Recent content by StickerBoy

Say, that's a good idea! Feel free to send me the recapture via DM.

I never forgot those years when they aired Looney Tunes on Nick and CN in the late 90s. Brings back fond memories.

Taking a bit of research (and studying the Brazilian Portuguese SBT TVrips), I know of the title cards used exclusively in the CBS Tom and Jerry show. We all know many of the shorts use newly-created title cards with the title over a pink background with a credits card for each short in the end...

Neat analysis and splendid discovery on that unique 'G' rating bumper there! None of us would've thought we'd see that on any of these other than the one you referred to there. Also, I studied a little on the older televised prints of the Looney Tunes shorts from local station in Italy from the...

That's quite an assortment for a DVD collection in Portugal, but it's worth the read. Also, I've read that HBO Max is releasing another series of classic Looney Tunes shorts tomorrow. When it arrives, I'll check out and see which shorts are newly released to the streaming service (I'm using a...

It's from "the Pied Piper of Guadeloupe." I can tell where it came from.

That's good. And no matter what happens, we'll still look high and low for these idents from the UK feed for the sake a preservation.

In the better light of preservation, I've taken the liberty of collecting and compiling in two separate videos, all the Boomerang UK character idents and bumpers and Next/Later bumpers from 2004-2007 that are online so far. Character Idents: * Generic Ident before each show begins *...

An interesting discovery there. Which Looney Tunes Columbia House VHS is that previously-lost dialogue from?

@Cool_Cat That'd be perfect!

Now that you mentioned it, I now know that. That's wonderful!

You're in luck, as Parts 1-4 and 6 of the Cartoon Network Asia promos from 2002 (originally uploaded by ThatGuywiththeVHS) are back on Youtube courtesy of @RandomMe (who's responsible for bringing back these parts up on YouTube) and a user named European Mapper (who provided the files...

Another rare find from Cool Cat himself!

Okay, so now with what we've already found, here's what's left that we've yet to find in the list of colorized Looney Tunes and Harman-Isling Merrie Melodies shorts: List of computer-colorized Looney Tunes shorts yet to be found: Boom Boom (1936) Westward Whoa (1936) Porky's Railroad (1937)...

Hey, there's always next time for the latter short. As for the former, That's one of my favorite Porky shorts and with the Bugs Bunny prototype. It's impressive that Boomerang IT's airing this version of the short.