DVD Transfer 28 (Miscellaneous - Mostly Cartoons from 1994-2000-ish)

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DVD Transfer 28 (Miscellaneous - Mostly Cartoons from 1994-2000-ish)

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DVD transfer 28. There's a long range of items here ranging from 1994 to approximately either 1998, 1999 or 2000 (not positive on some of these dates) CONTENTS 1. SuperChunk (Daffy Duck; Featured shorts include: 1957's “Robin Hood Daffy” - possible conclusion of SuperChunk focused on Daffy Duck that were elsewhere on the video) 2. The Flintstones (Dr. Sinister (S5E8); taped over) 3. The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (Featured shorts include: 1959's “Baton Bunny”; 1961's “Zip 'n Snort” and 1953's “Cats-a-Weigh”) 4. Colby's Clubhouse (Vandela Virus Visits (S1E3); first of three appearances for the villainous computer virus played by Kim Durlach, who worked on the series alongside husband Lee and whose daughter, Brittany, was the youngest cast member) 5. Faithville (Good Soil; Canadian-produced series that appears to be set in a 1940s-like setting) 6. American Journal (Featured stories include an interview with a couple that witnessed the USAir Flight 427 crash in Hopewell Township, PA just outside of Pittsburgh; members of the O.J. Simpson prosecution team questioning Los Angeles area residents on their opinions on prosecutor Marcia Clark, LAPD officer Mark Fuhrman, Nicole Brown Simpson and defense attorney Robert Shapiro in a mock trial; 3 reporters (Sharon Reed, Wendy Bell and Jonathan Karsh) covering the inaugural Rap Music Video Awards with interviews of Snoop Doggy Dogg (now known simply as Snoop Dogg); Tone-Loc; Vernon Jackson; Kool Moe Dee; Dana Dane; a rapper known simply as Ahmad (and his mother) and Coolio) 7. George Michael Sports Machine (Featuring a look at Week 3 of the 1994 NFL season (this being the week where – to commemorate the NFL's 75th Anniversary – most teams wore throwback uniforms)) 8. Entertainment Tonight (Featured stories include an update on the preliminary hearings in the O.J. Simpson trial; a GQ story claiming that the 1993 child molestation allegations against Michael Jackson were a setup; ET Gazette (an AIDS fundraiser hosted by Roseanne Barr that had participants in Playboy bunny costumes and Miss America 1995 Heather Whitestone's first interview since the pageant, fitting given to ET's Leanza Cornett, who was Miss America 2 years earlier); Rob Morrow leaving Northern Exposure; a visit to the set by Frasier stars Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves and Peri Gilpin in which the trio is quizzed on the Emmys; going up against ABC's Home Improvement and the possibility of guest appearances from alumni from Frasier's parent series Cheers (Bebe Neuwirth is mentioned, as is the possibility of Ted Danson); Jay Leno takes the Tonight Show on the road to Vegas (with appearances by Charo, Wayne Newton and various showgirls); previews of ER and Grace Under Fire; interview with Sylvester Stallone via satellite on the set of Judge Dredd; The Brady Bunch Movie casting of RuPaul; Coming Attractions (The Burning Season preview). Credits include a portion of the music video for Boyz II Men's "I'll Make Love to You") 9. Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (Featured shorts include: 1959's “Baton Bunny”; 1955's “Lumber Jerks”;  1959's “Cat's Paw”; 1954's “No Parking Hare”; 1961's “Compressed Hare”; 1953's “Cats-a-Weigh” and 1955's “Pizzicato Pussycat”) 10. SuperChunk (Daffy Duck; Featured shorts include: 1943's “To Duck or Not to Duck” and “Yankee Doodle Daffy”; 1944's “Tom Turk and Daffy”, “Tick Tock Tuckered” and “Duck Soup to Nuts”; 1945's “Nasty Quacks”;  1946's “Daffy Doodles”; 1947's “The Birth of a Notion”; 1948's “Daffy Duck Slept Here”; 1950's “Boobs in the Woods”; 1953's “Duck Dodgers in the 24 ½ Century” and 1955's “Beanstalk Bunny”) 11. Freedom Is (Freedom Is (an Independence Day special produced by the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod to celebrate America's Bicentennial in 1976 and featured the voices of David Kelly; Jonathan Winters; Richard Roundtree; Joseph Cotton; Ed Asner; a young Phil Morris; Casey Kasem and Don Messick); TBN special airing the weekend of Independence Day during the late 1990s) 12. This Generation (Featured segments include music videos for “Place in My Heart” by Raze (short-lived group which imploded in controversy when one of the members, JaMarc Davis, left temporarily for an unexplained reason in 1999, then returned for a tour for a follow-up project only for Davis to be arrested for – and ultimately plead guilty to – a number of sex crimes related to raping a 13-year-old background dancer with the group, resulting in the group disbanding shortly after Davis pleaded guilty in November 2001) and Chasing Furies' “Thicker” alongside a History Maker segment on Frederick Douglass) 13. All in Good Taste (Outdoor Celebrations) 14. Baywatch (partial - Title Unknown) 15. Tales of Little Women (A Home at Last (Episode 18); partial recording. English dubbed version of the 1987 anime adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott classic. Apologies for the atmospheric conditions interfering with the quality)