It took the better part of a decade for the Jack Benny radio show to settle down with the main cast we remember best. If you think of Benny’...

Not many people have the versatility to narrate the Old Testament, the story of Nutralite, and the tale of Fox in Socks. And lend his voice...

Tex Avery’s first cartoon with Droopy was Dumb-Hounded (1943) and one where he pushed the boundaries of takes with the wolf (expanding even...

In the 1930s, the Leon Schlesinger studio had a story department and everyone would pitch gags for each cartoon. In some cases, it’s a wild ...

In every high-concept sitcom of the 1960s, the concept (a talking horse, a car that’s a dead mother, a wifey witch, a genie in a bottle) is ...

If you want to watch a Warner Bros. cartoon that isn’t a Warner Bros. cartoon, then seek out Columbia/Screen Gems’ 1947 epic Wacky Quacky . ...

A couple of familiar names to staff at the Walter Lantz studio found their way into the 1956 cartoon Pigeon Holed . Two of them are Lantz...

If you wanted an actor to blow up into a rage, you hired Fred Clark. That’s what Jerry Fairbanks Productions did in the A.T. & T. indus...

The beginning of the end of network radio was nigh. And everyone knew it. Americans had been pretty much promised there would be television...