Zak Wolf (a.k.a. Sam Valentino)

The new OLED MacBook Pro isn't the first time Apple attempted a Macintosh computer with a touchscreen. In 1999, they built a prototype touchscreen iMac G3 that didn't get very far... imore.com/mac/imac/this-touc…

It's that time of year where all real-life sounds get all mixed up!

Here's how ABC would often edit "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" during the 2010s to make room for showing "Scared Shrekless" or the more popular "Toy Story of Terror" uncut. Some airings included "Never jump into a pile of leaves with a wet sucker," but not always.

"What was your biggest impact on the internet?" I was one of the first to bring Caillou into the YouTube Poop scene nearly 18 years ago!

Happy 60th anniversary to "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" One of my favorite Peanuts TV specials, one I have on Blu-ray, DVD, and even on vinyl record! (Before home video, you could often re-enjoy a movie or TV special as a "storyteller" album.)

Here is my tribute image to Eric Bauza. Sorry about the lens flare, but I guess it could add to the drama... #RIPEricBauza

Now for a break from sad news; with "Treehouse of Horror XXXVII" premiering last night, I finally got this updated and uploaded just in time for Halloween! *KRAK-A-THOOM!* youtu.be/JTC-E0hr3FU

This is hands-down the worst media death of 2026 I've ever heard. Eric was amazing; even the fact that his successful voice-acting career was launched with "Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon" was an impressive feat!

Oh no, no, NO!!! What's this about Eric Bauza passing away?!

Warner Bros. Feature Animation/Classic Animation after "Looney Tunes: Back in Action bombed:

So what do these Dr. Seuss specials have to do with Christmas? #MeTVToons

I see #LetTheFoxAndBunnyKiss trending, and I wouldn't be too surprised if that happened, since last year, DreamWorks Animation gave us THIS:

If "Corn on the Cop" (1965) had a higher animation budget...

And here's another installment in a series of "Things now both under the same ownership thanks to Skydance." The way "What's New, Scooby-Doo?" showed off then-current technologies was a lot like how "The Fairly OddParents" did in the early seasons. ("...Internet?")

I'm still surprised "Wabbit/New Looney Tunes," "Tiny Toons Looniversity" and "Coyote vs. ACME" didn't use the Hanna-Barbera "wild scramble" sound effect at 0:06, given the former two shows used a lot of H-B sound effects (definitely more than "What's New, Scooby-Doo?" used!).

I am sorry to say that due to my financial situation, I will not be attending Furpocalypse this year. Things are pretty dreary for me right now, especially with the Skydance merger not helping... hope to see you guys at Anthro New England!

Hmmm, this sounds like another case for the private toon detective Sam Valentino to look into!

Here's another installment in a series of "Things now both under the same ownership thanks to Skydance." The 1994 Hanna-Barbera TV movie "Arabian Nights" has its "Sinbad" story utilize a running gag that gets tiresome after a while, similar to how "The Fairly OddParents" would.