…they must go against the evil Emperor Ming, but to pose a credible threat to Ming they must somehow unite Mongo’s many peoples in the spirit of revolution. The Sweatbox…

…in space. The “origin” of the characters was never dealt with to a large degree in any of the episodes themselves, but the opening for the show describes the premise….

…Troubles; meeting the Devil in The Magicks Of Megas-Tu; a return to the amusement planet in Once Upon A Planet; the return of Harry Mudd in Mudd’s Passion; the ship’s…

…the boy’s destiny. They have evidently escaped some sort of attack, but their foe is still with them. In a nod to Superman, the boy’s escape is made, the intent…

…slimmer alternatives. Contrary to the usual BCI standards, there was no insert included in my copy, but the contents (except for the Bonus Episode) are listed on the back of…

…that appear elsewhere on the set. There are no songs; instead, these episodes largely consist of the “Side Show” segments from The Archie Comedy Hour, though there are still the…

…take great satisfaction with the resurgence of interest in his shows in the 1980s, so that by the time he died in 1989 he knew that he had been assured…

…a great sequel in many ways to It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, not only for the tie-in with the eponymous pumpkinmeister, but for the emphasis on Sally’s feelings about…

…the specials done in Schulz’s lifetime. It aired as the first hour-long Peanuts special since 1988’s It’s the Girl in the Red Truck, Charlie Brown. This special, as always, is…

…the animation, but they felt that the company was not being as original as they had been in the past with some of their classics. With Robin Hood, the company…

…Tano as Anakin’s padawan. Epic Battles (2:44) talks about the inspiration for the battles featured in the movie, most notably the vertical battle in the invasion of the monastery. The…

…holds the secret of the past and the future in his special powers, a power that the dreaded Horned King needs to activate the Black Cauldron. Within the Cauldron is…

…the first film in the backgrounds, but the attempt at retaining the pencil look in the characters’ line drawings is somewhat marred by the digital perfection of today’s animation systems….

…their paw-prints, and one great touch has the scrap heap-dwelling villain living in the old cart that held Tramp captive and featured so predominantly in the final chase sequence in…

…standards (witness the attempt to imitate their classic Baloo The Bear in The Jungle Book with the faded impression of the same character in the recent sequel). The “Doctor Frankenollie”…

…did like the introduction and theme-song sequence, because of the feel and artistic technique used in the characters and background (but it only lasts for about 30 seconds). I suppose…