Clip from "Catty Cornered" (Friz Freleng, 1953) | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester demonstrate three classic cartoon staples: bullfights, anvils, and high-speed chases. Great scene from an otherwise unremarkable cartoon: "Mexican Cat Dance" (Friz Freleng, 1963). | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Well, it's finally surfaced. A clip from the 6th episode of the "Bugs Bunny Show", which originally aired on ABC November 15, 1960. Despite the foreign dubbing, you'll get the idea. Bugs does an impression on guitar of "Frankie doing an imitation of Rickie doing an imitation of Elvis". The segment was likely directed by Friz Freleng. Also included in this video is the use of the same tune (and same recording) in the theatrical Foghorn Leghorn cartoon "Banty Raids" (Robert McKimson, 1963). | Gold

"You heard what the boss said! Let me have it!!" | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Here's a rare treat, assuming Facebook's copyright police will allow it. This is the fifth episode of the original, prime-time "Bugs Bunny Show", as it aired on November 8, 1960... 58 years ago! While partial elements of this classic anthology show exist, they were cut up for later Saturday morning reruns, and a lot of footage is currently lost or damaged, making proper restoration both difficult and unlikely. Much of it, like the bridging footage you see here, exists only in grainy black and wh

The week's Cartoon College is about Friz Freleng - Looney Tunes director and creator of Porky Pig, Sylvester the Cat, and Yosemite Sam! 😲 For more Looney Tunes, tune in to MeTV Toons for "Cartoon All-Stars" weekdays at 1P | 12C & 10P | 9C. Find MeTV Toons near you here: https://metvtoons.com/wheretowatch/ #MeTVToons #LooneyTunes #FrizFreleng | MeTV Toons

Everyone knows the famous Looney Tunes cat, Sylvester, and most fans are familiar with other cats like Claude and Penelope. But what about Sam? Sam the Cat only appeared in four cartoons, and oddly enough, there was a seven-year gap between the first two, and the second two. Sam was introduced in "Trick or Tweet" (Friz Freleng, 1959) as a rival to Sylvester in his pursuit of Tweety. He was voiced by an uncredited Daws Butler, in a loose impression of comedian and singer Frank Fontaine. Butler wa