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Warner Archive March Announcement: 5 Classic Films Starring Astaire & Rogers, Gable & Turner, Sheridan & Bogart, Bette Davis, Deborah Kerr PLUS Scooby-Doo!

We unveil our March Warner Archive slate and dig into how fresh 4K scans, original nitrate elements, and careful audio work can change the way classic films feel. Along the way, we share stories behind Astaire and Rogers, Lana Turner’s rise, Bo...

February 13, 2026 • Episode 211 • 1:11:25

How TCM Is Bringing Looney Tunes Back To Classic Movie Nights

Bugs Bunny is TCM's February STAR OF THE MONTH. Scott McGee, Senior Director, Original Programming at TCM, joins the podcast to explain what fans can expect, and what he knows about the 6-year licensing deal TCM made for the Looney Tunes Librar...

January 29, 2026 • Episode 210 • 22:07

Warner Archive February Announcement: The First Noir, Tarzan, a Technicolor, Hanna Barbera, Film Collections, PLUS A Look Ahead

George Feltenstein joins the podcast to announce four February releases from the Warner Archive and explain why each restoration matters, from pre-code thrills and early Technicolor to the first film noir. We also unveil another Hanna-Barbera r...

January 20, 2026 • Episode 209 • 37:59

5 for 2025: Warner Archive Year in Review

George Feltenstein joins the podcast for a Warner Archive 2025 Year in Review.  We discuss 5 THEMES for the year PLUS we each share 5 titles to highlight. If you've been with us all year, you'll enjoy this look back at the Warner Archive's...

January 13, 2026 • Episode 208 • 1:03:26

Previewing Woody Woodpecker Golden Age Collection Blu-ray with Jerry Beck

Animation historian Jerry Beck joins the podcast for a preview of the upcoming Woody Woodpecker and Friends Golden Age Collection Blu-ray. Our wide-ranging and entertaining discussion reveals his involvement with the Woody Woodpecker releases f...

January 06, 2026 • Episode 207 • 57:05

Fan Mail

I just love this podcast! I could listen to the three of you talk all day. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, the current team at Warner Archive are dedicated to satisfying the animation fans. From re-releasing the super stars cropped shorts to the proper aspect ratio to having the platinum collections reprinted on bluray to combat scalpers, and now including an extra cartoon on the next release to make up for Double or Mutton error - George and Jerry listen to the fans and I just couldn’t appreciate them more. PS … 1936’s Don’t Look Now by Tex Avery would be a most welcome debut on Collector’s Vault Vol 2 🤞

Ottawa, Ohio