Join us as we continue our commentaries on the Scooby films of the late 90's/00's with the second film in the 'Scooby Doo but serious' era with Scooby Doo and The Witch's Ghost! There's Hex Girls! A undercooked plot! and TIM CURRY!

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Join us as we advertise the next Blu-Ray to come out from the Warner Archive with shorts that are on Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Vol. 2! Marc covers a Daffy Duck cartoon with the most bizarre stunt casting with 'Ain't That Ducky' Jordan reviews a Henry Hawk starring (but really Foghorn/Sylvester) outing with 'Crowing Pains' And we take a look at Arthur Davis' first directorial effort, with the tale of a Cat Robot, a mouse, and a puppet that REALLY hasn't aged well, with 'Mouse Menace'

Join us as we take a look at three instances where the works of Robert McKimson seem eerily similar to cartoons we've covered on this show! Marc sees Bugs Bunny dealing with Yosemite Sam (I mean, Blackque Jacuque Shalack, but his friends call him BJ) in 'Bonanza Bunny' Jordan sees Daffy Duck take a turn at Superman (for the folks at home, this is Superman attempt number 2 of 4 for the Looney Tunes) in 'Stupor Duck And we end this episode with, what else? McKimson ripping off himself! In 'People Are Bunny'