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Sylvester Cat

**Sylvester Cat** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Sylvester Cat made a total of 122 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Sylvester Cat was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Life With Feathers* in 1945. Sylvester Cat would appear in a total of 122 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Wild Chase* in 1965.

## Appearance/Personality

Sylvester Cat is a pussycat with black and white fur all over his body with a red nose. Sylvester was usually on the loosing side of situations and maybe only won a few times. Sylvester was the cat that usually chased Tweety Bird, Speedy Gonzales or Hippety Hopper who he mistakes to be a giant mouse. Sylvester was the only character to have a son named Sylvester Jr. and the two usually hunted for mice where Hippety would almost always show up. Sylvester also lived with Granny when Tweety appeared. Sylvester was also a great mouse chaser but could never ever catch Speedy Gonzales. Sylvester shows much pride and he also never gives up. Despite his pride and persistence. Sylvester does show a different side when with Porky Pig as he is the silent scaredy cat to his owner Porky Pig being the oblivious owner to what is going on (except for one cartoon where Sylvester and four other cats are able to outwit Porky). Sylvester is also known for his lisp like Daffy Duck but much more sloppy.

## 1945/1965

* Sylvester Cat appeared in 56 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 66 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 122 cartoons.
Lightning Cat

**Lightning Cat** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Lightning Cat made a total of 20 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Lightning Cat was voiced by Daws Butler and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Old Rockin' Chair Tom* in 1948. Lightning Cat would appear in a total of 20 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Juke Box Jamboree* in 1962.

## Appearance/Personality

Lightning Cat is a cat with orange fur and almost skin like feet and hands. Lightning is known as laid-back, impatient, gluttonous, hard-working, tenacious, negative, ingenious, no-nonsense and grouchy. Lightning often appeared as one of Tom's alley cat buddies/rivals. Lightning has the same character design as Butch Cat, but with an orange color (although his coloring occasionally varies from film-to-film). In *Mucho Mouse*, he speaks Spanish and is a house cat.

## 1948/1962

* Cartoons 7-18 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
Elmer Fudd

**Elmer Fudd** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Elmer Fudd made a total of 76 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Elmer Fudd was voiced by Arthur Q. Bryan (1940/1960) and Hal Smith (1958/1962) and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Elmer's Candid Camera* in 1940. Elmer Fudd would appear in a total of 76 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Shuffle Off To Buffalo* in 1962.

## Appearance/Personality

Elmer Fudd is a human who usually wears a brown hunter suit with brown boots and a gun. Elmer generally is more dimwitted in comparison to some other characters and is usually tricked and on the loosing side of situations. Elmer is usually tricked by Bugs Bunny but Elmer is able to get the best of Bugs in one cartoon. Elmer is also one of the few late 30's early 40's on character that was not voiced by Mel Blanc. Elmer also appeared very fat in six different cartoons before the producers went back to the original design as before. Elmer has been tricked by other characters like Sniffles The Mouse, Daffy Duck and Sylvester Cat but is usually the predator to Bugs Bunny. Elmer Fudd is also the predecessor of Egghead. Like Sniffles, Elmer was more of a *Merrie Melodies* character until the studio would merge the series into one by 1943. Elmer's first *Looney Tunes* short was in 1943. Hal Smith took over the voice role due to Arthur Q. Bryan's death by 1960. Smith also voiced Elmer for *Pre-Hysterical Hare* due to Bryan's heart attack.

## 1940/1962

* Elmer Fudd appeared in 25 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 51 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 76 cartoons.
Jerry Mouse

**Jerry Mouse** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Jerry Mouse made a total of 174 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Jerry Mouse was voiced by Daws Butler and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Puss Gets the Boot* in 1940. Jerry Mouse would appear in a total of 174 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Purr-Chance To Dream* in 1967.

## Appearance/Personality

Jerry is a mouse with brown fur with a light brown stomach, and pink ears. He is shown to pick up larger items than his size and use it against Tom or any other enemies. He tries to defend himself (and sometimes his nephew or duckling friend) from Tom. Tom & Jerry won't appear in shorts without one another during the golden age. The two are enemies onscreen but do have some friendly moments as well. Jerry sometimes antagonizes Tom even when Tom isn't doing anything. Jerry usually comes out on the lucky side but Tom is able to get the best of Jerry on occasion. Jerry appeared in a movie called *Anchors Aweigh* with Tom but had done a dance number with one of the actors. Mickey Mouse originally was set to appear but it was changed to Jerry Mouse instead.

## 1940/1967

* Cartoons 93-118 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
The Drunk Stork

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

## Overview

The Drunk Stork was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Baby Bottleneck* in 1946. The Drunk Stork would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Apes Of Wrath* in 1959.

## Appearance/Personality

The Drunk Stork is a stork bird with white feathers and an orange beak and feet. Stork usually was on both sides of winning and loosing as for the most part he was drunk as people wanted to celebrate the arrival of their new born babies. The Drunk Stork would almost always deliver the baby to the wrong house. He has appeared with Bugs Bunny and made him into a baby, Sylvester Cat twice delivering a mouse to him and also delivering a bulldog to attack Sylvester and is able to outwit Daffy Duck with a baby in his house and takes him and Porky to a mother gorilla when they are mushed together with the help of Tweety Bird.

## 1946/1959

* The Drunk Stork appeared in 2 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 6 cartoons.
Tweety Bird

**Tweety Bird** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Tweety Bird made a total of 60 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Tweety Bird was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *A Tale of Two Kitties* in 1942. Tweety Bird would appear in a total of 60 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Hawaiian Aye Aye* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Tweety Bird is a canary bird with yellow feathers, blue eyes and orange feet and beak. Tweety Bird is always on the winning sides of situations (even more than Bugs Bunny) but does loose when Sylvester Cat is able to eat Tweety but Tweety is always able to escape. Tweety does have a more feminine side but was always a male bird. Tweety appears to be an innocent little bird, sweet and extremely gentle character. Tweety is also able to get the best of other characters when needed to as well in particular cats. Tweety did appear in a few solo shorts in the 40's and 50's until later being permanently paired with Sylvester Cat by 1953 due to many other characters being introduced to the series. Tweety was also an underdog fan favorite character. Tweety is also favored by Granny which often makes Sylvester very jealous.

## 1942/1964

* Tweety Bird appeared in 26 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 34 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 60 cartoons.
Nibbles Mouse

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

## Overview

Nibbles Mouse was voiced by Francoise Brun-Cottan and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Milky Waif* in 1946. Nibbles Mouse would appear in a total of 12 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Robin Hoodwinked* in 1958.

## Appearance/Personality

Nibbles Mouse is a mouse with grey fur and a white belly and usually a white nappy. Nibbles is Jerry's ward and is usually on the winning end of situations like Jerry. Nibbles always seems to deliver the final blow. In *The Little Orphan,* Nibbles shoots a wine bottle at Tom. in *Touche, Pussy Cat!*he cuts open a barrel with champagne in it and washes Tom away (he gets drunk in the process) and in *The Two Mouseketeers,* Nibbles fills a cannon with food and shoots it at Tom. Nibbles was more often a speaking character than Jerry. In the "Mouseketeer" subseries, he spoke mostly in French, resorting to English whenever a slapstick humor depended on it. The Mouseketeer shorts almost always featured sequences in which Nibbles got drunk. In his last appearance in *Robin Hoodwinked*, he is also shown to be drunk as the cartoon comes to a close.

## 1946/1958

* Cartoons 8-12 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
Goofy Gophers

**Goofy Gophers** are a WB Studio characters from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Goofy Gophers made a total of 16 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Goofy Gophers were voiced by Mel Blanc and Stan Freberg respectively and their first appearance was in the cartoon *The Goofy Gophers* in 1947. Goofy Gophers would appear in a total of 16 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *A Gander At Mother Goose* in 1966.

## Appearance/Personality

Goofy Gophers are gophers with brown fur and light brown bellies, though in their debut appearance they were gray. Their names are Mac & Tosh like Macintosh. The gophers were usually on the winning side of situations but have to work to get there in some cases. The two are both able to get into some trouble in a few cartoons. They are able to outwit both Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Barnyard Dawg Witch Hazel and Daffy Duck respectively and do work together with Cool Cat in their final appearance. The gophers were possibly brought in to rival Chip N' Dale, two chipmunks for Walt Disney with similar colors, but this is currently unknown. They are very kind british speaking gophers and very nice manners to each other like saying, "you first" or "oh no no you first I insist."

## 1947/1966

* Goofy Gophers appeared in 9 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 7 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 16 cartoons.
Buffs and Debuffs

**Buffs** and **Debuffs** are Icons that appear on the screen of players in Path of Titans and could mean a variety of different status effects such as buffs, debuffs, and other indicators. Eating certain foods, completing quests, using abilities, and being hit by various attacks will give the player different status effects. Not all dinosaurs will be able to inflict status effects like Venom and Bleed. Each icon will be accompanied by a timer to let the player know how long the effects will last for.
Cool Cat

**Cool Cat** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Cool Cat made a total of 26 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Cool Cat was voiced by Larry Storch and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Fresh Fish* in 1966. Cool Cat would appear in a total of 26 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Bugged By A Bee* in 1969.

## Appearance/Personality

Cool Cat is a tiger with orange fur and black stripes all over his body, a red tie and sometimes a red top hat. Cool Cat was in the middle of both the winning side and loosing side of situations. Cool Cat would be one of the two final stars for *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* cartoons. He and Daffy Duck worked together to try and get Merlin Mouse and Speedy Gonzales but Cool Cat and Daffy lost. Cool did team up with the Goofy Gophers in one episode and the three of them won. Cool would win in other situations and would be able to get away from certain hunters that came across his path. Cool Cat and Merlin Mouse did appear in some cartoons together and would usually team up but their situations were usually liked Bugs & Daffy, (Merlin as Bugs, Cool as Daffy), and the two characters came after most of the others had already retired.

## 1966/1969

* Cool Cat appeared in 14 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 12 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 26 cartoons.
The Captain And The Kids

**The Captain And The Kids** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. The Captain And The Kids made a total of 20 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

The Captain And The Kids were voiced by Billy Bletcher, Martha Wentworth and Mel Blanc respectively and their first appearance was in the cartoon *Cleaning House* in 1938. The Captain And The Kids would appear in a total of 20 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *What's Buzzin' Buzzard* in 1940.

## Appearance/Personality

The Captain And The Kids are a family who live in a house together trying to make a living. The dad is called the captain because he is the main man of the family who provides. The family goes through day by day jobs either around the house or on the outside. The Captain is usually the one getting into trouble though causing the rest of the family to be with him. The Captain is also the one to always get hurt and be on the losing end of things for the most part when it came to pretty much anything. They were the first characters to be launched through MGM.

## 1938/1940

* The first 12 cartoons were produced in black and white, the rest a produced in color.
Gabby Goat

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

## Overview

Gabby Goat was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Porky And Gabby* in 1937. Gabby Goat would appear in a total of 14 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Tom Thumb In Trouble* in 1940.

## Appearance/Personality

Gabby Goat is a goat with gray fur and a brown sometimes red sweat shirt. The goat's chief characteristics are his irritability and short temper, traits that make him a natural foil for the shy, easy-going Porky. The concept didn't play out as well as the animators would have liked, however; audiences felt that the goat's behavior was too offensive to be funny. Audiences would later warm up to the character a little more when Gabby would be given a sample of shorts on his own to be a potential new somewhat lead character and his anger was dialed back a bit. They did like Gabby with Porky, but Daffy ended up being the winner of the full sidekick position. Later on, fans would go on to like him on modern media.

## 1937/1940

* All *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Gabby Goat appeared in 8 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 6 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 14 cartoons.
Pete

**Pete** is a Walt Disney character from the *Walt Disney* series. Pete made a total of 62 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Pete was voiced by Billy Bletcher and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Steamboat Willie* in 1928. Name would appear in a total of 62 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Spider And The Fly* in 1955.

## Appearance/Personality

Pete is a cat with blue jean overalls with an orange shirt and brown shoes and white gloves. Pete is portrayed as the main antagonist especially when it came towards Mickey. Pete is the longest running Disney character during the golden age of animation. Pete appeared as Mickey's enemy beginning with the 1928 cartoons *The Gallopin' Gaucho* and *Steamboat Willie*. While he was seen with two legs in those films, he first appeared with a peg-leg in 1930's *The Cactus Kid* and would speak for the first time. He would first appear in color in *Moving Day*, which would drop the peg-leg. In the cartoons of the 1930s, Pete would be Mickey Mouse's nemesis, but would vary in professions, from an all-out outlaw (*Gallopin' Gaucho*, *The Cactus Kid*, *Two-Gun Mickey*) to a brutal law-enforcer (*Moving Day*, where Pete is a sheriff who serves Mickey and Donald Duck with an eviction notice). Pete would also appear with Goofy and Donald Duck from time to time. Pete would serve as an antagonist still when Mickey's series had ended and Donald Duck was still appearing more often after that.

## 1928/1955

* The first 18 cartoons are produced in black-and-white while the rest are in color.
* The final 10 cartoons are produced in cinema scope format, the rest are in full.
Cecil Turtle

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

## Overview

Cecil Turtle was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Tortoise Beats Hare* in 1941. Cecil Turtle would appear in a total of 4 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Rabbit Transit* in 1947.

## Appearance/Personality

Cecil Turtle is a turtle with green scales and a brown shell and white belly on the shell. Cecil was the only character that is able to trick Bugs Bunny constantly though Bugs can get him back from time to time but not as often. In *Rabbit Transit* that was the only cartoon where both characters could get the best of each other but in all four cartoons Bugs lost to Cecil. Cecil and Bugs play the game of the tortoise and the hare tale with the intention of "slow and steady wins the race" which the result ends up being true for the most part. The only cartoon not to do this was *Falling Hare* which puts Bugs trying to get Cecil to stop trying to destroy a plane. Though Bugs looses throughout, both win in the end as the plane runs out of gas and doesn't crash with them in it. Cecil was retired during the golden age because the studio didn't really know who to pin Cecil against and audiences didn't like seeing their hero Bugs Bunny being constantly defeated.

## 1941/1947

* Cecil Turtle appeared in 1 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 3 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 4 cartoons.

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Homer Flea

**Homer Flea** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Homer Flea made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Homer Flea was voiced by Billy Bletcher and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Homeless Flea* in 1940. Homer Flea would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Little Cesario* in 1950.

## Appearance/Personality

Homer Flea is a flea with black skin, blue jeans, a red nose and a tan colored hat with a blue stripe. Homer was more of a underdog character as he debuted with some of the biggest stars during 1940 such as Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd for Looney Tunes and Tom Cat, Jerry Mouse and Woody Woodpecker from his own studio. He was able to be witty like Tweety but more timid and less noticed by his enemies. Homer did manage in the world around him considering how large everything was to him. Homer was usually on the winning end of situations but suddenly in all his cartoons usually ended up back in the same situation as before, hungry and wanting to find a place to live. Homer was one of the few characters that did not transition into cinema scope with MGM.
Droopy Dog

**Droopy Dog** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Droopy Dog made a total of 38 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Droopy Dog was voiced by Bill Thompson and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Dumb-Hounded* in 1943. Droopy Dog would appear in a total of 38 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Bear That Wasn't* in 1965.

## Appearance/Personality

Droopy Dog is a dog with white fur all over his body, a black nose and orange hair. Droopy's meek, deadpan, voice and personality were modeled after the character Wallace Wimple on the radio comedy *Fibber McGee and Molly*. Droopy himself was a versatile actor: he could play a Mountie, a cowboy, a deputy, an heir, or a Dixieland-loving everyday Joe with equal ease. The same voice was used for Big Heel-Watha in the Screwy Squirrel cartoon of the same name and for a Pilgrim who chases a turkey modeled after Jimmy Durante in Avery's 1945 short *Jerky Turkey*. Droopy was usually on the winning end of situations (most like Bugs Bunny or Woody Woodpecker) though Woody would lose more often than Bugs did and even Bugs lost more than Droopy. Tweety won almost every time too like Droopy. Droopy was even able to get the best of both Tom & Jerry from time to time after the golden age but never in a way where either one is hurt physically.

## 1943/1965

* Cartoons 22-34 were produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.
Hector The Bulldog

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

## Overview

Hector The Bulldog was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *All a Bir-r-r-rd* in 1950. Hector The Bulldog would appear in a total of 14 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Tweet And Lovely* in 1959.

## Appearance/Personality

Hector The Bulldog is a bulldog with gray fur (sometimes yellow) and a dark gray collar. Hector The Bulldog was a winning character when beating his counter part Sylvester Cat. Hector in some episodes protects Tweety from Sylvester and sometimes protects Granny. Hector does get tricked by Sylvester but not as often as Hector is able to beat Sylvester. Hector is very similar to another bulldog named Marc Anthony for the Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot cartoons but is not the same bulldog. Hector was originally going to be named Spike, however, MGM had already chosen that name for their cartoons for Tom & Jerry series and for the later Spike & Tyke series which Spike resembles Hector very much. They had to change the named to Hector to ovoid confusion but also a lawsuit. from MGM.

## 1950/1959

* Hector The Bulldog appeared in 7 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 7 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 14 cartoons.
Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 5

* 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 20 cartoons released in black and white on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on October 30, 2007.

## Disc 1: Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck

* 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: Fun-Filled Fairy Tales

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 14 cartoons in color, 1 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Putting A Clampett On It

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

## Disc 4: The Early Daze

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

* This is a single DVD.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD), as the previous DVD's have been in 480p (SD)
* 11 cartoons are new to DVD.
* This DVD was released on November 9, 2010.

## Disc

* 20 Cartoons were released in this disc.
* 20 cartoons in color, 14 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Quacker Duckling.
* All cartoons are made in 720p (HD).
MGM Spotlight Collection Volume 2

* There were 3 discs of this vvolume.
* 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.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on October 25, 2005.

## Disc 1: Woody Woodpecker ft. Tom & Jerry

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 2: Woody Woodpecker ft. Andy Panda

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Woody Woodpecker ft. Chilly Willy

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).
Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog

**Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog made a total of 10 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog were voiced by Mel Blanc and their first appearance was in the cartoon *Don't Give Up The Sheep* in 1953. Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog would appear in a total of 10 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Woolen Under Where* in 1963.

## Appearance/Personality

Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog are a wolf and dog duo. Ralph Wolf has brown fur with a light brown belly (very similar to Wile E. Coyote except their noses), Ralph has a red nose while Wile E. has a black one. Sam Sheepdog has yellow fur with orange hair that cover his eyes. Sam Sheepdog always wins while Ralph Wolf always looses. Their relationship is different as by the end of the cartoon they clock-out like a real job site and in the beginning they clock-in. Ralph is trying to get the sheep while Sam is trying to protect them. The two do seem like they are friends and not actual enemies like Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner. They are actually a spin-off of Wile E. & Road Runner. The two characters don't usually talk except in the beginning and end of the cartoons greeting each other.

## 1953/1963

* Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog appeared in 4 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 6 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 10 cartoons.
Ham & Ex

**Ham & Ex** are a WB Studio characters from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Ham & Ex made a total of 4 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Ham & Ex were voiced by Berneice Hansell and Billy Bletcher respectively and their first appearance was in the cartoon *I Haven't Got a Hat* in 1935. Ham & Ex would appear in a total of 4 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Westward Whoa* in 1936.

## Appearance/Personality

Ham & Ex are dogs that are St. Bernard twins as well as Beans' nephews. Though naked in their debut, they are fully clothed in later appearances. It has been said that Beans Cat is their uncle but they are all in the same school in the debut cartoon together so it could be wrong. Ham & Ex are friends with Beans Cat, Little Kitty, Oliver Owl, Bosko, Buddy and Porky Pig but they do cause trouble for everyone around them but they mean well. The two pups are always getting into trouble but luckily someone is always able to help them out.

## 1935/1936

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

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Henery Hawk

**Henery Hawk** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Henery Hawk made a total of 18 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Henery Hawk was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Squawkin' Hawk* in 1942. Henery Hawk would appear in a total of 18 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Strangled Eggs* in 1961.

## Appearance/Personality

Henery Hawk is a chicken hawk with brown fur and yellow feet and beak. Henery is usually on the winning side of situations (usually getting Foghorn Leghorn) but does sometimes doesn't get him or he might get something else in return (like he won 5 dollars when versing Daffy Duck in a greatest duck/chicken contest). Henery is very small in comparison to other chicken hawks, but his confident personality is what maybe others might run away from. Henery usually teams up with Barnyard Dawg to get Foghorn Leghorn and even vise versa. Foghorn sometimes pretends not to be a rooster and tricks Henery. Henery did appear on his own in a few shorts but was later permanently paired with Foghorn in the 50's and 60's.

## 1942/1961

* Henery Hawk appeared in 9 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 9 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 18 cartoons.
Foghorn Leghorn

**Foghorn Leghorn** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Foghorn Leghorn made a total of 40 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Foghorn Leghorn was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Walky Talky Hawky* in 1946. Foghorn Leghorn would appear in a total of 40 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Page Mr. Rooster* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Foghorn Leghorn is a rooster with white feathers, a yellow beak and feet and a red tail with red feathers on his head. Foghorn was usually a character on the loosing end of situations. Foghorn was able to get the best of characters like Barnyard Dawg throughout a cartoon but Foghorn was usually the looser in the end. Foghorn is able to best Daffy Duck in one short in the very end and sometimes he and Barnyard both loose. His name is based off of a fog-horn for his loud personality. Foghorn usually tricks Barnyard for amusement and not necessarily for a particular reason. He is also able to trick Henery Hawk into thinking he is not a chicken or rooster and is sometimes the love interest for Miss Prissy. He puts "I say I say" a lot when he talks and his go to song is "Camptown Races" humming most of the song and singing the "Do Dah" part. Foghorn also is able to get the best of a weasel on occasion.

## 1946/1964

* Foghorn Leghorn appeared in 20 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 20 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 40 cartoons.
Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies 1950-1959

## List Of Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies Cartoons

* Note: Many more characters debut in both series this time, but also many characters had their final appearances too.

## 1950

* 19 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 15 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 34 cartoons were released in total.
* Miss Prissy, Hector The Bulldog, Rocky & Mugsy, Granny and Sylvester Jr. made their debut appearances this year.
* Beaky Buzzard made his final appearance this year.

## 1951

* 14 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 18 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 32 cartoons were released in total.
* Hubie & Bertie and The Three Bears made their final appearances this year.

## 1952

* 17 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 15 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 32 cartoons were released in total.
* Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot made their debut appearance this year.
* Willoughby made his final appearance this year.

## 1953

* 20 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 14 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 34 cartoons were released in total.
* Ralph Wolf & Sam Sheepdog and Speedy Gonzales made their debut appearances this year.

## 1954

* 16 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 16 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 32 cartoons were released in total.
* Tasmanian Devil and Witch Hazel made their debut appearances this year.

## 1955

* 16 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 18 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 34 cartoons were released in total.

## 1956

* 17 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 15 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 32 cartoons were released in total.

## 1957

* 15 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 15 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 30 cartoons were released in total.

## 1958

* 12 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 16 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 28 cartoons were released in total.
* Charlie Dog, Claude Cat and Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot made their final appearances this year.

## 1959

* 18 cartoons were released for Looney Tunes.
* 14 cartoons were released for Merrie Melodies.
* 32 cartoons were released in total.
* The Drunk Stork and Hector The Bulldog made their final appearances this year.
Tasmanian Devil

**Tasmanian Devil** is a WB Studio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Tasmanian Devil made a total of 8 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Tasmanian Devil was voiced by Mel Blanc and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Devil May Hare* in 1954. Tasmanian Devil would appear in a total of 8 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Dr. Devil And Mr. Hare* in 1964.

## Appearance/Personality

Tasmanian Devil is a Tasmanian devil with brown fur all over his body. Usually his nickname being Taz, Taz usually is on the loosing end of situations. Taz doesn't say actual words and makes lots of noise and very viscous and mean animal. Taz is usually tricked by Bugs Bunny and most of his appearances were with him. Bugs was always able to best Taz in some way either pretending to make an animal out of something, pretending to be a waiter or even pretending to be a doctor. Taz has also been tricked by Daffy Duck as Daffy in one cartoon gets Taz back to the zoo for lots of money. Daffy in the end even fights Taz for one dollar that had dropped out of his hand and Taz picked it up showing Daffy's greediness.

## 1954/1964

* Tasmanian Devil appeared in 4 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 8 cartoons.
Bruno

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

## Overview

Bruno was voiced by Johnny Murray and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Bosko's Fox Hunt* in 1932. Name would appear in a total of 14 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Country Boy* in 1935.

## Appearance/Personality

Bruno is a dog with brown fur and black spots on him. Bruno is a happy, typical dog who is always there when Bosko needs him. Bruno has a nice friendship with Wilber and Bosko and Honey like having him with him. His tail is hairless and, despite being a dog, he lacks canine teeth. Bruno is there when Bosko, Honey or Wilber need him to be. Bruno also appeared to be gray sometimes when *Looney Tune* cartoons had been translated into color but it was very rare.

## 1932/1935

* All *Looney Tune*cartoons were produced in black-and-white. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Bruno appeared in 13 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 1 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 14 cartoons.
Porky Pig

**Porky Pig** is a WB Sttudio character from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Porky Pig made a total of 196 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Porky Pig was voiced by Joe Dougherty (1935/1937) and Mel Blanc (1937/1965) and his first appearance was in the cartoon *I Haven't Got a Hat* in 1935. Porky Pig would appear in a total of 196 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Wacky Wildduck* in 1965.

## Appearance/Personality

Porky Pig is a pig with a blue shirt and a red bow tie with pink skin. Porky sometimes wore a green jacket or a black jacket. The character was created by Freleng and developed/animated by Bob Clampett in the short "I Haven't Got a Hat" (First released on March 2, 1935), directed by Friz Freleng. Studio head Leon Schlesinger suggested that Freleng do a cartoon version of the popular *Our Gang* films. Porky only has a minor role in the film, but the fat little stuttering pig easily stole the show. Unlike previous Looney Tunes characters before him such as Bosko or Buddy, Porky was a distinctive character. Porky's appearances usually had him on both the winning and loosing side of situations. In particular with Daffy, Porky would loose more in the beginning but by the 50's and 60's Porky would win more. Porky was one of the biggest break out stars from the studio along with Daffy and later Bugs Bunny.

## 1935/1965

* The first 98, 100th and 102nd *Looney Tunes*cartoons were produced in black-and-white the rest are in color. All *Merrie Melodies*were produced in color.
* Porky Pig appeared in 147 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 49 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 196 cartoons.
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MGM Spotlight Collection Volume 1

* There were 3 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.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on October 19, 2004.

## Disc 1: Tom & Jerry (40's)

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Tom Cat & Jerry Mouse.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 2: Tom & Jerry (50's)

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons feature Tom Cat & Jerry Mouse.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Tom & Jerry Present: MGM Friends

* 20 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 20 cartoons in color, 0 in cinema scope.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).
Huey, Dewey & Louie

**Huey, Dewey & Louie** are Walt Disney characters from the *Walt Disney* series. Huey, Dewey & Louie made a total of 24 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Huey, Dewey & Louie were voiced by Clarence Nash all three of them and their first appearance was in the cartoon *Donald's Nephews* in 1938. Huey, Dewey & Louie would appear in a total of 24 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Donald's Diary* in 1954.

## Appearance/Personality

Huey, Dewey & Louie are a white ducks with different color shirts (blue, red, and green) with matching hats to their shirts. All three of them have orange beaks and feet. The boys are noted for having both identical appearances and personalities in most appearances, with the three sometimes shown as finishing each other's sentences as a running joke. In the theatrical shorts, Huey, Dewey, and Louie would often behave in a rambunctious manner, sometimes committing retaliation or revenge on their uncle Donald for something he did to them. Huey, Dewey, and Louie are Donald Duck's mischievous nephews, who have a usual rivalry with him. While they each have a distinct character trait, they share some similarities. All three are shown to be crafty and troublesome and usually think alike. In some earlier cartoons, they would often argue among themselves and have been shown to whine and cry. But in later films, they are seen to agree on pretty much everything. All three also share joy in tormenting Donald for their own amusement (such as when they tied him in his own hammock).

## 1938/1954

* The final 4 cartoons are produced in cinema scope format.
Hubie & Bertie

**Hubie & Bertie** are WB Studio characters from the *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* series. Hubie & Bertie made a total of 8 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Hubie & Bertie were voiced by both Mel Blanc and Michael Maltese respectively and their first appearance was in the cartoon *The Aristo-Cat* in 1943. Hubie & Bertie would appear in a total of 8 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Cheese Chasers* in 1951.

## Appearance/Personality

Hubie & Bertie are mice. Hubie has gray fur and Bertie has brown fur with buck teeth. Hubie is more of the brains with his Brooklyn accent (like Bugs Bunny) and Bertie has a more southern twang in him. Both mice are usually on the winning end of situations but loose on a very slim occasion. They are able to outwit Claude Cat and even Porky Pig on one short too. Hubie & Bertie along with The Three Bears, Beaky Buzzard Willoughby and the solo outings of Porky Pig and Tweety Bird (Porky & Tweety appeared with others) had all retired for room for Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner as well as Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot. Hubie & Bertie however were one of the few characters to have a Blue Ribbon Reissue for all eight of their cartoons.

## 1943/1951

* Hubie & Bertie appeared in 4 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 4 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 8 cartoons.
MGM Spotlight Collection

* There were 3 volumes of this collection.
* There were a total of 180 cartoons released on this collection of DVDs.
* There were a total of 40 cartoons released in cinema scope on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.

* MGM Spotlight Collection Volume 1
* MGM Spotlight Collection Volume 2
* MGM Spotlight Collection Volume 3
Granny

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

## Overview

Granny was voiced by June Foray and her first appearance was in the cartoon *Canary Row* in 1950. Granny would appear in a total of 24 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Corn On The Cop* in 1965.

## Appearance/Personality

Granny is a human with white hear and usually wore a white sweater with a purple skirt. Granny was almost always on the winning side of situations but usually played a minor role in the series. Granny was always able to get the best of Sylvester Cat and Hector The Bulldog to get them to behave and has a favored spot for Tweety Bird. Granny would do almost anything to help her little Tweety Bird who is almost like her own grandchild to her. Granny also appeared with other characters such as being a millionaire and Bugs Bunny having to stop Yosemite Sam from getting her money. In addition, she has been able to get Daffy Duck to stop being annoying to her by beating her with her purse or even an umbrella at one point. Granny does have a soft spot for Sylvester in occasion like when he was trying to get Speedy Gonzales and calls for Daffy Duck to take over and catch him, with no luck at all. There have been other grandmas in the series from the 30's and 40's but the studio confirmed none of those were proto-types of any kinds.

## 1950/1965

* Granny appeared in 11 *Looney Tune* cartoons and 13 *Merrie Melodie* cartoons for a total of 24 cartoons.
Looney Tunes 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 8 cartoons released in black and white on this collection of DVDs.
* All cartoons are new to DVDs.
* This DVD was released on October 25, 2005.

## Disc 1: Bugs Bunny Classics

* 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: Hollywood Caricatures & Parodies

* 15 Cartoons were released in this collection.
* 12 cartoons in color, 3 in black and white.
* All cartoons are made in 480p (SD).

## Disc 3: Porky Pig Classics

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

## Disc 4: All-Stars Cartoon Party

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

**Pluto Dog** is a Walt Disney character from the *Walt Disney* series. Name made a total of 114 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Pluto Dog was voiced by Pinto Colvig and his first appearance was in the cartoon *The Chain Gang* in 1930. Name would appear in a total of 114 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *The Simple Things* in 1953.

## Appearance/Personality

Pluto Dog is a dog with a blue collar and brown fur with black ears and eyes and a think no hair tale. Pluto is very unique for a character in Mickey's world, in that he is not anthropomorphic beyond showing a broad range of facial expressions; he is actually represented as a normal dog, lacking speech and the ability to walk upright. Pluto is truly a well-trained dog. Like his master Mickey, he can get into a large amount of trouble but has enough brains to escape the situation. He acts as Mickey's sidekick, best friend, conscience on some occasions, and pet. The pet is extremely loyal but on occasion does have the tendency to argue and be fussy with people or even Mickey. He shows a strong disliking towards cats. While intelligent enough, Pluto can be a bit clumsy and his childlike persona is often mistaken for stupidity. He's not immune to being outwitted but can get back on track which is usually bad news since Pluto can have a nasty temper. He has two consciences. One evil (which is Pluto's devil counterpart) and one good (which is Pluto's angel counterpart).

## 1930/1953

* The first 26 cartoons are produced in black-and-white while the rest are in color.
* The final cartoon is produced in cinema scope format.
Topsy Cat

**Topsy Cat** is a MGM character from the *MGM* series. Topsy Cat made a total of 6 appearances during the golden age of animation.

## Overview

Topsy Cat was voiced by Jack Mather and his first appearance was in the cartoon *Baby Puss* in 1943. Topsy Cat would appear in a total of 6 cartoons during the golden age of animation with the final appearance in the cartoon *Scat Cats* in 1957.

## Appearance/Personality

Topsy Cat is a cat with light gray fur and a white belly with white feet and hands. Topsy is a short cat and a bit younger than his friends he has a tail similar to Tom Cat. In Professor Tom. Topsy was friends with Jerry. While Tom tries to convince him to catch mice, Jerry shows on the chalk board that cats and mice should be nice and be friends. At the end of the episode Topsy and Jerry were holding hands together. Topsy is also trying to catch Jerry in other episodes but is also more of the friendly cat in comparison to his counter parts.

## 1943/1957

* Cartoon 6 was produced in cinema scope format while the rest are in full.