…and all inside of a slipcase. Incredibly, they actually have different artwork on the back cover of the slipcase compared to the back cover of the keepcase. The keepcases’s back…

…love from the comics. The show encapsulates all the main points of the characters, while still maintaining a tight narrative. That’s a neat trick. The look of the show is…

…Wallace’s. The irony inherent in this master-dog relationship is one of the pleasures of watching their films. Wallace & Gromit are animated in the stop-motion manner, similar to that seen…

…seen here. On the plus side, the Penguin doesn’t look anything like the Danny Devito bird-man seen in Batman Returns, returning to the tuxedoed sophisticate seen in the comics. There…

…and scenes follow of the players in therapy and undergoing medical tests. Meanwhile, the Looney Tunes get a look at the new giant Nerdlucks, and coin them the “Monstars” instead….

…when one considers that the drawing on the show was often quite weak, at least in regards to the characters. After the elegant cartooning seen in The Flintstones, the drawing…

…DVD does include the next 27 episodes in airdate (not production) order, starting with Send In The Clones. (The episode Armstrong was actually the next one in the production order.)…

…remastered and in many cases re-done for this DVD release. As described in the production notes included in the packaging, the original camera negatives were used, carefully utilizing the best…

…the best possible light, assembling them in the order in which they first appeared, but not as complete programs. Instead, each “show” has only the three main cartoons that made…

…relationship. Their differences lead to Dixie leaving the Strays, which opens up a spot in the group. At their next performance, Copper joins in the singing and he is quickly…

…Dark. The 33 episodes on the DVD set are presented in the best story order, which differs from the production or broadcast order. This first volume therefore represents about the…

…Blowhole joins the “A” story in momentous fashion at the end. Armless But Not Harmless – In the most insidious, diabolical theft ever, The Tick and Arthur lose their arms…

…even the production order leaves little indication of continuity. For example, the character of The Liquidator is introduced with his origin in the episode Dry Hard, which was aired as…

…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…

…wedding storyline would be off-limits in order to allow the TV show to flourish, the next-best idea was to kill the main character from the show instead!! Still, the death…

…in the air and on the ground. The Sweatbox Review: Of all the Disney Afternoon shows that premiered in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there are two that stand…

…her little brother from escaping the terrible nature of their real world. Then, on the eve of the children being brought to the English countryside to escape war-ravaged London, the…

…The Marsh Monster. The Wonder Twins address the problems of The Runaways. The whole team answers the question Will The World Collide? Superman, Hawkman and Hawkgirl travel 2000 years into…

…animation— and becomes more swept up in the themes of the story. (Incidentally, those thrills include seeing the Fleischer cartoon Superman live again, a Batman in short gloves and long…

…were still plenty of celebrities out there to invite on the show. We may remember episodes by their guest stars, and indeed that is the easiest way to identify them,…

…starts with promos for the Peanuts holiday DVDs, Jack Frost, and a Scooby-Doo interactive DVD game. More Trailers may be found from the menu, including Scooby-Doo And The Goblin King,…

…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…

…appears throughout, while the Song Selection allows instant access to the various songs in the movie. Both use the same subtitle track. Keeping with the songs in the film, there…