Gromit has to be the greatest cartoon dog of all time
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Wallace and Gromit rule!  Gromit has to be the greatest cartoon dog of all time.  (Eat your heart out, Mr. Sherman.)  Video quality was excellent, I had not seen Load and Death before, it met the usual high standards for quality and humor.  Definitely worth watching and not just for kids.
96444
This is the work of the new master of cartooning... it's actually ART, fine art...the "Mutts" Sunday strips in particular. Funny, too, of course. George Herriman should, and would, be flattered. Buy this and EVERY other book by Patrick M-- you won't be disappointed!  David Swartz
4760533
Its always hard to choose a 'favorite' but this is probably it for me. I can't get enough of it. I've seen it probably over 100 times and it never gets old. Its just perfect in every way from the animation to the acting to the awesome songs. Every scene is a treat to watch, nothing is wasted. I even love the evil characters. It really doesn't get any better or more magical then this. Every child and adult alike should watch this.
4728751
The Happy Tree Friends are everything that make cartoons great, plus enough blood and gore to make Tobe Hooper, Wes Craven, John Carpenter, and Sam Peckinpah proud.  Honestly, when a little cartoon critter gets smashed by a rock or blown up by dynamite, what do you expect would happen?  Thanks for being truthful, Mondo Media!  Also ingeneous is the almost complete lack of text (except for the titles and "morals" at the end) and meaningful verbal dialogue in the series (makes it very easy to export the show to overseas markets).  Volume 3 of HTF gives us nine more of the seven-minute TV series episodes.

* A Change of Heart- Disco Bear needs a heart transplant.  Will Dr. Lumpy make this operation a success?

* A Hole Lotta Love- When Cub falls down a deep hole, it's up to Sniffles' latest invention to get him out.

* Mime to Five- Mime searches for a job so he can earn money for a new unicycle.

* Blast from the Past- Sniffles takes his time machine to the distant past and teaches his ancestors how to catch ants.

* Chew Said a Mouthful- Paging Dr. Lumpy again!  This time, Nutty's sweet snack gets his jaws stuck.

* See What Develops- The Mole gets a job as a photographer, while Splendid struggles to change out of his civvies.

* Idol Curiosity- The infamous cursed Idol strikes back as Sniffles leads a jungle expedition.

* Home Is Where the Hurt Is- Handy builds a new house for Giggles, but nobody can find the way out.

* Aw Shucks- Farmer Lumpy goes to war against the crows that are after his prize ear of corn.

The creators' commentary for each of the episodes is just as hilarious as the episodes themselves; definitely play the commentary as you watch!  And of course, stay tuned for Volume 4 which should feature the episode Winging It where nervous-nelly Flaky (my favorite HTF character) has to emulate Stryker from the Airplane! movies and emergency land a jet liner.  And also the two-part final episode Double Whammy where invincible killer Flippy meets his greatest adversary:  himself!
1979436
All I have to say is that if you're a fan of the old Duck Tales cartoon, then I highly recommend getting started on watching this.  This show is clearly done by fans of the original, with just the right upgrades that makes keeps it fresh and open to new ideas, while still remaining true to its adventurous spirit.

The animation is amazing (in my opinion)!  The comic-book look and feel, with the old fashion cartoon style, was a genius move.

The characters are all done very well.  The best upgrade being Webby.  No offense to her original counter-part, but I never like the character before this new awesome version came along.  She's a mix of Mable from Gravity Falls and.... eh.... okay, fine, just Mable from Gravity Falls.  But she's still awesome!  The triplets of Huey, Dewey and Louie are all given different personalities, allowing for more development and identity.  The voice-actor for Scrooge was a great choice.  Others like Launchpad, Glomgold, Donald Duck, Mrs. Beakley are all given upgrades and/or changes that work in their favor.  Though, to be honest, I'm still having a hard time understanding Donald.

But the biggest addition to the story would have to be... actually, you know what?  I'm not even going to say it here.  It's so awesome genius of the creators to bring in this additional story-arc that it has to be seen in order to experience the excitement.

My biggest and only problems with the show is that it seems to be focusing more on the 'once-a-week/episode', side-adventures.  Don't get me wrong, those are fine and great, but they don't seem to bring much to anything, aside from being fun adventures.  I know Gravity Falls did the same, but it at least used those once-a-week/episode adventures to help explore and develop its world and characters.  We do get that once and a while, but for the most part they seem to just happen just for the sake of adventure and fun.  Now, that doesn't mean they're bad.  Quite the opposite!  It's a lot of fun.

The 2017 Ducktales reboot is one of the very few that I can say lives up to the original source material and is a lot of fun.  You can catch the first episode for free on YouTube (until Disney says otherwise) and see what all the fuss is about.  And be prepared for that theme song to haunt your thoughts once more!
2462533
It is always a hoot to read the Dog Eats Doug cartoon books. I live with kids, cats and dogs and appreciate these panels to no end. I Love Calvin and Hobbes and Dog Eats Doug is just as fresh. You can count on these cartoons to lift your spirit, ease your tension and give you some great belly laughs! Well Done!
330099
Vulgar, obscene and funny as heck. This show is one of my all time favs. A great addition to the cartoon universe. I could watch it every day!!
762038
Spongebob Squarepants is without a shadow of a doubt the single greatest cartoon in history.  The CD, no exception.
1-Theme Song: Still brings a smile to my face whenever I hear it.
2-Loop De Loop: This I will use to teach my son how to tie his shoes.  Now all I need is a son........
3-Texas Song: So sad, so very very sad.
4-Pre-Hibernation: BEST EPISODE EVER, Pantera is so metal. I liked it when Spongebob slid down the sanddune on his tounge.....
5-Ripped Pants: Very cool song, lord knows its happened to everyone at least once.
6-F.U.N.: Planktons evil verse is the best.
7-Spongebob Scardey Pants: Worst Song on the album, if thats possible......
Probably could have more songs on there, like that "Livin in the sunlight, Lovin in the moonlight" thing from the first episode where Spongebob's feeding all those anchovies. Some sound bites or classic quotes qouldnt go astray either.....
2530370
One of the top superhero cartoons of all time.
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My whole family loves Wallace and Gromit.  My children are 5 and 7 years of age and get a kick out of all the hilarious situations that Wallace finds himself in.  We always look forward to the next one.
3511178
I was first introduced to Jeff Dunham on Comedy Central. Four years later I was able to buy the video "Arguing With Myself" and I was speechless with laughter. Then I found out I could order "Spark of Insanity" introducing me to two new characters, Melvin the Superhero and Achmed the Dead Terrorist.

This video is so funny I have watched it dozens of times and it never fails to make me laugh. As much hype as Achmed and Melvin got, my very favorite puppets are Walter, Peanut, and Jose Jalepeno (on a steek). Jeff is such a good stand-up comic I could actually watch a whole hour of him without his puppets, but of course they are the whole reason for the video.

If you love comedy, if you love ventriloquists, you can't miss this one! This is guaranteed to make you laugh.
26861
What can I say?  It is absolutely amazing animation (can you believe the train scene in "The Wrong Trousers"?), and it makes me laugh.  It has been one of my favorites from the time it first came out.
665636
Family Guy is one of the most adorable and most intellectualy funny shows I have seen in a long time.  I have never laughed out loud so many times than watching this show except seeing the "Star Wars" edition.  Being a Gen-X-er and having watched the early Star Wars movies with my younger brother over a dozen times while growing up (like most my age) I found myself anticipating and quoting the original Star Wars dialogue along with the Family Guy characters then rolling into laughable hysterics when they changed something from the original script (like when Stewie waves his hand to suffocate the naysayer underling who scoffs at his lack of real estate knowledge as it pertains to the DeathStar - TOO CUTE)!

Of course, there are some really twisted moments that younger viewers shouldn't be allowed to watch (i.e. the old man who plays Ben Kenobi - while super funny, his character is distasteful - lol.  C3PO/Quagmire's character is a bit rough too).  Overall, though, this episode is fantastic and will keep you in stitches from beginning to end.  My husband and I still laugh and make reference to it if we're ever reminded of something that happened in the show.  Buy this.  Watch it when you're having a bad day or when you need a little emotional lift.  You won't regret it.
1931584
Great, intelligently funny, very well written and awesome animation!!!
2857846
Simply an awesome write up on the greatest cartoon ever created. Hanna Barbera had all the best action adventure cartoons you could ever want and a good host of them are reviewed in this book. What made this book so interesting back in the day is the episode guides and descriptions. Back in 1991, there was no internet to log onto and get the information of cartoons like this. It was a real treat to see and read, especially to bootleg cartoon collectors and fans alike. Even today, the book is still a fantastic read and well worth the time. Too bad more volumes were never produced to inventory and log the complete library of Hanna Barbera action cartoons. I have heard that that was the original intention of this book, but it never came to be. Such is life. To anyone interested, this book is one of the best written on Hanna Barbera.

FROM FUN-TASTIC!! TO THE FANTASTIC!!!!
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I am such a lover of dogs that I have absolutely no idea how wonderful, or not, this book could be for a person who does not fully appreciate them. That said, I think TIMBUKTU is an absolute work of genius! How often do you get a book that makes you belly-laugh and almost cry at the same time? The material of this story could be so depressing, but it's not! And, if you're going to assign human thoughts and emotions to an animal, it might as well be man's best friend, and you might as well go whole-hog with it.  Auster pulls this off perfectly.  The tone of the story is so precise and perfect, and there's hardly a wasted word in it. This just might be the best dog story I've ever read.
674855
I have loved this my whole entire life and so happy to have it on hi-def. Nothing is cuter than Pooh doing his "stoutness" exercises in front of the mirror, hunny hunting with Christopher Robin and all of the other Hundred-Acre Wood adventures with Tigger (he's the only one you know), Rabbit, Piglet, Owl and Eeyore. This is a classic to be enjoyed by all.