Rocky and Bullwinkle, Pinky and the Brain, and Classic Cartoons

	DuckTales Vol. One-- DVD Disney's 1987 entry into weekday afternoon cartoons not only raised the bar by a quantum leap but also introduced Carl Barks' duck characters in their first series (see Comics). Volume one includes 27 episodes on three discs of the adventures of Donald's nephews, Uncle Scrooge, Webby, Mrs. Beakley and the whole Duckberg gang.
	DuckTales Vol. Two-- DVD Nineteen more episodes of the ducktacular show that launched the Disney Afternoon. Also includes the five part pilot story, "Treasure of the Golden Suns".
	Darkwing Duck Vol. One-- DVD "Let's Get Dangerous!" 27 episodes on three discs of the DuckTales spin-off, with Launchpad McQuack as the sidekick of Darkwing Duck AKA Drake Mallard. The masked mallard has his feathers full with Gosalyn and protecting the precincts of St. Canard.
	Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: Complete First Season-- DVD There's something you don't see every day, Chauncy. What's that, Edgar? Moose and Squirrel on DVD. All 26 shows of the 1959 debut season on 4 discs. (Episodes 1-40 of "Jet Fuel Formula" and 41-52 of "Box Top Robbery"). Relive the unforgetable adventures of Rocket J. Squirrel and Bullwinkle J. Moose.
	Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: Second Season-- DVD Adventures of Moose and Squirrel on four more discs (Episodes 53-88 of "Upsidaisium" and 89-104 of "Metal Munching Mice"). Not to mention Sherman and Peabody, Fractured Fairy Tales and Bullwinkle's Corner, AKA Mr. Know-it-all.
	Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: Third Season-- DVD Contains R&B episodes of "Missouri Mish-Mash", "Lazy Jay Ranch", "The Three Moosketeers," and "Topsy Turvy World" with supporting segments. To order or for more information, click on the picture.
	Pinky and the Brain: Volume One-- DVD In order to take over the world, Brain knows you have to be on DVD. So now he and Pinky are one step closer. These 22 episodes from the most popular segment of Animaniacs include both shorter cartoons from that show and the longer ones from their spin-off show, Pinky and the Brain. Also includes the rarely-seen Christmas episode.
	Pinky and the Brain: Volume Two-- DVD Narf! Four more discs of P&B hilarity. Now if only other great Spielberg 'toons like Freakazoid would make it on to DVD.
	Animaniacs: Volume One-- DVD The stretch and squash adventures of Wakko, Yakko and Dot, the Warner Bros. (and sister). Original supporting segments included Pinky and the Brain, Mindy and Buttons, Scrappy the Squirrel, Boo the Chicken and Goodfeathers.
	Looney Tunes: The Golden Collection-- DVD Why these 56 cartoons out of the gazillion in the Warner Bros. vault? Why not? The real reason is so that these four discs fit the Golden Collection packaging. Where else can you get Bugs as barber in "The Rabbit of Seville?" Next! Or Daffy as "Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a half Century" which George Lucas requested be shown in theaters along with Star Wars, and the inspiration for the new Cartoon Network series? Or "Rabbit Fire" Duck Season! Rabbit Season!? Or Gossamer the hairy orange monster in tennis shoes. "Monsters live such interesting lives." These four discs play it safe with much-loved, sure-fire classics, not little-known collector rarities. Remastered, restored, and uncut. That's all, folks!
	Looney Tunes Vol. 2.--DVD To order or for more information, click on the picture.
	Looney Tunes Vol. 3.-- DVD To order or for more information, click on the picture.
	Bobby's World: Scratch 'n' Sniff Episodes- DVD Finally on DVD! Five episodes of Howie Mandel's tyke on a trike. Includes: Uncle Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bobby's Tooth or Dare, Swim By Me, Fish Tales, and Choo Choos and Cars. Includes a scratch'n'sniff trading card.
	Bobby's World: The Signature Episodes (Volume 2)-- DVD The continuing adventures of Howie Mandel's imaginative alter- ego, now on DVD. Five of the series' best episodes, including: Suspects, Lies & Videotape, Bobby's Big Move, The Hero, Bobby, The Musical, Mrs. Noogiefire. More hilarity with the Generic family. Includes "a handwritten letter from Bobby."
	Windsor McCay: Animation Legend- DVD Windsor McCay was a versatile cartoonist and animator in the early 1900s, best known for combining animation with his live vaudeville act in "Gertie the Dinosaur." This DVD includes all his known films, including his hand-colored "Little Nemo" (1911), adapted from his popular newspaper comic. Nine films with notes by animation historian John Canemaker.
	The Complete Uncensored Private Snafu- DVD Directed by Chuck Jones, voiced by Mel Blanc, and written by Dr. Seuss--those were the good old days when the Army trained with Toons. Bosko video has assembled 28 adventures of Snafu (with his brothers, Fubar and Tarfu). These black and white cartoons have long been available on VHS in various collections. "Uncensored" is a ploy to attract attention. These are simply the original cartoons as shown to the troops.
	Rembrandt Films Greatest Hits DVD Unusual films from the studio associated with Gene Deitch, creator of Tom Terrific and many films for UPA studios. Includes "Munro" by Jules Feiffer, "Anatole," adapted from the kids' book by Eve Titus, "Frozen Logger," based on a song by folk group, The Weavers, four "self-help" cartoons narrated by urbane and deadpan Arthur Treacher, and three cartoons starring Nudnik, a space-travelling alien, originally released by Paramount Studios.
	Felix the Cat (1919-1930) DVD Seven early-era cartoons from Felix, the first animated silent film star. Some of these cartoons have been available on video in various versions, both black and white and colorized. Here they are presented in the original black and white, along with rare footage of Felix's creator, Otto Mesmer. Includes: "Feline Follies, Felix Saves the Day," "Felix in Hollywood," "Felix Dopes it Out,""Futuritzy," "Felix Woos Whoopee," and "Comicalamities." Felix the Cat: Collector's Edition- DVD These ten episodes hail from 1958-1959, when producer Joe Oriolo brought Felix back with his own show and a magic bag. These full color, limited animation cartoons are the best-known Felix toons, and introduced the unforgettable theme song, along with Poindexter, the Professor, Vavoom, Rock Bottom and Master Cylinder. This DVD includes an interview, trivia game and the 1920's short, "Feline Follies."
	Underdog- DVD This boxed set collects three separately available Underdog DVDs, each of which include three Underdog cartoons, along with numerous bonus extras. "The Underdog Chronicles" volume features an interview with creator Joe Harris, along with seven "cliffhanger" shorts. These cliffhanger cartoons dropped off at the end, to be continued later in the show, and star Tennessee Tuxedo, Tooter Turtle, Go Go Gophers, the King and Odie, and other Total Television stars. The "Nemesis" volume includes eleven bonus shorts, and "The Collector's Edition"adds four Underdog shorts with commentary and character designs. Voiced by Wally Cox, Underdog was frequently called upon to rescue Sweet Polly Purebread, ace reporter, energized by an Underdog super energy pill.
	Beany and Cecil- DVD Evolving from Bob Clampett's "Time for Beany" radio and puppet shows, Beany and Cecil's Saturday morning cartoons were the focus of Matty's Funday Funnies, sponsored by Mattel toys. Cecil the seasick sea serpent aided his pals, Beany Boy and Captain Huffenpuff to pilot the good ship Leakin' Lena, always on the lookout for Dishonest John, Little Ace from Outer Space, Go-Man Van Go, and any number of colorful characters. The twelve color Beany and Cecil cartoons are from new transfers, and this set includes a wealth of extras: four episodes of "Time for Beany," commentary by Bob Clampett, voice actor Stan Freberg and Walker Edmiston, and archival work-in-progress.
	Roger Ramjet Deluxe Collector's Edition-- DVD Here are 120 six minute shorts from the very limited animation cartoons of the '60s. Gary Owens, remembered as the announcer on "Laugh-In" voiced Roger Ramjet, the stalwart, musclebound leader of the American Eagle Squadron. Popping a proton energy pill gave Roger the strength of twenty atom bombs for twenty seconds, just long enough to thwart Noodles Romanoff and N.A.S.T.Y.--the National Organization of Spies, Traitors and Yahoos. To order or for more information, click on the picture.

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