As it should be! For my money, if there’s one "DisneyToon" feature — using that term as a catch all for the many satellite studios that made stuff for DTVs and TV movies — that deserves to be counted as a quasi-legit WDP/WDFA/WDAS entry, it’s A Goofy Movie. Legacy character, check. WDFA Director, ch...

Would love to…but then I wouldn’t ever be allowed back on the lot!

You have no idea!

Down the road from me.

When you put it that way…!

Drove past the set today. And to think this is all happening in the fields that we walked through to meet my movie night pal Shawn, Rand!

Guess it just depends on which side of the bed he gets up from in the mornings… Cray-cray.

I guess he’s really working!!

Yeah, once a tax write off, always a tax write off, it was thought.

Must have cost them a bit! Now to have them buy the Scoob film, then Batgirl, then Looney Tunes, then the whole of WB and restore things to normal service…!

I think, as that link alludes to, that the wider fandom are thinking this refers to the famed Termite Terrace, which actually went a long time ago (ah, yes, the article says the 40s, I had always thought it was the 50s, when the shorts stopped and Friz and Chuck started doing their own things). So t...

But she’s the best thing about it! The second film was just an extended television episode, and very episodic at that, but the third ("Just call me Stan!") had some fun designs and things in it, though was a bit all over the place. I love Disney's Alice In Wonderland despite the flaws, but when peop...

Oh,cool!

The preview clip looks nice and clean, so there’s obviously an HD remaster been done at some point. Might have to nab that, if only digital. It’s been an age since I last saw it.

Xactly.

I fail to see how these don’t fall into the "family" category anyway, at least! So bizarre.

"Since the streamer prioritizes adult and family programming, kiddie programming such as Looney Tunes and Sesame Street was no longer viewed as a priority."

Kiddie!? He really doesn't know or get WB's own history, let alone Looney Tunes history, or what he has, do he?