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 12th 10:00pm ET

Falling Hare - 1943

A gremlin hijacks a WWII bomber and Bugs must stop him before the gremlin does some serious damage.

Penthouse Mouse - 1963

A hungry Jerry tries to find a meal at a construction site while Tom, living in a penthouse, tries to make a meal of Jerry.

The Grizzly Golfer

While golfing in the Ozarks, Magoo mistakes a grizzley bear for his caddy.

My Favorite Duck - 1942

Porky goes camping only to be pushed out of every place by Daffy who insists that it isn't duck hunting season.

Boo Ribbon Winner - 1954

Casper saves a greyhound race dog from the pound.

Saddle-Sore Woody - 1964

Dirty McNasty kipnaps Sugarfoot, and Woody follows him into town to get him back.

Jan 13th 10:00pm ET

Hare Tonic - 1945

Flirty Birdy

Plumbing Is a “Pipe” - 1938

Boobs in the Woods - 1950

Northwest Mousie - 1953

Ozark Lark - 1960

Jan 14th 10:00pm ET

Blooper Bunny - 1997

Little Runaway - 1952

The Anvil Chorus Girl - 1944

Awful Orphan - 1949

From Mad to Worse - 1957

Shutter Bug - 1963

Jan 15th 10:00pm ET

Buckaroo Bugs - 1944

Dicky Moe - 1962

Nix on Hypnotricks - 1941

Wearing Of The Grin - 1951

Cat-Choo - 1951

Rock-A-Bye Gator - 1962

Jan 16th 10:00pm ET

A Hare Grows In Manhattan - 1947

Puttin' On the Dog - 1944

Ragtime Bear

Daffy Flies North - 1980

Mousieur Herman - 1955

Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker - 1967

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