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May 28, 2012

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Happy 50th Birthday, Rocky & Bullwinkle! Moose and Squirrel Through the Years

by Kim Potts, posted Nov 18th 2009 8:17PM
Wossamotta U? You didn't know that Thursday, Nov. 19, marks the 50th anniversary of all things Bullwinkle?

The dimwitted but beloved moose, along with flying squirrel pal Rocky, foes Boris and Natasha, 'Fractured Fairy Tales' and 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman,' debuted in 1959 on ABC's 'Rocky & His Friends,' a twice-a-week afternoon series that moved to primetime when it shifted to NBC and became 'The Bullwinkle Show' in 1961.

The series was created by Jay Ward, the U.C. Berkeley and Harvard grad who also created the Cap'n Crunch character. And though "moose and squir-rel," as baddies Boris and Natasha so often referred to them, are beloved today, Ward's daughter Tiffany Ward -- who was 11 when her dad created Bullwinkle and his buddies -- says the show wasn't a ratings smash during its original run.

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New TV on DVD releases this week

by Bob Sassone, posted Sep 17th 2007 6:10PM

Boston LegalHere are the new TV DVDs, in stores tomorrow.

  • Ballykissangel - Season 6 and The Complete Collection
  • Blade: The Series - House of Chthon
  • Boston Legal - Season 3
  • Brothers & Sisters - Season 1
  • The Bullwinkle Show - The Best of Rocky & Bullwinkle, Vol. 2
  • Casper - Vol. 1
  • Corner Gas - Season 4
  • Everybody Loves Raymond - Season 9
  • Family Guy - Vol. 5
  • Ghost Whisperer - Season 2
  • The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy - Season 1
  • Jekyll - Jekyll
  • The Johnny Cash Show - The Best Of The Johnny Cash Show (Deluxe)
  • Josie and the Pussycats - Complete Series
  • Married... with Children - Season 7
  • Masters of Horror - Sounds Like and The Washingtonians
  • Smallville - Season 6
  • Stargate: Atlantis - Season 3
  • Superman (Animated) - Doomsday
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Season 1, Vol. 2
  • Upright Citizens Brigade - Season 2

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Toons pushin' products - VIDEO

by Adam Finley, posted Jul 21st 2007 9:02AM

underdogI was sitting around thinking, because I really had nothing better to do, and I wondered why you don't see cartoon characters acting as pitchmen for different products much anymore. If you're nostalgic for the days when 'toons weren't afraid to put their names behind different products, you might enjoy the following videos.

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