Cartoons At Bat (Part 1)
It’s been awhile since we’ve dealt with anything covering a sports genre. Hope I don’t strike out.
It’s been awhile since we’ve dealt with anything covering a sports genre. Hope I don’t strike out.
A tribute to a genre of music, which, while it only showed up rarely in cartoons, made its mark in memory – and animation history.
And so, in conclusion…
This week, we’ll cover a mix of old and new, including some elements of The Disney Afternoon, Space Jam and Animaniacs.
With Roger Rabbit’s success, a drastic change took place in the production of animation for both the big and small screen.
Steven Spielberg sets the animation world on its rabbit’s ear.
A survey today of animation from the 1960’s into the mid 1980‘s, predating the cartoon Renaissance, which will be discussed next week.
A cross-section of television cartoons from the early 1960’s is on tap today. You’ve been warned!
In the wake of the “Disneyland” anthology show, there was a flow of copycats who attempted to expand animation made for television .
Made for TV animation brought about some mixed trends, as seen in this installment of our continuing survey.
