I guess, but I'd like to see all footnote worthy LTMMs on DVD at least.

Anyway, I've done some calculating and about 45% of all LTMMs aren't commonly available on DVD/Blu-Ray.

They should release every short not on DVD on the Warner Archive in the unrestored prints IMO. These days ir's literally impossible to see classics like Picador Porky, Jeepers Creepers or the pre Porky Looney Tunes.

At least a print of every short exists.

I have been saying this ever since Warner Archive was launced, but nope they allways seems to find way to release 1970s or 1980s Hanna-Barbera insteed and I don't know way.

It's because those shows have already been restored for television broadcast (mostly international). Jerry explained this hundreds of times.

They should release every short not on DVD on the Warner Archive in the unrestored prints IMO. These days ir's literally impossible to see classics like Picador Porky, Jeepers Creepers or the pre Porky Looney Tunes.

At least a print of every short exists.

I have been saying this ever since Warner Archive was launced, but nope they allways seems to find way to release 1970s or 1980s Hanna-Barbera insteed and I don't know way.

It's because those shows have already been restored for television broadcast (mostly international). Jerry explained this hundreds of times.

Still doesn't explain why they can't just release both.

They should release every short not on DVD on the Warner Archive in the unrestored prints IMO. These days ir's literally impossible to see classics like Picador Porky, Jeepers Creepers or the pre Porky Looney Tunes.

At least a print of every short exists.

I have been saying this ever since Warner Archive was launced, but nope they allways seems to find way to release 1970s or 1980s Hanna-Barbera insteed and I don't know way.

It's because those shows have already been restored for television broadcast (mostly international). Jerry explained this hundreds of times.

Bravo NicKramer! If people ask Jerry this on Stu's Show, he'll sound like a broken record! I've heard him repeat the same answer over and over again (heck, I have some episodes on my Windows PC).

I know some of us are seemingly smarter than the suits, but it's THEIR corporation and they do what they need to stay financially afloat.

They should release every short not on DVD on the Warner Archive in the unrestored prints IMO. These days ir's literally impossible to see classics like Picador Porky, Jeepers Creepers or the pre Porky Looney Tunes.

At least a print of every short exists.

I have been saying this ever since Warner Archive was launced, but nope they allways seems to find way to release 1970s or 1980s Hanna-Barbera insteed and I don't know way.

It's because those shows have already been restored for television broadcast (mostly international). Jerry explained this hundreds of times.

Bravo NicKramer! If people ask Jerry this on Stu's Show, he'll sound like a broken record! I've heard him repeat the same answer over and over again (heck, I have some episodes on my Windows PC).

I know some of us are seemingly smarter than the suits, but it's THEIR corporation and they do what they need to stay financially afloat.

Then why didn't you say it?

They should release every short not on DVD on the Warner Archive in the unrestored prints IMO. These days ir's literally impossible to see classics like Picador Porky, Jeepers Creepers or the pre Porky Looney Tunes.

At least a print of every short exists.

I have been saying this ever since Warner Archive was launced, but nope they allways seems to find way to release 1970s or 1980s Hanna-Barbera insteed and I don't know way.

It's because those shows have already been restored for television broadcast (mostly international). Jerry explained this hundreds of times.

However, not all of the 70's and 80's Hanna-Barbera shows are on DVD. Shows like CB Bears, Heavy It's The King, Yogi's Treasure Hunt, and Skatebirds (just to name a few) have yet to be released.

There are some 60's Hanna-Barbera shows like Loopy De Loop and Atom Ant that have recently been released on DVD.

Does anyone know where I can watch LTMMs not on DVD/Blu-ray? I tried Dailymotion, but some cartoons are the colourised versions and others are zoomed in to prevent infringement.

Does anyone know where I can watch LTMMs not on DVD/Blu-ray? I tried Dailymotion, but some cartoons are the colourised versions and others are zoomed in to prevent infringement.

You're going to have to google search a whole bunch of video sharing sites. All you have to do is go to Google and when results come up, browse "video".

Try looking at the length to determine the speed and pitch.

Visit your local old-fashioned movie theater's Warner Bros. cartoon festival- you may find a cartoon (or even a whole bunch of) not on DVD yet. Last time I went to one, I saw "Beanstalk Bunny" again for the first time in years and it's not out yet.

Invest in a VCR or Laserdisc player. I know it's not quick as clicking, but you can look at cartoons not avialable on DVD.



It's almost Thanksgiving, and while it is a little material to say this ,but, be grateful for the cartoons you have, officially or unoffically.........

Does anyone know where I can watch LTMMs not on DVD/Blu-ray? I tried Dailymotion, but some cartoons are the colourised versions and others are zoomed in to prevent infringement.

You're going to have to google search a whole bunch of video sharing sites. All you have to do is go to Google and when results come up, browse "video".

Try looking at the length to determine the speed and pitch.

Visit your local old-fashioned movie theater's Warner Bros. cartoon festival- you may find a cartoon (or even a whole bunch of) not on DVD yet. Last time I went to one, I saw "Beanstalk Bunny" again for the first time in years and it's not out yet.

Invest in a VCR or Laserdisc player. I know it's not quick as clicking, but you can look at cartoons not avialable on DVD.



It's almost Thanksgiving, and while it is a little material to say this ,but, be grateful for the cartoons you have, officially or unoffically.........

1. Um, I come from England, so there are never any cartoon festivals here.

2. I already looked in the videos section of Google...

3. I can't invest in an Laserdic player, because I'm not loaded. >_>

Anyway, anyone else know where I can watch Mexican Cat Dance without it being in some super small screen in 144P?

Anyway, anyone else know where I can watch Mexican Cat Dance without it being in some super small screen in 144P?

Unfortunately that's the only copy that's available to watch on the internet. I also want to note that it's a PAL copy recorded off of Boomerang in the UK, but for some reason the soundtrack is in NTSC.

Anyway, anyone else know where I can watch Mexican Cat Dance without it being in some super small screen in 144P?

Unfortunately that's the only copy that's available to watch on the internet. I also want to note that it's a PAL copy recorded off of Boomerang in the UK, but for some reason the soundtrack is in NTSC.

What? I could only find one from CN.

I'd suggest TCM airing Looney Tunes, but Cartoon Network apparently has the complete TV rights, locked, stalked, and barreled.

Anyway, anyone else know where I can watch Mexican Cat Dance without it being in some super small screen in 144P?

Unfortunately that's the only copy that's available to watch on the internet. I also want to note that it's a PAL copy recorded off of Boomerang in the UK, but for some reason the soundtrack is in NTSC.

What? I could only find one from CN.

You're right, my bad. I meant the CN UK logo.

I'd suggest TCM airing Looney Tunes, but Cartoon Network apparently has the complete TV rights, locked, stalked, and barreled.

If WB & Turner are both under new & better managements,
We can tell them to air Looney Tunes-&-Merrie Melodies on TCM in addition to Cartoon Network & Boomerang.

I'd suggest TCM airing Looney Tunes, but Cartoon Network apparently has the complete TV rights, locked, stalked, and barreled.

If WB & Turner are both under new & better managements,
We can tell them to air Looney Tunes-&-Merrie Melodies on TCM in addition to Cartoon Network & Boomerang.

Or anywhere here for that matter! >_>

I don't get why they expect us to take videos down of BW LTMMs, even though they never air on TV ever and most aren't even available on DVD/Blu-Ray.

Since the powers to be here and other sites, have a care less!!!! Become what is known as the powers of the people, a PIRATE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Find any and all sources 16mm, 35mm, VHS, Beta, VCD, DVD, Blu-Ray, Streaming and what ever else is out there. Then, find what the "SUITS" want banned from the internet (programs etc....) that allows capture of the various streams of video and audio and make your own. Yes, for a better phrase I'm a Pirate, and proud of it. In current times it is more difficult than the past.

There is the issue of PAL vs. NTSC, but with experience it can be overcome! Capture, strip and overlay.

The cartoons we seek are out there, not always as good as we collectors like, but with patience you will prevail.

Or anywhere here for that matter! >_>

I don't get why they expect us to take videos down of BW LTMMs, even though they never air on TV ever and most aren't even available on DVD/Blu-Ray.

The powers want CONTROL!!!!!

It still makes no sense to me...

It still makes no sense to me...

A lots of things don't make sense here.