The Henpecked Duck (airing tomorrow) will likely be restored from the 90's colorized print, and suffer the same fate as Daffy's Southern Exposure.

No, its been restored to HD and is on Apple I believe. Let's go back to not assuming anything

The Henpecked Duck (airing tomorrow) will likely be restored from the 90's colorized print, and suffer the same fate as Daffy's Southern Exposure.

No, its been restored to HD and is on Apple I believe. Let's go back to not assuming anything

Do you have a source to the recording? I haven't been able to find the recording of the HD version anywhere.

Also, just to let everyone know to have their DVRs set, because "The Henpecked Duck" tomorrow will definitely be worth the watch!

Sorry for assuming. Though The Henpecked Duck aired with the wrong opening music but with the correct ending. I didn't notice any photoshoped titles though.

It may not have been photoshopped, but it still has some bread crumb trail problems (it still has fake digital effects and the lackluster unrestored audiotrack); regardless, amazing restoration!

Even though I was a little late for that and the next thing I am about to mention right now (again, housekeeping of missed reports), "Double-Cross-Country-Race" aired with the American Indian maiden scenes uncut.

Toon in with Me had an entire episode dedicated to World War 2, and the references that came like victory gardens, rationing, and so forth.

This also marked Snafu's debut on Toon in with Me with Gas, directed by Chuck Jones. Bill also gives insight by mentioning Frank Capra during the creation of Snafu, mentioning films like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and It's a Wonderful Life.

Aloha Hooey aired unrestored this morning

Leila Gorstein, the actress who plays Goldie Fisher and basically every other recurring female character on Toon In with Me, is departing from the show. Her final (new) episode airs tomorrow morning.
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The next episode will be "Superman" themed in celebration of the long-awaited theatrical Superman shorts joining the show's rotation starting with "The Arctic Giant" (1942).

DVNR (I guess) took away part of the coyote’s leg in FAST AND FURRY-OUS.

Since Leila left, the show has been doing episodes feature six cartoons rather than the usual five. Also, the most recent episode showcased old commercials including one of Tex Avery's Raid ads.

Just caught wind that A Tale of Two Mice made it's restoration debut today on an episode titled "What's in the Box... Of Wigs?"

Yesterday, the Mintz shorts made a return to Toon in with Me with Foxy Pups (1937).

Jerry Beck was interviewed for this week's birthday salute to Bugs.

August 2 is a celebration of all things Fleischer:

Gold Rush Daze's restoration finally aired today on an episode titled Californianimation.

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I wish not to be shot in the leg for bringing this topic back to the limelight, I just notify things here.

The Uncle Tom's cabin scene was cut in today's airing of Book Revue. Considering this scene was uncensored prior in previous airings, it was likely done for time, but given the controversial nature of the Uncle Tom's Cabin, I wouldn't be surprised if it was also done for content. I'm leaning slightly towards the former on this one, but color me surprised if I'm proven wrong.

Moving on, acording to the synopsis for next week's "Fantastic Fridays"on my DVR, it says:


"Bill and Toony celebrate another Fantastic Friday with cartoons premiering on 'Toon In With Me' including Tom and Jerry, Popeye, and Woody Woodpecker."

I don't know if it means that ME TV got the rights to the Lantz "Cartunes" or they're going to air "Pantry Panic" again.

Currently watching the episode, but they did air that Mammy Two-Shoes scene uncensored on The Little Orphan, but kept the blackface scene cut out.

They also went with airing Her Honor the Mare and even went as far as to mentioning Jim Tyer, the man best associated with Terrytoons.

I only have eyes for you makes it's Toon in with Me debut, restored, and previously removed from HBO Max back in 2021.

As for that woodpecker, it seems they went for Pantry Panic again for today's episode.

Currently watching the episode, but they did air that Mammy Two-Shoes scene uncensored on The Little Orphan, but kept the blackface scene cut out.

They also went with airing Her Honor the Mare and even went as far as to mentioning Jim Tyer, the man best associated with Terrytoons.

I only have eyes for you makes it's Toon in with Me debut, restored, and previously removed from HBO Max back in 2021.

As for that woodpecker, it seems they went for Pantry Panic again for today's episode.

"I Only Have Eyes for You" was actually pulled from HBO Max in 2020, the same year it aired.

Also, I was going to mention some cut and uncut cartoons from the end of May to present day, but I feel they are just outright redundant, pointless, and insignificant to mention, because of them being public everywhere, including other forums, YouTube and the Looney Tunes Wiki, being mentioned by other people including RareSox here on this forum, and also I forgot what titles I was going to mention.

I will mention significant things that did happen on MeTV: "The Sheepish Wolf", "Slap Happy Pappy", and "The Good Egg" aired restored a short while ago. Plus, some MeTV debuts such as "Page Miss Glory", "The Lyin' Mouse", "The Sneezing Weasel", "Porky the Gob", "The Wacky Worm", "Double Chaser", some Sniffles cartoons, "Gopher Goofy", "Sleepy Time Possum", "Mixed Master", "Mexican Mousepiece", etc. already existing in HD that did not air on MeTV prior. Oh yeah, plus, someone forgot to mention that "Feather Finger" made its MeTV debut back in June... unrestored.

Also, for those who thought I left the forum for good, hi!

Sorry to wake you fellas up to seeing this thread rise back from the dead, but it's worth noting that The Royal Floor Flasher and Service with a Guile just aired with the warning caption label on Saturday Morning Cartoons, detailing ethnic concerned regarding the two cartoons.

This was previously shown over on MeTV's sister channel, MeTV+ when showing Ain't That Ducky.

Again, sorry for bring this thread back from the dead, but it's still worth noting, nevertheless.