Jack Benny arrived at Toronto’s Malton Airport where he was to be greeted by 50 children playing “Love in Bloom” on their violins. Instead,...

There’s something nice about seeing old cartoon characters revived, provided the revivals are done well. Revivals are really nothing new...

The MGM cartoon Hey-Hey Fever (1935) looks like a tarted up Warner Bros. cartoon. It has that two-tone Technicolor and Bosko design you see...

If there was a series of sound cartoons without the name “Tex Avery” that I’d love to see restored, it’d be the Fleischer Talkartoons. They’...

You have to feel bad for producers who juuuust miss getting their show on the schedule for the fall TV season. I was doing a bit of animati...

Perhaps the most interesting-looking cartoons on TV in the early 1960s were the Mel-O-Toons , produced by Art Scott before he went to work ...

The anarchic version of Daffy Duck horns in on a movie love scene by kissing the girl. Then he tells us about it. “Wow! What a kiss! I think...

Hugh Wedlock, Jr. and Howard Snyder wrote for Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In but, at the time, they were hardly young hip writers. They had be...

Miss X’s cartoon career was very short through no fault of her own. Walter Lantz basically took Tex Avery’s singing/dancing Red character, ...

Jerry lofts a tennis ball high into the sky. Both Tom and Butch run to return it over the net. Jerry knows what’s going to happen. You d...