Disney's One Saturday Morning (January 17, 1998) 9/12

[Kartoonkid95]

6:54 Pooh's hand turns on the bulb!

[ukendcx2000]

pepper ann was the best!

[thevisualboy37]

3:06 NOOOOOOOOOOOO! I was trying to forget about that!

[ukendcx2000]

@thevisualboy37 that was the best part

[thevisualboy37]

@ukendcx2000 No, I mean "You just lost the game!" Because I did lose The Game.

[ukendcx2000]

@thevisualboy37 oh ok

[IceManNJD2]

schoolhouse rock! yes!

[UrkManRocks]

I heard for the Bugs & Tweety Show, they kept the Disney's OSM Bumpers for the "We'll be Right Back/Now Back to the Show" Bumpers but took the Disney OSM Logo out of it, right?

[thevisualboy37]

@UrkManRocks The flag didn't say "Disney" on it.

[TherealRNO]

If I may--heh--INTERJECT, here's a bit of SHR for ya'll: The infamous "Darn!" cheerleader was a charicature of & voiced by Lauren Yohe, daughter of creative animator, Tom Yohe Senior, one of the creative visionaries behind SHR!

[thevisualboy37]

What happened to "The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show"?

[TherealRNO]

@thevisualboy37: That only aired before the Disney buyout. Remember, Bugs & Tweety are WB characters, after all.

[thevisualboy37]

@TherealRNO Yes, but the announcer said that "The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show" would be coming up next, and it wasn't in this video!

[TherealRNO]

@thevisualboy37: Yeah, but that's because OSM was starting just as Kid's WB was buying out the properties it owned that aired on ABC (The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show), Fox (Animaniacs & Batman), and Nick (Tiny Toons & classic Looney Tunes). The buyout wasn't effective until years later, so there was a transitional period, just like Aladdin, Gargoyles, Timon & Pumbaa, Mighty Ducks, and others came out during the transitional time between The Disney Afternoon & OSM.