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In this episode, Jordan and Marc cover three Tweety & Sylvester shorts from the late 50s and early 60s, to end their month-long journey into the duo's golden age history. The shorts range from passable, like 1956's Tugboat Granny, to infuriating, like 1958's A Bird in a Bonnet, to whatever the hell 1962's The Jet Cage was going for.
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Join us as we continue Tweety June by looking at more Sylvester and Tweety shorts from the early to mid '50s! Jordan sees Tweety and Sylvester spend a Christmas together in 'Gift Wrapped' Marc watches an Arthur Davis Beach-themed short that...leaves a lot to be desired in 'Sandy Claws' And we conclude with a Tedd Pierce written classic, 'All A B-i-i-i-i-r-d'
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Continuing our Tweety June, where we dive into previously underlooked Tweety and Sylvester cartoons, we cover 3 from the early 50s, right around when Freleng and Foster got the formula down. Two of these are on the soon-to-be-released Looney Tunes' Collector's Vault that Warner Archive is putting out. Two of these were among Jordan's favorites from his years watching the Golden Collections. And one of these is something we've been meaning to cover for a while.
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Join us as we look at even more Sylvester and Tweety shorts, this time all from the year 1951! Jordan sees Warren Foster come into the writing stylings of S+T with 'Putty Tat Trouble' Marc sees double Granny's (and a whole ot of animals) in 'Room and Bird' And we finish with a short that gives us serious questions about the origins of Tweety with the simply titled 'Tweet Tweet Tweety'
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Marc and Jordan kick off Tweety June, a month of episodes full of Tweety and Sylvester shorts we somehow haven't gotten to yet, with three from the Tedd Pierce era, I Taw a Putty Tat, Bad Ol Putty Tat and Home Tweet Home. In here, we find great gags, early installment weirdness and writerly affectations, while Marc tries his damnedest to tell these two flagship characters apart.
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In what is quite possibly the worst movie we've had to watch for this commentary series, join us as we commentate on the Hanna-Barbera adaptation that put these films on ice for 10 straight years with 2010's Yogi Bear!
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Join us as we come to the last Cartoon Network The Big Game Special (which, timeline-wise wise this is actually the first Looney one!) With The Big Game: Sylvester Vs Tweety from 1999! We got Inside the NFL Commentators! John Madden and Pat Summerall! And what WAS going on at that pub in Atlanta?
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To kick off our summer of cats, Jordan and Marc go back to an old favorite, the 90s Kids WB favorite Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries, for two different episodes from their first season, 'The Cat Who Knew Too Much' and 'A Ticket to Crime'. We've discussed at length the issues of doing both a Murder She Wrote pastiche and a load of Sylvester and Tweety gags in one 22 minute episode, but does this tug and overflow threaten to derail the show for us, or do we still value the laughs over the issues? And how exactly did Granny get those beads anyway?
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In this exciting movie episode, Marc and Jordan look at the 1993 Warner Animation division effort Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, done on a tight schedule by the Batman The Animated Series crew and mis-marketed to catastrophic earnings. Fans have regarded this as one of the greatest Batman stories put to film, and while on paper there may not be a lot that's Looney about it, there's still zany performances, wild ideas and visuals, amazing animation, and Abe Vigoda.
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Join us as we take a look at three modern (at the time) cartoons that have done send-ups of the Looney Tunes! Jordan covers a 90's Nicktoon that, has its fleeting moments of loonery with Hey Arnold's 'What's Opera, Arnold?" Marc takes Jordan through the desert plane of the Kindergarten from Steven Universe with 'Kindergarten Kid' And we conclude with a pretty Looney segment from a Disney cartoon of all things with Timon and Pumbaa's 'Timon on The Range'
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