…were little more than interstitials (these had the show’s characters, but without the plane/pigeon plot) and “Magnificent Muttley”, which saw the popular snickering canine daydreaming about himself in various heroic…

…have been a little meatier, but it is a pretty good track. Disc One’s other bonus is Storyboard Showcase, which has the complete original storyboards used to pitch the J.B….

…but hits Bobby… and that’s it. The short has limited action, little humor, and zero charisma. No wonder Felix was such a sensation in this era!! (Note that Bobby is…

…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…

…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…

…differ in age by well over thirty years. The more recent one benefits a bit from more modern production methods, but even the older one has very little dust on…

…from awful in the first season, to tolerable, to decent in the end; but I think that the show is a little better than some have given it credit for….

…perhaps a little surprising that it took so long to bring out the original Astro Boy onto the format. Astro Boy was, after all, among the very first Japanese animated…

…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…

…of the movie, Turok is bitter and angry, and although he does take steps towards becoming part of a new family, his personality changes little during the course of the…

…that the writers had come through pretty well. So, while a part of me resented what they had done to Apache Chief and Fred Flintstone— and especially poor little Boo…

…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…

…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…

…Elton John, Steve Martin, Madeline Khan, Rudolf Nureyev, Bernadette Peters, Rich Little, Dom Deluise… good grief!! That line-up just cannot be beat. And it all pays off, too. This season…