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The final theatrical Droopy cartoon, being the second to last short produced by the original MGM Cartoon Studio to be released.
From Amazon Germany, with audio from the Tex Avery's Droopy - The Complete Theatrical Collection DVD
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Couple people probably know why I edited it the way I did :). Anyway i personally think these Lah directed shorts are criminally underrated but are they better than the original avery shorts? god no, especially not the remake one lol.
also youtu.be/vHFAf-Tl8rc?si=m1053yUxa7FIeVQs
Previously included on Cartoons to the Rescue but the print on that disc features heavy splices (which is what already exists on youtube, check out Gilition's upload). This is nothing new, it was originally shared with me years ago now (though I didn't save it back then), however I don't think this copy is currently on YouTube so why not?
Anywho apologies for not uploading for a bit, YouTube has not let me upload at all on PC for a long while now. Not going back to the Rocky recreations immediately, need to take care of other projects I've got but I'm just happy to be back.
[00:00 - 02:30] Intro - Plus Cocoa Puffs Ad
[02:30 - 06:31] Rocky the Flying Squirrel - Jet Fuel Formula Part 3 (with full laugh track)
[06:31 - 07:31] Commercial Break #1 (R&B for Trix; Kix)
[07:31 - 13:33] Fractured Fairy Tales - Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum
[13:33 - 14:37] Commercial Break #2 (R&B for Jets; Frosty O's)
[14:37 - 15:32] Bullwinkle's Corner - Little Miss Muffet
[15:37 - 21:04] Peabody's Improbable History - Napoleon
[21:04 - 22:04] Commercial Break #3 (Cheerios & Frosty O's)
[22:04 - 26:08] Rocky the Flying Squirrel - Jet Fuel Formula Part 4 (with full laugh track)
[26:08 - 27:08] Commercial Break #4 (Cheerios)
[27:08 - 28:46] Credits
Inspired by a recreation by Ray Pointer many years back, a more recent recreation by MindOfVictor, and the King Leonardo recreations of snooperarchive, InsertGenericUsernameHere, and MarshallTheUnderdogFanatic2021.
Upscaled to 4K for less YouTube compression, no AI was used, this was just a basic rescaling job.
This uses the Keith Scott book "The Moose That Roared" as a guide for the segments.
Credit List (note for my close friends: if any of these guys aren't the coolest I still would like to credit them for their archival work): SunsetTesnus, JohnMakesStuff/mumbley76, RetroCCN, Mark Christiansen, CrazyGmod21, The Projectionist, SmileDude02, bullwinklecanada, Historic Films, William Hohauser on vimeo, VHS (Video Home System) on archive.org, and TheSixtiesGuy.
Additional Thanks to SunsetTesnus, K10, Jacksnormal, and JohnMakesStuff.
I have now added the general mills sponsor, intro title cards versions #2, and the corrected Daws Butler credit, not really sure when these were first added to the show so for good measure i've just tacked them onto this episode
Main visuals ripped by me off various DVDs and Xumo (which does not use tape transfers unlike the early dvd releases, but also has no R&B watermark), the Rocky title card during the intro, the Fractured Fairy Tales and Peabody openings switch to other sources including tape material Season 1 and early Season 2 use on DVD to keep the Ward Productions copyright intact
Additionally the actual series title card and segment introductions switch sources but those don’t have to do with the ward copyright, rather the rocky name being erased.
This follows the structure of multiple season 1 era prints from unauthorized DVDs and VHS tapes, so it may be different from Season 2 or what’s on DVD.
audio and the scene at 5:29 from laserdisc, the restoration has said scene spliced out.
Audio from laserdisc as it doesn't sound too great on blu-ray.
Have a bit of a side project of archiving harman-ising cartoons, and figured this short would be fun to post, has always been a favorite of mine for whatever reason, i don't even think it's that good of a short lmao.
Rocky Show #2 coming out soon :)
[00:00 - 02:30] Intro (with full laugh track) - Plus Tootsie Roll Ad
[02:30 - 06:31] Rocky the Flying Squirrel - Jet Fuel Formula Part 1 (with full laugh track)
[06:31 - 07:32] Commercial Break #1 (Cheerios)
[07:32 - 13:32] Fractured Fairy Tales - Goldilocks (with full laugh track)
[13:32 - 14:32] Commercial Break #2 (Tootsie Roll)
[14:32 - 15:32] Bullwinkle's Corner - The Swing
[15:32 - 21:02] Peabody's Improbable History - Show Opening
[21:02 - 22:01] Commercial Break #3 (Trix)
[22:01 - 26:06] Rocky the Flying Squirrel - Jet Fuel Formula Part 2 (with full laugh track)
[26:06 - 27:07] Commercial Break #4 (Tootsie Roll)
[27:07 - 28:40] Credits - ABC Network ID in place of sponsor message, read a little more about it below.
Thanks for 700 subscribers everyone! Very happy to make this my milestone video.
Inspired by a recreation by Ray Pointer many years back, a more recent recreation by MindOfVictor, and the King Leonardo recreations of snooperarchive, InsertGenericUsernameHere, and MarshallTheUnderdogFanatic2021.
Upscaled to 4K for less YouTube compression, no AI was used, this was just a basic rescaling job.
Updated to include the projector commercial lead-in.
This uses the Keith Scott book "The Moose That Roared" as a guide for the segments.
Credit List (note for my close friends: if any of these guys aren't the coolest I still would like to credit them for their archival work): SunsetTesnus, JohnMakesStuff/mumbley76, RetroCCN, CrazyGmod21, The Projectionist, Jerico Dvorak, SmileDude02, FilmArchivesNYC, Historic Films, VHS (Video Home System) on archive.org, and TheSixtiesGuy.
Additional Thanks to SunsetTesnus, K10, Jacksnormal, and Johnmakesstuff.
Framerate issues are now fixed, better audio sources have been found, and the Xumo copies are now being used instead of the DVD rips along with other improved video sources.
Main visuals ripped by me off various DVDs and Xumo (which does not use tape transfers unlike the early dvd releases, but also has no R&B watermark), the Rocky title card during the intro, the Fractured Fairy Tales and Peabody openings switch to other sources including tape material Season 1 and early Season 2 use on DVD to keep the Ward Productions copyright intact
Additionally the actual series title card and segment introductions switch sources but those don’t have to do with the ward copyright, rather the rocky name being erased.
This follows the structure of multiple season 1 era prints from unauthorized DVDs and VHS tapes, so it may be different from Season 2 or what’s on DVD. Tootsie Roll commercials likely weren't produced in 59 but they seemingly didn’t produce much during the early days of television. An ABC Network ID is used as the ending sponsorship message because I can’t find anything for tootsie roll, audio and structure is taken from a SixtiesGuy print. Certain aspects of the intro/credits such as the lettering of both the Rocky the Flying Squirrel title, the Rocky and Friends title, and Daws Butler's misspelled credit were changed at certain points during the run of the first season, but for good measure I plan on only including those for this recreation.
The other Space Stars repackage show with mostly the same intro as the original show.
sadly forgot what archive.org page this is from so please let me know if you find it, would love to give credit.
Sourced from Hanna-Barbera's 50th - A Yabba Dabba Doo Celebration (1989) [and the blu-ray of Jetson: The Movie haha]
One of the lines by George O'Hanlon that was re-recorded by Jeff Bergman, just very nasally here compared to other scenes where he does the voice (this could also mean it’s just not him but i don’t have the knowledge to confirm that lol).
This is the worst filler upload I've ever had.
Directed by Robert Larsen
Uploading cause I've had it in my drafts since December.
Directed by Robert Cannon
Uploading cause I've had it in my drafts since December.
Directed by John Hubley
Full Title: Accidents Resulting from Unfamiliarity in Aircraft (or The Rover Boys in Peril), just like the rover boys title more
A semi-sequel to the 1942 Warner Bros. short, "The Dover Boys at Pimento University", even featuring narration from John McLeish.
Uploading cause I've had it in my drafts since December.
From the Mr. Peabody & Sherman 3D Blu-ray
Taken from the beginning of the 1999 Dudley Do-Right film, ripped right off of the blu-ray copy.
Uploaded as the other existing copy on youtube doesn’t have the greatest audio quality.
Audio Sources: Boomerang SVOD, Sketch the Cow's archive.org upload of 1979 ABC, CBS, and NBC Saturday Morning Cartoons.
link to that upload: archive.org/details/ABC_CBS_NBC_Saturday_Morning_Cartoons_2-10-79_WOC (thanks to MindOfVictor/ShadowKirbo0 [unsure if he’d like to be tagged] for sharing it with me and my good friend SunsetTesnus on our DFE channel)
The first cap'n crunch commercial. This one had some commentary so I swapped it out for audio from another upload but sadly i’ve failed to save the use, my apologies.
Haven’t seen this one on youtube before outside of some prediction material
In addition to the theme being removed, there were many added sound effects and a pretty bad cropping issue in the 1997 master so here's the much better looking 87 master with the original soundtrack.
Taken from a upload by RetroCCN, figured I'd upload it by itself since the only other upload of this segment in it's original form is of a pre-87 print from Siresounds, here's the full Moose-O-Rama upload: youtu.be/D-Qy9ySdX2k?si=moz8PbExWxdeqKeI
Timestamps:
[00:00 - 00:33] - DVD Introduction
[00:33 - 00:57] - Opening Credits
[00:57 - 05:55] - Hamhock Jones - The Case of the Siamese Twins
[05:55 - 09:40] - Crusader Rabbit - Crusader vs. the State of Texas (edited in)
[09:40 - 14:24] - Dudley Doright - The Ballad of Bashful Bess
[14:25 - 14:37] - Closing Credits
Featuring the first appearances of Hamhock Jones (who would not appear in any future Jay Ward Productions to my knowledge, maybe some greeting cards haha), Crusader Rabbit (who got a series picked up shortly after), and Dudley Do-Right (here as Dudley Doright, he would later have segments premiering on The Bullwinkle Show as you may already know)
Previous upload of the Dudley pilot by Lyric J.: youtu.be/cnhcYcdhlUM?si=ZUm7tbJn6x_PJShf
From the Primeval Television: Lost and Rare TV Treasures DVD by Festival Films/Vision Video
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FUCK (should start doing coppa proof things)
[00:00 - 00:05] - "Stay Tuned" Bumper (used after the narrator says the name of the next episode)
[00:05 - 00:16] - "TV Set" Commercial Lead-In
[00:16 - 00:29] - "3/4 Time" Commercial Lead-In
[00:29 - 00:41] - "Situation Comedy" Bumper/Commercial Lead-In (reused footage from the story arc "Ghost", no this isn't some random spliced footage it appears multiple times on the World's Best DVD)
[00:41 - 00:52] - "Ladies and Gentlemen" Sponsor Message Lead-In
[00:52 - 01:08] - Preview Lead-In
[01:08 - 01:22] - "Time for Us to Go" Bumper
Video mostly sourced from the World's Best Comics DVD.
Credit goes to SunsetTesnus, muttley16, SmileDude02, and deputay (note for my close friends: if any of these guys aren't the coolest I still would like to credit them for their archival work).
Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
From the VCI Entertainment DVD set.
Will return to working on the recreations soon, hoping to finish them in the coming weeks.
Thanks youtube for not auto selecting a single frame with bullwinkle in it.
The first Peanuts special produced for Apple TV, 10 years after Happiness is a Warn Blanket, Charlie Brown.
Audio Source: I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown (the new 5.1 Tracks suck)
Taking a little break from working on Rocky and His Friends to upload some more Peanuts.
yeah border's not so great here
Some of my favorites from Jay Ward, previously on my last account i uploaded this in VHS quality from a Heckle and Jeckle show, believe the border is better on that.
Some of my favorites from Jay Ward, don't think this is up on YouTube yet.
Includes Show and Tell from 1969 (?) and The Prince of Sandwiches from 1970
Promos for
A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
Charlie Brown's All-Stars (1966)
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966)
You're in Love, Charlie Brown (1967)
and He'a Your Dog, Charlie Brown (1968)
From Thunderbean
hello to my friends in the U.K. or wherever else this special isn't blocked
See you next year Mariah
edited to include both versions of the title themes
extremely well timed ain't it?
some scenes during the opening were cut to try and avoid getting blocked but they didn’t have credits either way, the HB logo is delayed to ensure that it is synced properly for this upload.
A rather scarce Hanna-Barbera special that has only been released on VHS and two public domain DVD titles to my knowledge, my copy coming from a TGG Direct release.
From Thunderbean


