I was just wondering why you used the end card for The Underground World (1943) instead of an actual shot from the picture.

I was just wondering why you used the end card for The Underground World (1943) instead of an actual shot from the picture.

I was just wondering why you used the end card for The Underground World (1943) instead of an actual shot from the picture.

Where are you seeing this?

Hey Patrick, I was just wondering if there is a print of the Color Rhapsodies cartoon Poor Elmer (1938), since I can't find any visual evidence from it, and I'd really like to post screenshots from it.

I mean, if it aired as part of Totally Tooned In's 54th episode, then that must mean that a copy does in fact exist!

Hopefully, we can get a good quality online so that we can finally see what this picture looked like, and how it went.

Thanks for your help!

Hey Patrick, I was just wondering if there is a print of the Color Rhapsodies cartoon Poor Elmer (1938), since I can't find any visual evidence from it, and I'd really like to post screenshots from it.

I mean, if it aired as part of Totally Tooned In's 54th episode, then that must mean that a copy does in fact exist!

Hopefully, we can get a good quality online so that we can finally see what this picture looked like, and how it went.

Thanks for your help!

That's the one with the old rabbit that stayed in grade school for a long time because he's supposedly naughty all these years and never payed attention to his lessons, right? Yup, it aired. I have it on tape but I don't know how to upload tape stuff on the computer (let alone screen captures).

Hey Patrick, I was just wondering if there is a print of the Color Rhapsodies cartoon Poor Elmer (1938), since I can't find any visual evidence from it, and I'd really like to post screenshots from it.

I mean, if it aired as part of Totally Tooned In's 54th episode, then that must mean that a copy does in fact exist!

Hopefully, we can get a good quality online so that we can finally see what this picture looked like, and how it went.

Thanks for your help!

That's the one with the old rabbit that stayed in grade school for a long time because he's supposedly naughty all these years and never payed attention to his lessons, right? Yup, it aired. I have it on tape but I don't know how to upload tape stuff on the computer (let alone screen captures).

Actually, it's about a big city hospital full of wacky anthropomorphic animals preparing for the arrival of the titular Elmer, who turns out to be a goldfish.

And as for the plot you described, I believe that's the plot-line of The Foolish Bunny (1938).

Thanks for allowing me to clarify, and I hope you can figure out how to convert videotape to computers! Maybe a capture card or something, perhaps?

Hey BobbyS ,

Do you know where I can find these cartoons:

Happy Birdy to You (2021) 
Daffy Psychic: New Love (2021) 
Spring Forward, Fall Flat (2021) 
Appetite for Destruction (2022) 
Frame on You (2022) 

If you can please provide me with some links to high-quality copies of these cartoons as they'd be seen on a streaming service or DVD, that'd be awesome.

Thanks!

Hey BobbyS ,

Do you know where I can find these cartoons:

Happy Birdy to You (2021) 
Daffy Psychic: New Love (2021) 
Spring Forward, Fall Flat (2021) 
Appetite for Destruction (2022) 
Frame on You (2022) 

If you can please provide me with some links to high-quality copies of these cartoons as they'd be seen on a streaming service or DVD, that'd be awesome.

Thanks!

You can find the first three cartoons in the best quality with no watermarks via Stremio.
I don't know where to find the last two cartoons.

Hey BobbyS ,

Do you know where I can find these cartoons:

Happy Birdy to You (2021) 
Daffy Psychic: New Love (2021) 
Spring Forward, Fall Flat (2021) 
Appetite for Destruction (2022) 
Frame on You (2022) 

If you can please provide me with some links to high-quality copies of these cartoons as they'd be seen on a streaming service or DVD, that'd be awesome.

Thanks!

You can find the first three cartoons in the best quality with no watermarks via Stremio.
I don't know where to find the last two cartoons.

I tried that, but it didn't seem to link to anything I could trust, which is why I was hoping to request screenshots for them.