Zak Wolf | YouTube Poop - Seven Arts Setbacks! (10th Anniversary HD Remaster!) @ZakWolf | Uploaded September 2022 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
Ten years ago I made one of the first YouTube Poops out there of any of the infamous Looney Tunes shorts that Warner Bros. Animation produced in 1967-1969, when WB merged with Seven Arts. (Almost like a precursor to the current mess that is the Warner Bros. Discovery merger!) But now it's been remastered in high-definition, using the recent HD restorations of these cartoons (well, almost all of them have been restored), and man, do they REALLY benefit from being restored. They look so crisp and colorful now, compared to the washed-out improperly-framed TV prints you saw in my old version of this YTP.
I also threw in a few clips from "Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies" (similar to the Seven Arts cartoons but produced by Filmation) and "What's New Scooby-Doo" (a similar reboot Termite Terrace made 35 years later) for good measure; I am also uploading this on the 20th anniversary of that show’s premiere!
This YTP remaster is dedicated to the loving memory of Larry Storch (1923-2022), who voiced many of the new characters in this era.
All Looney Tunes and "What's New Scooby-Doo" clips © 1967-1969, 1972, 2002-2003 Warner Bros. Entertainment; FAIR USE!
This one is for you, @FanimationXV!
Ten years ago I made one of the first YouTube Poops out there of any of the infamous Looney Tunes shorts that Warner Bros. Animation produced in 1967-1969, when WB merged with Seven Arts. (Almost like a precursor to the current mess that is the Warner Bros. Discovery merger!) But now it's been remastered in high-definition, using the recent HD restorations of these cartoons (well, almost all of them have been restored), and man, do they REALLY benefit from being restored. They look so crisp and colorful now, compared to the washed-out improperly-framed TV prints you saw in my old version of this YTP.
I also threw in a few clips from "Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies" (similar to the Seven Arts cartoons but produced by Filmation) and "What's New Scooby-Doo" (a similar reboot Termite Terrace made 35 years later) for good measure; I am also uploading this on the 20th anniversary of that show’s premiere!
This YTP remaster is dedicated to the loving memory of Larry Storch (1923-2022), who voiced many of the new characters in this era.
All Looney Tunes and "What's New Scooby-Doo" clips © 1967-1969, 1972, 2002-2003 Warner Bros. Entertainment; FAIR USE!
This one is for you, @FanimationXV!
