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Steve Whitmire

I don't think this is meant to replace or be an alternative to the DVDs in any way (example: FRIENDS is on DVD/Blu-ray and Netflix, and yet, is syndicated on like 1000 channels these days).

I watched one episode so far ("Mokey and the Minstrels") and it looks pretty good. The cropping is done the right way, with each shot cropped on its own so that nothing important gets lost (there's one song where some of the Minstrels get cut off, but ah well). Only 82 of the 96 shows are...

Considering the business of YouTube is something the likes of which have never been seen before, I don't think there's any rules in place that would say it should be otherwise. There's no science as to who's getting views either; it can be anything from high-quality sketch things to simple vlogs.

It was a promo for "Once Upon a SS Xmas." (And #11 was Bert and #3 was Oscar)

Hmm....do I use my powers of invisibility for good or evil?

I would like to point out that these weren't shot during the taping of M15. The only real impact they had on these, I'm almost certain, was halt the release of them so they could better focus the franchise on the TV series.

There was some discussion about that on the ToonZone forums. I don't know who they said it was in "Duck the Halls," but they referenced a crew member working on DuckTales who said it won't be the same person. I liked this special enough; way better than that LEGO Frozen one that aired that...

It's Bruce Lanoli (or however that's spelled).

What a total waste of Bob Hope.

An article on the Nerdist says another one is coming next week (a spoof of Gravity) and that it's the last one of the year, so more should come in 2017.

They're not coming out until the 14th now.

But not with animals! I mean, c'mon, a crocodile of all things singing the Humpty Dance! It writes itself!

My main criticism of her is that her manipulation isn't that great (case and point: "Do You Hear the Cookies Crunch?" in the Les Mousserables bit). I guess I'm biased because there are plenty of other Muppeteers who aren't either (Brian M, Fran [though she improved] and even Jerry, though that...

That is Fran, yes.

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No, that's his actual Mexican performer. Carmen is not in any way involved with the voice or puppetry. Moving on, here's another one of these, apparently:

That's called a "stylistic choice." It really doesn't matter what they look like; what's important is the how the character acts. That's the entire point Chuck Jones was trying to prove with "Duck Amuck."

Here's a great interview with David Gallo about the set changes:

Every artist draws Bugs differently. There is no "normal" look for these characters. There's streamlined looks they use for merchandise and whatnot, but there is no singular style they have.