…that places the second, double-sided platter at the back to keep it from any harm. The inside of the dual sleeve makes note of the episode titles, while making the…

…the sheer amount of knowledge and care the two have for their craft and their movie is evident throughout. It was nice to hear them evoke the ethos of Walt…

…into four or five smaller sections that cover the renewal of the series, the switch to single story episodes, the casting of Jonathan Harris, the cancelling of the show and…

…program played – with the end intact – when the War was finally over) and when television took hold in the United State in the 1950s, the theatrical shorts of…

…The Little Mermaid in 1989, and the continuous celebration of that film’s return to the traditions of Disney animation, leading to the Studio’s renaissance of the 1990s, it’s often an…

…in animation terms, The Black Cauldron showed what the new generation of Disney artists wanted to attempt, and the then-limits of their ambitions. It pushed the boundaries of animation, with…

…the characters, and took it upon himself to supervise these shows, produced under the aegis of his partnership with David DePatie (the popularity of these half-hour programs led to Freleng…

…have been much less rosy of late, especially in terms of the Studio’s releases featuring their stable of classic Looney Tunes characters. A quartet of releases sprinkled throughout the year,…

…work, since they’re usually featured in montage sequences that have the gang interacting with the monster of the week, though they’re the biggest thing to date the shows today, like…

…an end in the latter 1980s, they produced a series of ten made-for-television movies, under the umbrella of Hanna-Barbera Superstars 10. These syndicated movies included three Yogi Bear titles, all…