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Bonjour il public, it is with the deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome you to our episode on Pepe Le Pew. Jordan looks at Pepe Le Pew's debut (on a technicality) 'Odorable Kitty' Marc looks at the Academy Award Winning 'For Scentimental Reasons' And for some reason that neither of them could comprehend, the 1961 short 'A Scent of the Matterhorn'
Yee-Haw, we are gonna take a gander at some sweeeeet shorts about the ole west this week! Marc learns about the dangers of the Masked Maurader in 'Buckaroo Bugs' Jordan has a fight with Nastsy Canasda in 'Drip Along Daffy' and we both watch a childhood favorite of ours in 'Bugs Bunny Rides Again'! It's gonna be a rootin' tootin good time y'all!
Join us as we wish that we could have not watched the 1983 Friz Freleng movie, 'Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island'
This week we look at cartoons about what would happen if Magazines, Books and Food were alive. Jordan talks about the Tashlin short 'Speakin' Of The Weather' Marc learns about the majesty of turtle warfare in 'Goofy Groceries' and we both look at Daffy's antics with literature in 'Book Revue'
Join us into the world of Ted Giesel aka Dr. Seuss where we take a look at cartoons made with his stories and the crew of Termite Terrace! Marc looks at one of the first collaborative efforts between Chuck Jones and Dr. Seuss in Private Snafu's 'Going Home' Jordan talks about the only Looney Tune made about a Seuss book in 'Horton Hatches The Egg' and we both look at this underappreciated 30 minute barely talked about Jones/Seuss special called 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas'
We're gonna take you back to the ole days of the radio! Jordan talks about the classic short 'I Love To Singa' Marc once again finds himself in a heap of old radio stars in 'The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos' And we both get swooned over by Frankie or Bing in 'Swooner Crooner'
Can't believe this is the bonus episode? WELL BEELIEVE IT!
Well, it's come to this. Join us as we take in the last years of Looney Tunes in the 1960's. Jordan looks at WB's last attempt at a creatively (bankrupt) character in 'Cool Cat' Marc takes in a shockingly deep short in 'Norman Normal' And we both look at the answer to a question nobody asked in the Road Runner/Speedy Gonzalas short, 'The Wild Chase'
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