Cartoon All-Stars

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The biggest names in classic cartoons get the animation spotlight in these best-of collections featuring beloved cartoon favorites from the golden age of Hollywood animation include shorts from Warner Bros, MGM studios, Columbia, Fleischer and others.

Next Airings

Jan 19th 10:00pm ET

What's Up, Doc? - 1950

Bugs Bunny gets a call from "Disassociated Press" asking for his life story. Bugs has flashbacks about his life growing up and the different steps in his acting career.

Little Runaway - 1952

Tom plans on capturing an escaped baby seal from the circus for the big reward but Jerry befriends the seal and tries to stop him.

Magoo's Canine Mutiny

Magoo mistakes a robber for a pet dog.

Claws For Alarm - 1954

Porky and his pet, Sylvester, stay the night in a big scary mansion.

Red Robbing Hood - 1963

Casper must help the good vigilante Red Robbing Hood win his throne back from his evil cousin.

Mother Goose Birthday Party

The adventures of Mighty Mouse.

Wet Blanket Policy - 1948

Buzz Buzzard tries to collect on Woody Woodpecker's life insurance policy by any means necessary!

Jan 20th 10:00pm ET

Hare Lift - 1952

Salt Water Tabby - 1947

Magoo Breaks Par

Chaser On The Rocks - 1965

Small Spooks - 1963

Blind Date

Wrestling Wrecks - 1953

Jan 21st 10:00pm ET

The Million Hare - 1963

Quiet Please - 1945

When Magoo Flew

Zoom At The Top - 1962

Bedtime Trouble - 1963

Blue Plate Symphony

Billion Dollar Boner - 1960

Jan 22nd 10:00pm ET

Bugs Bunny Rides Again - 1948

Cat and the Mermouse - 1949

Kangaroo Courting

There They Go-go-go - 1956

The Bored Billionaire - 1963

Green Line

Helter Shelter - 1955

Jan 23rd 10:00pm ET

Hare Splitter - 1948

Cat Fishin' - 1947

Pink And Blue Blues

A-Haunting We Will Go - 1966

Owly to Bed - 1959

Crackpot King

Woodpecker From Mars - 1956

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R.I.P. Guy Moon, composer of The Fairly Oddparents, 2 Stupid Dogs, and other classic cartoons
The composer behind The Fairly Oddparents, Danny Phantom, and many other cartoon theme songs will be dearly missed. He was 63 years old.
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