I have a theory this is Porky Pigs first official appearance, since the true creators celebrate the Warner Bros. Cartoons that year, The Bugs Bunny Show is and always will be my favorite.

Walter Lantz (1955) Spike Cellbound Directed By Pau.J Smith And Alex Lovy Herman.R Cohen Don Patterson Ray Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Clarence Whleer Daws Butler Dick Kinney Bob Johnson Al Bertino Mif Schaffer Monday 30Rd November 1955 United States Produced By Walter Lantz

The Tortoise Beats Hare opening is obviously the best Title Card of this season!

Don Patterson Raymond Jacbos Dick Kinney Bob Johnson Ray Patterson

Merrie Melodies (1962) Woody Woodpecker And Chilly Willy Buddles Thicker Than Water Directed By Charles M. Jones Michael Maleste Charles M. Jones Fred Moore Ralph Hulett Ray Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Abe Levitow Richard Thompson Ray Patterson Saturday 19Rd November 1962 United States A Chuck Jones Michael

Pau.J Smith Don Patterson Raymond Jacbos Michael Maleste Clyde Geronimi Charles M. Jones Fred Moore Ralph Wright Ralph Hulett Fred Brunish

Walter Lantz (1962) Tom And Jerry In Buddles Thicker Than Water Don Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Herman.R Cohen Clarence Whleer Art Landy Dick Kinney Al Bertino Jack Kinney Mif Schaffer Produced By Walter Lantz Directed By Alex Lovy Monday 7Rd November 1962 United States Produced By Walter Lantz

Don Patterson Raymond Jacbos

Raymond Jacobs Fred Moore Ralph Hulett Don Patterson Herman.R Cohen Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Ray Patterson Homer Brightman Alex Lovy Larry Markes Darrell Calker Clyde Geronimi Pau.J Smith

Ray Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Fred Moore Ralph Hulett Ralph Wright Fred Moore Ralph Hulett Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Abe Levitow Richard Thompson Ray Patterson Don Patterson Herman.R Cohen June Foray Philip Deguard Clyde Geronimi Pau.J Smith Disney Jack Hannah Directed By Charles M. Jones

An Chuck Jones Production Woody Woodpecker Raymond Jacobs Homer Brightman Mif Schaffer Dick Kinney Bob Johnson Al Bertino Dick Kinney Jack Kinney Don Patterson Herman.R Cohen Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Abe Levitow Richard Thompson Ray Patterson Ralph Hulett Fred Moore Ralph Wright Michael Maleste Michael Maltese Michael Lah Clyde Geronimi Pau.J Smith Alex Lovy Gene Deitch Friz Freleng Charles August Nichols Geroge Nichols Produced By Abe Levitow And Directed By Chuck Jones Regular Socko In Future Directed By Philip Deguard Saturday 28Rd September 1958 United States Produced By Chuck Jones Directed By Chuck Jones

I love this cartoon

An Chuck Jones Cartoon Production Produced By Chuck Jones Woody Woodpecker Raymond Jacbos Don Patterson Herman.R Cohen Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Abe Levitow Richard Thompson Ray Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Mif Schaffer Dick Kinney Bob Johnson Al Bertino Don Patterson Ralph Hulett Fred Brunish Saturday 28Rd September 1958 United States Produced By Walter Lantz A Walter Lantz Production Regular Socko In Morocco

Merrie Melodies (1962) The Jetsons Rosey The Robot Directed By Chuck Jones Michael Maleste Don Patterson Herman.R Cohen Grant Simmons Hanna Barbera Michael Lah Abe Levitow Richard Thompson Ray Patterson Raymond Jacbos Homer Brightman Al Bertino Dick Kinney Bob Johnson Mif Schaffer Ralph Wright Fred Moore Friday 23Rd September 1962 United States A Chuck Jones Production Produced By Chuck Jones

6:04 The sole Gene Deitch short to contain two full lion moans.

why didn't include the magilla gorilla opening ?

I like this short.

Now that Warner Archive has started putting the corrected full frame versions of the remaining widescreen cropped cartoons that have yet to be put on disc in their correct aspect ratio on the Collector’s Choice sets, it is very likely that they’ll put this one as a bonus feature in the correct aspect ratio.

Solid Serenade Music in Tex Avery

Should used this music in Tom and jerry

The actual ending of Tom and Jerry's original era. A fantastic note to end on! 10/10! (The following 18 cartoons are their own kind of era.)

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I'm diggin' the 60s vibes.😎🎵🎼

Top Cat theme song/opening is missing. 😢

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0:04 We'll never know who accidentally appears slightly jumping behind the MGM logo in this one, but it could either be an human's head, Tanner's fur being sticking out, a rat, or a hairball.

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00:00:01 I love the sound of the dragons and The year of the lion begins. 00:00:07 - 00:00:08 The clock strikes midnight, and the Chinese year of the lion begins and Fireworks exploding and the Chinese dragons are on the parade. Look at the Chinese people carrying dragons.

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Raymond Jacbos

Major changes near the end of 1933: Rudolf Ising and Hugh Harman got a big contract and moved to MGM, taking a number of the crew with them. Those who remained, with Leon Schlesinger now in full control, kept chugging along with a new music department and "I Think You're Ducky" from the Vitaphone Orchestra replacing "Get Happy".

The teachers in school called this "nonsense, time wasting, foolishness".

Yes tex avery

Tall in the trap, the Tom and Jerry cartoon kit and Carmen get it are the only episodes from this era i actually like

This is from 1961, not 1959.

Ay, wait a minute, Joe! Ain't we in the wrong picture? That title don't say nothing about Little Red Riding Hood. See?

Imagine, Milt saying that Looney Tunes are Unfair. Anyways, it's good.

The fact that "Really scent" is the only pepe le pew cartoon not directed by Chuck Jones is wrong. There is Odor of the day, 1948, Arthur Davis, and Dog Pounded, 1954, Friz Freleng, where pepe appears in the end when Sylvester dresses up as a skunk to scare the dogs that protect Tweety

A day later, Japan ruined everything.

This is not the Tom and Jerry of the cat and mouse cartoon from the late 40s - present day, this group known as Tom & Jerry was a popular radio duo of singers popular back in the 1930s that happened to score a cartoon feature from their popularity, which is what you are seeing here.