…Slipper And The Rose and the original animated Charlotte’s Web among others), they weren’t at the Studio to protect the songs they had written for The AristoCats and many fell…

…rather than the Hanna-Barbera ones anyways. Ink And Paint: There’s a reason why the word “remastered” appears nowhere on the package. These cartoons definitely show their age, with plenty of…

…show talk about the idea behind the project and the stories they are going to tell during the first season of the show. They go into detail about the proposed…

…it back into the movie for the special edition. They also had to go back and “clean up” the backgrounds of the castle after the sequence since the servants were…

…was Hanna-Barbera’s first theatrical feature, The Man Called Flintstone is significant for being the first of many spin-offs from the famed TV show. The film was produced just as the…

…cycles, and so forth. The last piece of the puzzle was Bay jazz pianist and composer Vince Guaraldi, whose music would provide the perfect accent to the struggle between the…

…sells the construct to a robot circus. Professor Ochanomizu, who has taken over at the Ministry from the departed Tenma, spots the robot there. The professor brings the robot back…

…a dimension to the show that let us into the world of the Muppets even more, and making their interactions with the guest stars all the more involving. Other aspects…

…when I was young. Officially the eight incarnation of the Scooby-Doo character, the show updated the characters for the 90s and a whole new generation of fans. It kept the…

…who has seen the Toth shows can tell you that while they often look great, they also did have to rely on the skills of the animators to make the…

…flaps in the night returns for 27 more action-packed but light-hearted episodes. The Sweatbox Review: The Disney Afternoon’s Darkwing Duck flew onto the airwaves in the fall of 1991. Coming…

…after years of lamenting the fact that these gloriously great golden age cartoons were not available on home video. Due to legalities involving the rights to these cartoons, they have…

…work done, making the most of the elements they were given. Scratch Tracks: The English and Spanish tracks perform their function adequately but certainly not spectacularly. The show sounds pretty…

…the soldier’s unit, and while in England the bear was given to the London Zoo at the end of 1919 before the soldier went to France. At the zoo, the…

…that were left on the cels when they were photographed, revealing the low-budget nature of the enterprise; but the overall appearance is certainly drab and dingy. This may be the…

…of thirteen episodes, the producers of Batman Beyond had the opportunity to explore more of the original Batman’s past should they choose, but as this collection shows, they kept the…

…Disney and the many innovations they were implementing at the time – including Stereophonic sound. They also discuss the character of the Ranger and the voice work of Bill Thompson….

…the next piece, The Party, which features a post-premiere radio broadcast over images from the premiere party, held on the Chinese Theater’s parking lot. The broadcast is fun to listen…