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Acollection of timeless cartoon shorts, that span from 1934 to 1972, featuring the mischievous Woody Woodpecker and his colorful cast of friends including Chilly Willy, The Beary Family, Inspector Willoughby, Andy Panda, and more.

Rocky, hearing about the poker lady, surmises she is the missing weather lady. The plan was for Bullwinkle to create a diversion, while Rocky jimmied with the lights - then Bullwinkle would grab the weather lady and swim to shore.

Bullwinkle finds Rocky and is also tied to a burning stake. The circus, it seems, fell victim to an Indian rain dance ceremony, which was causing the bad weather. Bullwinkle using his Hum-A-Comb, enchants the Indians to dance, the rain to continue, and saves the two from certain death.

All-time favorite cartoons and lost treasures from the golden age of Hollywood animation ease you into the week ahead with animated antics and fun. Showcasing the greatest characters in classic animation from the famous animation studios of Hollywood the era.

On the perilous paths to Mount Flatten and Bullwinkle's mine; Rocky and Bullwinkle wound up on board a train crossing the desert. With them is Captain Peachfuzz the muddle-headed head of G-2. He explains to them that the mine is full of Upsidasium and what it is.

Ghosts in a haunted house make musical mischief./Magoo goes to a masquerade ball dressed as a devil (he thinks he's Santa Claus), where his date (an ostrich) is mistaken for a jewel thief./Graveyard skeleton's come to life and play spooky music.

A gangster group is holding a secret convention in an underwater strait and is being trained by Professor Beelzebub to steal an electronic brain which is being delivered to Ocean Patrol headquarters.

Your Favorite Saturday Morning Cartoons + Booze & Free Cereal + a Special Menu of Cartoon Episodes All About School!SPOONS TOONS & BOOZESPOONS TOONS & BOOZESEE MOREOur weekly schedule runs Friday through Thursday, and first run movies are scheduled every Tuesday for the next week. We screen films 365 days a year.

Toontown is a massively multiplayer online game built for kids, teens, and adults of all ages. Create your own Toon and join the never-ending battle against the "Cogs", who want to turn Toontown into their latest business venture.

Before you enter, you should know that Toontown Rewritten is a fan-made revival of Disney's Toontown Online, created using publicly available downloads and information made freely available to the general public.

By using Toontown Rewritten, you certify that you understand that Toontown Rewritten is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company and/or Disney Interactive (collectively referred to as "Disney") and you hereby release Disney, as well as any employees or agents of Disney, from any and all liability, corporate, or personal loss caused to you or others by the use of Toontown Rewritten.

Tokeneers, call up dem folks at the Cattlelog. Ring the telly-phone for the Toon Tailors. Just like we changed the course o' Toon History with our fabulous fashion from the Cartoonival Tower, we're pushing fashion forward so dat EVERY style in Toontown will be available for EVERY Toon from now on!

Ahem, to clarify: Anything dat was previously unavailable for boy or girl Toons -- it ain't anymore, buck-o! Every Toon out there can express demselves with the full foray of fashion at the tip o' their gloves! Feel like puttin' on eyelashes for the day? Don't worry about it, pal, just check your wardrobe! Ooh, and don't forget to complete your Extraordinaire Outfit with dem Token Takers -- now available in both shorts and skirts!

In fact, you can get a taste of these styles-for-all-toons right now for FREE. That's a code you can redeem until the end of the Cartoonival for the public ToonFest 2018 shorts and skirts, courtesy of dem birthday bashers. Ahh, now that's confusing! Has my best-est friend, the letter F, betrayed me? Best not to be questionin' it.

Oh, yeah -- I almost forgot about the stuff I'm actually supposed to be sayin'. During dis finale week of the Cartoonival, we'll be hosting a fireworks show every 3 hours at the Cartoonival Grounds. Additionally, ALL Cartoonival Token gains are doubled, so you'll have an even easier time nabbin' all dose wonderful rewards we gots set out for YOU!

So, whatcha waitin' for? Cartoonival is THE best time o' the year, and hibernation season is quickly approachin'! Get to outfittin' yourselves however you might fancy, den hop on down to express yourself at dis year's Cartoonival -- and now I can say dis with utmost confidence -- GRAND Finale!

Today's Toon customization update has been one of the most requested features since the dawn of Toontown Rewritten - and it's been our long-time desire to see it implemented! This feature may seem simple on the surface, but it required a major technical undertaking that our Tech Toons have been working on for a long time.

We're extremely happy to open up Toon customization more for everyone to better express themselves in the wacky world of Toontown. This is just the first step, and there is much more to do in the future!

If all the best and good cartoon characters meet, and they'd form the perfect team of ALL cartoons from shows, movies, internet, and video games known. They'd have the upper hand against all their enemies.

All cartoon heroes unite and form the biggest and ultimate team ever. They face off against evil monsters, old enemies, robots, and many more villains. More stories of their missions, and how they meet and how things are working. And the person who is the supreme leaders of the team are no-other than Sora, Riku, Kairi, Aqua, Terra, Ventus, Roxas, Xion, Lea, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy.

In the game mechanics, these are the main antagonists that are encountered the most, as there's only one main character that isn't a toon and is instead a Mickey Mouse mascot costume known as Undying.

During the game, the toons are the most likely candidates to stalk Jake Smith in an attempt to kill him. There are 5 total toons applying to the game that directly attempt to kill Jake via their personal route to the Office, the only truly passive one being Disembodied:

Aside from Mortimer, who is only an Easter Egg toon, and The Face, who instead returns back to Pirate Caverns on Night 6, all of the toons combine into one by Night 6 and produce Hourglass as a result, who behaves like all of the characters that are directly homicidal. Despite not having the Face and Undying fused onto itself (the latter due to him not being a toon), Hourglass behaves like them as well.

There are also two rarer extra Easter Egg toons: The Forgotten One and Pluto. However, both of these characters have no relevance in the plot nor in Hourglass's creation. The Forgotten One's only purpose is to crash the game if kept in the Office for more than 2 seconds and functions the same way Golden Freddy from the original Five Nights at Freddy's does by having a random spawn rate.

In the Custom Night, there are another two exclusive toons that are in a better form than the toons in the main game, known as Pete and Willy. Both are dealt with by using the cameras. Pete signals his location with a blinking red light that the player has to click on to prevent him from spawning in the Office and killing them, while Willy needs the player to avoid watching him in order to prevent him from advancing to the next stage of his attack. Albeit, despite requiring the cameras to attack and counter these characters, they never actually appear in the rooms themselves.

During the game, the toons are the most likely candidates to stalk Jake Smith in an attempt to kill him. There are 5 total toons applying to the game that directly attempt to kill Jake via their personal route to the Office, although Daisy and Belial are truly passive:

In what is quite possibly the most exciting news in years for fans of classic American animation, Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting Co. has announced the launch of a free, 24/7 animation network, dedicated exclusively to classic animation, from theatrical animation shorts to tv series.

The network will additionally license cartoons from other companies, and its line-up will also include Rocky and Bullwinkle, Woody Woodpecker, Casper, Inspector Gadget, Mister Magoo, Betty Boop, and Speed Racer.

MeTV Toons will launch June 25, 2024. The network will be available for multi-platform distribution on over-the-air broadcast television, traditional MVPDs (multichannel video programming distributors) and virtual MVPDs, along with a complimentary offering for ad-supported streaming services.

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A category for toons in the universe of Bendy, better commonly known as cartoon characters in simple term. The cartoon characters are created by animators from the American animation company Joey Drew Studios for cartoon series and comic strips.

In the first in-depth examination of music written for Hollywood animated cartoons of the 1930s through the 1950s, Daniel Goldmark provides a brilliant account of the enormous creative effort that went into setting cartoons to music and shows how this effort shaped the characters and stories that have become embedded in American culture. Focusing on classical music, opera, and jazz, Goldmark considers the genre and compositional style of cartoons produced by major Hollywood animation studios, including Warner Bros., MGM, Lantz, and the Fleischers. Tunes for 'Toons discusses several well-known cartoons in detail, including What's Opera, Doc?, the 1957 Warner Bros. parody of Wagner and opera that is one of the most popular cartoons ever created.

Goldmark pays particular attention to the work of Carl Stalling and Scott Bradley, arguably the two most influential composers of music for theatrical cartoons. Though their musical backgrounds and approaches to scoring differed greatly, Stalling and Bradley together established a unique sound for animated comedies that has not changed in more than seventy years. Using a rich range of sources including cue sheets, scores, informal interviews, and articles from hard-to-find journals, the author evaluates how music works in an animated universe. Reminding readers of the larger context in which films are produced and viewed, this book looks at how studios employed culturally charged music to inspire their stories and explores the degree to which composers integrated stylistic elements of jazz and the classics into their scores.

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