"The Big Snooze" on TCM

[Nelson]

Major surprise on today when TCM showed the uncut version of Clampett's masterpeice, "The Big Snooze" following the movie "Madame X".But what was very strange was that they added a dubbed musical sountrack mixed in with the original musical track.

[BobChief]

More fodder to my argument a while ago (and I can't use your search engine to find it, Jon/Brian/Harley, because "TCM" is too short to be a valid search term here :() that if/when the longform classic-toon shows get bumped from CN, TCM seems the next logical place to put them, not Boomerang...

So you're saying that even though it was apparently "dubbed", no "dubbed" notation appeared at the end?

[Tintin]

TCM was named " Turner Classic Movies"?

[Tintin]

Originally posted by Nelson
Major surprise on today when TCM showed the uncut version of Clampett's masterpeice, "The Big Snooze" following the movie "Madame X".But what was very strange was that they added a dubbed musical sountrack mixed in with the original musical track.

It's probaly normal... Same affair for " Slick Hare" and " Baseball Bugs" and also on french on Quoi de neuf, Bugs, the major cartoons was made at 1948 to 1950, the music original was dubbed. But why on the dubbed versions, the original voices was not replaced. Dubbed was probaly replaced the original voices by a more recent voices. :confused: :eek:

[Cartman]

I wonder if they'll ever show any Bosko cartoons. :bosko:

[Nelson]

"The Big Snooze" was a dubbed version on TCM.