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They’re About To Find Out!

Now is the part where much of Hollywood will “find out” getting overly political isn’t going to be good for your career long-term.

Paramount reportedly has a blacklist of “anti-Israel” celebrities like Mark Ruffalo and Elliott Page that the Ellisons refuse to work with. And these guys are likely buying Warner Bros. soon.

So… good luck with that that. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

Right Down The Middle!

Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting in half (again) and the names of the two halves?

Are you sitting down? It’s Warner Bros. and Discovery.

Just like how HBO Max went to Max and then back to HBO Max, WBD decided they’d be better off as separate entities.

So why bother in the first place? Then we talk about Coyote vs. Acme and how they get digs in at the merger. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

How Bad Can Hollywood Get?

It’s the end of Peak Woke Hollywood and 2024 is the year of consequences. Streaming couldn’t save the industry, and attacking the audience didn’t help, either. Now, few of the studios can even make movies any longer, and certainly not great movies. Here’s more from Nerdrotic.

Holy Balls, Man!

Elon Musk drops a 10-pound expletive after The New York Times dances around, trying to imply he has engaged in anti-Semitism. Wrong, leftists!

Musk just visited Israel and has made clear he’s not anti-Semitic. He’s against pedophiles == doesn’t matter if they are Jewish, Christian, Muslim or, more likely, Satanists and atheists! Here’s more from Meme the Left.

Here is a list of major companies that have pulled their ads from X. Boycott every one of these dirty outfits. They not only pushed Anthony Fauci’s deadly vaccines, but representatives from many of these firms hung around with Jeffrey Epstein, so they most certainly indulged in pedophilia.

Do not watch their TV shows or their feature films. As for the Washington Post, disregard anything they say. They don’t honestly report the news. They are little more than a mouthpiece for the Satanic elites:

– Apple
– Disney
– Washington Post
– Paramount
– NBC
– Marvel
– IBM
– Sony Pictures
– CBS
– The Colbert Show
– Comcast
– Lionsgate
– Warner Bros. Discovery

Barbie

The Warner Brothers production, based on the Mattel dolls, features every Barbie except the stay-at-home Barbie and the Klaus Barbie! Here’s more from Paul Joseph Watson.

Witches And Squash Demons

Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again! Hallowe’en style, even!

We’ll start off the month with energetic, broom-flyin’, cackling sorceresses in shorts from WB and MGM. Then, as a bonus, we get a look at the horrific results of Linus’ relentless devotion to the Great Pumpkin.

The commentary audio on the Count Bloodcount cartoon was a goof on my part. But I left it in because I can’t be the only nerd who likes to listen to those tracks now and then. More from the OldHorseman.

Saturday Morning Champ

Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again!

So, giving the SUPER FRIENDS a break, what was on the other channel during CHALLENGE OF THE-?

Same thing that had been on, in one form or another, since 1962. And a couple years in Prime Time before that. And which would be on network TV into the 21st Century, before going to cable, and most recently to broadcast digital subchannel MeTV.

THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW is like a slasher movie star. No matter how badly the censors mutilated the classic WB ‘toons, they still drew an audience. The wabbit headlined the First String collection of theatrical shorts, with Porky and others getting their own shows at times, featuring the strong Second String, while the lesser entries of the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies got syndicated for your local afternoon kiddie shows. Eventually, the second string shows merged with Bugs’… By 1978, we had the BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER SHOW that ran 90 minutes.

Our sample today isn’t that long. But it does spare you the commercials and is free of the killjoy censorship of ’70s TV! Featuring a collection of three Merrie Melodies shorts, including the Chuck Jones 1955 masterpiece, One Froggy Evening. More from the OldHorseman.

The Matrix Scam Unravels

Thomas Althouse rejoins Sarah Westall to discuss the latest in the Matrix Corruption Scandal. For those of you who do not know the background, Thomas Althouse is the real creator and writer of the Matrix Trilogy. It was originally called The Immortals and he has all the proof.

This is a story of one of the largest film franchises is US history and how it was stolen; it’s a fraud. Truth is often stranger than fiction but we all know that by now. This story has intrigue and corruption at the highest levels of Hollywood including companies such as Warner Brothers and Disney and big names such as Michael Eisner, Steven Spielberg, the Wachowskis, Joel Silver and Keanu Reeves. They are all involved in this scam.

This is a two-part program. We present both videos here.

From The Memory Hole

Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again!

Last week I featured Barney Bear, MGM’s first original cartoon star, created by Rudolph Ising. Of course, Ising and his partner Hugh Harman had been in the biz since the early silent era, working for Disney when young Walt was making Felix The Cat knockoffs in Kansas City, ultimately winding-up with him in California making Oswald the Lucky Rabbit pictures for Universal. Seeing how Walt lost Oswald to his distributors, Harman and Ising made sure to copyright their own character creation for themselves.

The character they created is of considerable importance to the history of American animation. But, due to the cancer of Political Correctness, has been downplayed and subjected to revision for decades. For, you see, Bosko was a little n*gger… Back in the 1980s I saw an early model sheet at a museum exhibit, and that’s exactly how he was identified on the page. (Minus the asterisk, which is for BitChute’s censors.)

A Negro caricature wasn’t considered offensive in the early 1930s, when people were too busy surviving the Depression to be a bunch of oversensitive snowflakes. Mickey Mouse and many other ‘toons were basically minstrel show blackface as well. But Bosko didn’t have the fig leaf of being a non-human in later years.

He was the first star of the LOONEY TUNES before Bugs, Daffy, or even Porky had been thought-of. When things went sour between Harman-Ising and the middle-man selling their shorts to Warner Bros., they were able to walk and take Bosko with them! They then used him in some of the HAPPY HARMONIES pictures they made for MGM distribution… Now with Bosko in color, for what little difference that made. His ’20s design didn’t benefit much from the added spectrum, and was becoming dated pretty quickly. So he got a major redesign…

And here’s where all the later apologists who claimed he was a “living inkblot” of no particular race, ethnicity, or even species fall on their faces. In ’35 Bosko got updated with far more realistic detail, and was undeniably a negro boy.

That redesign lasted just seven outings. But he got yet another over half a century later, when he and his girlfriend Honey made a comeback in an episode of TINY TOON ADVENTURES on TV. For that appearance, they retconned the couple into anthropomorphic animals of vague species.

Here are his first WB and MGM pictures, along with his 1935 MGM new look. More from the OldHorseman.

 

Of Spandex And Slow Mo

RazorFist offers his Snyder Cut Rant analysis of the new Zack Snyder’s Justice League movie. “How can we make this long, boring film even longer and more boring?” -Literally Warner Bros.

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