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Hippety Hopper

**Hippety Hopper** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Hippety Hopper made a total of 24 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Hippety Hopper was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Hop Look And Listen* in 1948. Hippety Hopper would appear in a total of 24 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Freudy Cat* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Hippety Hopper is a baby kangaroo with brown fur and sometimes red punching gloves. Hippety almost never spoke except in two cartoons (neither of which were with Sylvester Cat). Hippety was also always on the winning side of situations when versing any foe of his. Hippety teams up in the end of the cartoon with Bugs Bunny in one of his appearances and is able to best Sylvester Cat and in one instance Yosemite Sam. Hippety has a liking to Sylvester Jr. (even if Junior is not on his team) maybe for the fact they are both children. In Hippety's cases, he might think that Sylvester and him are playing a game when indeed they are not and Sylvester and Sylvester Jr constantly mistake Hippety for being a giant mouse. Sylvester is never able to catch that "giant mouse" in the end and for Sam he is trying to catch Hippety to win a bunch of money.

## 1948/1964

* Hippety Hopper appeared in 13 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 11 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 24 cartoons.
Gabby Gator

**Gabby Gator** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Gabby Gator made a total of 12 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Gabby Gator was voiced by Daws Butler and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Reluctant Recruit* in 1955. Gabby Gator would appear in a total of 12 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Seal On The Loose* in 1967.

## Appearance/Personality

Gabby Gator is an alligator with green scales, an orange coat and sometimes a red hat but is usually seen without it. Gabby did not become as famous as Woody's renowned enemies like Buzz Buzzard and Wally Walrus. However, he did win audiences over with his personality. Gabby was an underdog enemy for Woody Woodpecker much like Marvin The Martian for *Looney Tunes* only not as evil as Marvin. Gabby was usually on the loosing end of situations when versing Woody Woodpecker. Gabby lives in the Okiedokie Swamp, which is a play on Lake Okeechobee and is near Cape Canaveral. Unfortunately for him, this place does not have many food options, and Gabby is forced to attract the food (usually Woody Woodpecker) to his home and attempt to capture him with anything he might have at hand, including highly advanced technology.

## 1955/1967

* Cartoons 1-6 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 4

* There were 4 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 60 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 8 cartoons released in black and white on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on November 14, 2006.

## Disc 1: Bugs Bunny Favorites

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* All cartoons feature Bugs Bunny.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 2: A Dash Of Tashlin

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 9 cartoons in color, 6 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Speedy Gonzales In A Flash

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* All cartoons feature Speedy Gonzales.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 4: Kitty Korner

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 13 cartoons in color, 2 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).
Oliver Owl

**Oliver Owl** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Oliver Owl made a total of 4 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Oliver Owl was voiced by Jack Carr and his first appearance was in the cartoon *I Haven't Got a Hat* in 1935. Oliver Owl would appear in a total of 4 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Gold Diggers of '49* in 1935.

## Appearance/Personality

Oliver Owl is a owl with a hit top hat, black jacket like shirt and green pants with black tennis shoes. Oliver is seen to be very gifted as he can play piano and also direct films for a company. Oliver was seen to have a rivalry with Beans Cat but that sort of changed later on. He was seen to be friends with Porky Pig and Ham & Ex. He also likes Beans Cat, Little Kitty and Bosko and Buddy. Oliver also really likes candy and will do anything to have some. Oliver only appeared in episodes during 1935.

## 1935

* All *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Oliver Owl appeared in 3 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 1 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 4 cartoons.

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Minnie Mouse

**Minnie Mouse** is a Walt Disney character from the Walt Disney series. Minnie Mouse made a total of 68 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Minnie Mouse was voiced by Marcellite Garner from 1929/1946 and later left and Ruth Clifford took the role from 1947/1952 and her first appearance was in the cartoon *Steamboat Willie* in 1928. Minnie Mouse would appear in a total of 68 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Pluto's Christmas Tree* in 1952.

## Appearance/Personality

Minnie Mouse is a mouse that wears a dress with high heels and a bow that match in color with white gloves just like Mickey does. Minnie was initially created to be the love interest of Mickey Mouse; concept art for Mickey showed a female mouse alongside him. Minnie's early personality is cute, playful, musical and flirtatious. She often portrays an entertainer like a dancer or a musician whose affection Mickey is trying to win. Part of the comedy of these early shorts is the varying degree of success Mickey has in wooing Minnie. Unlike later cartoons after the redesign, Minnie often becomes a damsel in distress whom Mickey tries to rescue. She is also subject to a lot of slapstick and rubber hose animation gags. Over the course of the 1930s, Minnie's and Mickey's relationship solidified and they eventually became a steady couple.

## 1928/1952

* The first 50 cartoons are produced in black-and-white while the rest are in color.
* All cartoons were produced in full screen format.
Yosemite Sam

**Yosemite Sam** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Yosemite Sam made a total of 46 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Yosemite Sam was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Hare Trigger* in 1945. Yosemite Sam would appear in a total of 46 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Sunday Go To Harein' Time* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Yosemite Sam is a human usually dressed as a cowboy with a red shirt, blue jeans, a yellow collar and a tan cowboy hat and cowboy boots with his best known quality of a ginger beard. Yosemite Sam has also been seen as a prison guard, warrior and even a captain but cowboy was the main occupation. Sam is usually on the loosing end of situations, Sam looses in roughly every episode in particular with Bugs Bunny. When Sam would appear alone or with another character he also looses like with Hippety Hopper, Goofy Gophers and one instance with Daffy Duck (he wins in one episode with him too). Sam also has a very bad temper. Sam was brought in to be a new foe to Bugs Bunny as they wanted someone a little tougher than Elmer Fudd. In the cartoon *Buckaroo Bugs* there is a cowboy character that looked like Sam without the beard, but the studio denied that being him and a proto-type.

## 1945/1964

* Yosemite Sam appeared in 31 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 15 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 46 cartoons.
Woody Woodpecker Collection

* There were 5 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 75 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
* 19 cartoons are new to DVD.
* This DVD was released on October 9, 2015.

## Disc 1

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* *The Loan Stranger* and *Show Biz Beagle* are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 2

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* *Pecking Holes in Poles* and *Gold Diggin' Woodpecker* are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 3

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* *Woodpecker In The Rough*, *What's Sweepin'*, *Operation Sawdust*, *Hypnotic Hick*, *Hot Noon (Or 12 O'Clock For Sure)*, *Socko In Morocco*, and *Convict Concerto* are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 4

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 15 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* All cartoons are new to DVD except *Private Eye Pooch*, *Square Shootin' Square*, *Calling All Cuckoos*, *Round Trip To Mars*, *Little Televillain*, *The Tee Bird*, and *His Better Elf*.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 5

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
Cookie

**Cookie** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Cookie made a total of 16 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Cookie was voiced by Berneice Hansell and her first appearance was in the cartoon *Buddy's Day Out* in 1933. Cookie would appear in a total of 16 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Flowers For Madame* in 1935.

## Appearance/Personality

Cookie is a human with shoulder-length black hair, and usually wears a skirt. In color cartoons it is seen to be black and white shirt. She has a baby brother named Elmer. Her address is given as 00½ Cornbread Ave. Cookie his the girlfriend of Buddy and the two go on a few different adventures together. Cookie had only appeared with Buddy and never appeared with any other character other than him. She was introduced as the second female character in the Looney Tunes series the first being Honey. Cookie does live with Buddy in a few episodes but it is unknown if they are husband and wife in the episodes.

## 1933/1935

* All *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Cookie appeared in 14 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 2 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 16 cartoons.
Egghead

**Egghead** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Egghead made a total of 14 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Egghead was voiced by Danny Webb and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Egghead Rides Again* in 1937. Egghead would appear in a total of 14 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Believe It or Else* in 1939.

## Appearance/Personality

Egghead is a human with a green jacket, green pants, black shoes with white socks, a yellow tie and sometimes a brown hat. Egghead was the first recurring character that was a male created for Leon Schlesinger's *Merrie Melodies* series, the first was Emily Chicken which both appear in a cartoon together. Egghead was confirmed to be the proto-type character for the later Elmer Fudd as both had a similar look in 1930's and early 40's for Elmer. Egghead would be mostly on the winning side of situations aside from his cartoons with both Emily Chicken and Daffy Duck. Egghead was one of the few characters to only appear in *Merrie Melodie* shorts. Egghead himself returned decades later in the compilation film Daffy Duck's Quackbusters. More recently, he also made a cameo appearance at the end of *Looney Tunes: Back in Action*. He has also made appearances in *Looney Tunes* comic books.

## 1937/1939

* Egghead appeared in 0 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 14 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 14 cartoons.
MGM Gene Deitch Collection

## MGM Gene Deitch Collection

* There were 2 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 40 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
* All cartoons are new to DVD.
* This DVD was released on January 20, 2017.

## Disc 1: Tom & Jerry & Friends

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 2: Woody Woodpecker & Friends

* 15 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
Sylvester Jr.

**Sylvester Jr.** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Sylvester Jr. made a total of 16 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Sylvester Jr. was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Pop i'm Pop!* in 1950. Sylvester Jr. would appear in a total of 16 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Freudy Cat* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Sylvester Jr. is a pussycat with black and white fur and looks just like his father Sylvester Cat. Junior was always on the luckier side of situations when appearing with his dad and Hippety Hopper. Hippety found Junior to be a friend to him though that wasn't always the case. Junior is only three and a half and sometimes has a lisp but other times doesn't like Sylvester. Sylvester and Junior are usually hunting for mice and sometimes hunting for birds. Junior does act a little dramatic in some cases when Sylvester brags of how good a mouse/bird hunter he is when he can't catch the mouse/bird. Junior will sometimes put a bag over his head due to embarrassment of his father. Junior is sometimes able to trap Hippety but not by hurting him but just being a little more friendly towards him.

## 1950/1964

* Sylvester Jr. appeared in 10 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 6 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 16 cartoons.
Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites

## Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites Collection

* There were 6 volumes of this collection.
* There were a total of 86 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 1 cartoons released in black-and-white on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 5 cartoons released in cinema scope on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.

## Starring Mickey Mouse

* 14 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* This DVD released on January 11, 2005.
* All cartoons feature Mickey Mouse.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Starring Donald Duck

* 14 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* This DVD released on January 11, 2005.
* All cartoons feature Donald Duck.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Starring Goofy

* 14 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* Cartoons 5 & 9 are in cinema scope format.
* This DVD released on May 31, 2005.
* All cartoons feature Goofy.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Starring Chip N' Dale & Pluto Dog

* 14 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* Cartoons 5 & 9 are in cinema scope format.
* This DVD released on May 31, 2005.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Holiday Celebration & Vacations

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 1 in black and white.
* Cartoon 1 is in black and white.
* Cartoon 14 is in cinema scope format.
* This DVD released on September 27, 2005.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Best Pals: Mickey & Friends

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* Cartoon 2 is in cinema scope format.
* This DVD released on September 27, 2005.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).
Andy Panda

**Andy Panda** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Andy Panda made a total of 54 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Andy Panda was voiced by Bernice Hansen and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Life Begins For Andy Panda* in 1939. Andy Panda would appear in a total of 54 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Rest Resort* in 1954.

## Appearance/Personality

Andy Panda is a panda with red shorts and yellow gloves and shoes with black and white fur on his body. Andy was at first a mischievous cub, whose blustery Papa is frequently trying to prove himself as a good role model. Later, Andy became a stand-alone star in the vein of Mickey Mouse, and even acquired a Pluto-like dog named Milo as a pet. Andy is good friends with Woody Woodpecker and does have a rivalry with Wally Walrus just like Woody and they even stop Wally together from time to time. When the turtle disappeared from the series, Papa began to function as both companion and foil. The character was then given a major overhaul by director Shamus Culhane for the 1944 short *The Painter and the Pointer*, with a far more malicious personality than he had ever shown previously, but this new version was disliked by both Lantz and audiences, and was not used again.
Marvin The Martian

**Marvin The Martian** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Marvin The Martian made a total of 10 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Marvin The Martian was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Haredevil Hare* in 1948. Marvin The Martian would appear in a total of 10 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *At Your Service Mar-tian* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Marvin The Martian is a martian alien with a black face, white sneakers a green shield (sometimes yellow) a red track suit. Marvin was usually on the loosing end of situations in particular with Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig. Marvin was able to get the best of Daffy Duck sometimes but he would also have a share at winning. Marvin was brought in to be a more soft spoken foe for Bugs in place of Yosemite Sam (who is more aggressive) and Elmer Fudd (who is more dimwitted). Marvin was also brought as a foe for Daffy Duck as well. Marvin also had the need to blow up the earth for the most part or take another planet and tries to be very destructive in doing so.

## 1948/1964

* Marvin The Martian appeared in 6 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 10 cartoons.
Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 6

* There were 4 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 60 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 14 cartoons released in black and white on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on October 21, 2008.

## Disc 1: Looney Tunes All-Stars Part 1

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 2: Patriotic Pals

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 11 cartoons in color, 4 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Looney Tunes Presents: Bosko, Buddy & Friends

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 5 cartoons in color, 10 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 4: Looney Tunes All-Stars Part 2

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).
Tyrannosaurids

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Speedy Gonzales

**Speedy Gonzales** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Speedy Gonzales made a total of 58 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Speedy Gonzales was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Cat-Tails For Two* in 1953. Speedy Gonzales would appear in a total of 58 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Trial Of Mr. Duck* in 1968.

## Appearance/Personality

Speedy Gonzales is a mouse from mexico with a white shirt and pants, a red bow tie and a yellow big sombrero hat with him having brown fur. Speedy Gonzales is usually on the lucky side of situations. Speedy is able to outwit any character like a few others can. Speedy is able to outwit both Sylvester Cat and Daffy Duck in many different cartoons. Speedy is the "fastest mouse in all of mexico." Speedy does loose in a couple of shorts however when he wasn't paying attention in both cases. Speedy and Daffy Duck were the final two well known characters that appeared in the last of shorts during the golden age of animation. Speedy was also one of the last main characters of the series as a whole.

## 1953/1968

* Speedy Gonzales appeared in 32 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 26 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 58 cartoons.
Petunia Pig

**Petunia Pig** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Petunia Pig made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Petunia Pig was voiced by June Foray and her first appearance was in the cartoon *Porky's Romance* in 1937. Petunia Pig would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Screwball Football* in 1939.

## Appearance/Personality

Petunia Pig is a pig with a similar feature to her boyfriend, Porky Pig, except that she wears a dress and has braided black hair (which she originally did not have). Petunia is at first a little stuck up towards Porky in her debut but later does become more of Porky's girlfriend over time. As time went on, Petunia was supposed to appear more often with Porky much like Gabby Goat and Daffy Duck. This later did not happen as the others were more popular to audiences but she did have her share in the spotlight. Petunia and Porky were possibly trying to compete with Mickey & Minnie but later ended up not having to do so. Petunia does appear quite often in other Looney Tunes merchandise.

## 1937/1939

* All *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Petunia Pig appeared in 5 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 1 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
MGM Golden Collection Volume 3

* There were 4 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 60 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 45 cartoons released in cinema scope on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 27 cartoons new to DVD in this volume.
* This DVD was released on June 11, 2013.

## Disc 1: Tom & Jerry Cinema Scope Classics

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 15 in cinema scope.
* *The First Bad Mouse* and *Good Will To Mouse* are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 2: Woody Woodpecker Cinema Scope Classics

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 15 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are new to DVD except *Square Shootin' Square*, *Get Lost*, *Arts And Flowers*, and *Round Trip To Mars*.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 3: The Older Days

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are new to DVD except *The Midnight Snack*, *The Bear That Couldn't Sleep*, *Life Begins For Andy Panda*, *The Screwdriver*, *Fraidy Cat*, and *Sufferin' Cats*.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 4: All-Star Cinema Scope Classics

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 15 in cinema scope.
* *Little Johnny Jet*, *Private Eye Pooch*, *Pin Feathers*, *Fireman's Picnic*, and *Grin And Share It* are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
Road Runner

**Road Runner** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Road Runner made a total of 52 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Road Runner was voiced by Paul Julian and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Fast And Furry-ous* in 1949. Road Runner would appear in a total of 52 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Coyote's Holiday Highlights* in 1967.

## Appearance/Personality

Road Runner is a roadrunner with light blue and some dark blue feathers and an orange beak and feet. Road Runner was one of the luckiest characters in *Looney Tunes* and never lost. Road Runner would only get caught by Wile E. Coyote once and it was from a robot. Luckily for him, the robot ate Wile E. instead with the Road Runner able to escape. Road Runner was one of the few characters to not say any words except for "meap, meap" and also on of the few characters not to be voiced by Mel Blanc. In addition, Road Runner was never hurt or harmed on screen (even Tweety Bird had awful medicine in his stomach and has had tail feathers pulled before. The only time Road Runner was hurt was when he sprained a giblet off screen and Bugs Bunny had to take his place with the help of fast pills.

## 1949/1967

* Road Runner appeared in 25 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 27 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 52 cartoons.
Wally Walrus

**Wally Walrus** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Wally Walrus made a total of 26 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Wally Walrus was voiced by Jack Mather and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Beach Nut* in 1944. Wally Walrus would appear in a total of 26 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Clash And Carry* in 1962.

## Appearance/Personality

Wally Walrus is a walrus with green pants and a white shirt with white gloves and a brown mustache. Wally also has a sweedish accent when he talks and is usually trying to get Woody Woodpecker, sometimes trying to get Andy Panda and Chilly Willy as well. Wally is rather slow-witted and prone to anger when provoked. He often hums *My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean* to himself. He is depicted most frequently as an adversary of Woody Woodpecker, sharing the same dynamic with him as with Buzz Buzzard. The character's appearance changed somewhat over the years, with a complexion that ranged from dark to light flesh-tone and variously sized tusks, which Wally would be drawn with or without. A frequent animation goof on *The New Woody Woodpecker Show* was to draw Wally's mouth separate from his tusks so it appeared they were protruding from his nostrils. He often hums *My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean* to himself. He is shown to be more Elmer Fudd from *Looney Tunes* in the case of being more dimwitted and is easily tricked by Woody like Elmer is by Bugs Bunny.

## 1944/1962

* Cartoons 20-24 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
Sniffles The Mouse

**Sniffles The Mouse** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Sniffles The Mouse made a total of 14 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Sniffles The Mouse was voiced by Margaret Hill-Tabot and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Naughty But Mice* in 1939. Sniffles The Mouse would appear in a total of 14 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Of Thee I Sting* in 1946.

## Appearance/Personality

Sniffles The Mouse is a mouse with brown fur, blue pants, a green shirt, blue hat with a red bow and white gloves. Sniffles went on to be another star for in particular *Merrie Melodies* cartoons as Egghead was wrapping up his spotlight for room for Elmer Fudd possibly and Porky & Daffy starred more in *Looney Tunes*. Sniffles did receive lots of praise as he would mostly go on adventures that do get him into trouble but he would come out on the other side unharmed. Sniffles cartoons were usually a little more slow pace but later on his characteristics would change slightly but making him more of a fast pace talking mouse during the 40's. Sniffles was one of the first mostly *Merrie Melodie'*s characters from the late 30's that made it into *Looney Tunes* cartoons as well, as it was usually the other way around. Sniffles did appear in a cartoon with Porky to help find some treasure as the two work together and was able to escape Elmer Fudd in his final cartoon. Sniffles' first *Looney Tunes* short was in 1945.

## 1939/1946

* Sniffles The Mouse appeared in 3 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 11 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 14 cartoons.
Willoughby

**Willoughby** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Willoughby made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Willoughby was voiced by Tex Avery and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Of Fox And Hounds* in 1940. Willoughby would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Foxy By Proxy* in 1952.

## Appearance/Personality

Willoughby is a dog with brown fur and black ears with a thin black tale and white feet. Willoughby was usually seen very thin but in a couple of cartoons he was seen as a heavy set dog. Willoughby is a hunting dog, but does not do his job well as he is easily duped by his targets, much like Elmer Fudd and Beaky Buzzard are. Willoughby is very much like Lennie from *Of Mice And Men*. Willoughby wasn't always on the loosing end of situations but for the most part he was, in particular when he was paired with Bugs Bunny. Willoughby was one of the few characters from WB that was not voiced by Mel Blanc possibly due to Tex Avery also directing a few shorts for both *Looney Tunes* and *Merrie Melodies*. Willoughby was one of the few characters to mostly appear in *Merrie Melodies* cartoons.

## 1940/1952

* Willoughby appeared in 2 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
Beaky Buzzard

**Beaky Buzzard** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Beaky Buzzard made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Beaky Buzzard was voiced by Kent Rogers and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid* in 1942. Beaky Buzzard would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Strife With Father* in 1950.

## Appearance/Personality

Beaky Buzzard is a buzzard with black feathers and a yellow beak and feet with a white collar feather neck. Beaky was a character that was able to be on the winning end of situations minus his debut with Bugs Bunny and the following cartoon. Beaky did get the best of Bugs twice in the cartoon but Bugs was still on top. Beaky is very dimwitted but ends up becoming a little smarter as time went on. Beaky was eventually retired along with Hubie & Bertie, The Three Bears as well as Tweety Bird & Porky Pig both appearing on their own to make room for other characters such as Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot and Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog. Beaky did win audiences over with his sampling of shorts but didn't reach as popular as other characters did at his time.

## 1942/1950

* Beaky Buzzard appeared in 2 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
Honey

**Honey** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Honey made a total of 28 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Honey was voiced by Rochelle Hudson and her first appearance was in the cartoon *Sinkin' in the Bathtub* in 1930. Honey would appear in a total of 28 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Country Boy* in 1935.

## Appearance/Personality

Honey is a human with a dress and bow (much like Minnie from Walt Disney) and wears black high heels. Honey is the girlfriend to Bosko and has a kitten named Wilbur. Bosko has a dog named Bruno and the four would sometimes go on adventures together. Honey's personality is very sweet, charming and kind especially when it came to her boyfriend Bosko. She only appeared as a sidekick character to Bosko much like Wilbur and Bruno did too. She appeared the most times out of any female character in *Looney Tunes*.

## 1930/1935

* All *Looney Tune*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Honey appeared in 27 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 1 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 28 cartoons.
Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot

**Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot** are WB Studio characters from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot were both voiced by Mel Blanc and their first appearance together was in the cartoon *Feed The Kitty* in 1952. Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Cat Feud* in 1958.

## Appearance/Personality

Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot are a dog and cat duo. Marc Anthony is a bulldog with brown fur and light brown belly and Pussyfoot is a little kitten with black fur and a white belly. Marc Anthony does get into trouble with Pussyfoot but Pussyfoot always comes out like a rose while Marc Anthony sometimes looses in situations. Luckily Marc Anthony is able to get the best of Claude Cat from hurting Pussyfoot. Marc Anthony is very protective of Pussyfoot and the two are like father and daughter. Both voiced by Mel Blanc, Pussyfoot is the only female character he did, though both characters never really talked, Pussyfoot meowed and Marc Anthony would bark. They along with Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner and Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog were all brought in when the studio retired Hubie & Bertie, Beaky Buzzard and The Three Bears.

## 1952/1958

* Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot appeared in 4 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 2 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
MGM Golden Collection Volume 1

* There were 4 discs of this volume.
* There were a total of 60 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 0 cartoons released in cinema scope on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 21 cartoons new to DVD in this volume.
* This DVD was released on October 25, 2011.

## Disc 1: Tom & Jerry Favorites

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Tom Cat & Jerry Mouse.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 2: Woody Woodpecker Favorites

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Woody Woodpecker.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 3: Barney, Droopy & Screwy Favorites

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are new to DVD except *Screwball Squirrel* and *The Squirrel Goes South*.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).

## Disc 4: All-Stars Favorites

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 15 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* *Good-Bye Mr. Moth*, *Scrambled Eggs*,*The Old Mill Pond*,*The Lumber Champ*,*The Cat And The Bell*,*Drag-a-Long Droopy*,*Slap Happy Lion*, and *Dance Of The Weed*are new to DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
Rocky & Mugsy

**Rocky & Mugsy** are a WB Studio characters from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Rocky & Mugsy made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Rocky & Mugsy were both voiced by Mel Blanc and their first appearance was in the cartoon *Golden Yeggs* in 1950. Rocky & Mugsy would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Toy Town Mugsy* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Rocky & Mugsy are humans who both wear really nice suits and are known as gangsters. Rocky & Mugsy are usually on the loosing side of situations in the end of their cartoons. Rocky is usually the brains and the leader while Mugsy is very dumb and is the sidekick to Rocky. They first would go against Porky Pig & Daffy Duck and both Porky and Daffy loose in the cartoon. They would also go against Sylvester Cat and Tweety Bird in Sylvester in particular lost throughout the episode while they would only capture Tweety and keep him in a cage, they eventually outwit Rocky & Mugsy in the very end together. Rocky & Mugsy were usually paired with Bugs Bunny who was always able to outwit the two but did get tricked once or twice.

## 1950/1964

* Rocky & Mugsy appeared in 2 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
Barnyard Dawg

**Barnyard Dawg** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Barnyard Dawg made a total of 28 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Barnyard Dawg was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Walky Talky Hawy* in 1946. Barnyard Dawg would appear in a total of 28 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Billboard Frolics* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Barnyard Dawg is a dog with brown and white fur all over his body. Barnyard Dawg is usually on both sides of winning and loosing, he usually wins more when fighting against Foghorn Leghorn but Foghorn can best Barnyard at times. Though usually paired with Foghorn, Barnyard has been paired to other characters with various results. He has been able to best and be outwitted by Daffy Duck, and is outwitted by Goofy Gophers and has been the owner of both Elmer Fudd and Porky Pig. He does team up with Henery Hawk or Miss Prissy when wanting to get back at Foghorn. His named has also been George in a few shorts but the studio had stuck with Barnyard as he usually appears in a barnyard with Foghorn.

## 1946/1964

* Barnyard Dawg appeared in 12 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 16 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 28 cartoons.
Three Bears

**Three Bears** are MGM character from the *MGM* series. Three Bears made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Three Bears were voiced by Rudolf Ising and Martha Wentworth and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Goldilocks and the Three Bears* in 1939. Three Bears would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Blue Danube* in 1941.

## Appearance/Personality

Three Bears are bears that live in a house together and get into situations. Papa Bear is usually the one on the losing end of things but it usually ends with the bears coming good in the end. The bears are usually wearing the similar color scheme together. The Papa bear in particular is usually the dominate one in the group and the most demanding one. Baby Bear is usually the quite one and Mama Bear is the more sane one in the family.
Beans Cat

**Beans Cat** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Beans Cat made a total of 12 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Beans Cat was voiced by Billy Bletcher and his first appearance was in the cartoon *I Haven't Got a Hat* in 1935. Beans Cat would appear in a total of 12 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *I Love to Singa* in 1936.

## Appearance/Personality

Beans Cat is a cat with black fur and green overalls. He has a girlfriend named Little Kitty and is friends with her, Oliver Owl (with some rivalry), Ham & Ex (though they get into trouble), Bosko, Buddy and Porky Pig. Beans was the first star after Bosko and Buddy but people wanted Porky to be the lead man instead. Beans then began appearing with characters from the cast of *I Haven't Got a Hat*, most frequently Porky Pig. However, after a number of Porky and Beans outings, it became clear that the character audiences were talking about was Beans's stuttering sidekick, Porky Pig, rather than Beans himself. Overall, he had a great success for himself beforehand which was good.

## 1935/1936

* All *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Beans Cat appeared in 9 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 3 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 12 cartoons.
Donald Duck

**Donald Duck** is a Walt Disney character from the *Walt Disney* series. Donald Duck made a total of 168 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Donald Duck was voiced by Clarence Nash and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Wise Little Hen* in 1934. Donald Duck would appear in a total of 168 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *How To Have An Accident in The House* in 1956, which was also the final cartoon Walt Disney had released.

## Appearance/Personality

Donald Duck is a duck with a blue shirt and blue hat, white feathers, a orange beak and feet and a red bow on his shirt. Donald's full name is **Donald Fauntleroy Duck** (his middle name appears to be a reference to his sailor hat, which was a common accessory for "Little Lord Fauntleroy" suits). Donald has been described as a "problem child" by Walt Disney. True to this, he is a rather albeit humorously controversial character in nature, with his most famous personality trait being his uncontrollable explosive temper. When Donald loses it he would pitch a fit of quacking and bouncing in place while flaunting his fists, usually as a threat to whomever (or *what*ever) caused him his latest annoyance. He is also arrogant and can be quite the show-off, especially when he is skilled at something. This has a tendency to get him into trouble, however, as he often gets in over his head. In contrast to these negative traits, Donald is really a warm and loving character down to his core. When not dealing with a problem, Donald can be quite jovial and friendly, and he usually tries to keep his temper under control for the sake of his relaxation and contentment.

## 1934/1956

* The first 5 cartoons are produced in black-and-white while the rest are in color.
* The final 24 cartoons are produced in cinema scope format.
Bosko

**Bosko** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Bosko made a total of 46 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Bosko was voiced by Johnny Murray and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid* in 1930. Bosko would appear in a total of 46 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *My Green Fedora* in 1935.

## Appearance/Personality

Bosko is a human with black shoes and a white top hat with a black shirt and white pants. Bosko became the star vehicle for the studio's new *Looney Tunes* cartoon series. Bosko wore long pants and a derby hat, and he had a girlfriend named Honey and a dog named Bruno. He was also sometimes accompanied by an orphan cat named Wilbur and an often antagonistic goat, particularly in early cartoons. He was the first major break out star of *Looney Tunes*. Bosko was more of a hero character and leading man in his shorts. Bosko and Honey "were the most balanced portrayals of blacks in cartoons to that point". His cartoons are notable for their generally weak plots and their abundance of music, singing, and dancing (though there were exceptions, such as *Bosko the Doughboy*, in 1931). These were the early days of sound cartoons, and audiences were enthralled simply to see characters talking and moving in step with the music.

## 1930/1935

* All *Looney Tunes* cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies* were produced in color.
* Bosko appeared in 44 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 2 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 46 cartoons.
George & Junior

**George & Junior** are a MGM character from the *MGM* series. George & Junior made a total of 12 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

George & Junior were both voiced by Dick Nelson and their first appearance was in the cartoon *Henpecked Hoboes* in 1946. George & Junior would appear in a total of 12 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Hick Chick* in 1953.

## Appearance/Personality

George & Junior are bears with different colored jackets and both have white gloves. George has a blue jacket and Junior has a red jacket. George, the short, short-tempered intelligent one and Junior, the tall, dim-witted one. George would usually come up with a plan to fix their current situation. Junior would accidentally mess it up somehow resulting with an angry George saying "Bend over, Junior", and, when Junior does so, George delivers a hard kick to his rear end. They would usually be on the losing end of situations in particular George, Junior would be luckier in situations but would end up on the bad end due to George. They are obviously tricked by Screwy Squirrel in the appearance cartoon with him.
Screwy Squirrel

**Screwy Squirrel** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Screwy Squirrel made a total of 24 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Screwy Squirrel was voiced by Wally Maher and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Screwball Squirrel* in 1944. Screwy Squirrel would appear in a total of 24 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Chips Off The Old Block* in 1954.

## Appearance/Personality

Screwy Squirrel is a squirrel with orange fur and a white belly and white gloves. Screwy can do almost anything to almost anyone: he pulls objects out of thin air, doubles himself, and constantly breaks the fourth wall, all the while uttering a characteristic cackling laugh. He was very similiar to many characters such as *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* characters Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck (crazy version, not later) and even MGM's own Woody Woodpecker. Most of his cartoons revolve around him inflicting various forms of torture on his enemy (usually Meathead Dog, voiced by Dick Nelson) for seven minutes. Screwy did not appear during the cinema scope era just like George & Junior and Barney Bear. He wasn't the most popular character (like Tom & Jerry and Woody) but had a similar popularity with Droopy Dog, Barney & Andy Panda.