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

Mar 17th 10:00pm ET

Hold The Lion, Please - 1942

It seems the whole animal kingdom make fun of the lion as a has-been. Anxious to prove them wrong, the lion decides to try and catch Bugs.

Jerry and the Goldfish - 1951

Tom tries to cook the house’s goldfish, Goldie, which has become Jerry’s new friend.

Wotta Nitemare - 1939

Popeye has a nightmare in which he is unable to save Olive Oyl from Bluto.

The Dog Snatcher

Thinking his dog was caught by a dog catcher, Magoo mistakes the circus for Dog Pound

Making Friends - 1936

Pudgy makes new friends.

Peek-A-Boo - 1957

A kitten abuses Casper’s protection by taunting a dog.

Mar 18th 10:00pm ET

My Bunny Lies Over The Sea - 1948

Jerry's Cousin - 1951

Baby Wants a Bottleship - 1942

Magoo Goes Skiing

The Dizzy Acrobat - 1943

Mar 19th 10:00pm ET

The Old Grey Hare - 1944

Matinee Mouse - 1966

Barking Dogs Don’t Fite - 1949

Magoo's Masterpiece

Not Now - 1936

Mother Goose Land - 1963

Romp in a Swamp - 1959

Mar 20th 10:00pm ET

Rhapsody Rabbit - 1946

Just Ducky - 1953

Goonland - 1938

Magoo's Moose Hunt

My Friend the Monkey - 1939

Clown on the Farm - 1952

Mar 21st 10:00pm ET

The Unmentionables - 1963

Southbound Duckling - 1955

Kangaroo Courting

Mexican Mousepiece - 1966

Ice Scream - 1957

Let’s Get Movin’ - 1936

Get Lost Little Doggy - 1964

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