Special Bull-etin! (Part 5)
A few more this week from Hanna-Barbera, then more bullfighting action from UPA, Terrytoons, the Disney Afternoon, and even from Japan.
A few more this week from Hanna-Barbera, then more bullfighting action from UPA, Terrytoons, the Disney Afternoon, and even from Japan.
We pick up this week with Quick Draw McGraw, who provides two episodes of interest, then proceed ahead into other series with bullfight action overlooked by our readership.
Taking care today of some overlooked contributions from the more minor producers of TV fare from the 1960’s to the subject of bullfighting.
Today a run of theatricals from 1950 on not written about by the previous contributors… in other words: More Bull!
All right. You’ve all forced my hand. A number of additional, unmentioned titles on the subject seem to merit discussion.
Another intensive survey of Fred Flintstone’s exercises in awkwardness or unexpected prestige – sometimes against his will.
This week we look at a string of Flintstones episodes, in which Fred manages to fit like the proverbial square peg in the round hole.
A cross-section of miscellaneous series first, then coverage of the Flintstones, resulting in more storylines than can be addressed in a single article.
Television and Beatniks – two sources of cartoon humor in the 1950s and 60s.
The ‘60’s in particular brought a new round of subjects to keep characters socially relevant.
