Chuck Jones and his animators could do “coy” really well by the 1950s. Here’s Mark Antony the dog trying to distract its owner by doing some...

Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In was supposed to be hip and new in 1968, but there were still vestiges of old comedy hanging around. The show wa...

There were Saturday morning cartoons before there were Saturday morning cartoons. “Saturday morning cartoons” has become an umbrella term t...

I’ll show those pigs that I’m not stuck. If I can’t blow it down, I’ll blow it up. The Big Bad Wolf in The Three Little Bops meets his d...

Jippo endows its imbibers with different reactions in the warped Fleischer cartoon Betty Boop M.D. (1932). An invalid drinks some, starts s...

He was 30 years old, and considered himself a failure. He had run for political office in Ohio and lost. He came west, was a graduate stude...

Here’s another reason why Don Patterson should have kept his director’s job at Walter Lantz. There’s a good colour change effect at the sta...

George and Junior dress up as fire hydrants to attract a little dog they’re trying to catch in Hound Hunters (1947). If you’ve seen enough ...

Today being Canada’s birthday and it also being a Sunday, the day when Jack Benny broadcast for many years on radio, let us combine the two ...