were actually proud of this season, and seem quite happy to talk about it. The featurette sees such creators as Alan Burnett and Jeff Matsuda talking about making every episode…

…of clever bits, such as the ants carrying Donald away from the picnic site while sleeping, carefully navigating around or over various obstacles. The second disc contains Donald’s Happy Birthday,…

…even gets something of a happy ending, allowing the documentary to leave you feeling warmth towards the artist as well as his achievements. There are a lot of great stories…

…Gopher is back to wish Pooh a “Happy Winds-Day,” but fortunately Piglet is very much featured in this one. After flying Piglet like a kite, they encounter Owl, whose own…

…is provided by Tom Bosley, not long before he saw another Love, American Style skit turn into a starring vehicle for him, with the debut of 1974’s Happy Days. Bosley’s…

…Rock exists largely in his own world, more concerned with his music and being happy than engaging in whatever is going on in everyone else’s lives. The student body has…

…of that abbreviated season were shelved for the time being, with ABC cancelling the show, and Touchstone Television apparently happy just to have enough episodes in the can to take…

…years old. Perhaps it is just a wee bit flat, but no more than what one could reasonably expect. I noticed no pops or hissing, so color me happy. Final…

…brink at times. In the end, Shizuku and Seiji both find direction, and even though a happy ending for the two of them together is suggested, one gets the feeling…

…Scene Quarterly #2 (Volume 3, Series Number 13), 1988. Is This Thing Loaded? Fans will not be happy with the total lack of extras in this set. There is not…

…in common with the studio’s first feature, Snow White— a wicked stepmother, a flirtation with a prince, a little magic, and (naturally) a “happy ever after” ending. What it lacked,…

…second volume of color cartoons released earlier this year, is the only way to truly celebrate Mickey’s 75th. Happy birthday, Mr Mouse! Animated Classic or Back To The Drawing Board?…

…cheesy background music, dated graphics and happy employees gushing with joy at working for the biggest company in the city – hey, you’ll fit right in! The History Of Monster…

…talent to the television show in the first place. Particularly amusing is Debra Jo Rupp as Leonard’s perpetually happy Mom, and there are turns from Rob Paulsen and Paul Reubens…

…Willie’s first, immortal, happy go lucky whistle 75 years ago, and the Disney Studio celebrates its leading star and company figurehead with this conclusion of a two part DVD exploration…

…the kind of intricate nuances that reward multiple viewings. Perhaps the one happy side effect of the American studios closing their hand-drawn facilities is the knock-on effect that this seems…

…aware of such problems and I’m happy to report that the musical pitch throughout seems to have been shifted back down to its correct key. I can at least confirm…

…everything, even when the scene is fairly long (such as the alternate openings and the ending, which I’ll especially bet Jenna Elfman was more than happy they cut)! The original…

…Eris, who seems quite an ineffectual Goddess, wants to create a world of chaos is never expanded upon. The musical score fares little better, with Harry Gregson-Williams seemingly quite happy…

…film grossed $50 million, he would be happy and it wouldn’t be their faults), and management had barely signed off on the film before moving on to what they truly…

…Bianca, is more than happy to agree with! Soon they’re off on the back of Orville the airline albatross, soaring towards the Bayou where Penny is being held captive by…