Personally, I prefer Waffles the cat when he was paired with Don Dog in Van Beuren cartoons in the earliest of the 1930s. But it appears he ...

If you yelled out John Harlan’s name at me, I’d probably respond “Password.” Harlan did an awful lot more than that show during his announc...

In 1947, Studebaker came out with a car with a back end that looked like a front end. Tex Avery and writers Rich Hogan and Roy Williams p...

Here’s one way to do it. These are shot on twos. Guess who directed this cartoon? Here’s a hint. Actually, the character layouts were ...

A cast of 75! A budget of $250,000! Singing! Dancing! Talking! That’s the hype that accompanied MGM’s “The Hollywood Revue of 1929.” And a...

Television had a problem in 1959. It was called the Quiz Show Scandal. What a less jaded and cynical society were we in the ‘50s. We truste...

Heckle and Jeckle forget that they are birds and, thus, can fly in Satisfied Customer (1954). They plummet after escaping a large bubble in...

The Old Pioneer (1934) feels more like a Merrie Melodies cartoon than it does a Happy Harmonies short, which is what it is. Maybe it’s the ...

Eve Arden once remarked how teachers loved her character on Our Miss Brooks . They liked how Connie Brooks was smart, witty, independent and...

Rubber Hose Disney is Fun Disney. There’s no real plot to The Jazz Fool . But it’s 1929. Music, co-ordinated sound effects and a topper gag...