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So if that first Bugs version, in '41, is the one we were all comparing the Disney version to ... that's not a terribly long time between the two (6 years?) ... and I hereby call shenanigans on apologies for chrono-primitivism.
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oh... and there are at least eight Paramount animated shorts from 1948-1960 that feature "Moe Hare" and "Tommy Tortoise".
(sorry this episode is boring to you, iSm - I intend to constantly change the format, so everyone is bound to love some and hate some. I personally love this one, but perhaps it's because I was sad that I didn't get to enjoy the Disney salon in Long Beach) |
Jesse, it's simply because I lived it. I think the temporary change of format and voices will be very interesting to your listeners.
(plus, I don't want to discourage you from edited shows!) |
Six years was a long time back in the golden age of animation. Heck, "The Old Mill" was only five years later than "Flowers and Trees".
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Oh, no doubt. Thanks to Disney ... that period of five or six years saw the most amazing growth in the art of animation EVER. An achievement unequalled to this day.
It's just that I got the impression most people felt the Bugs version was vaguely in the 50's. But perhaps I'm wrong about that assumption. |
You know, I will hold a thousand parties but STOP TALKING! Stick with what you do best, bitch.
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'Cause I think you are easily among the most charming speakers on the program. (and that's not just because I love you dearly) ETA: And what exactly would that be that you do best, that's not talking???? |
Here's a memory stimulant. I'm taking it down on Monday...
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