…Muppet projects to be produced. Hearing the “real” Kermit took me right back to being a kid again, just like, it has to be said, The Muppet Christmas Carol was…

…other castaways (except that brainy Professor) into constructing a club for themselves, before revealing that only the Howells will be allowed to be members. It’s so nice to finally see…

…here is really essential. While it is great to see the commercial bumpers, “Next Week” tags, and Shazam/Isis Hour credits, it is even better to see that they managed to…

…Face Of Death (even to the point of using a new title sequence), and the two creators keep the audience guessing throughout most of the episode. The most tortured soul…

…the Californian capital from 1777 to 1849. The first few episodes involve thwarting banditos who are stealing money coming into Monterey to support bringing supplies into California. Zorro also gets…

…sometimes fantastical they may be, and there’s a level of maturity to them that feels, to me at least, to be a clear precursor to the later Bruce Timm editions…

…reading film soundtracks in the many theaters that have yet to covert to digital exhibition. This is a simply brilliant cartoon, for a variety of reasons: it’s complicatedly drawn to…

…the spirit of an evil King, and with Henwyn to bring the spirit to life, the Horned King’s plan to use the Cauldron’s power to raise his army of the…

…causing panic within the community, as legend has it that a touch from a human child is fatal to any monsters! Sulley finds the kid too adorable to dispose of,…

…series ended in the late 1950s. The stories had a lot to pack into their short segments, which made character arcs tricky things to pull off, so they leant heavily…

…result shows the lines of the artists’ pencils much more clearly and lent a new sense of “life” to characters, although Walt took some time to warm to this new…

…I then tried to access any of the bonus content on the disc, the disc would literally return me to the Special Features options, the Disney DVD logo leading into…

…always-great Corey Burton nails his take on Gus) struggle to bring any life to proceedings. The first story, Aim To Please, is all about Cinders adjusting to life in the…

…a “making of” the 90-minute opening day telecast, intended to explain how the feat was to be accomplished to the private audience of ABC affiliates who had signed up to…

…after the return of the fully animated feature with Cinderella in 1950. With his personal tour guide hot on his trail, Benchley stumbles into a story conference room where several…

…run together for a close-to 16 minute total. Alice The Toreador is an earlier 1925 Virginia Davis effort, with more of a starring role for Alice before she became sidelined…

…last Laugh-O-Gram (in name only), a sequel to Tommy Tucker called Clara Cleans Her Teeth in 1926, it was Alice’s Wonderland that Walt took to Hollywood as a calling card,…