Bob Clampett puts out the cat.

Student animators often do a “lifting a heavy weight” exercise. #animation #Disney

Sassy Cats (1933) Directed by Dick Huemer.

Pink Panther distracted by his cel phone.

Eatin’ on the Cuff (1942) Bob Clampett

The animators gave Mickey a Charlie Chaplin style run.

During WW2, hoarding food was shameful. Foney Fables (1942)

Best flash frame ever?

Not only does Popeye blow smoke rings in his sleep, he weaves them into anchor chains. #navy

To wash away the slop that coca-cola unleashed with their recent 'slop ad'. Here's a little throwback to the 30s www.youtube.com/watch?v=uypd...

Kissing along someone’s arm used to be a thing.

Betty Boop’s Bizzy Bee (1932)

Porky wouldn’t let a lake get in his way. #determination

A Mickey Mouse dance team. #disney

Ouch.

Samsung TV Plus has a FAST channel called Animation+, which is devoted to animated comedy, mainly William Street type stuff. For those who've been wondering what a 24 hour Adult Swim channel would be like, just check that out.

Bugs Bunny running like a rabbit. #animation

It’s fun to watch Sylvester get diverted and show some of his character, then suddenly get pulled back into the story when Tweety appears. Tweety ruins the moment for him.

“Freddy the Freshman” youtube.com/watch?v=5QWI...

The badminton player’s entrance music and animation really kick off the scene. Bad Ol’ Puddy Tat (1949)

Sunday is football day.

A legal disclaimer. The Bashful Buzzard (1945) #WarnerBrothers

Another thing I just realized with the Terrytoons coming to MeTV Toons, audiences may soon witness Spaghet Bear on TV for the first time, if not THE very first time! youtu.be/XuGpdFlsf6c?...

I could probably make a compilation of characters with their butts on fire. Three Is a Crowd (1950) Terry Toons

If you’re going to have a cartoon fight, do something like have a fish knee the other guy in the face.

Happy All Hallows Eve! See our selection of Halloween postcards, ca. 1900-1920. Hobgoblins, joyous skeletons, and truly terrifying gourds... publicdomainreview.org/collection/h... #halloween

Another from Skeleton Frolic (1937)

Frankenstein doesn’t want to be in the movies. #Halloween

The tongue makes this dog skeleton extra creepy.

Popeye fails at being a scarecrow.

Skeleton Frolic (1937) Charles Mintz Productions. Directed by Ub Iwerks

Somehow he crawls back through his pant legs. The Haunted Ship (1930) A Van Beuren cartoon.

Heckle and Jeckle at the bull fight.

Porky Pig performing in Paying the Piper (1949)

Operation: Rabbit (1952) Chuck Jones

Oswald’s butt is on fire. #Disney

Before engineering improved, cars could be pretty rough.