MeTV Toon In With Me/Saturday Morning Cartoons 2022

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Just happened upon a huge list of Warner cartoons with edits on CN/Boomerang:

https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/...ang_Censorship

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Originally Posted by Charles Knox

The annual week long salute to Bugs Bunny returns July 25-July 29th to Toon In With ME. Curious if it will be new episodes or a repeat of last year's event with the special guests?

Based on its airing in July, my guess is a full-week repeat of the original stunt from May 2021.

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"America's Top Dummy"

Bedevilled Rabbit (Bugs - 1957 - McKimson)

The Impossible Possum (Barney Bear - 1954 - Lundy)

Nix on Hypnotricks (Popeye - 1941 - Fleischer)

A Bone For A Bone (Goofy Gophers - 1951 - Freleng)

Good Noose (Daffy - 1962 - McKimson) - heavily edited in the past, getting rid of any noose scenes, or locked-in-trunk scenes. Also previously titled "Good" (OK that's a lie!)

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"Fantastic Friday #31"

The High and the Flighty (Foghorn Leghorn, Daffy - 1956 - McKimson) - only cartoon that pairs these two.

Flying Feet (Roand & Rattfink - 1969 - Chiniquy)

What's My Lion? (Elmer - 1961 - McKimson) - one of a few shorts where Elmer Fudd does not appear with a major character such as Bugs; he is voiced here by Hal Smith, since his well-known voice, Arthur Q. Bryan had died in 1959. Smith is credited for the voice, and there is a voice credit for Blanc as well. This may have been contractural, since it appears Blanc was not used in the short.

Be Kind to Aminals (Popeye - 1935 - Fleischer) - only short where Popeye is voiced by Floyd Buckley (trivia from Bill Leff)

Horton Hatches the Egg (1942 - Clampett) - here is someone's titles recreation, with music from another cartoon. The title card is authentic and exists, but so fsr Warners has done no recreation. Cartoon runs nearly 10 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMYXPQBApMM

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Looking ahead to Bugs Bunny and Friends on 5/28, we have MeTV debuts on Sour Puss, Hollywood Canine Canteen, and The Cagey Canary

[Charles Knox]

Red Hot Riding Hood finally made its debut this morning during the MGM block.

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The Hare-Brained Hypnotist (Bugs - 1942 - Freleng)

Plop Goes the Weasel (Foghorn Leghorn - 1953 - McKimson)

Greedy for Tweety (also w/Sylvester - 1957 - Freleng)

Napoleon Bunny-Part (Bugs - 1956 - Freleng)

Senorella and the Glass Huarache (1964 - Pratt) - MeTV debut. Final cartoon produced by the original Warner Bros. studio. One of a few in the pre-1965 era with the modern stylized opening, and closing with the Big Ben/bike horn sound effects.

Hopalong Casualty (Road Runner -1960 - Jones) - 1960s return to blue-sky backgrounds

Hare Remover (Bugs, Elmer - 1946 - Tashlin/McKimson)

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"Toony the Wedding Planner"

Banty Raids (Foghorn Leghorn - 1963 - McKimson) - the addition of a beatnik rooster to annoy Foggy, in the last Foggy cartoon of the classic era (other than a cameo). His next cartoon would be in Daffy Duck's Easter Special from 1980.

Bride and Gloom (Popeye - 1954 - Sparber) - unedited; includes a brief pow-wow scene

Merry Mannequins (1937 - Iwerks)

A Taste Of Money (Roland and Rattfink - 1970 - Davis) - story from Warners Honey's Money

Devil May Hare (Bugs, Tasmanian Devil - 1954 - McKimson)

[Charles Knox]

Originally Posted by stevea

"Toony the Wedding Planner"
Bride and Gloom (Popeye - 1954 - Sparber) - unedited; includes a brief pow-wow scene

Merry Mannequins (1937 - Iwerks)

I wonder if this is the first time Toon In With ME featured an Iwerks directed cartoon?

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Here is another Color Rhapsody from Episode 233:

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards...&postcount=990

and a WB:

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards...&postcount=957

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"Stuff & Nonsense #20"

The Grey Hounded Hare (Bugs - 1949 - McKimson)

Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too (Rapid Rabbit - 1969 - McKimson)

Hold the Wire (Popeye - 1935 - Fleischer)

Little Johnny Jet (1953 - Avery) - Oscar-nominated

The Missing Mouse (Tom & Jerry - 1953 - Hanna, Barbera)

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"Wackadoodle Wednesday"

Quack Shot (Daffy, Elmer - 1954 - McKimson)

Deputy Droopy (1955 - Avery, Lah)

Notes to You (Porky - 1941 - Freleng) - remade/redone using Elmer Fudd and Sylvester, in color, as Back Alley Oproar (1948)

Much Ado About Mousing (Tom and Jerry - 1964 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Ready.. Set.. Zoom! (Road Runner - 1955 - Jones)

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"Toony & the Quiet Storm"

Solid Serenade (Tom and Jerry - 1946 - Hanna, Barbera)

Back Alley Oproar (Elmer, Sylvester - 1948 - Freleng)

Little Rural Riding Hood (1949 - Avery)

Brotherly Love (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

Swooner Crooner (Porky - 1944 - Tashlin) - Oscar-nominated; here's a good attempt at original titles recreation -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OxjwgYFfWQ