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Paul is in the studio recording as we speak. Yay! Hopefully it continues all the way to our screens.

Very Good Source who has been writing for a certain lightning-haired character past and present says, "We'll see what happens. This is not the same WB of yesteryear."

I have been encouraged to post this bit of topical humor on the subject. It's vague enough, but also should get the point across.

If you know where this comes from, good for you! I've added clearer text above the blur. (I was wrong in my initial thought of the last word, but was corrected by a Very Good Source.) I can not get confirmation as to whether it has been green-lit or is still being pitched. Making noise and...

The holiday-specific end tags had one with Freakazoid eating a turkey leg and mumbling incoherently, and one where he says something like, "Go downstairs and open your presents!" I think at least one of those is not on the regular episode to which it was attached.

You might also be thinking of "Broadcast Nuisance" with its parody of Sam Donaldson, named either Slam Fondlesome or Dan Anchorman depending on where you viewed the episode ("Dan Anchorman" was use in the U.S. broadcasts, which had some bits cut out and a lot of lines changed to make the Warners...

The same could be done for Freakazoid. There were some special holiday-themed end tags that the DVDs didn't have... Or Tiny Toons, where some bits were cut (like a phone number in one episode). I don't have any Tiny Toons on tape though other than Night Ghoulery. Unfortunately while I have a...

Well, my original tapes don't have the original commercials, so that wouldn't help ya there... And they're EP so not very good quality. But at least they have all the right title cards and stuff. I guess Dot's Quiet Time also is missing its title card on the DVDs.

Since I last posted in this thread about having a bunch of stuff packed away and should be able unpack them after Linda and I got our own place... well, Linda and I got our own place (and got married, but that's another matter). I took photos of a lot of things to use as visual stimuli to go...

Haven't been on this forum for a while. I keep disappearing for long stretches. Bad Keeper. Anyway, a few months ago I made a little video presentation of some Animaniacs-related song parodies I had written way back when the show was still airing. Thought you all might enjoy them, despite my...

Interesting! I wonder why that bit got cut from the DVD version. I know the DVD versions tended to be first-run versions of the episodes, which later had bits added, but by episode 55 I'm pretty sure I was adding to the AHEM as episodes aired, so that should be the first-run version listed out...

No, it doesn't. In stills sometimes, but not in motion. Their ears are slightly thinner than Wang as well. Compare it to the rest of Hooray For North Hollywood, which is Wang. KoKo is credited in the episode, and the only things in the episode are Hooray for North Hollywood, There's Only One of...

What "usual stuff"? Acquaintances was the first thing from them that we ever saw on Animaniacs. However, it is very possible that the credits I gave to the shorts of episode 93 are not correct, as that was the first appearance of BOTH studios used in that episode, so there was zero reference...

I think that had been up at fuzzy.com at some point. Maybe a web archive search could turn up something. I'm not sure though. Most of the things that were on the rasputin FTP server ended up at fuzzy.com, but fuzzy.com was in a database form rather than traditional page form, so who knows if it...

...or the "Sonovavich" song which WAS censored after the first broadcast.