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In my opinion, while I no longer enjoy watching Disney's Bonkers, I do have to admit that the Lucky episodes were enjoyable just like the Miranda episodes while rediscovering the show on YouTube. But sometimes, the gags and writing might be bothersome here and there, but the characters are sort...

No mention of 101 Dalmatians' The Series "The Making Of..."? The episode name is basically self-explanatory, but I was throwing in a suggestion from Disney's One Saturday Morning era.

I'm a member of the Autism spectrum myself, too. I've been to two comic-cons so far. My first one was in Detroit, where my mom and I got to see Linda Larkin, the voice of Jasmine. She was so nice to me that she signed my copy of my Aladdin behind-the-scenes book! The second one was in Novi...

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! Sorry we were away for over two years! Late last June, I discovered Shnookums and Meat's third missing episode online, only that it was in the Spanish dub. I thought it to myself that although it was found, it wouldn't work for our final review. A year later...

Ooh, yes! I was surprised to see Queen Butterfly wearing jeans! :D

Oh, yeah. He's such a bizarre villain in this series. Ah, you have a point here. Yes, you're right. I did put in my concluding remarks too soon, and yes. We will have to wait soon or another 3-5 years until we get that sucker to review.

He-he, yeah. It's unusual for the bad guy to freak out so wildly. You know what I mean?

All right. Here's my review on the series finale of Shnookums & Meat tonight. Shnookums & Meat: "What a Turkey!" In this episode, Shnookums prepares to cut up Mr. Gobble for Thanksgiving dinner, but Meat is determined to set his friend free. This is a somewhat violent entry where Shnookums...

Well, just a reminder that next week will be the series finale. I can see that Tex Tinstar could tell a solid story in just all the 13 short episodes.

Today, I review S&M Episode #12, so let's see how it goes. Shnookums & Meat: "Jingle Bells, Something Smells" Yes, I know Christmas is over from last year, so don't argue with me. Anyway, Santa Claus gets knocked out by Meat's smelly stocking. So, our boys will have to drive the sleigh in...

Oh, yes. Too bad the idea lost its focus. I didn't know that. I'll guess I'll have to watch the Monty Python credits to understand your point. Oh, yes! Aside from steam locomotives, I have a fondness for machines, especially machines in cartoons. The cannon's a clever idea, if you know how...

Good evening, folks. It's time I give my review on Episode #11. Shnookums & Meat: "Night of the Living Shnookums" This episode has an interesting concept. The concept shows that Meat falsely believes he's killed Shnookums and later fears that Shnookums has returned to get revenge on his enemy...

He-he, I try. Yes, while I do like Wang as one of my favorite animation studios overseas, I am aware that it does have sloppy work and that there are other good animation studios.

You're welcome, and I respect your opinion. So, thanks. :)

Happy New Year, Toonzone friends! Now, with the 22nd anniversary of The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show being today, I'm gonna get started on Episode 10, while I wait for my partner, Duckfan, to catch up. Shnookums & Meat: "Something's Fishy" In this episode, the pet fish, having suffered...

Good morning, bloggers! Listen up! This weekend, DAF Radio: Disney Afternoon Forever has kicked off the campaign event to release more of the Disney Afternoon shows on DVD, and today's the last day if you want to do so. All you have to do is to open Facebook and type in "Disney Movie Club"...

Wow, amazing! :D

Wow! Your project's just getting better and better, isn't it? :)

I am friends with the owner of the project, and what's more exciting is that the first volume of the book will be released this October, if the Walt Disney Company has anything to say about it. Other than that, this is perfect news, compared to DAF Radio. Whether this generation is interested...

Thanks for sharing your closing thoughts, Duckfan, and I approve your point about Disney TV Animation having many different art styles found in their most recent shows to this day. Even if Shnookums & Meat wasn't a big hit, I feel that Disney knew what it was doing, rather than getting ahead of...

Good evening, folks. I apologize for slacking off of last week's review, but here is mine right now. Shnookums & Meat: "I.Q. You Too!" Hmmm, this is an interesting set-up. It starts with Shnookums proving that Meat is too fixated on something simple as protecting the house. Determined to get...

Now that you mention it, yes. It was a mistake on the producers' part, and the episode guide on TV.Com is much worse. It believes that the whole show aired on TV in 1993, when it was really the original "Shnookums and Meat" segments on Marsupilami.

Good evening, folks. My partner is unable to review Episode #8. So, I'll go ahead and review that episode, while I wait for him to catch up. Shnookums & Meat: "Kung-Fu Kitty" According to the show's creator, Shnookums & Meat was originally a supporting segment on Disney's version of...

Yeah. I had the time of my life watching that roller coaster of a series finale. It was awesome in every way. :) I don't know why Pacifica was still behaving cranky, but I wondered how both Stan and Ford were quickly able to swap clothes before Bill returned. Indeed, Al Hirsch was a genius...

Ooh, sorry. I forgot. ^^

Thanks, Elvis! :D

I'm a little bit behind with our reviews, so I'm going to cover Episode #7. Shnookums and Meat: "Step-Ladder to Heaven" Hmmm, this is an interesting plot. Our favorite troublemakers end up in Heaven and have to pass their final judgement with the Supervisor. This is possibly one of the rarest...

Fair enough. I admit that the "Tex Tinstar" cartoons are funny to watch, but I love the "Pith Possum" shorts even more. It's because of the superhero spoofing (much like Batman and Darkwing Duck combined) and Pith's human girlfriend, Doris Deer; her voice is stellar and hot, so you gotta give...

Wow, I didn't know that!

I agree with you, too. Fortunately, there's going to be a Disney Afternoon DVD Campaign this Friday. What's going to happen is that we are going to ask Disney Movie Club to release the Disney Afternoon shows we want on DVD and still share pictures of our collection with them. Are you interested...

Yes, Meat was performed by Frank Welker.

To be honest with you, I'm not an expert on animation breakdowns, because I don't really know who does each character movement.

Yeah. Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and Pinky and the Brain had the same kind of credits, too, being that they were WB shows.

Yeah. Given the fact that the credits for the show listed a few of the animators' names from Toonz Animation and Wang Film Productions, I guess that there were other animators were not credited. Am I right?

Someone like Mark Allen or Samuel Wheeler? According to Mr. Wheeler himself, he worked on the Tex Tinstar episodes at Toonz Animation. It's located in New Zealand.

That's a very awesome review, my friend, especially how you explained about "Haunt of the Night of Blacker Darkness". I'm working on my own review right now! :D Shnookums and Meat: "Pain in the Brain" This short is possibly the wildest and best episode I've seen in my life. Basically...

Good enough.

Here's my review on Episode 5 right now. Shnookums and Meat: "Cabin Fever" This is an interesting step up from the last one, with the main characters doing their best to survive after an earthquake. Unfortunately, with nowhere to go, due to being trapped in the house, and almost barely...

Now, here's my review on Episode #4, too. Shnookums and Meat: "Poodle Panic" This short doesn't have the same amount of humor and gags as "Weight for Me" and "Ow, Hey!", but it's still worth watching once in a while. Now, Toulouse is supposed to be a poodle, but closely looks like Pith Possum...

Awesome screen shots, my friend! I like the first one on the top and the second-to-last picture near the bottom. :)