That's Not Quite All Folks: A Looney Tunes Podcast
Marc Halem and Jordan Schmidt 302 episodes Nov 2, 2026
Two lifelong friends with a deep affection for Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies review the animated shorts produced by Termite Terrace and beyond. Each episode covers classic cartoons with humor and personal insights. The hosts bring their lifelong love of these iconic characters to discussions, adding a dose of complete and total toonery along the way.
Episodes
Finding Finger Prince: An Animaniacs Episode
Marc and Jordan cover two more Animaniacs episodes from the first season and immediately remember what they love about the show: the writing mentality, the surprisingly great animation, the characters, the gags, and the total fearlessness. From a surprisingly accurate rendition of the old Termite Terrace 'x comes alive at night' short to the most notorious dirty joke in the show's hist
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo and the Legend of The Vampire (2003)
Join us as we commentate on the first entry in the post-MOOK Era, as we enter the WB Animation/HB Productions more clean, more incredibly back to basics approach with Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire! The gang go to Mexico (with their original 60's voice actors!) and have to handle a music concert and a vampire whose kidnapping all of the music acts!
PSA's and SNL: A Tiny Toons Episode
After a busy summer, the hosts of TNQAF return to recording episodes by going to Acme Looniversity with Tiny Toons Adventures! We see Buster and Crew take on the dangers of illiteracy, bullying, and 'GASP' DRINKING?! in 'Elephant Issues (Featuring the banned segment, One Beer) We then see the Tiny Toons gang have some fun with the crew of Saturday Night Live!....circa 1977 with 'We
Teachings From The Book of Who: Dr. Seuss's How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
Is Dr. Seuss's How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) a Looney Tunes movie? Maybe? Possibly? Probably not. But because of Chuck Jones's work with Ted Geisel, and because of Jones's work on the television special, the book is forever linked to the Looney Tunes, as is the 2000 film adaptation, directed, at gunpoint, by Ron Howard and starring, at knifepoint, Jim Carrey. Marc and Jordan, t
Chuck, Friz, and Ted's Bogus Journey
Join us as we take a look at two more Dr Seuss specials spearheaded by Looney Tunes directors! Chuck Jones works with Ted again to adapt the story of Horton the Elephant (No, not the egg one, Chuck doesn't LIKE that guy!) with the 1970s 'Horton Hears A Who', followed the next year with a kind of Chuck Jones/Friz Freleng collab (though not really? it's complicated) with Allan Sherma
Bugs Bunny's Greatest Foes (That We Haven't Covered Yet)
In this episode, Marc and Jordan cover three Bugs Bunny shorts featuring very different kinds of foils, such as a variation on Nasty Canasta in Barbary Coast Bunny and a Russian dog in Hare Ribbin'. And for good measure, we talk about a Yosemite Sam short we think we're really divided on in Rabbitson Crusoe.Links:Support Us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase (2001)
Join us as we commentate on the final MOOK Animated Scooby production as the Mystery Inc gang gets teleported into the world of cyberspace! Does this film hold up to the same standards as when we were kids, or does the script meander to the child audience watching this film? Yes to both.
Coyote Vs Acme: Our Inital Reaction
Join us right before and right after we finally see Coyote Vs Acme, in the most incredible circumstances imaginable with Looney Tunes fans, podcast fans, New Jersey legends, and Eric Bauza!
The Last of the Red Hot Wile's
In honor of Coyote Vs Acme FINALLY coming to theaters this week, Join us as we cover the last remaining Chuck Jones Wile Coyote's from the golden era we haven't covered yet! We're looking at Hot-Rod and Reel!, Zip 'n Snort, and we finish with Zoom at the Top!Links:Support us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
Bob Clampett Started It, Someone Else Finished It
As a companion piece to our Bugs Bunny Superstar episode, Marc and Jordan cover three shorts that Bob Clampett is, technically, credited on...that have some dubious production histories. 'Birth of a Notion' was started by Bob, and expertly finished by Robert McKimson's unit. 'Bacall to Arms' was started by Bob, and was given to Arthur Davis's unit without a clear gameplan.
Bob Clampett Sitting Down: A Bugs Bunny Superstar Episode
Join us as we celebrate SIX YEARS of That's Not Quite All Folks by covering the Larry Jackson/Bob Clampett Took Over project from 1975, 'Bugs Bunny Superstar' ...and the fallout that followed.Links:Support us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
Sylvester the Cat Has a Really Rough Time
In this very special episode of That's Not Quite All Folks, Jordan and Marc cover three classic shorts where Sylvester the Cat goes through unspeakable pain, to our delight, of course. First, the Sylvester-Elmer short 'Kit for Cat', then a surprise triumph with Hippety Hopper called 'Lighthouse Mouse', ending with an all-time classic, 'Canned Feud'. Links:Support us on
Bugs Bunny Loves His Country
Join us riiiight after July 4th and celebrate America's 250th, where we cover Bugs Bunny: American Patriot! Elmer Fudd tries to find gold for the war effort with a Clampett Bugs out to annoy him in 'The Wacky Wabbit. ' Bugs teaches American history to Clyde Bunny (who?) in the painfully unfunny 'Yankee Doodle Bugs,' And we conclude with Bugs going to WAR...in the 1950's (ho
This is Not My Beautiful Wife [or Do It For Uncle Judd]
Marc and Jordan take a look at three shorts featuring flagship Looney Tunes characters being handed a love interest. Two of these have the same essential concept, with 1962's Honey's Money being a soft remake of Friz Freleng's own His Bitter Half from 1950, replacing Daffy Duck with Yosemite Sam. Then there is Rabbit Romeo, genuinely one of the strangest Bugs Bunny shorts we've eve
Termite Terrace Presents Summer Reading (Oh No!)
Join us as we take a look at a former touchstone of Looney animation that stayed in the late 30's/early 40's with books that come to life! It's Frank Tashlin's world for two of these with 'You're An Education' and 'Have You Got Any Castles?' and we look at a Clampett effort with the precursor of Book Revue with 'A Coy Decoy.'Links:Support us on Patreon
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo And The Alien Invaders (2000)
Join us as we continue our commentary series on the Direct to video Scooby films with one of Marc's personal favorites, with 2000's Scooby-Doo and The Alien Invaders!
The Day the Earth Blew Up, and How It Saved the Looney Tunes
In an episode recorded in person, in the same room [for the first time ever], Marc and Jordan talk about 2024's The Day the Earth Blew Up, a movie whose development and production were on display as the podcast progressed in the early 2020s, and whose release, and near lack thereof, was a heated topic as we gained more of an online presence. The film itself carries so much of the Looney energy
Daffy and Porky's Later Years
Join us as we prepare for our next movie episode by covering the later era of Daffy and Porky lead shorts...all directed by Robert McKimson! Marc covers Daffy being the big prize for a faulty radio show in 'The Prize Pest' Jordan watches as Daffy thumbs it on the highway for a ride to Miami in 'Thumb Fun' And we end with a mid 50's, post studio shutdown McKimson effort with 
Porky & Daffy's Early Years, or 12 Angry Jerrys
In preparation for an upcoming movie episode, Marc and Jordan look at three classic pairings of Porky and Daffy that illustrate why someone contemporarily would want to explore the dynamic further. This includes Bob Clampett's Porky and Daffy, an animation showcase with a lot of flair, 1948's Daffy Duck Slept Here, which is a variation on the similarly-beloved A Pest in the House, and 1946
Frank Tashlin Presents- Dog With Martini: Origins
In this episode, Marc and Jordan dive into three more Looney Tunes cartoons directed by the great Frank Tashlin, beloved for imbuing all his cartoons with wild zaniness, fluid animation, and timing like few could rival. This week's shorts include Cracked Ice, an animal revue with some surprising return appearances, Puss 'n Booty, a peculiar precursor to Sylvester and Tweety, and Brother Br
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby Doo and The Witch's Ghost (1999)
Join us as we continue our commentaries on the Scooby films of the late 90's/00's with the second film in the 'Scooby Doo but serious' era with Scooby Doo and The Witch's Ghost! There's Hex Girls! A undercooked plot! and TIM CURRY!Links:Support us on PatreonFollow us on Twitter
A Very Clean Show For Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Vol. 2
Join us as we advertise the next Blu-Ray to come out from the Warner Archive with shorts that are on Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Vol. 2! Marc covers a Daffy Duck cartoon with the most bizarre stunt casting with 'Ain't That Ducky' Jordan reviews a Henry Hawk starring (but really Foghorn/Sylvester) outing with 'Crowing Pains' And we take a look at Arthur Davis' first directorial effort, with the
The Case of McKimson V Termite Terrace
Join us as we take a look at three instances where the works of Robert McKimson seem eerily similar to cartoons we've covered on this show! Marc sees Bugs Bunny dealing with Yosemite Sam (I mean, Blackque Jacuque Shalack, but his friends call him BJ) in 'Bonanza Bunny' Jordan sees Daffy Duck take a turn at Superman (for the folks at home, this is Superman attempt number 2 of 4 for the
Keep the Drums: A Second Arthur Davis Episode
Jordan and Marc dive, lovingly, into some more gems from the short-lived but mighty Arthur Davis unit, including a standard gag rollout tinged with intriguing ideas in Bone Sweet Bone, a Porky short that divided both hosts in The Pest Who Came to Dinner, and an undeniable classic in Holiday for Drumsticks. In talks of fluid animation, wild motion and surprising continuity, we wind up crafting some
Once Upon A Loon IV: Put Your Tiny Hand In Mine
Join us as we take a look at some more Looney fairy tale shorts, two of which focused on Tom Thumb! Marc sees an early Chuck Jones effort with a design that seems awfully familar in 'Tom Thumb in Trouble' Jordan covers a contemporary take on the piped piper with Porky Pig in 'Paying the Piper' And we finish with a later era Chuck Jones/John Dunn outing with the half-hearted story of 'I Was A Teena
The Doggy-Door That Robert McKimson Left Open
An innocuous enough theme, cartoons with dogs and cats as the subject, brought Jordan and Marc to this episode. The majority of this episode contains the sort of Looney Tunes fare one would expect from the 50s, like a wild Sylvester in peril short called A Kiddie's Kitty, and an underrated McKimson short animated by just one guy, 'Pappy's Puppy'. But the third short, McKimson's 'Mixed Master' resu
It Bears Repeating, Bruin
We kick off Season 6 of TNQAF by looking at the remaining shorts (and revival) of Chuck Jones' Three Bears Cartoons! We cover their first outing after meeting Bugs Bunny with Papa just trying to sleep through hibernation with 'What’s Brewin, Bruin' Jordan covers Papa and Junior trying to take care of their supply of Honey in 'The Bee-Deviled Bruin' And we jump in time 74 years
The Iron Giant: The Movie Even Warner Bros. Couldn't Kill
For our 250th episode, and our most recent Looney movie episode, which has now grown to include movies made by Warner's 90s animation division, Marc and Jordan cover a classic film that may have killed the Warner animation division but influenced a generation of animators. The Iron Giant was born out of two different stories of love amidst pain, nearly became a movie musical adaptation, and wa
Whatever Happened to Robot Friz?
Join us as we lead up to our movie episode on robots by looking at shorts that have robots in them! Jordan looks at a later era Tweety effort in which Sylvester relies on a robot dog (for 20 seconds) in 'Tweet and Lovely' Marc covers Bugs Bunny dealing with a robot...that doesn't look anything like a rabbit in 'Robot Rabbit' And we conclude with a real clunker of a short with W
Looney Commercials Vol. IV: The Father, The Son and the Holy Citrus
For our fourth episode consisting entirely of Looney Tunes commercials, Marc and Jordan cover a nice mix of misguided 90s ideas, puzzling 60s ideas and pop art greatness. Yes, there will be Tang, but there will also be PSAs, chicken, jams and jellies, crack and much much more. This one got extremely out of hand, and just in time for Christmas.Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMe
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998)
Join us as we take a look at a beloved Scooby-Doo film from our youth with a soundtrack that has stayed with an entire generation with 'Scooby-Doo On Zombie Island' !This commentary was originally recorded in October 2023, as the winner of that month's Patreon YOU CHOOSE Commentary Poll, to access over 20+ commentaries and more exclusives, become a patron!
This Hasn't Aged Well Either, Doc!
Join us as we take a look at three more Looney Tunes shorts that have not aged well! Marc covers the Academy Award Nominated (but lost...much to the chagrin of Bob Clampett) with 'Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt' Jordan finds the other Playboy Penguin/Bugs Bunny team-up with a not aged well nemesis with 'Frigid Hare' And we both look at....just....a perfect amalgamation of everthing we don't like about Rob
Let's Try That Again, Shall We?, or The Search for More Colonna
Marc and Jordan look at three shorts where characters that arguably should have been in one-shot cartoons are given a second, or fourth, chance. These include 'Greetings, Bait', starring The Wacky Worm, 'Cheese-It, The Cat', starring The Honeymousers, and 'Often An Orphan', starring the much-maligned Charlie Dog. Some of these work, and could have been longer running characters. Some show signs of
Yeah Yeah, Sure Sure: The Further Adventures of Hubie and Bertie
Join us as we cover more Hubie and Bertie! Marc looks at an early attempt of the characters (VERY loosely) in 'Trap Happy Porky' Jordan finds Hubie and Bertie in the HOUSE OF THE FUTURE (Hey didn't we just cover one of those? thankfully this isn't a McKimson episode!) in 'House-Hunting Mice' and we conclude with....a little more on the dark side of the Hubie and Bertie stor
A Goofier Episode for Goofier Gophers
It had been a while since Marc and Jordan had covered shorts featuring Mac & Tosh, the Goofy Gophers, and it's mostly because their overly-nice schtick can get old after a while. But there were still a handful for us to cover, including the classic 'A Ham in a Role', featuring an opening minute that animation historians love to showcase [without really going into detail about the r
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Tom and Jerry (2021)
Join us as we reach the conclusion (as of now) of the Hanna-Barbera film adaptations with 2021's Tom and Jerry! There's Cel shading, Colin Jost, and how is it that THIS nails Tom and Jerry more than the '90s film? (Well, okay, it's not THAT hard, but still!)Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on
Gosh Darn Foghorn
Join us as we take a look at even more Foghorn Leghorn cartoons, because doing one Robert McKimson episode wasn't enough! Marc sees the first appearance of the Weasel in the Foghorn cast with 'Plop Goes the Weasel', Jordan watches a short that seems a little too similar to a certain rabbit with 'The Dixie Fryer', And we round out with Henry Hawk trying to get a chicken with 
Robert McKimson Presents: Duck My Wife, Please!
Marc and Jordan cover three different Robert McKimson Daffy Duck shorts that features Daffy paired with a love interest. That's it, that's the theme of this one. Is it that shocking that we didn't especially like these? Be it a noir-ish takedown of a femme fatale in The Super Snooper, a beachside show of machismo in Muscle Tussle or a European spy caper in Boston Quackie, McKimson and
Sell Me This Duck
Join us as we cover the salesman antics of Daffy Duck! Marc sees Daffy try to make JB Cubish laugh in 'Daffy Dilly'. Jordan finds Daffy trying to sell life insurance to Porky Pig in 'Fool Practice', and we both watch Daffy try to sell the home of the future to Elmer Fudd in 'Design For Leaving'Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMeSupport us on P
We Dare You Not to Like Cats Don't Dance
For our latest movie episode, Marc and Jordan cover the Warner Animation feature film...though technically the credit for this one goes to Turner's animation department with Cats Don't Dance. Released in early 1997 to literally no fanfare, its failure at the box office was engineered by a studio who had no interest in its success [sound familiar?] Yet the cult following for this animated t
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scoob! (2020)
Join us as we commentate on the most recent attempt at a Scooby-Doo film with 2020's Scoob! There are miscast leads! Trying to make a cinematic universe happen! And we are. NOT. HAPPY.Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us o
The Cats of Termite Terrace
Join us as a lead-up to our next movie episode as we look at the historic (and Clampett-y) Cats of Termite Terrace! Marc covers the first Technicolor Looney Tunes short with the BIG NAME SENSATION of 'The Hep Cat' Jordan watches a Porky vs 4 Cats cartoon that divulges into madness with 'Katty Kornered' And we both see a more simplified Frelelng effort with 'Pizzacato Pussycat'Links:Jon
Dodsworth?! Who The Hell Is THAT?!
Join us as we take a look at a character that Robert McKimson tried to make happen, but didn't with the W.C Fields inspired Dodsworth! Jordan sees his origins, with a kitten that's a better lead than our main character with 'Kiddin' The Kitten' Marc finds the return of THE WOODPECKER in 'A Peck O' Trouble' And to make this episode fun for us, we conclude by looking
Tweety June 5: Such A Long Way to Go
In this episode, Jordan and Marc cover three Tweety & Sylvester shorts from the late 50s and early 60s, to end their month-long journey into the duo's golden age history. The shorts range from passable, like 1956's Tugboat Granny, to infuriating, like 1958's A Bird in a Bonnet, to whatever the hell 1962's The Jet Cage was going for.Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMe
Tweety June 4: Exposing The Dead Dove
Join us as we continue Tweety June by looking at more Sylvester and Tweety shorts from the early to mid '50s! Jordan sees Tweety and Sylvester spend a Christmas together in 'Gift Wrapped' Marc watches an Arthur Davis Beach-themed short that...leaves a lot to be desired in 'Sandy Claws' And we conclude with a Tedd Pierce written classic, 'All A B-i-i-i-i-r-d'Links:
Tweety June III: Could You Use THESE??
Continuing our Tweety June, where we dive into previously underlooked Tweety and Sylvester cartoons, we cover 3 from the early 50s, right around when Freleng and Foster got the formula down. Two of these are on the soon-to-be-released Looney Tunes' Collector's Vault that Warner Archive is putting out. Two of these were among Jordan's favorites from his years watching the Golden Collect
Tweety June II: A Second Granny Has Entered The Cartoon
Join us as we look at even more Sylvester and Tweety shorts, this time all from the year 1951! Jordan sees Warren Foster come into the writing stylings of S+T with 'Putty Tat Trouble' Marc sees double Granny's (and a whole ot of animals) in 'Room and Bird' And we finish with a short that gives us serious questions about the origins of Tweety with the simply titled 'Tweet Tw
Tweety June: In Case of Putty Tat, Break Glass
Marc and Jordan kick off Tweety June, a month of episodes full of Tweety and Sylvester shorts we somehow haven't gotten to yet, with three from the Tedd Pierce era, I Taw a Putty Tat, Bad Ol Putty Tat and Home Tweet Home. In here, we find great gags, early installment weirdness and writerly affectations, while Marc tries his damnedest to tell these two flagship characters apart.Links:Jon
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Yogi Bear (2010)
In what is quite possibly the worst movie we've had to watch for this commentary series, join us as we commentate on the Hanna-Barbera adaptation that put these films on ice for 10 straight years with 2010's Yogi Bear!Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
There's A Crab on The Field: The Big Game (Sylvester Vs Tweety)
Join us as we come to the last Cartoon Network The Big Game Special (which, timeline-wise wise this is actually the first Looney one!) With The Big Game: Sylvester Vs Tweety from 1999! We got Inside the NFL Commentators! John Madden and Pat Summerall! And what WAS going on at that pub in Atlanta?Links:Jonathan’s GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on Twitter
Who Do I Have to Screw to Get the Plot Going?: Another Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries Episode
To kick off our summer of cats, Jordan and Marc go back to an old favorite, the 90s Kids WB favorite Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries, for two different episodes from their first season, 'The Cat Who Knew Too Much' and 'A Ticket to Crime'. We've discussed at length the issues of doing both a Murder She Wrote pastiche and a load of Sylvester and Tweety gags in one 22 minute episode, but does this tug
Sitting in the Corner Making Abe Vigoda Noises: A Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Episode
In this exciting movie episode, Marc and Jordan look at the 1993 Warner Animation division effort Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, done on a tight schedule by the Batman The Animated Series crew and mis-marketed to catastrophic earnings. Fans have regarded this as one of the greatest Batman stories put to film, and while on paper there may not be a lot that's Looney about it, there's still zany perfo
Inspiration Is The Highest Form of Loonery
Join us as we take a look at three modern (at the time) cartoons that have done send-ups of the Looney Tunes! Jordan covers a 90's Nicktoon that, has its fleeting moments of loonery with Hey Arnold's 'What's Opera, Arnold?" Marc takes Jordan through the desert plane of the Kindergarten from Steven Universe with 'Kindergarten Kid' And we conclude with a pretty Looney se
It's Frisky Puppy [Not Feisty Puppy]
In this episode, Jordan and Marc look at three cartoons featuring the underrated Jones/Maltese creation Frisky Puppy, paired with Claude Cat. From humble beginnings in the 1950's Two's a Crowd, to more intricate gag work in Terrier Stricken, to what is essentially the Ken Harris Masterpiece Theatre in No Barking.Links:Support Jonathan's GoFundMeSupport us on Patreon
Bugs Bunny Vs The World
Join us as we see Bugs Bunny take on world leaders and foes from throughout history (and the world!) Bugs goes up against Christopher Columbus in 'Hare We Go' Then proceeds to go head to head with 'Napoleon. in 'Napoleon-Bunny Part' and we conclude with a short THAT IS FROM 1964 and don't you forget it, with Dumb Patrol!Links:Support Jonathan's GoFundMeSupport
Everybody Hates Egghead [Except for Tex]
Marc and Jordan take a look at three shorts featuring Egghead, a proto-Elmer character that was used primarily by the Tex Avery unit. In 'Daffy Duck and Egghead' he's used as a foil for a bigger, wackier character, in 'Count Me Out' he's given the lead role, and in 'A Day at the Zoo' he's one of many blackout gags. You be the judge of how well the character does in each scenario.Links:Support Jo
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)
Join us as we commentate on a sentimental favorite from our youth with the James Gunn-written (for the target audience this time) Sequel, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed!Links:Support Jonathan's GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
World War Loon 4: The Quest For Peace
Join us as we take a look at even more shorts produced during World War 2! Jordan covers a Clampett War Short that really has an axe to grind over a german dictator in 'Russian Rhapsody' Marc looks at Chuck Jones' attempt at covering America during wartime in 'The Weakly Reporter' And we conclude with both of us watching Mel Blanc and Chuck Jones give it their all to a patriotic horse in 'The Draf
Tiny Toons' Spring Breaks: What A Difference 30 Years Makes
Just in time for the regularly designated spring break week, Marc and Jordan look at two different Spring Break specials the Tiny Toons crews did, and it acts as a sobering look at how much the concept of spring break has changed in 30 years. 1994's Tiny Toon Adventures Spring Break special is a look at an animation unit in flux, and between projects, while 2024's Tiny Toons Looniversity&#
The Day The Earth Blew Up: The First Reaction
JOIN US in Jordan's car as we record our first impressions on the newest Looney Tunes 2D Animated movie to hit movie theaters with The Day The Earth Blew Up!LINKS:Get Tickets To See The Day The Earth Blew UpSupport us on Patreon
Daffy and Porky (Clampett Style)
Join us as we prep for the BRAND NEW LOONEY TUNES MOVIE COMING TO THEATERS THIS WEEK with 'The Day The Earth Blew Up' by watching 3 Porky and Daffy short directed by the great Bob Clampett! Jordan sees Daffy being Porky's doctor (eventually) in 'The Daffy Doc' Marc sees Daffy and Porky running a food stand in 'Porky's Last Stand' and we end with a 1940's remake
90 Years of Porky Pig: For the Love of the Guy in the Third Row
To commemorate the 90th anniversary of Porky Pig's debut in I Haven't Got a Hat, Jordan and Marc look at three 1930s Porky Pig cartoons that formed the basis of the legendary character. From his first solo lead role in The Blow-Out to a historian-lauded turn in Porky's Romance to a wild Tashlin romp in The Case of the Stuttering Pig, we discuss what worked for this character, what didn
Coyote 7
We go into the desert for the 7th (and maybe penultimate? We're almost outta Coyote!) Wile Coyote/Road Runner shorts! We cover Ready, Set, Zoom!, Hip Hip Hurry! and a 1961 Coyote short that does a bit of experimentation with Lickety-Splat!Links:Support Jonathan's GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram
The Pink Panther (2006), or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Damburger
For our latest movie episode covering a piece of Looney-inspired filmmaking, Jordan and Marc go back to a nostalgic favorite of theirs, 2006's The Pink Panther, starring Steve Martin. With a franchise to keep alive and a legacy to keep to, Shawn Levy's reboot both took risks and stayed safe in the shadow of studio interference. But does this work as a slapstick showcase for the 2000s, even
The Pink Panther is Cool (Except When He's Not)
Join us as we prep for our next movie episode by looking at some Freleng/Freleng Adjacent Pink Panther Shorts! Marc finds what happens when the Panther invades the home of a drunk in 'Pink Pajamas' Jordan sees what improvements are made when you get Mel Blanc to voice the drunk (and his wife!) in 'Pickled Pink' And we both watch what happens when the Pink Panther is no longer cool
Chuck's Tom & Jerry: Your Mileage May Vary
After Chuck Jones left Warner Brothers, owing to many factors but not unrelated to Gay Purr-ee, he spent several years as an in-house director at MGM, which led to his entire Warner unit making Tom & Jerry theatrical shorts. Thus, Marc and Jordan look at three of them here, including Pent-House Mouse, Ah Sweet Mouse-Story of Life, and Cat and Dulpli-cat. This era of Tom and Jerry has a reputat
They're Coming To Get You Barbera: The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002)
Our journey through the history of Hanna Barbara’s film output continues with 2002’s The Powerpuff Girls Movie, a film with the worst of luck and the best of intentions. This is a movie nearly Jordan or Marc have seen in years and one we haven’t especially formed an opinion on, despite a love for the show. With this commentary, find out if our opinion changes.
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Insultingly Stupid And Horribly Mean: A Wacky World of Tex Avery Episode
This Week, we cover a show that practically stole the name of a beloved Looney Tunes director and tried to do something with it, with 'The Wacky World Of Tex Avery'
It just may be one of the worst things we've had to watch for this show!
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What's That Smell?- Yet Another Pepe Le Pew Episode
For the fourth time on this show, Jordan and Marc take a look at three different Pepe Le Pew episodes. Little Beau Pepe, from the early era of Pepe's run, and Heaven Scent and Who Scent You from the later days of the studio. Are these particularly memorable selections from the run of this character? The runtime of this episode may allude to the answer.
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Elmer Fudd Deserved It (And Why He Had to Win)
Join us as we kick off Season 5 of That's Not Quite All Folks by looking at some Elmer Fudd-focused shorts we should have covered by now! Marc looks at Elmer Fudd Vs Ants via War with 'Ant Pasted' Jordan finds a Freleng Elmer/Bugs Short that goes out of its way to be different in 'Hare Brush' And we both cover a 1940s spin on hypnosis with 'The Hare Brained Hypnotist'
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Repulsive, Redundant and Redacted: That's TERRIBLE Folks!
As part of our end-of-the-year tradition, Jordan and Marc look at three Looney Tunes shorts we do not like. Marc chose yet another government-issued propaganda film, the Chuck Jones-penned Drafty, Isn't It? Jordan, on the other hand, went for more perplexing failures, like Dough for the Do-Do, a shot-for-shot remake of a Clampett classic, and Horse Hare, a Bugs short too damned racist to be remast
Hand Over The Tang or The Rabbit Gets It: A Looney Commercials Episode
It's the most wonderful time of the year as for the third year in a row, we are looking at, criticizing, and riffing at, Commercials that star the Looney Tunes! There's familiar faces with Tang and Post Cereal, as well as new companies to the mix like Aflac and now defunct car manufacturers (well, not all of them defunct, did you know the 1992 Toyotas are here? hehehehehe)
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Cartoon Business as Usual: A Droopy Episode [with PK&J Podcast]
For this episode, Marc and Jordan, intrigued after the Tex Avery MGM episode from earlier in the year, track down three different Droopy Dog cartoons from over the course of his run, ranging from the early MGM days to the Hanna Barbera late 50s run. They are joined by Pemmy, Krissi and James from The Pemmy, Krissi and James Kinda-Sorta-Hopefully Funny Cartoon Podcast [and now I will give my finger
We're The Looney Builders: A Bugs Bunny Builders Episode
Join us as we FINALLY get around to covering one of the most recent Looney projects with the TV-Y7 show, Bugs Bunny Builders! Jordan sees Bugs and crew build a waterslide for mayor Foghorn Leghorn in 'Splash Zone' Marc sees the Builders go TO MARS to handle K-9 in 'K-9 Spacy Puppy' And we both see the return of a classic Looney character in a new light with 'Catwalk'
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Only Gremlins in the Building: A Gremlins 2: The New Batch Episode
Twenty episodes after conquering the 1984 original, Marc and Jordan tackle Joe Dante's 1990 sequel. Given full creative control, and a bigger budget, Warner figured Dante would produce something sensible. He did not. It may be the Looniest film ever made, which helps considering the presence of Chuck Jones, Leonard Maltin and Jerry Goldsmith. Needless to say, we had a nice time with this one.
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Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Volume 4: We Approve of Everything But the Woodpecker
Join us, ON OUR BIRTHDAY WEEK, as we take a look at three shorts that'll be on Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Volume 4! Marc takes us through Friz Freleng's vendetta against the Woodpecker in 'Peck Up Your Troubles' Jordan finds an underrated Daffy vs Prototype Yosemite Sam(s) in 'Along Came Daffy' and we conclude with a Chuck Jones one-off about a red fox in 'Fox Pop'
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They're Coming To Get You Barbera: Scooby-Doo (2002)
We continue our Hanna-Barbera commentary series with the 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo film!
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Pinky and the Brain: Brainwashed, or Bobby-Bob is the Key to All of This
Jordan and Marc take a look at Pinky and the Brain's 1998 three-part mega episode Brainwashed, including 'Brain, Brain Go Away', 'I Am Not a Hat', and 'Wash Harder'. It's a special with so many elements, so many references, and so many really crucial story moves, that it honestly could have been the series finale. Still, our hosts discuss the 1960's series The Prisoner, the merits of ABBA, and whe
Bugs Vs Martian: A Bugs Bunny's Lunar Tunes Episode
Join us as we conclude our look at Looney Tunes 90's TV Specials with...a special that didn't even air on TV with Bugs Bunny's Lunar Tunes!
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Duck Dodgers Month: Tom Jones, Dave Mustaine and Genndy Tartakovsky Walk Into a Recording Studio
To wrap our monthlong venture into the annals of Cartoon Network's Duck Dodgers series, Jordan and Marc take on three different 'fan favorite' episodes from throughout the show's history, including an inspired use of the guy who sings the theme song, a loving homage to a timeslot-mate, and a Megadeth showcase for some reason.
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