Shame WB never released a complete series DVD set for these shorts as well as not releasing all of them on Max due to Zaslav’s dumb decisions. Oh well, at least Internet Archive has all of them.
Here’s some I remember: (Part 1) 0:00 Bosko the talk-ink kid 0:01 Sinkin’ in the bathtub 0:02 Congo Jazz 0:03 Hold anything 0:15 Smile darn ya smile (I think) 0:18 One more time 0:22 Bosko’s soda fountain (I think) 0:28 Battling Bosko 0:29 Freddy the freshman 0:34 Goopy geer (I think) 0:47 Ride him Bosko! 0:55 The shanty where Santy Claus lives 1:09 Bosko’s mechanical man 1:11 Bosko the musketeer 1:12 Bosko’s picture show 1:13 We’re in the money 1:14 Buddy’s day out 1:29 Goin’ to heaven on a mule 1:45 Buddy the dentist 1:48 Mr. and Mrs. is the name 1:49 Country Boy 1:51 I haven’t got a hat 1:53 Pettin’ in the park (I think) 2:08 A cartoonists nightmare (I think) 2:20 Boom Boom (I think) 2:22 The blowout (I think) 2:32 I love to singa 2:34 Saturday go to meetin’ time 2:38 Toy town hall 2:49 Pigs is Pigs 2:55 She was an acrobat’s daughter 2:56 Porky’s Duck Hunt 3:01 Uncle Tom’s Bungalow 3:06 Egghead rides again 3:07 Porky’s badtime story 3:14 Dog Daze 3:18 Case of the stuttering pig 3:19 Little red walking hood 3:25 Daffy Duck and Egghead 3:37 Porky’s hare hunt 3:40 The isle of Pingo Pongo (I think) 3:46 Cinderella meets fella 3:50 Wholly Smoke 3:51 A lad in Baghdad 3:54 Porky in Wackyland 3:58 Porky in Egypt 4:07 Dog gone modern (I think) 4:17 Presto Change-O 4:20 Daffy Duck and the dinosaur 4:27 Hobo Gadget Band 4:33 Snowman’s land 4:35 Hare-um Scare-um 4:41 Jeeper Creepers 4:57 Mighty Hunters 5:00 Elmer’s candid camera 5:09 You ought to be in pictures 5:17 A wild hare
The fact every episode would switch back and forth to being technicolor to black and white until 7:25 finally stayed with episodes in color. I guess they were saving money or something before they made more episodes with color
Leon Schlesinger, the executive producer for Warner Bros. cartoons from 1930 to 1944, was a notoriously stingy guy whose first priority was keeping budgets as low as possible. But he also knew that color cartoons were a huge draw for audiences. So under his watch, the Merrie Melodies became the "prestige" series with a slightly higher budget that permitted color film, while the Looney Tunes were the cheaper black-and-white series that could be cranked out faster and less expensively. Looney Tunes became an intermittent color series in 1942, and went full color in 1944. Thereafter, there was effectively no difference between the two series.
Great work! I love this one way better than the other "one second from every lt/mm" that someone uploaded a few years ago. I like how you included both the theatrical and director's cut of 'Hare Ribbon' haha. I see that you have the archive that was deleted that has the best quality possible. Is it possible if you could send 2 shorts to me that I've been trying to track down?
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5:02 is the greatest cut ever
Just so you know, Red Headed Baby has been restored as an extra for the Cimarron Blu-Ray.
Shame WB never released a complete series DVD set for these shorts as well as not releasing all of them on Max due to Zaslav’s dumb decisions. Oh well, at least Internet Archive has all of them.
Here’s some I remember: (Part 1)
0:00 Bosko the talk-ink kid
0:01 Sinkin’ in the bathtub
0:02 Congo Jazz
0:03 Hold anything
0:15 Smile darn ya smile (I think)
0:18 One more time
0:22 Bosko’s soda fountain (I think)
0:28 Battling Bosko
0:29 Freddy the freshman
0:34 Goopy geer (I think)
0:47 Ride him Bosko!
0:55 The shanty where Santy Claus lives
1:09 Bosko’s mechanical man
1:11 Bosko the musketeer
1:12 Bosko’s picture show
1:13 We’re in the money
1:14 Buddy’s day out
1:29 Goin’ to heaven on a mule
1:45 Buddy the dentist
1:48 Mr. and Mrs. is the name
1:49 Country Boy
1:51 I haven’t got a hat
1:53 Pettin’ in the park (I think)
2:08 A cartoonists nightmare (I think)
2:20 Boom Boom (I think)
2:22 The blowout (I think)
2:32 I love to singa
2:34 Saturday go to meetin’ time
2:38 Toy town hall
2:49 Pigs is Pigs
2:55 She was an acrobat’s daughter
2:56 Porky’s Duck Hunt
3:01 Uncle Tom’s Bungalow
3:06 Egghead rides again
3:07 Porky’s badtime story
3:14 Dog Daze
3:18 Case of the stuttering pig
3:19 Little red walking hood
3:25 Daffy Duck and Egghead
3:37 Porky’s hare hunt
3:40 The isle of Pingo Pongo (I think)
3:46 Cinderella meets fella
3:50 Wholly Smoke
3:51 A lad in Baghdad
3:54 Porky in Wackyland
3:58 Porky in Egypt
4:07 Dog gone modern (I think)
4:17 Presto Change-O
4:20 Daffy Duck and the dinosaur
4:27 Hobo Gadget Band
4:33 Snowman’s land
4:35 Hare-um Scare-um
4:41 Jeeper Creepers
4:57 Mighty Hunters
5:00 Elmer’s candid camera
5:09 You ought to be in pictures
5:17 A wild hare
This is the greatest thing on the internet
The '40s and '50s were great decades for "Looney Tunes". The early '60s has some bangers, too (Now Hear This).
Late 30s too.
I especially have a craving for (mostly) the 1940s and some 1950s MM/LT cartoons.
The greatest seven or eight minutes on the Internet. Still pretty good for awhile after that. The lack of care in the last few minutes is depressing.
14:38 Must be a bad case of heartburn
The fact every episode would switch back and forth to being technicolor to black and white until 7:25 finally stayed with episodes in color.
I guess they were saving money or something before they made more episodes with color
Leon Schlesinger, the executive producer for Warner Bros. cartoons from 1930 to 1944, was a notoriously stingy guy whose first priority was keeping budgets as low as possible. But he also knew that color cartoons were a huge draw for audiences. So under his watch, the Merrie Melodies became the "prestige" series with a slightly higher budget that permitted color film, while the Looney Tunes were the cheaper black-and-white series that could be cranked out faster and less expensively.
Looney Tunes became an intermittent color series in 1942, and went full color in 1944. Thereafter, there was effectively no difference between the two series.
Nice to see the HD copies I found of Buddy the Gob and Buddy’s Trolley Troubles are being put to good use. Thank you!!
I love how more and more unhinged they become later on.
They became more unhinged during the War years
40 years of the greatest timeless cartoon
1:37 Jumpscare warning
Fast Buck Duck.
1052. over a course of 40 years.
1000 exactly.
Well... actually almost 40 years. But it was for 39 years.
@@Rlotpir1972 Actually 1003, if you include two Roadrunner shorts and Bosko the Talk-ink Kid.
1:43
1:51 Muscle Man
Does anyone else remember Bosko?
I love how most of these clips are either explosions, people getting hurt, or other perfectly cut stuff
4:44 Super Mario Bros. Inspiration
8:29 Me when my oponent in brwal stars keep cheating
3:13 Chick Eats Spinach & Instantly becomes Popeye.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
12:55 a camel
Oscar winning shorts🏆
8:47
10:06
13:11
14:05
14:28
1:54 is brutal
Moments before disaster
9:23 Post-August 1948
Adding both endings of Hare Ribbin?
The one where Bugs shoots the dog was refilmed, and never released.
only centenarians will remember Bosko
40 years of comedy!!!
2:13 9/11 (sort of)
5:20 9/11 again
How long did it take you to get all those clips?
0:14
Bosko's Pingas
Average Looney Tunes Cartoon
5:20 😮
15:50 Yosemite Sam Hates Playing Horsey with Wentworth.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Animation was never meant for kids to begin with
5:05 . Singer Eddie Cantor as a Rooster 🐓.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Weird how many of them had Daffy and Speedy paired uo towards the end
6:07
Really satisfying animation 4:18
When he takes a barbed wire to the nethers. I can feel it.
FRUIT CART! LOOK OUT FOR THE FRUIT CART! DUCK, GIUSEPPI!
The common comedy cartoon series in a compilation in 1 second
4:44
Great work! I love this one way better than the other "one second from every lt/mm" that someone uploaded a few years ago. I like how you included both the theatrical and director's cut of 'Hare Ribbon' haha. I see that you have the archive that was deleted that has the best quality possible. Is it possible if you could send 2 shorts to me that I've been trying to track down?
5:18: Jesus christ, that almost didn't age well
Argue in the replies for 1960s era sucks vs 1960s era rocks.
9:41
3:13
*I N J U S T I C E*
2X speed all the + captions
0:01 WHY DIDNT YOU WARN US ABOUT THIS JUMPSCARE
STICKMAN? 5:47
11:44 9/11 but siked
0:26 1:05 *M O N K E J U M P S C A R E*
5:03 What Cartoon
2:11 funny
1:09 Bender?
15:59 whats the name of this episode?
Fast buck duck
0:15, 0:16 и 0:18 это микки маус?
0:20 а это случайно не гуффи?
Its so very funny
Sure beats watching woke western animation
Almost a copy of Kaizer's
I wouldn't care less if even all of the clips were the same. I used them because I liked them.
Same concept, yes, but very different clips/execution. I love them both!