#alaskey

[ducktracy]

it's absolutely beyond me how i never posted this extremely cute bit from the end of the last episode of Duck Dodgers

[skullislandproductions]

Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in fancy sleep ware, for their roles as Duck Dodgers and the Cadet, find themselves put upon by nighttime interlopers, Hubie and Bertie, in the episode “Too Close for Combat” from the third season of “Duck Dodgers,” 2005.

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[mendfri]

Having a garbage day today, so here's the full scene of Marvin where he sings with Michigan J. Frog.

[animatejournal]

Bugs Bunny: Carrotblanca Director: Douglas McCarthy | Studio: Warner Bros. | USA, 1995

[acmeoop]

Marvin the Martian in the 3rd Dimension Limited Edition Print (1996)

[letterboxd-loggd]

Dark Seduction (1984/2015) Greg Travis

August 4th 2024

[imjustheretoseetheprivateblogs]

Hey guys. Remember that time Porky ghot roided out and beat the shit out of a bunch of copyright friendly Klingons using Daffy as a weapon?

[m1ssrenee]

Dr. James Harvey and the ghostly trio!!!

[inked-and-painted]

Currently thinking about that time I was watching a review for Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021) on YouTube and the reviewer complained about the scene where “they went into an old TV show.” And that “TV show” was actually Casablanca (1942).

Here’s the scene in question:

What’s most interesting to me about it is it’s not even the first time the Looney Tunes franchise has been involved with Casablanca.

In 1995 an adaptation of the film called “Carrotblanca” played before The Amazing Panda Adventure in US theaters and The Pebble and the Penguin internationally. It has (in my opinion) one of the best post Mel Blanc voice casts including Joe Alaskey, Bob Bergen, Maurice LaMarche, Greg Bryson, and Tress MacNeille. I believe MacNeille’s performance remains the only time Penelope Pussycat has been given a voice; something I really wish Warner Brothers would bring back to the character. The short’s music was composed by Richard Stone, who was often described as the stylistic successor to Carl Stalling and Milt Franklyn, the two most prolific Looney Tunes composers in The Golden Age.

Video starts around the two minute mark:

[camyfilms]

WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT 1988

I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way.

[ducktracy]

the voice acting in this show is so good

[skullislandproductions]

A bemused Bugs Bunny reacts to Daffy Duck’s unlikely run for office, in “Daffy Duck for President,” 2004.

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[anissapierce]

its kinda irksman to think abt how even in my choice of daffy voice of the 90s-2000s that like is The Daffy for me I'm hipster about it because ... Bergman is the obvious answer here for a lot of ppl bc his story is so much more impressive too like how he got hired the first time and everything. Unfortunately I grew up on Alaskey so instead I'm a hipster abt this like I am abt everything else

[animatejournal]

Hey Arnold! | Creator: Craig Bartlett Studio: Nickelodeon | USA, 1999