Idea for Golden Age of LT VHS and DVD

[Pietro]

Here is my idea if WB ever plans to re-release the Golden Age of LT set:

VHS:

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 1: 1930's Musicals:
"I Love to Singa"
"Sittin' on the Backyard Fence" (Black and White)
"Katnip Kollege"
"Have You Got Any Castles?"
"Buddy's Showboat" (Black and White)
"Hold Anything" (Black and White)
"Honeymoon Hotel"
"Smile, Darn, Ya Smile!" (Black and White)

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 2: Firsts:
"A Wild Hare" (Original)
"Porky's Duck Hunt" (Black and White)
"I Haven't Got a Hat"
"Devil May Hare"
"A Tale of Two Kitties"
"Life with Feathers"
"Walky Talky Hawky"
"Odor-Able Kitty"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 3: Tex Avery:
"Gold Diggers of '49" (Black and White)
"Egghead Rides Again"
"Cinderella Meets Fella"
"A Feud There Was"
"Plane Dippy" (Black and White)
"Thugs with Dirty Mugs"
"Cross-Country Detours"
"Daffy Duck and Egghead"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 4: Bob Clampett:
"Porky's Badtime Story" (Black and White)
"Wabbit Twouble"
"Horton Hatches the Egg"
"The Hep Cat"
"Porky in Wackyland" (Black and White)
"A Corny Concerto"
"The Great Piggy Bank Robbery"
"The Big Snooze"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 5: Chuck Jones:
"The Night Watchman"
"Rabbit Fire"
"Porky's Cafe" (Black and White)
"The Dover Boys"
"Rabbit of Seville"
"Fast and Furry-Ous"
"Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century"
"What's Opera Doc?"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 6: Friz Freleng:
"Bosko in Dutch" (Black and White)
"Knighty, Knight Bugs"
"The Three Little Bops"
"Speedy Gonzales"
"You Oughta Be in Pictures" (Black and White)
"Hare Trigger"
"Tweetie Pie"
"Birds Anonymous"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 7: Supporting Players:
"Naughty Neighbors" (Black and White)
"Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears"
"Often an Orphan"
"Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid"
"Porky and Gabby" (Black and White)
"Rabbit's Kin"
"Two Gophers from Texas"
"House-Hunting Mice"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 8: Zaniest 'Toons:
"Porky and Daffy" (Black and White)
"The Stupor Salesman"
"Hare Tonic"
"Canned Feud"
"Porky's Super Service" (Black and White)
"The Wise-Quacking Duck"
"Baby Bottleneck"
"Book Revue" (Original)

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 9: Hooray for Hollywood:
"The Coo-Coo Nut Grove"
"Daffy Duck in Hollywood"
"Hollywood Steps Out"
"Porky's Midnight Matinee" (Black and White)
"What's Cookin', Doc?"
"Hollywood Daffy"
"The Woods are Full of Cuckoos"
"Slick Hare"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 10: Frank Tashlin:
"Porky's Poultry Plant" (Black and White)
"The Swooner Crooner"
"Nasty Quacks"
"Porky Pig's Feat" (Black and White)
"Hare Remover"
"Porky at the Crocadero" (Black and White)
"I Got Plenty of Mutton"
"Porky's Romance" (Black and White)

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 11: Wartime Cartoons:
"Daffy the Commando"
"Herr Meets Hare"
"Plane Daffy"
"Hop and Go" (Black and White)
"Falling Hare"
"Draftee Daffy"
"Scrap Happy Daffy" (Black and White)
"Super Rabbit"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 12: The Lost Cartoons:
"So Much for So Little"
"Drafty, Isn't It?"
"Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid" (Black and White)
"Lady, Play Your Mandolin!" (Black and White)
"Bosko and Honey" (Black and White)
"Coming! Snafu!" (Black and White/Private Snafu)
"The Isle of Pingo-Pongo"
"Porky Blooper" (Black and White)
"Any Bonds Today?"
"Norman Normal"

DVD:
(Bonus Cartoons Highlighted in Black)

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 1:
"I Love to Singa"
"Sittin' on the Backyard Fence" (Black and White)
"Katnip Kollege"
"Have You Got Any Castles?"
"Buddy's Showboat" (Black and White)
"Hold Anything" (Black and White)
"Honeymoon Hotel"
"Smile, Darn, Ya Smile!" (Black and White)
"Buddy's Beer Garden" (Black and White)
"A Wild Hare" (Original)
"Porky's Duck Hunt" (Black and White)
"I Haven't Got a Hat"
"Devil May Hare"
"A Tale of Two Kitties"
"Life with Feathers"
"Walky Talky Hawky"
"Odor-Able Kitty"
"Gold Diggers of '49" (Black and White)
"Egghead Rides Again"
"Cinderella Meets Fella"
"A Feud There Was"
"Plane Dippy" (Black and White)
"Thugs with Dirty Mugs"
"Cross-Country Detours"
"Daffy Duck and Egghead"
"All This and Rabbit Stew"
"Porky's Badtime Story" (Black and White)
"Wabbit Twouble"
"Horton Hatches the Egg"
"Hare Ribbin'" (The Director's Cut)
"The Hep Cat"
"Porky in Wackyland" (Black and White)
"A Corny Concerto"
"The Great Piggy Bank Robbery"
"Africa Squeaks" (Black and White)
"The Big Snooze"
"Porky's Ant" (Black and White)
"The Night Watchman"
"Rabbit Fire"
"Porky's Cafe" (Black and White)
"The Dover Boys"
"Rabbit of Seville"
"Fast and Furry-Ous"
"Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century"
"What's Opera Doc?"
"Bosko's Picture Show" (Black and White/unedited version)
"Bosko in Dutch" (Black and White)
"Knighty, Knight Bugs"
"The Three Little Bops"
"Speedy Gonzales"
"You Oughta Be in Pictures" (Black and White)
"Hare Trigger"
"Tweetie Pie"
"Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips"
"Birds Anonymous"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 2:
"Naughty Neighbors" (Black and White)
"Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears"
"Often an Orphan"
"Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid"
"Porky and Gabby" (Black and White)
"Rabbit's Kin"
"Two Gophers from Texas"
"House-Hunting Mice"
"Porky and Daffy" (Black and White)
"The Stupor Salesman"
"Hare Tonic"
"Canned Feud"
"Porky's Super Service" (Black and White)
"The Wise-Quacking Duck"
"Baby Bottleneck"
"Book Revue" (Original)
"The Coo-Coo Nut Grove"
"Daffy Duck in Hollywood"
"Hollywood Steps Out"
"Porky's Midnight Matinee" (Black and White)
"What's Cookin', Doc?"
"Hollywood Daffy"
"Clean Pastures"
"The Woods are Full of Cuckoos"
"Slick Hare"
"Porky's Poultry Plant" (Black and White)
"The Swooner Crooner"
"Nasty Quacks"
"Porky Pig's Feat" (Black and White)
"Hare Remover"
"Porky at the Crocadero" (Black and White)
"I Got Plenty of Mutton"
"Porky's Romance" (Black and White)
"Speaking of the Weather"
"Daffy the Commando"
"Herr Meets Hare"
"Plane Daffy"
"Hop and Go" (Black and White)
"Falling Hare"
"Draftee Daffy"
"Scrap Happy Daffy" (Black and White)
"Super Rabbit"
"Meet John Doughboy" (Black and White)
"So Much for So Little"
"Drafty, Isn't It?"
"The Door"
"Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid" (Black and White)
"Hittin' the Trail for Halleujah Land" (Black and White)
"Bosko and Honey" (Black and White)
"Coming! Snafu!" (Black and White/Private Snafu)
"The Isle of Pingo-Pongo"
"Porky Blooper" (Black and White)
"Any Bonds Today?"
"Norman Normal"
"Buddy's Circus" (Black and White)

What are some of your ideas?

-Pietro

[Sveven Dvorking]

All pre-48s remastered from original negatives

Only on VHS, I don't like DVDs (although I can play them)

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 1: Mexican Characters
"The Lady in Red" (original titles)
"My Little Buckeroo" (original titles)
"Little Pancho Vanilla"
"Mexican Joyride"
"Cat-Tails for Two"
"Speedy Gonzales"
"Two Crows from Tacos"
"Crow's Feat"
"Mexican Mouse-Piece"
"See Ya Later, Gladiator"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 2: Indian Characters
"Injun Trouble" (1938, B&W)
"Tom-Tom Tomcat"
"Horse Hare"
"Sweet Sioux" (original titles)
"Sioux Me" (original titles)
"The Oily American"
"Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt"
"A Feather in his Hare"
"Hocus Pocus Pow-Wow"
"Injun Trouble" (1969)

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 3: Early Color Cartoons, part 1
"Honeymoon Hotel"
"Beauty and the Beast"
"Those Beautiful Dames"
"Pop goes Your Heart"
"Mr. and Mrs. is the Name"
"Country Boy"
"I Haven't got a Hat"
"Along Flirtation Walk"
"My Green Fedora"
"Into Your Dance"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 4: Early Color Cartoons, part 2
"Country Mouse" (original titles)
"The Merry Old Soul" (original titles)
"Little Dutch Plate" (original titles)
"Billboard Frolics"
"Flowers for Madame" (original titles)
"I Wanna Play House"
"The Cat Came Back" (original titles)
"Miss Glory"
"I'm a Big Shot Now" (original titles)
"The Hep Cat" (original titles)

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 5: Best of Egghead
"Egghead Rides Again"
"Little Red Walking Hood" (original titles)
"Daffy Duck and Egghead" (original titles)
"Cinderella Meets Fella"
"A Feud There Was" (original titles)
"Johnny Smith and Poker-Huntas" (original titles)
"A-Lad-In Baghdad"
"Count Me Out"
"A Day at the Zoo" (with original titles)
"Believe it or Else"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 6: B&W MM one-shots
"Red-Headed Baby"
"Pagan Moon"
"One Step Ahead of My Shadow"
"Young and Healthy"
"Shuffle off to Buffalo"
"I've got to Sing a Torch Song"
"Sittin' on a Backyard Fence"
"Pettin' in the Park"
"Shake Your Powder Puff"
"Rhythm in the Bow"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 7: B&W LT one-shots
"The Haunted Mouse"
"Joe Glow the Firefly"
"Saps in Chaps"
"Hobby Horse Laffs"
"Gopher Goofy"
"Wacky Blackout"
"The Ducktators"
"Eatin' on the Cuff"
"Hop and Go"
"Puss N' Booty"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 8: The Censored 11
"Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land" (B&W)
"Sunday go to Meetin' Time" (original titles)
"Clean Pastures"
"Uncle Tom's Bungalow"
"Jungle Jitters"
"The Isle of Pingo Pongo" (original titles)
"All This and Rabbit Stew"
"Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs"
"Tin Pan Alley Cats"
"Angel Puss"
"Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears" (original titles)

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 9: Southern Cartoons
"Daffy's Southern Exposure" (B&W)
"Walky Talky Hawky" (original titles)
"Mississippi Hare"
"Swallow the Leader"
"Dog Gone South"
"Southern Fried Rabbit" -uncut
"Feather Dusted"
"Backwoods Bunny"
"Crockett-Doodle-Do"
"The Dixie Fryer"

Golden Age of LT/MM volume 10: Bears
"The Chewin' Bruin" (B&W)
"Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears"
"What's Brewin', Bruin? (original titles)
"The Bee-Deviled Bruin"
"Bear Feat"
"A Bear for Punishment"
"The Iceman Ducketh"
"Suppressed Duck"
any 1 other WB cartoon that features a bear

[PlopKat]

How about The Unbearable Bear or Hare Remover for your last bear cartoon?

BTW, what do you prefer about the VHS format over DVDs? Just curious...

-PlopKat

[Patrick McCart]

Animation doesn't get "strobed" on DVD's, if that's why you don't like them.

My Fantasia and Fantasia 2K DVD's have such high video quality that you can see paint and pastel textures and for "2K," the watercoloring textures for the Carnival Of The Animals segment.

Here's some perks that DVD's have that VHS doesn't have:

300x the resolution of VHS
Around 4 hours of ultra-high quality MPEG II video on each side (double layer)
Dolby Digital 5.1 sound (and DTS, depending on disc)

Disney is releasing some Mickey and Silly Symphony DVD's and they're putting a whopping 26 cartoons on each disc!

If WB could find the original sound recordings of sound effects, dialogue, and music for the cartoons, they could remix the cartoons in true surround sound (the digital remix would also clear up the cartoon's audio a lot)

I hate mentioning this, but as soon as DVD recording becomes as cheap as popping a tape into your VCR and recording the latest installment of Acme Hour, VHS is going to become REALLY hard to find.

www.thedigitalbits.com

[Tintin]

My pics for GOALT on VHS/DVD are the post-1948 shorts:

VHS:

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 1: Musical Masterpieces
"Baton Bunny"
"Long-Haired Hare"
"One Froggy Evening"
"The Rabbit of Seville"
"The Three Little Bops"
"What's Opera, Doc?"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 2: Firsts
"Porky's Hare Hunt" - B&W
"Porky's Duck Hunt"- B&W
"Fast and Furry-Ous"
"Sinkin' in the Bathtub" - B&W
"Devil May Hare"
"Cat-Tails for Two"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 3: The World according Porky Pig
"Porky in Wackyland" - B&W
"Porky in Egypt" - B&W
"Polar Pals" - B&W
"Ali Baba Bound" - B&W
"The Timid Toreador" - B&W
"Dough for the Do-Do"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 4: Robert McKimson
"Lovelorn Leghorn"
"Bedevilled Rabbit"
"Boobs in the Woods"
"Pop 'im Pop!"
"Big Top Bunny"
"The Honey-Mousers"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 5: Chuck Jones
"Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century"
"For Scent-imental Reasons"
"Feed the Kitty"
"Duck Amuck"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"
"Zoom and Bored"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 6: Friz Freleng
"Birds Anonymous"
"You Ought to Be in Pictures" - B&W
"Bosko in Person" - B&W
"Speedy Gonzales"
"Knighty Knight Bugs"
"Kit for Cat"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 7: Bugs Bunny By Each Director
"A-Lad-in His Lamp"
"High Diving Hare"
"Bowery Bugs"
"Rabbit Fire"
"Hare-abian Nights"
"A Witch's Tangled Hare"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 8: 1940's Zanies
"Daffy Dilly"
"Daffy Duck Hunt"
"Often an Orphan"
"The Foghorn Leghorn"
"The Windblown Hare"
"Bad Ol' Putty Tat"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 9: Horray for Hollywood
"Hare Do"
"Curtain Razor"
"The Scarlet Pumpernickel"
"What's Up, Doc?"
"Past Perfumance"
"Show Biz Bugs"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 10: The Art of Bugs
"Ballot Box Bunny"
"Water, Water, Every Hare"
"Rabbit's Kin"
"Rabbit Seasoning"
"Hare-Way to the Stars"
"Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare"

DVD: (Bonus pre-1948 cartoon highlited in red)

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 1:
"Smile, Darn Ya, Smile" - B&W
"Baton Bunny"
"Long-Haired Hare"
"One Froggy Evening"
"The Rabbit of Seville"
"The Three Little Bops"
"What's Opera, Doc?"
"Porky's Hare Hunt"
"Porky's Duck Hunt"
"A Tale of Two Kitties"
"Fast and Furry-ous"
"Sinkin' in the Bathtub"
"Devil May Hare"
"Cat-Tails for Two"
"Porky in Wackyland"
"Porky in Egypt"
"Polar Pals"
"Ali Baba Bound"
"The Timid Toreador"
""Wagon Heels"
"Dough for the Do-Do"
"Lovelorn Leghorn"
"Bedevilled Rabbit"
"Boobs in the Woods"
"Daffy Doodles"
"Pop 'im Pop!"
"Big Top Bunny"
"The Honey-Mousers"
"Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century"
"For Scent-imental Reasons"
"Feed the Kitty"
"Duck Amuck"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"
"Little Lion Hunter"
"Zoom and Bored"

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Vol. 2:
"Birds Anonymous"
"You Ought to Be in Pictures"
"Bosko in Person"
"Speedy Gonzales"
"Pigs in a Polka"
"Knighty Knight Bugs"
"Kit for Cat"
"The Heckling Hare"
"A-Lad-in His Lamp"
"The Old Grey Hare"
"High Diving Hare"
"Rabbit Fire"
"Hare-abian Nights"
"Hare Remover"
"A Witch's Tangled Hare"
"Daffy Dilly"
"Daffy Duck Hunt"
"Often an Orphan"
"The Foghorn Leghorn"
"The Windblown Hare"
"Bad Ol' Putty Tat"
"Book Revue"
"Hare Do"
"Curtain Razor"
"What's Cookin, Doc?"
"The Scarlet Pumpernickel"
"What's Up, Doc?"
"Past Perfumance"
"Show Biz Bugs"
"Tortoise Wins By a Hare"
"Ballot Box Bunny"
"Water, Water, Every Hare"
"Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid"
"Rabbit's Kin"
"Rabbit Seasoning"
"Hare-Way to the Stars"
"Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare"

[Pietro]

Wait.....how come it says "PlopKat" started this thread?

-Pietro:confused:

[Jack]

Originally posted by Pietro Shakarian
Wait.....how come it says "PlopKat" started this thread?

-Pietro:confused:
The board has mysterious gremlins that occasionally switch names. None of the TZ higher-ups knows why it happens yet.


Jack :D

[Tintin]

That's my idea for new GAOLT DVD Box Set and new Cartoon Classics/Cartoon Mega Pack new DVD series:

THE GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TUNES VOL. 1

Disc 1 - SCREWBALL MUSIC
"Sinkin' in the Bathtub" (B&W)
"I've Got to Sing a Torch Song" (B&W)
"How Do I Know It's Sunday?" (B&W)
"Shake Your Powder Puff" (B&W)
"One Froggy Evening"
"High Note"

Disc 2 - FIRSTS
"Porky's Hare Hunt" (B&W)
"Porky's Duck Hunt" (B&W)
"Fast and Furry-ous"
"Buddy's Day Out" (B&W)
"Devil May Hare"
"Cat-Tails for Two"

Disc 3 - THE WORLD ENOUGH PORKY PIG
"Porky in Wackyland" (B&W)
"Porky in Egypt" (B&W)
"Polar Pals" (B&W)
"Ali Baba Bound" (B&W)
"The Timid Toreador" (B&W)
"Dough for the Do-Do"

Disc 4 - CHUCK JONES
"Rabbit of Seville"
"Duck Dodgers in 241/2th Century"
"For Scent-imental Reasons"
"Duck Amuck"
"Feed the Kitty"
"What's Opera, Doc?"

Disc 5 - FRIZ FRELENG
"Birds Anonymous"
"High Diving Hare"
"Three Little Bops"
"Speedy Gonzales"
"Knighty Knight Bugs"
"You Ought to Be in Pictures" (B&W)

Disc 6 - ROBERT McKIMSON
"A-Lad-in His Lamp"
"Boobs in the Woods"
"Bedevilled Rabbit"
"Pop 'im Pop"
"Lovelorn Leghorn"
"Big Top Bunny"

Disc 7 - THE BEST BITS OF BUGS BUNNY
"My Bunny Lies Over the Sea"
"Bully for Bugs"
"Rabbit Fire"
"Long-Haired Hare"
"Ali Baba Bunny"
"Baton Bunny"

Disc 8 - 1940's ZANIES
"Daffy Duck Hunt"
"Often an Orphan"
"Hillbilly Hare"
"Bad Ol' Putty Tat"
"Lion's Busy"
"Daffy Filly"

Disc 9 - HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD
"Hare Do"
"Curtain Razor"
"The Scarlet Pumpernickel"
"What's Up, Doc?"
"Past Perfumance"
"Show Biz Bugs"

Disc 10 - THE ART OF BUGS
"Ballot Box Bunny"
"Water, Water, Every Hare"
"Rabbit's Kin"
"Rabbit Seasoning"
"Hare-Way to the Stars"
"Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare"

THE GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TUNES VOL. 2

Disc 1 - BUDDY
"Buddy's Show Boat" (B&W)
"Buddy the Gob" (B&W)
"Buddy's Bearcats" (B&W)
"Viva Buddy" (B&W)
"Buddy of the Legion" (B&W)
"Buddy's Bug Hunt" (B&W)

Disc 2 - EARLY WABITS
"Porky's Building" (B&W)
"Hare Splitter"
"Operation: Rabbit"
"Robot Rabbit"
"Rabbit Romeo"
"Pre-Hysterical Hare"

Disc 3 - FELINE FOLIES
"Hippety Hopper"
"Canned Feud"
"Greedy for Tweety"
"Wild Over You"
"Cheese Chasers"
"Kit for Cat"

Dsic 4 - FRIZ FRELENG
"Notes to You" (B&W)
"Tweety's S.O.S."
"I Gopher You"
"Hare Trimmed"
"Bugs and Thugs"
"Stork Naked"

Disc 5 - CHUCK JONES
"Scent-imental Romeo"
"Beep Beep"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"
"Forward March Hare"
"Claws for Alarm"
"From a to Z-z-z-z"

Disc 6 - AVERY & DAVIS
"Golddigers of '49" (B&W)
"Plane Dippy" (B&W)
"Picador Porky" (B&W)
"Holiday for Drumsticks"
"Odor of the Day"
"Bowery Bugs"

Disc 7 - FABLES & FAIRY TALES
"Pied Piper Porky" (B&W)
"Knights Must Fall"
"Little Red Rodent Hood"
"Bewitched Bunny"
"Tweety and the Beanstalk"
"Goldimouse and the Three Cats"

Disc 8 - THE ART OF DAFFY
"Duck, Rabbit, Duck"
"My Little Duckaroo"
"Drip-Along Daffy"
"His Better Half"
"Don't Axe Me"
"Robin Hood Daffy"

Disc 9 - BEST SUPPORTING PLAYERS
"Strife with Father"
"Mouse Wreckers"
"A Bone for a Bone"
"A Hound for Trouble"
"Steal Wool"
"Kiss me Cat"

Disc 10 - VARIATIONS ON A THEME
"Jumpin' Jupiter"
"Lighter Than Hare"
"Rocket-Bye Baby"
"Mad as a Mars Hare"
"Rocket Squad"
"Hasty Hare"

THE GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TUNES VOL. 3

Disc 1 - BOSKO
"The Booze Hangs High" (B&W)
"Box Car Blues" (B&W)
"The Big Man from the North" (B&W)
"Bosko's Fox Hunt" (B&W)
"Ride Him Bosko" (B&W)
"Bosko in Person" (B&W)

Disc 2 - BUGS BUNNY
"Rabbit Every Monday"
"Upswept Hare"
"The Windblown Hare"
"No Parking Hare"
"Mutiny on the Bunny"
"Beanstalk Bunny"

Disc 3 - CHUCK JONES
"Porky's Cafe" (B&W)
"Bunny Hugged"
"A Bear for Punishment"
"Sheep Ahoy"
"Gee Whiz-z-z-z"
"Two Scents Worth"

Disc 4 - ROBERT McKIMSON
"Rebel Rabbit"
"A Fratured Leghorn"
"Dog Collared"
"Who's Kitten Who?"
"Design for Leaving"
"Bill of Hare"

Disc 5 - EARLY FRIZ FRELENG
"Mouse Mazurka"
"Golden Yeggs"
"Ant Pasted"
"Sandy Claws"
"Here Today, Gone Tamale"
"Honey's Money"

Disc 6 - TASHLIN/CLAMPETT
"Porky's Poultry Plant" (B&W)
"Scrap Happy Daffy" (B&W)
"Puss 'n' Booty" (B&W)
"The Daffy Doc" (B&W)
"Naughty Neighbords" (B&W)
"The Henpecked Duck" (B&W)

Disc 7 - TELEVISION TOONS
"Wideo Wabbit"
"The Honey-Mousers"
"This is a Life?"
"Tree Cornered Tweety"
"The Mouse That Jack Built"
"People Are Bunny"

Disc 8 - ROAD RUNNER & WILE E. COYOTE
"Going! Going! Gosh!"
"Ready, Set, Zoom!"
"Zipping Along"
"Guided Muscle"
"Zoom and Bored"
"Whoa Be-Gone"

Disc 9 - PORKY & DAFFY
"Porky and Daffy" (B&W)
"Porky's Bear Facts" (B&W)
"Daffy's Southern Exposure" (B&W)
"Porky Pig's Feat" (B&W)
"You Were Never Duckier"
"Scaredy Cat"

Disc 10 - POLITICALLY IN CORRECT
"Africa Squeaks" (B&W)
"Tom-Tom Tomcat"
"Tabasco Road"
"The Ducktators" (B&W)
"China Jones"
"Caveman Inki"

THE GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TUNES VOL. 4

Disc 1 - BUGS BUNNY
"Hot Cross Bunny"
"Bunker Hill Bunny"
"8 Ball Bunny"
"Compressed Hare"
"The Million-Hare"
"Rabbit Rampage"
"Box Office Bunny"

Disc 2 - EARLY CHUCK JONES
"Bear Feat"
"Double or Mutton"
"Go Fly a Kit"
"Boyhood Daze"
"To Itch His Own"
"Nelly's Folly"

Disc 3 - ROBERT McKIMSON
"Swallow the Leader"
"A Fox in a Fix"
"Corn Plastered"
"The Turn-Tale Wolf"
"The oily American"
"Cheese it the Cat"

Disc 4 - CARTOON ALL-STARS
"Riff Raffy Daffy"
"There They Go-Go-Go"
"The Stupor Salesman"
"Putty Tat Trouble"
"Cats A-Weigh"
"The Cat's Bah"

Disc 5 - FOGHORN LEGHORN
"The Foghorn Leghorn"
"Little Boy Boo"
"Hen House Henery"
"The Leghorn Blows at Midnight"
"Sock-a-Doodle-Do"
"Plop Goes the Weasel"

Disc 6 - FRANTIC SIXTIES
"The Mouse on 57th Street"
"Martian Through Georgia"
"I Was a Teenage Thumb"
"Now Hear This"
"Bartholomew Versus the Wheel"
"Senorella and the Glass Huarache"

Disc 7 - SPEEDY GONZALES
"Gonzales' Tamales"
"Tortilla Flaps"
"West of the Pesos"
"The Pied Piper of Guadalupe"
"Chili Weather"
"Cannery Woe"

Disc 8 - THE VARIOUS DIRECTORS
"Ain't Nature Grand" (B&W)
"Rythm in the Bow" (B&W)
"Buddy's Beer Garden" (B&W)
"The Phantom Ship" (B&W)
"Peetin' in the Park" (B&W)
"Hop and Go" (B&W)

Disc 9 - CLAUDE CAT
"The Hypo-Chondri-Cat"
"Two's a Crowd"
"Mouse Warming"
"Terrier Stricken"
"Feline Frame-up"
"No Barking"

Disc 10 - MERRIE MELODIES
"Sittin' on a Backyard Fence" (B&W)
"Goin' to Heaven on a Mule" (B&W)
"Dough Ray Me-ow"
"Wild Wife"
"Goo Goo Goliath"
"Cat Feud

THE GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TUNES VOL. 5

Disc 1 - BLACK AND WHITE CLASSICS
"Hold Anything" (B&W)
"Buddy and Towser" (B&W)
"Why Do I Dreams These Dreams" (B&W)
"A Cartoonist's Nightmare" (B&W)
"Eatin' on the Cuff" (B&W)
"Tokio Jokio" (B&W)

Disc 2 - FRIZ FRELENG
"Bosko's Picture Show" (B&W)
"The Miller's Daughter" (B&W)
"Buddy's Trolley trouble" (B&W)
"Saps in Chaps" (B&W)
"Pizzicato Pussycat"
"Two Crows from Tacos"

Disc 3 - McKIMSON FOLLIES
"It's Hummer Time"
"Sleepy-Time Possum"
"Kiddin' the Kitten"
"There Auto Be a Law"
"Easy Perckin's"
"Gone Batty"

Disc 4 - SUPPORTING PLAYERS
"The Bee-Deviled Bruin"
"A Sheep in the Deep"
"Dog Gone South"
"A Ham in a Role"
"Early to Bet"
"Chow Hound"

Disc 5 - PESKY PETS
"The Haunted Mosue" (B&W)
"A Peck o' Trouble"
"Much Ado About Nutting"
"A Waggily Tale"
"Dog Tales"
"Mice Follies"

Disc 6 - BOSKO AND BUDDY
"Bosko Shipwrecked" (B&W)
"Battling Bosko" (B&W)
"Bosko's Party" (B&W)
"Buddy the detective" (B&W)
"Buddy's Adventures" (B&W)
"Buddy the Gee Man" (B&W)

Disc 7 - ANIMAL ANTICS
"The Fire Alarm" (B&W)
"Gopher Goofy" (B&W)
"Wacky Blackout" (B&W)
"Punch Trunk"
"Mouse-Placed Kitten"
"Mixed Master"

Disc 8 - THE LOST TOONS
"So Much for so Little"
"Orange Blossoms for Violet"
"Drafty Isn't it?"
"The Adventures of the Road Runner"
"Philbert"

and now, that's CARTOON CLASSICS.

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 1

"Sandy Claws"
"Here Today, Gone Tamale"
"The Mouse That Jack Built"
"The Honey-Mousers"
"Tree Cornered Tweety"
"A Bear for Punishment"
"Gee Whiz-z-z-z"
"Two Scents Worth"
"A Fractured Leghorn"
"Bill of Hare"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 2

"Bowery Bugs"
"Tweety's S.O.S."
"Bugs and Thugs"
"Little Red Rodent Hood"
"Goldimouse and the Three Cats"
"Lighter Than Hare"
"Mad as a Mars Hare"
"Rocket-Bye Baby"
"Mouse Wreckers"
"Kiss me Cat"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 3

"Greedy for Tweety"
"Hippety Hopper"
"Canned Feud"
"Wild Over You"
"Kit for Cat"
"Cheese Chasers"
"Pizzicato Pussycat"
"Two Crows from Tacos
"There Auto Be a Law"
"Easy Perckin's"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 4

"You Were Never Duckier"
"Scaredy Cat"
"China Jones"
"Caveman Inki"
"8 Ball Bunny"
"Hot Cross Bunny"
"The Million-Hare"
"Bunker Hill Bunny"
"Compressed Hare"
"Box Office Bunny"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 5

"A Bone for a Bone"
"Strife with Father"
"A Hound for Trouble"
"Steal Wool"
"Scent-imental Romeo"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"
"Beep Beep"
"Froward March Hare"
"Claws for Alarm"
"From a to Z-z-z-z"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 6

"Cats A-Weigh"
"Corn Plastered"
"Plop Goes the Weasel"
"I Was a Teenage Thumb"
"Senorella and the Glass Huarache"
"The Mouse on 57th Street"
"Now Hear This"
"Bartholomew Versus the Wheel"
"Martian Through Georgia"
"Gonzales' Tamales"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 7

"Riff Raffy Daffy"
"The Turn-Tale Wolf"
"Swallow the Leader"
"Cheese it the Cat"
"The Stupor Salesman"
"The Cat's Bah"
"A Fox in a Fix"
"The Oily American"
"Sock-a-Doodle-Do"
"Putty Tat Trouble"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 8

"Chili Weather
"Rabbit Rampage"
"Boyhood Daze"
"Double or Mutton"
"Bear Feat"
"Go Fly a Kit"
"To Itch His Own"
"Nelly's Folly"
"There They Go-Go-go"
"Hen House Henery"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 9

"Jumpin' Jupiter"
"Holiday for Drumsticks"
"Stork Naked"
"Rocket Squad"
"Duck, Rabbit, Duck"
"Robin Hood Daffy"
"My Little Duckaroo"
"Drip-Along Daffy"
"Don't Axe Me"
"His Better Half"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 10

"Hare Trimmed"
"Hare Splitter"
"Pre-Hysterical Hare"
"Robot Rabbit"
"Operation: Rabbit"
"Rabbit Romeo"
"Hasty Hare"
"Knights Must Fall"
"Bewitched Bunny"
"Tweety and the Beanstalk"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 11

"Rabbit Every Monday"
"The Windblown hare"
"Beanstalk Bunny"
"Upswept Hare"
"No Parking Hare"
"Mutiny on the Bunny"
"Bunny hugged"
"Wideo Wabbit"
"This is a Life?"
"People Are Bunny"

CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. 12

"Rebel Rabbit"
"Who's Kitten Who"
"Design for Leaving"
"Golden Yeggs"
"Going, Going, Gosh"
"Ready, Set, Zoom"
"Whoa Be-Gone!"
"Guided Muscle"
"Zipping Along"
"Zoom and Bored"

That's the end!

I am lies! :D :p :D

CARTOON MEGA PACK VOL. 1

"Bugs and Thugs"
"Little Red Rodent Hood"
"Goldimouse and the Three Cats"
"Lighter Than Hare"
"Mad as a Mars Hare"
"Rocket-Bye Baby"
"Mouse Wreckers"
"Kiss me Cat"
"A Hound for Trouble"
"A Bone for a Bone"
"Steal Wool"
"Scent-imental Romeo"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"
"Forward March Hare"
"Claws for Alarm"
"Greedy for Tweety"
"Hippety Hopper"
"Wild Over You"

CARTOON MEGA PACK VOL. 2

"Hasty Hare"
"Knights Must Fall"
"Bewitched Bunny"
"Tweety and the Beanstalk"
"Jumpin' Jupiter"
"Holiday for Drumsticks"
"Stork Naked"
"Rocket Squad"
"Duck! Rabbit! Duck!"
"Robin Hood Daffy"
"My Little Duckaroo"
"Drip-Along Daffy"
"Don't Axe Me"
"His Beter Half"
"Bowery Bugs"
"Tweety's S.O.S."
"Hare Splitter"
"Pre-Hysterical Hare"
"Robot Rabbit"
"Operation: Rabbit"

CARTOON MEGA PACK VOL. 3

"Ready, Set, Zoom!"
"Whoa Be-Gone"
"Guided Muscle"
"Zipping Along"
"Zoom and Bored"
"You Were Never Duckier"
"Scaredy Cat"
"China Jones"
"Caveman Inki"
"8 Ball Bunny"
"Hot Cross Bunny
"The Million-Hare"
"Bunker Hill Bunny"
"Compressed Hare"
"Box Office Bunny"
"Rabbit Rampage"
"Bear Feat"
"Go Fly a Kit"
"To Itch His Own"

That's really the end!! :)

[TheRedEye]

Call me crazy, but I think I'd rather just see them chronologically.

[Daniel P]

Was the Porky Blooper part of a certain cartoon, or was it extra? I've seen it before and don't know where it came from.

[Jack]

Originally posted by dacp3
Was the Porky Blooper part of a certain cartoon, or was it extra? I've seen it before and don't know where it came from.
For a few years, Warner Bros. would assemble a "blooper reel" to show within the studio. One year, the cartoon studio decided to contribute, but because cartoons can't have bloopers, they specially created one. Porky's Blooper didn't come from a cartoon, it was just made for a special occasion as a joke. The public wouldn't have seen it.



Jack :D

[Pilmedium]

Originally posted by TheRedEye
Call me crazy, but I think I'd rather just see them chronologically.

I agree with that. Rather than having cartoons from different time periods grouped together, they should be done year-by-year.

[snowpeck]

I too would rather just see them released chronologically, although it would probably be in Warner's best interest to start with the late 30s/early 40s era and go back and pick up the early ones later simply because a DVD set of the early 30s cartoons is not going to draw the same amount of sales the later ones will. Sure we'll run out and buy copies, but the average consumer is going to care about DVDs of the more famous characters like Bugs and Daffy more.


Greg

[pudealee]

I agree - I would rather see them released chronologically. I would be willing to bet that if WB released a "complete" set and if they put a hefty price on it, they would sell like hotcakes. Maybe release two versions - a "Collector's Edition" and a more Casual edition for the non-hardcore LT/MM fans.


Originally posted by snowpeck
I too would rather just see them released chronologically, although it would probably be in Warner's best interest to start with the late 30s/early 40s era and go back and pick up the early ones later simply because a DVD set of the early 30s cartoons is not going to draw the same amount of sales the later ones will. Sure we'll run out and buy copies, but the average consumer is going to care about DVDs of the more famous characters like Bugs and Daffy more.


Greg

[Pilmedium]

I guess it would make sense to release later years first, if people who buy the first releases are more likely to get the other ones.

[BugsandTweety]

As I see it the best way to go about this is to start with character releases. Tweety & Sylvester's entire 42 cartoon series could be a 2-disc set and the Road Runner series (including the DePatie-Frelengs)
could be similarly marketed. Same for Foghorn, Pepe, and Speedy. 2-disc sets for each. Bugs would have a mega set, probably 8 discs comprising his full career in chronological order. And likewise would be the case for Daffy and Porky. So, we'd have:

The Bugs Bunny Mega Set DVD
The Daffy Duck Mega Set DVD
The Porky Pig Mega Set DVD
The Tweety and Sylvester DVD 2-disc Set
The Road Runner & Wile E. Coyotr DVD 2-disc set
The Foghorn Leghorn DVD 2-disc set
The Pepe Le Pew DVD 2-disc set
The Speedy Gonzales DVD 2-disc set

Following this, we get themed DVD sets incorporating the remainder of the cartoon output. Musical Cartoons would be a hot seller and it could be made into a 3-disc set to include many of the early B&Ws as well as "One Froggy Evening", "Three Little Bops", etc.. It might be an idea to include a few related character cartoons in these sets
to increase their sales potential among people primarily interested in ther major characters. There could be Cat and Mouse themed discs that would of course include Hubie and Bertie, the Honey Mousers, and several solo Sylvesters. And a Fairy Tale themed set that would of course include all cartoons of that sort, thereby incorporating yet more solo Sylvesters like "Little Red Rodent Hood" and "Goldimouse
and the Three Cats". Sons and Fathers could be a set including the Three Bears and most of the Sylvester Jr./Hippety Hopper arc, while Cats and Dogs would be another set to include the Frisky and Claude series and yet more solo Sylvesters (i.e. those with the bulldog). A wartime set would of course include most of those. And a supporting players set would include the solo Fudd cartoons, the Ralph and Sam Sheepdogs, the Goofy Gophers, several of the Jones, Freleng, and McKimson one-shots, and the remaining Sylvester solo cartoons.

This would seem the safest way for Warner to market the DVDs.
Chronological discs are an ideal configuration but unless they're
all released at the same time, there are bound to be problems
of marketing the cartoons for mass appeal, and to be frank, giant
DVD sets are a problem because what happens if one disc in the
set is defective? The whole set has to be returned. A lot easier to exchange defective discs in smaller sets.