Looney Tunes Show 01-26-2002

[Pilmedium]

"Catty Cornered", "Of Rice and Hen", and "The Oily American" were skipped.

"Cat-Tails for Two"
"A Street Cat Named Sylvester"
"Zipping Along"
"Duck! Rabbit, Duck!"
"Easy Peckin's"
"Cats A-Weigh"
"Robot Rabbit"
"Punch Trunk"
"Dog Pounded"
"I Gopher You"
"Feline Frame-Up"
"Captain Hareblower"
"Zip 'N Snort" (1961)
"Goldimouse and the Three Cats" (1960)
"Wild Wife"
"No Barking"
"Bugs and Thugs"
"The Cats Bah"
"Design for Leaving"
"Bell Hoppy"
"No Parking Hare"
"Dr. Jerkyl's Hide"
"Claws for Alarm"
"Little Boy Boo"
"Devil May Hare"
"Muzzle Tough"
"Bewitched Bunny"
"Really Scent" (1959)

[Thad Komorowski]

Since the BUGS & DAFFY programs are almost done with the 1940s, will this mean they will still go on into the early 50s, even if the LT show already did it? :confused:





-Thad

[Tintin]

"Devil May Hare" a été aussi sauté!

[billyjoelfan]

were there any shorts edited today


thx

[Jon Cooke]

Originally posted by billyjoelfan
were there any shorts edited today

"Claws For Alarm" was edited.


-Jon

[Matthew Hunter]

I needed several of those, and darnit, wouldn't you know my VCR DID NOT work? I had it on the EXACT correct time, no Am/PM mistakes, no week number problems, it was perfect. It just-didn't activate. Why, I wonder?
-Matthew

[Pilmedium]

Originally posted by Thad K
Since the BUGS & DAFFY programs are almost done with the 1940s, will this mean they will still go on into the early 50s, even if the LT show already did it? :confused:

I was thinking about posting something like that in Friday's B&D thread. What they should do is skip ahead to the late 1950s or early 1960s. They could air some cartoons at 3am (similar to Tom & Jerry).

Of course, Cartoon Network loves reruns, so I might expect them to show the same cartoons again. :rolleyes:

They could make the B&D and LT Show continue together. I don't like that idea, though.

[BobChief]

Originally posted by Matthew Hunter
I needed several of those, and darnit, wouldn't you know my VCR DID NOT work? I had it on the EXACT correct time, no Am/PM mistakes, no week number problems, it was perfect. It just-didn't activate. Why, I wonder?
-Matthew
Within a week after I bought my latest VCR, that was happening to me several times a month. It went away after maybe three or four months, but did happen one more time right before Christmas when I tried to program something using the VCRPlus+ code system (EDITORIAL COMMENT: VCRPlus+ is a bleeping JOKE, it became obsolete when digital cable and three-digit channel #'s came along, it can't account for a recording length that's not a multiple of five minutes)