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HBO Max has left several intentional gaps for where they plan to add more Looney Tunes shorts, with many of these gaps aligning where the rest of Speedy’s cartoons likely will go (Nuts an Volts is the only one available on the service so far). Regarding the mid-late 60s cartoons, there’s enough...

Heads up for those who haven’t heard yet, Tex Avery Screwball Classics Volume 2 finally comes out next month on Blu ray.

The funny thing is that due to their own limited criteria, the only DePatie-Freleng shorts they air are the three non-Speedy Daffy Duck cartoons, McKimson's two Roadrunner shorts, and the Larriva Eleven (Minus "Run, Run... Sweet Roadrunner"). If their goal is to mainly stick with shorts that...

A little thing I want to expand upon regarding the Tom and Jerry block as a supplement to an older post by another user; When Boomerang began switching a lot of the older Turner prints of a majority of the shorts in rotation to the newer remastered versions made for modern home video and...

I doubt it.

I just watched "Bugs Bunny Rides Again" and it seems that the Looney Tunes shorts have also been updated from the older tape transfers to the remastered versions.

It seems that the majority of the Tom and Jerry shorts currently airing have been updated to the remastered versions done for the Golden Collection (which is still stuck in limbo). Has the same thing more or less happened to the Looney Tunes? Or are they mostly still the older tape masters?

It would be nice if Boomerang took notes from their sister channel, Turner Classic Movies, and aired 4:3 content in its proper aspect ratio without stretching it. The stretched image thing that CN/Boomerang does looks ugly. It was the thing that separated CN reruns of classic material from...

I've stated this somewhere before but I disagree. The DVD remasters are readily available for purchase in stores and online (for the most part), while a lot of the older prints are hard to find and still deserve some sort of preservation. As it usually goes, once they switch from an older a.a.p...

Old post but here's a supplementary clip to your claim:

Hello, all. Friday, January 4th, 2019, the 1941 Merrie Melodie "A Cat's Tale" will air. Get your DVRs ready.

I had a feeling.

The current version of "Sorry Safari" that Boomerang USA airs has sound added during the gag where Tom goes deaf.

For some reason, Boomerang U.S. still wants to pretend that Mammy (and on a related note, Speedy Gonzales) doesn't exist, despite the WB Kids YouTube channel uploaded clips and international Boomerang feeds airing cartoons with the respectively character(s).

Here's a list of the restored Tom and Jerry cartoons aired by Boomerang since September 2017, more or less. ALL UNCENSORED.