The More the Merrier 3: Seldom Seen Christmas Specials
In a season filled with many Rankin/Bass’ popular offerings, it seems an opportune time to look back at some of their lesser-known holiday specials.
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Cold Comfort: The 55th Anniversary of “Frosty the Snowman”
This Rankin/Bass special could best be described as a cozy, animated Christmas card from another era.
The 60th Anniversary of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”
Still “Sleigh”-ing Them: a beloved Rankin/Bass TV special is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
Hidden Haunts #3: More Seldom Seen Halloween Specials
Continuing our annual tradition of looking back at some overlooked or forgotten Halloween specials.
Celebrating Rankin/Bass “The Jackson 5ive Show”
For the original generation who grew up watching the show, this milestone is the perfect time to look back and celebrate.
Grumpy Old Scrooge: The 45th Anniversary of “The Stingiest Man in Town”
Walter Matthau was such perfect casting for Ebeneezer Scrooge.
“Godzilla” and “King Kong” Get Animated
Are you “Team Kong” or “Team Godzilla”? Looking back on their animated series is a guilty a pleasure as a bowl of sugary cereal.
Spin Special: A Tribute to Jules Bass
A celebration of the talents that Jules Bass brought to the extraordinary partnership that endures through the wondrous works of Rankin/Bass.
Fangs for the Memories: The 55th Anniversary of Rankin/Bass’ “Mad Monster Party”
Told in the “Animagic” stop-motion animation style that Rankin/Bass does so well, this a beautifully detailed film.
The Gentle Power of “Kid Power” on Records
Rankin/Bass adapted Morrie Turner’s multi-racial comic strip into a landmark animated series and an album with a lot to sing about.
