Thanks to a little devil-esque character, Private Snafu doesn’t save any money for post-war necessities, like a suburban home, with wife and...

Blitz Wolf isn’t just another Tex Avery fairy tale send-up. There’s a war on, so it’s a propaganda cartoon, too. Considering what a detesta...

What was Audrey Meadows doing in late 1964? Besides appearing in reruns of The Honeymooners , I mean. Not an awful lot, it seems. So why no...

We got more Jack Benny in our homes at the start of the 1954 season. And Jack wanted us to have more. Radio was still hanging in there with...

In the early 1930s, there were cartoon studios like Harman-Ising, Fleischer, Charles Mintz, Walter Lantz and others that had a regular sc...

The dog version of Junior enthusiastically rushes to get an axe to cut down a tree on which Lucky Ducky (from the cartoon of the same name) ...

Broadcasting history tells us that the NBC signed on for the first time on Monday, November 15, 1926. That’s quite true. But the story isn’...

How could it be that Warner Bros. released a spot-gag cartoon about holidays on a calendar and Columbia did the same thing 13 days later? W...