Greetings my Patreon fellows, thanks for subscribing! Today let's come back with the new episodes of Toonheads.
i'd like to introduce you the new reconstructed episode, this time from Season 1 in Latin Spanish entitled "The Inanimated Objects Get Lively" (credits for the mid-segments goes to my friend @Jerico Dvorak).
The episode features shorts directed by Frank Tashlin with books that their characters get to live, which can be seen on example of "Speaking of the Weather" released on September 4, 1937 and "Have You Got Any Castles?" released on June 25, 1938.
As usual, please note the shorts contain racial stereotypes, so viewers discretion is advised. Plus the new episode is available to download for the next 7 days.
The other thing I'd like to share are some findings of PAL 90's masters of several Tex Avery's Looney Tunes shorts. At this moment, they can be seen in the form of screenshots, but if anyone will be interested, I can think of uploading the 2 hour marathon of those cartoons.
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Greetings my Patreon fellows, thanks for subscribing! Today let's come back with the new episodes of Toonheads.
i'd like to introduce you the new reconstructed episode, this time from Season 1 in Latin Spanish entitled "The Inanimated Objects Get Lively" (credits for the mid-segments goes to my friend @Jerico Dvorak).
The episode features shorts directed by Frank Tashlin with books that their characters get to live, which can be seen on example of "Speaking of the Weather" released on September 4, 1937 and "Have You Got Any Castles?" released on June 25, 1938.
As usual, please note the shorts contain racial stereotypes, so viewers discretion is advised. Plus the new episode is available to download for the next 7 days.
The other thing I'd like to share are some findings of PAL 90's masters of several Tex Avery's Looney Tunes shorts. At this moment, they can be seen in the form of screenshots, but if anyone will be interested, I can think of uploading the 2 hour marathon of those cartoons.
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