…she talks about the process of recording the voices. In “Nuclear Family Album”, we get a short biography on George, Jane, Judy, Elroy, and Astro which features clips and other…

…up in another “music video” supplement, though unlike the others this is clearly a then-newly animated clip from the unreleased story that back in 2007 looked like it would debut…

…animation directors, and a spot with Mel Blanc. The narrator of the piece is essentially a cheerleader for the movie and its stars, and the clips of old Bugs Bunny…

…(5:42) is even less useful. This is a simple compilation of clips form the show, with a voiceover telling us that we are looking at gizmos from The Flintstones. Does…

…Miyazaki got together with his partners to create the successful animation studio. The featurette basically has clips from a Japanese documentary or television spots dubbed in English. It was wonderful…

…assists the viewer in catching up on Season Two. This is largely a clip episode, and quite skippable. There is a tease that the Crystal storyline will move forward, but…

…a “worst of Season One” clip show. Superman gets beat up after sand is tossed in his face, J’onn’s biggest contribution to saving Superman is having people cheer for him,…

…Fran brought home the wrong egg. Refrigerator Day gleefully mocks our fixation with food. Earl learns What “Sexual Harris” Meant after he gets Fran’s friend Monica a job as a…

…moment while watching the film; but they took it out for pacing issues), and a brief clip of Tinker Bell that was more easy to discard, particularly since it involved…

…brings us The Batman: Season Four Unmasked (9:20), which I was afraid would be one of those terrible, worthless clip things Warner has offered on similar sets. Fortunately, the producers…

…little confused. Fortunately, the larger story arcs generally hold together. Worse, though, is that there is a whole episode missing; Eternal Boy has been replaced by a clip show, apparently…

…some unnecessary sexual references. Personally, I like the movie without the scenes, although they are interesting to watch by themselves. You can watch the scenes in English, Spanish, and French,…

…He-Man universe. She is smart, strong, swift, and sexy. In truth, She-Ra is like a mix between Wonder Woman and Supergirl, except she can’t fly and doesn’t have a magic…

…However, it’s a fun clip, and probably appreciated by fans that the Studio has made it available. Lastly, there’s the usual read-along for younger kids, this one focusing on the…

…to be found. First up is the Forbidden Forest, a selection of video clips. Dragon Country takes you behind-the-scenes of Devon and Cornwall’s If I Didn’t Have You, offering an…

…rudimentary, clip to accompany a great song. Never-Land’s New Hero is a (very) simple read-along for younger kids, telling a short story about Cubby, the chubby Lost Boy who has…

…for Here I Am’s single release made it on to the disc, even though that latter clip was a CD-ROM enhanced extra on that release. There is a promotion for…

…team did best: the making of classic animated movies. Fans will have seen excerpted clips from many of these programs, but never all together in one place fully uncut and…

…the visitor to find and click on a variety of Thunderbolt-related clips. Best of all is the “blooper reel”, which takes existing animation from the main program and re-voices it…

…video trickery placing Fleischer in Roger’s world, as well as archive photos and clips. Fans of the movie should check this out, even if it is meant for kids! More…