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Popeye's Arabian Nights (Paramount Pictures, 1936 and 1937)
Two Reel Technicolor Stereoptic Masterpieces!
Interview with That's Not Quite All Folks
Marc Halem and Jordan Schmidt join the fun!
Daffy Duck Part 1 - Chuck A-Duck
Not listening to this episode is despicable.
A Message From James
We're not done yet, but we do need to take a bit more time.
Sylvester the Cat (Warner Bros, various years)
There's more to this cat than a foil to a canary and a sombrero clad mouse...
Clue Club (Hanna-Barbera, 1976)
More like Clone Club, if I'm being honest
Scooby Doo, Where Are You! (Hanna-Barbera, 1969)
The real mystery, are our hosts more fond of Daphne or Velma?
Drak Pack (Hanna-Barbera, 1980)
Featuring the original teenage vampire heartthrob, or it would have if HB gave Drak Jr. a love interest.
Darkstalkers (Graz Entertainment, 1995)
The scariest podcast we've produced... for all the wrong reasons.
The Mumbly Cartoon Show (Hanna-Barbera, 1976)
Hanna-Barbera's Plan B becomes out Plan B!
Dragon Ball (Toei Animation, 1986; Funimation, 2001)
We're not mature enough to avoid the obvious jokes, folks.
Jellystone! (Warner Animation, 2021)
Heavens to revivals! A legitimately excellent one, even!!
Top Cat (Hanna-Barbera, 1961)
Hahahahah- nothing.
The Houndcats (DePatie-Freleng, 1972)
Dogs and cats living together, MASS HYSTERIA!!
Space Ace (via Saturday Supercade, Ruby Spears, 1984)
The worst possible Dexter, yes even when including that killer.
Warner One Offs (Warner Animation, Various Years)
There are times even a good first impression becomes the only one.
Speed Racer (Tatsunoko Productions/Trans-Lux, 1967)
Go Speed Racer! Stop Speed Racer! Yield Speed Racer!
Wacky Races (Hanna-Barbera, 1968)
Ah do declare, we love this little old cartoon!
Star Trek The Animated Series (Filmation, 1973)
Guaranteed less cringe-worthy than Shatner singing Mr. Tambourine Man!
The Pink Panther (DePatie-Freleng, 1964-1978)
We promise this is not a podcast entirely in pantomime.
Thundarr the Barbarian (Ruby-Spears, 1980)
Lords of Light! Our first guest star!
She-Ra: Princess of Power (Filmation 1985)
Topics discussed include the ways physics do not work, lock picking with flower stems, and sweet southern accents.
The Real Ghostbusters (Columbia/DIC, 1986)
We discuss an un-cast Ernie Hudson, the typecasting of tribbles, and borscht belt comedy patter