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Regarding Mr. Magoo, the theatrical cartoons are fully controlled by Sony while Classic Media (primary licensee to the UPA properties) owns the made for TV shorts shown on RTV. :chowder:

Full episode guide at http://www.cartoonresearch.com/tooned1.html

Looks like they also picked up Magic School Bus as well. Perfect timing too, since Discovery Kids is set to undergo a change in format in October. Way to kick of the 5th season on the air, Qubo. :D

Um.... yeah, what Mandouga said. FYI, Heathcliff just got picked up by This TV. :radda:

It's official. The digital television channel This TV has (so far) picked up the 1969 version of The Pink Panther Show. For you youngsters out there, unlike the 60-minute Pink Panther on Boomerang, this NBC series includes a new set of opening titles plus newly animated quickies between...

A bit of humor, mayhem and cheese awaits a duo of critters that outsmart an unsuspecting stooge. An original narrative story that some buddies and I collaborated on recently. It's available direct from the DeviantArt website for your viewing pleasure. You can also hear it at Soundclick.com...

The episode was "Kiwi's Big Adventure," where Dale had faked getting hurt to get some attention from Gadget.

I hope I don't jinx this... but there doesn't seem to have been much promotion for this show all month. In fact, the ABC homepage only lists it as "Coming Soon." Does that mean the show's been demoted to the Summer schedule? It'd be a pity if they scrap it at the last minute, heh. Sorry...

That was Brian Donovan?! Well, at least the repetitiveness of that continuity has now retired. R.I.P., Toon Disney.

With the Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue TV special coming in at a close second. :shrug:

Don't you mean Season 2? As far as I know, the original original for majority of the 1990 midseason was slightly longer and had a few variables of its own when the show first aired. As for the current intro, compared to the quintessential version we're all familiar with, it's a pity they...

Oh, and for the record, the wolf from "Kwicky Koala" is named Wilford Wolf. Just thought you should know. :D

Now that you mentioned it, I noticed a brood of alien ants from another Super Friends episode that favored Zorak a little bit also.

More than likely, the block will include episodes from the Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour. It'd be nice if they showed some of the '80s incarnations on the schedule to stretch the cycle a bit. Maybe we'll get lucky this time. :shrug:

I was intrigued to find this interesting phenom just recently. It was brought up some time ago at another board, so I'll just relay the discussion topic here. How many of you out there can point out an occassion where a cartoon character from one series made a one-off cameo appearance in...