“Moving” Pictures (Part 5)
Let’s spend an afternoon “moving” along with Hanna-Barbera, during their early “glory years” of TV. We’ll focus today only on three of their early series – Yogi Bear, Pixie and…
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An In-Depth Look at MGM’s “Dangerous When Wet”
While Jerry Mouse’s sequence in “Anchors Aweigh” is more famous, Tom & Jerry’s sequence in “Dangerous When Wet” is more important to the story.
Special Bull-etin! (Part 4)
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.
Celebrating Ted Nichols and the Hanna-Barbera “House Sound”
Composer Ted Nichols played a pivotal role in sustaining and developing the ‘60s ad ‘70s music in Hanna-Barbera TV and theatrical animation.
Get With the Times (Part 9)
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.
Looking Back at “Puss Gets the Boot”
A salute to the beginnings of Tom & Jerry.
Never In The Background: Paul Julian
A tribute to one of the most unsung and influential background artists during the golden age.
Yabba-Dabba-Deux: Celebrating Henry Corden
Saluting the beloved actor who continued the Fred Flintstone legacy and made the hills alive with the sound of Paw Rugg.
Thad’s Review – Part 3: “Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958”
The third part of Thad’s look at the Tom & Jerry blu-ray set.
TCM Salutes Hanna-Barbera, Week 2
Another backstage chronicle of the curated screenings of great Hanna-Barbera works premiering on Turner Classic Movies
