You may remember a scene from Señor Droopy where Droopy twirled a bull overhead and it passed in front of the camera in perspective. The ca...

Woody Woodpecker hasn’t got the money to buy an Indian maiden a headdress. All his carry-around safe has in it are two moths, who are resent...

It was just a matter of time. And technology. When network television began its rise in the fall of 1948, programmes could only be broadcas...

Symphony in Slang was, in a number of ways, a risky experiment for Tex Avery and his crew. The cartoon is really one gag—that colloquialis...

My all-time favourite gag in a Bob Clampett cartoon? When I was a kid, I could easily tell you. It’s when the Warners shield appeared out of...

How does someone who wowed them on the stage in the Bathtub Gin era do the same thing 45 years later with a generation demonstrating in the ...

Silly, short-sighted film studios. When it came to television, they behaved like children threatening to hold their breath and turn blue. I...