Unpredictable as Weather (Part 33)
In this chapter, we enter the TV era, where the most prevalent form of weather is television snow.
In this chapter, we enter the TV era, where the most prevalent form of weather is television snow.
What are yours? The ones we could all do without, that make you cringe if brought into the conversation.
A mixed bag of stormy offerings today from 1938, with heavy doses from Disney and Warner Brothers, and a side-dish from Terrytoons and Columbia.
This week’s forecasts are predominated by the beginnings of the true Looney Tunes spirit.
I thought I’d share a few things that I think are must-sees in my animation history class, even though they’re not the eras often highlighted here.
From theatrical shorts from 20th Century Fox, to the Filmation Saturday Morning series – then thrown to the curbside by Paramount – an overview of those two talking magpies.
Oddly enough, this cartoon is a closer to a faithful retelling of the Frankenstein’s Monster story than any other cartoon I can think of!
A classic cartoon primer of absolute must see films for the unwashed – and of course, what are yours?
Mr. Trouble never hangs around when it hears that mighty sound. An overview of this popular Terrytoon star.
This was one of my favorites, with some of the funniest Jim Tyer shots to watch frame-by-frame.