THE ACME FACTORY

"Ready, Woolen and Able" shows that Sam and Ralph are apparently moving up the corporate ladder, for they now have reserved parkin...

In "Steal Wool", we get a glimpse into the home lives of Sam and Ralph, who are now neighbors. Sam shares his newspaper with Ralph...

All of the elements of this series begin to fall into place in "Double or Mutton". Firstly, Sam is finally Sam and Ralph is finall...

First things first: the characters names are still a jumble here. Sam is Fred, Ralph is Sam. All things in due time, I suppose. "Sheep ...

Chuck Jones' Sam and Ralph first appeared in 1953's "Don't Give Up the Sheep". As with most cartoon series, all of the...

Next up in the spotlight here at the Factory are Sam Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf. When I was a kid, the Roadrunner/Coyote series were my favorit...

It's time for another edition of PD warehouse. Where cartoons are "breathtakingly restored" after "hundreds of hours of d...

We end our trip through time with Tom and Jerry with "The Karate Guard". Joseph Barbera returned one last time to co-direct this c...

When I made my last post, I was so grateful to reach the end of the Deitch/Jones films that I actually implied this timeline was over. Not t...

Tom's shark troubles continue in "Cannery Rodent". Why did I pick this cartoon? I actually dig the music over the opening titl...

Zzzzz...huh? Wha? Sorry, I must have dozed off there. "Filet Meow" has Jerry once more in charge of protecting a goldfish from Tom...