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Make Mine Freedom, an early Hannah Barbara cartoon produced by Harding College in 1948, is Cold War propaganda promoting capitalism and critiquing the Soviet Union. After an introductory explanation of the concept of freedom, four men representing labor, management, politics and farmers argue until a salesman steps in, peddling bottles of “Ism” (Communism) and claiming that it will cure everyone’s ills. A man who has been eavesdropping from a park bench approaches and argues against the salesman’s pitch. Will Capitalism win out over the evils of Communism? Watch Make Mine Freedom to find out! Happy July 4th from TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Normally you’d only expect to see a pack of drunken, cross-dressing hillbilly wolves on COPS or Animal Planet, but it’s Gay Pride Month, so never fear, TomorrowPictures.TV Is Here!!! Yes indeed, this is a special episode of the Strip in which our hero Mighty Mouse, dressed in some fine pink pajamas, stops these nasty wolves from molesting Little Bo Peep’s Sheep. Look out for some smokin’ Louis Armstrong style trumpet during the musical sequence, and settle in for some groovy graphics on TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Looney Tunes wasn’t all Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig and Daffy Duck! As with any start-up business, there were early failed attempts, in this case some older cartoon animals that had a brief shot at the big time before disappearing forever. In the spirit of the “Where are they now?” file, we introduce you to three young squirrels and a non-traditional fox, all of whom act out the Robin Hood Adventures! The squirrels just want to play, but the fox has different, more culinary pursuits in mind! Fortunately, an English hunting horn just happens to be lying around… Get hip on the Strip at TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Did you know that ants can lift 20 times their own body weight? That with their combined weight greater than the combined weight of all humans, ants are the most numerous type of animal? That an ant brain has about 250,000 brain cells? A human brain has 10,000 million, so a colony of 40,000 ants has collectively the same size brain as a single human. Ant brains are the largest amongst insects. Which brings us to one Mr. Porky Pig, and his efforts to capture the wild Pygmy Ant on the Strip! Get your Toon on at TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Yes, Old King Cole was a merry old soul, but just what exactly made him so goshdarn merry? It can’t be all the spooky ghosts that are patrolling the halls of Cole Castle! In this trippy 1936 short, the intrepid cartoon kitty Felix the Cat takes a break from his treetop serenade to get on the paranormal investigation! Felix has to save the boastful, fabricating blow-hard King Cole from the vengeful ghosts of his ancestors, and maybe get himself a nice fat reward for his troubles. Take a Trip on the Strip with TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Thursday, April 22 is Earth Day! In celebration of our dear Mother, TomorrowPictures.TV is proud to present the classic American Petroleum Institute propaganda film Destination Earth! Produced in 1956 with animation by John Sutherland, this film brings a Martian explorer to Earth to discover the wonders of Petroleum Production and Capitalist Might! After experiencing average American citizens cruising blithely in their Powerful and Reliable Automobiles, the Martian Spy heists a few library books on Oil Production to bring back to Mars! Watch some classic Capitalist Propaganda for Earth Day on the Strip at TomorrowPictures.TV!
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It’s about to be tax day in America, and if you haven’t yet, it’s time to pay up! Just in case you think that you’re the only one who isn’t thrilled about the IRS, we bring you one Mr. Donald Duck. “Pay your taxes or you work for the Axis!” In this patriotic Disney cartoon from 1943, Donald Duck must decide whether to spend his hard-earned money, or to pay his taxes to help the U.S. buy weapons for the war against Fascism. Celebrate tax day on TomorrowPictures.TV!
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Torchy the Battery Boy was a wind-up puppet boy created by Mr. Bumbledrop in order to find all the lost toys! This second British animated puppetry series from Roberta Leigh and Gerry Anderson was a followup to the successful “The Adventures of Twizzle”. Although available for broadcast from January 1959, “Torchy the Battery Boy” didn’t air in London until February 23rd, 1960 when it was shown as part of ITV’s afternoon programming for children, “Small Time”. The delay meant that by the time it reached the screens the second series, made by Associated British-Pathe, was ready for broadcast, too. As a result ITV was able to show an unbroken run of 52 new episodes.
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WARNING: The following video is shocking. It may upset some viewers. Tune in at your own risk.The Iraqis placed a rope around Saddam Hussein's neck and hung him until he was dead. That deed should've caused great celebration, not only in Iraq and America, but in most places where liberty shines i...
Mukuru is a Slum Village in Kenya, just outside the east African nation's capital city of Nairobi. They call it a "Slum Village" with no sense of irony, and to the outsider, the emphasis would seem firmly on Slum. The statistics are so wretched as to become ...
Hip Hop is Dead! Long Live Hip Hop! In Episode Three of Hip Hop World, we profile young up and comer Xxtra tha Yung Eagle! Born and raised on the east side of Chicago, Michael Anderson Jr, aka Xxtra, is a born performer, showcasing his ta...
