While being chased across the U.S. by Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny skids to a stop and gets “that funny feeling” that gold is nearby (in reused ...

One of Tex Avery’s gags in Homesteader Droopy (released 1954) reminds me of something from a Roadrunner/Coyote cartoon, but Avery handles i...

At first, it would seem ridiculous that a woman who won an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a Tony for a heavily dramatic role in Come Back, Little...

Unexpected, funny things used to happen in early 1930s Fleischer cartoon, like a plant being watered, coming to life and waving “Thanks!” In...

Bugs Bunny reacts to being fired on in Rebel Rabbit (1949). This is one of those cartoons where parts of a character’s body disappear ou...

By now, I’m sure you’ve read it on the internet. 90 years ago today, Warner Bros. officially released a landmark cartoon featuring one of th...

The Jack Benny radio show’s humour became so honed after World War Two that when Jack took his show on the road he knew exactly what element...

The best worst dancer in television has left the stage. Amsterdam-born Juul Haalmeyer was part of one of the most brilliant shows of all ti...

The Fleischer studio cartoons of the early 1930s are among my favourites of all time. Their attitude is different than the happy musical se...