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  • ROGER RABBIT & SECRETS OF TOONTOWN aired 9/13/88 [1988-09-13]
    w/ Joanna Cassidy; Bob Hoskins; Dick Van Dyke; Gene Kelly; Charles Fleischer; Kathleen Turner and Mel Blanc
    + History of animation. (1988)
  • COOL WORLD (1992)
    w/ Kim Basinger; Brad Pitt & Gabriel Byrne
  • TOONCES THE CAT WHO COULD DRIVE A CAR aired 2/14/92 [1992-02-14]
    w/ Linda Hamilton; Randy Quaid & Dana Carvey
  • PLUCKY DUCK aired 9/19/92 [1992-09-19]
    Debut. "Return of Batduck".
  • I YABBA-DABBA DO! aired 2/7/93 [1993-02-07]
    Movie: The Flintstones return to prime time with an animated 1993 made-for-TV comedy, I Yabba-Dabba Do! Bamm-Bamm asks Pebbles to marry him, but Fred—unable to pay for a big wedding and afraid of losing his little girl—is stone cold to the idea. —6 PM 4 2/7/93
  • THE FLINTSTONES MOVIE HOLLYROCK-A-BYE BABY aired 12/5/93 [1993-12-05]
    w/ Raquel Welch; Mary Hart; John Tesh; Mark Hamill, Ruth Buzzi & Henry Corden.
  • THE JETSONS MEET THE FLINTSTONES (1987)
    w/ Geo. O'Hanlon & Henry Corden.
  • WIND-UP WILMA
    Wilma plays baseball for the Bedrock Dodgers.

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  • ROGER RABBIT & SECRETS OF TOONTOWN (1988) aired 9/13/88 [1988-09-13]
    w/ Joanna Cassidy; Bob Hoskins; Dick Van Dyke; Gene Kelly; Charles Fleischer; Kathleen Turner and Mel Blanc
    + History of animation.
  • Who Framed ROGER RABBIT
    Director Robert Zemeckis framed this 1988 "cartoon noir," a masterly blend of animation and live action. Roger Rabbit (voice of Charles Fleischer) is one harried hare. A cartoon character working at Hollywood's Maroon Studios in 1947, he can't keep his mind on his work because he suspects his sultry wife, Jessica (voice of Kathleen Turner), of being unfaithful. Enter Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), a detective who's hired to tail Jessica. There's only one problem: he can't stand Toons. "A Toon killed his brother," Eddie's girlfriend explains. So it is with reluctance that Eddie heads to Toontown—a place populated by the likes of Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse and Betty Boop. Eddie spies Jessica "playing patty-cake" with a local mogul who later turns up dead. Roger soon becomes the chief suspect. Animation director Richard Williams won a special Oscar for his work on this comic fantasy. Amy Irving provides Jessica's singing voice. (2 hrs., 15 min.) Additional Cast Judge Doom Christopher Lloyd Dolores Joanna Cassidy Marvin Acme Stubby Kaye
  • COOL WORLD (1992)
    w/ Kim Basinger; Brad Pitt & Gabriel Byrne.

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  • WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? (1988)

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  • ROGER RABBIT & SECRETS OF TOONTOWN. aired 9/13/88 [1988-09-13]
    w/ Joanna Cassidy; Bob Hoskins; Dick Van Dyke; Gene Kelly; Charles Fleischer; Kathleen Turner and Mel Blanc
    + History of animation. (1988)
  • WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT
    (2 hrs., 15 min.) Additional Cast Judge Doom ............Christopher Lloyd Dolores .................Joanna Cassidy Marvin Acme ...........Stubby Kaye
  • COOL WORLD. (1992)
    w/ Kim Basinger; Brad Pitt & Gabriel Byrne
  • THE CAT WHO COULD DRIVE A CAR aired 2/14/92 [1992-02-14]
    w/ Linda Hamilton; Randy Quaid & Dana Carvey
  • PLUCKY DUCK. aired 9/19/92 [1992-09-19]
    Debut. "Return of Batduck".
  • I YABBA-DABBA DO! aired 2/7/93 [1993-02-07]
    Movie: The Flintstones return to prime time with an animated 1993 made-for-TV comedy, I Yabba-Dabba Do! Bamm-Bamm asks Pebbles to marry him, but Fred—unable to pay for a big wedding and afraid of losing his little girl—is stone cold to the idea. —6 PM 4
  • THE FLINTSTONES MOVIE HOLLYROCK-A-BYE BABY aired 12/5/93 [1993-12-05]
    w/ Raquel Welch; Mary Hart; John Tesh; Mark Hamill, Ruth Buzzi & Henry Corden.
  • THE JETSONS MEET THE FLINTSTONES. (1987)
    w/ Geo. O'Hanlon & Henry Corden.

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