Episode 246
How Hanna-Barbera got started in animation for television (Ep. 246)
January 16, 202428m 38s
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Show Notes
In a solo show this week, Jim Hill starts things off by recapping what happened at this year’s Golden Globe. He shares what he’s heard about the lay-offs that are reportedly coming to Pixar Animation Studios later this year.
Over the course of this episode, listeners will learn about;
- When will the Blu-ray version of Disney’s “Wish” be hitting store shelves
- Where did Bill Hanna & Joe Barbera set up their first animation-for-television studio in Hollywood
- What do Disneyland fans have to say about the “Pixar Fest” marquee / photo-up that weill be set in that theme park later this Spring
- Which infamous Hollywood mogul from the 1940s & 1940s helped fund the creation of H-B Enterprises, Inc.
- Why is the “Superman” TV series from the 1950s (i.e., the one that starred George Reeves) sometimes associated with Charlie Chaplin
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