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.
Tag Archives: Hanna Barbera
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
Thad’s Review – Part 2: “Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958”
With Disc Two, we get into the very best of the series – with things starting to slack off in the last year of the decade.
TCM Salutes Hanna-Barbera, Week 1
A behind-the-scenes journey through two star-studded nights of Hanna-Barbera classics premiering on Turner Classic Movies
Thad’s Review – Part 1: “Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958”
By far: this is the best comprehensive presentation Tom & Jerry has ever received on home video.
The Last Days of Tex Avery
In his final years, Tex was toiling on the most banal and pedestrian of animated series – one he did not live to see completed.
55 Years Ago: The Disposable HB – “Where’s Huddles?”
If there was an example of lazy, wasted effort by the venerable Saturday Morning kings of animation, this was likely it.
Rock Stars: The 65th Anniversary of “The Flintstones”
Sixty-five years later, The Flintstones continue to ‘rock’ on.
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.
