…Duckie, all written by long-time Henson songwriter Joe Raposo, who had written songs for The Muppet Show, the movies and Sesame Street’s iconic theme. Sadly, although Kermit does pop up…

…and keeps it from being a “classic” itself. Producer Ivan Reitman thought it was a good idea, and so did live action director Joe Pytka, as a similar concept had…

…Scott Awley and Scott Jeralds. These tracks have a bit of downtime, but generally are pretty entertaining and informative. They offer comments on Paul Lynde, Joe Barbera and Bill Hanna,…

…has the bizarre and somewhat unwelcome inclusion of Cinderella Stories Presented By ESPN Classics (33:40). Joe Namath hosts this look at some of the greatest sports stories, focusing on well-known…

…was nice to see Millar and hitch get credit in the opening titles, and even Joe Simon and Jack Kirby received creator credit for Captain America in the end credits….

…really quite boring. Besides, they are too young (about 12 and 14) to get mixed up in any serious business. The boys are crushed, especially Joe, who is both younger…

…has interviews with the creative team behind the movie, as well as a few comic book people like writer/artist Bob Layton, and Marvel EIC Joe Quesada. Some comic book history…

…80s shows in season sets was Rhino with Transformers, GI Joe, and Jem!. Other landmark 80s shows were still missing from the list. He-Man was probably one of the most…

…that would attempt to emulate the original shorts from the MGM era. Joe Barbera, one of the two creators of the duo, even served as one of the producers for…

…well. In script and storyboard production for six months, the entire story was honed and toned by a number of studio story men, including Dick Huemer and the legendary Joe…

…plus a couple of Pixar crew as additional voices. Storyman Joe Ranft is Jacques, while director Andrew Stanton voices Crush, the memorable turtle who helps Marlin and Dory and almost…

…otherwise didn’t feel as strong as usual throughout the rest of the picture (he co-helms with the late Joe Ranft, who receives the film’s dedication, though this is the first…

…and mouse team. Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera had been at the Studio for a few years by this time, and had already produced a number of stand-alone shorts. This…

…special’s commentary on polling, radio shows, speeches, and the ultimate truth about winning public office, is all funny and even pointed. For Snoopy fans, there is also a fun Joe…

…Hanna-Barbera team, Joe Ruby and Ken Spears moved into the writing department, and are now rightfully credited as the creators of Scooby-Doo among their other achievements at the Studio. They…