Rock Stars: The 65th Anniversary of “The Flintstones”
Sixty-five years later, The Flintstones continue to ‘rock’ on.
Category Archives: Animation Cel-ebration
Cereal Killers of 1965: Sixty Years Ago, on Saturday Morning
The final part of a tribute to Saturday morning cartoons that made their debut sixty years ago.
Cereal Killers of 1975: Fifty Years Ago, on Saturday Morning
The decade of the 70s could be a contender for the title of the “Golden Age of Saturday Morning”. Here’s why.
Cereal Killers of 1985: Forty Years Ago, on Saturday Morning
Saturday mornings brought much-needed “me” time with the annual introduction of a new season of animated shows.
A Class Act: Classic Cartoons Perfect for The Back-to-School Season
It’s the perfect time of year to watch classic cartoons that have been themed around school.
No More Mr. Mice Guy: The 30th Anniversary of “Runaway Brain”
The short, an homage to classic horror films, celebrates its 30th anniversary this month.
Oh, Hoppy Day: The 95th Anniversary of Flip the Frog’s Debut
Today we celebrate an animated character, created by Ub Iwerks, who made his debut ninety-five years ago this month.
Fowl Play: Looking Back at “DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp”
The feature falls somewhere between the more limited television animation and the lush animation of the studio’s features.
An Auspicious Boop-Oop-A-Debut: The 95th Anniversary of “Dizzy Dishes,” and the introduction of Betty Boop
One of the most famous and enduring animated characters made her debut this month in 1930.
Disney’s Dark Ride: Looking Back at “The Black Cauldron,” Forty Years Later
As time does for many things, appreciation for this film has grown over the four decades that followed.
