…offbeat inclusion of this Ralph Phillips-debut. Seeing Jones at the beginnings of his musings off into out of the ordinary cartoons, Z-z-z-z finds schoolboy Phillips daydreaming during lessons, and while…

…physical artefacts to speak of, and the compression work done on this short movie is also perfect. I saw no ripples, no squiggles, no break-up. Scratch Tracks: Not all of…

…marketing is all too eager to tell us – by High School Musical’s Corbin Bleu, one of the current crop of Disney Channel moppets, but it turns out to be…

…Wolf’s pal from their segments on The Huckleberry Hound Show) hiring Harvey to win use of his own name back from a smutty website. Plenty of other obscure Hanna-Barbera characters…

…with only one disc, but considering that most of those second discs only had storyboards on them anyway, it isn’t too much of a loss here. We still do get…

…Picasso, with numerous exciting gadgets and do-dads on the walls, ceiling, and floor. The opening of the show has a song which, in tribute to the old Mouseketeers show, spells…

…run, Teen Titans won over many of the skeptics who were initially put off by the show’s anime-inspired style and its targeting of a lower-aged demographic. Once the show grew…

…An Orphan, a Jones outing featuring the return of Charlie Dog, who latches on to Porky Pig – his new owner whether the pig wants him or not! – leading…

…and DeCarlo as “designer.” I do regret to report, however, that no other extras are offered to enlighten us about the production of the television show. Trailers on Disc 2…

…Mangels is again on hand to direct this one (Reed Kaplan produced this time), giving off-screen coaxing to Lou to describe how the show came about and generally offer interesting…

…pure aficionados of old-school Looney Tunes. But taken as is, Tiny Toons is lots of fun, and actually compliments the original crew as opposed as to trying to reinvent or…