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‘Christmas Television Favorites’: A look back at 7 animated specials

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‘Christmas Television Favorites’: A look back at 7 animated specials

December 21, 2019 Drunk TV Leave a comment

It’s that time of year again here at the Drunk TV offices, Continue reading ‘Christmas Television Favorites’: A look back at 7 animated specials →

'Twas the Night Before Christmas 1960s 1970s Alan Sues Andy Griffith animation Billie Mae Richards Bob McFadden Boris Karloff Bradley Bolke Brenda Vaccaro Christmas Chuck Jones Colin Duffy Dennis Day Dick Shawn Dr. Seuss Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!Ethel Merman Frank Gorshin Frosty's Winter Wonderland George Gobel George S. Irving Harold Peaky Harry Rosner holiday specials Jackie Vernon Joel Grey Linda Gary Maury Laws Mickey Rooney Morey Amsterdam Nelli Bellflower Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey Paul Frees Paul Mavis Phyllis McGinley Rankin/Bass Red Buttons Red Skelton Rhoda Mann Roger Miller Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July Rudolph's Shiny New Year Shelley Winters Shelly Hines Shirley Booth Tammy Grimes Taryn Davies The Year Without a Santa Claus Thurl Ravenscroft Warner Bros. Home Entertainment

Mice, cavemen, & Garfield: 3 forgotten animated Thanksgiving specials

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Mice, cavemen, & Garfield: 3 forgotten animated Thanksgiving specials

November 19, 2019 Drunk TV 3 Comments

With the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays approaching, you know what I’m thankful for? Continue reading Mice, cavemen, & Garfield: 3 forgotten animated Thanksgiving specials →

1960s 1970s 1980s Abe Levitow animation Arthur Rankin Jr.B.C.: The First Thanksgiving Bob Holt CBS Daws Butler Don Messick Edward Albert Garfield Garfield's Thanksgiving holiday specials Jim Davis (Garfield creator)Joanie Sommers John Gary Johnny Hart Jules Bass Julie Payne Kim Campbell Lorenzo Music Lou Rawls Pat Carroll Paul Frees Phil Roman Rankin/Bass Romeo Muller Steve Nakagawa Tennessee Ernie Ford Thanksgiving Thanksgiving special The Mouse on the Mayflower Thom Huge Toei Animation

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Didn't know if I'd enjoy it, but ABRAKADABRA (2018) does a good job at what it sets out to do - mimic a '70s giallo. Nice, short runtime and a nice Blu-ray package from newcomer @cauldron_films

My first homebrew ColecoVision cartridge: MEAN SANTA, by Chris Derrig & Tim Duarte of 2600 Connection. A nice package with a case & instruction booklet. Looking forward to digging out the console & giving it a play.

I never thought movies like MARTIAL LAW 1 & 2 (1990-1991) would *ever* get a Blu-ray release, let alone the deluxe treatment. But here we are - Cynthia Rothrock in all her HD kung fu glory, thanks to @vinegarsyndrome's Archive line (VSA).

Charlize Theron battles wits with a sadistic Kevin Bacon in TRAPPED (2002), released on Blu-ray by @millcreekent. Review up at MoviesandDrinks.com

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