Bosko!
Except for a cartoon, I got nothin today. Nada. Zip. Zilch.
Day off from work... 3-day weekend!!!!
Hmmm... wouldn't that be a 4-day weekend for most people who take today off? Memorial Day and all.
But, nope, for me there won't be any extended time off...
I gotta work tomorrow.
I should be uploading a show right now but when ripping to mp3 --
Disc 1 : 12 tracks, all good.
Disc 2: first 8 tracks fine, Track 9 stopped at 40%
Grrrrr..... over and over. Plays flawlessly. Mp3 rip dies. So that messes up what I had in mind for putting up music over the next several days. Oh well. I really wanted to put up that show but no big deal, I guess. Will work on another.
For now it's cartoon time...
Released in April 1929,
Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid is the very first Looney Tunes short.
It's not actually an official cartoon, more of a pilot episode.
Bosko is the star, the very first recurring character...
he went on to appear in over three dozen cartoons
over the next three years.
Directed by: Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising
Animation by: Friz Freleng
filed under...
cartoons,
Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies
4 comments:
Man, I miss cartoons that were just funny to be funny.
Have an awesome night and live raw,
CWG
ferventservant.blogspot.com
Greetings c.w. goad... thanks for stoppin' by! I actually did have an awesome night, wouldn't ya know it!
God Bless :)
Hiya Chris, wow, that was pretty funny. What year do you think that was made? Was that made in the 30s? I love old things.
1930, Sugar Mag! The very first Looney Tunes cartoon. Bosko's descendants -- Elmer and Daffy and Bugs, etc -- were years and years away.
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