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Thank you for your help, Count. Yes, I've seen both Unico movies on the Disney channel. One where Unico befriends a lonely kid devil and a kitty cat whom he transforms into a girl. And the second movie where Unico tries to stop an evil magic puppet from trying to turn the world into...

Your welcome everyone. Yes, that video was psychedellic and beautiful at the same time. Almost like something you'd see on Sesame Street.

Hey everyone. Here's a classic cartoon video I remember enjoying on the Great Space Coaster and occasionally on stations like HBO. The Butterfly Ball. It's really neat. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43TlKfLdNRo&search=Butterfly%20Ball

I remember shortly after John left the Muppets, he started performing Knock-Knock and Edison on the Great Space Coaster. But then, John left in the fourth season and his characters were given to two other people. Later, he did some puppetry for D.C. Follies and then he performed the...

For those of you who are wondering how this show went, here's the report I recently made on it. It started off with a bunch of dancing girls in spacesuits singing an galactic starting song. Then it showed Bugs in his home about to enjoy a carrot snack. But then all the carrots in his house...

Hi Count. Yes, I found out I made a mistake in Andy's Gang. A fan of June Foray informed me that she really didn't do the voice of Grandie. And Grandie was a piano, not a witch. I've never seen Andy's Gang so I wouldn't really know. Cool, I'll be looking foward to seeing those Fabulous...

And I remember in the end when that j got hit by some goop and ja ja ja appeared. I believe that's Spanish for, ha ha ha!

I mostly prefer peanut butter and jelly toast or crackers.

Also, in Alice. Whenever they got a replacement waitress, they always got credited last. Polly Holiday as Flo Diane Ladd as Belle Celia Weston as Jolene

XERUS'S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: This week's V/A focus is that most popular of all voice actresses, June Foray. She had been voicing many cartoon characters at a young age. Her most famous characters were Rocky and Natasha from the classic Rocky and Bullwinkle Show. And she's still doing voicework...

I too was wondering how Tweety got so big back then. I guess they couldn't find an actor tiny enough to play a little Tweety bird.

YES, YES, YES!!!! That's the wonderful show I remember seeing as a child! :) Seeing Bugs and the other Looney Tunes live on stage. That sure brought back great memories. Thank you for posting it. :)

Sounds pretty cool. All those names I just heard on there, they mostly do dubbed voices for anime. :)

I never knew that about Ruth. I'll have to watch that DVD and listen to her interview. I miss Ruthie on Sesame Street.

I too remember Eureeka's Castle. I remember watching some episodes during my college days. Yes, the show does remind me a lot of Sesame Street with those familiar voices. I remember. Eureeka, a wizard in training. Her adopted dragon, Magellan. Batly the egotistic bat. The furry moat...

It's okay. Beefcake and Beefsteak do sound alike. And that thin coyote from Talespin was called Maddog. He was voiced by Charlie Adler.

His name was Beefsteak. He appeared in the second season of Killer Tomatoes. He was a huge tomato with bullhorns and a ring in his nose. Drak Pack was a rarely seen cartoon from the 80's that featured teens who could transform into a vampire, a werewolf, and a Frankenstein monster...

XERUS'S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: This week's V/A focus is Chuck McCann. Chuck had played Barney in the Krofft series, Far Out Space Nuts. And he also made other appearances in TV shows and movies. Chuck also played Dreamfinder in the Disney's Epcot feature, Journey Into Imagination. I remember...

I remember Mako's performance of Aku very well. He gave that ancient monster such a fierce, scary voice. Farewell Mako. May you RIP. -_-;;

XERUS'S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS: This week's V/A focus is Micky Dolenz. You might remember him as one of the Monkees. I always thought Micky's role in that show was the funniest ever. Micky was also famous doing a few cartoon characters during the 70's. Mostly teenage guys for Hanna-Barbera...