Poor Tom. Beaten again.

Looney Tunes wins.

Close, but Adam's Fabulous Secret Powers prevail. Much to the delight of Sal's mom.

And the secret word is "Buh Bye". Muppets win in a rout.

Spill da prank! Spill da prank!

Done! And one of Gator's finally wins!

but why? My fond Mickey and Donald memories don't come from Silly Symphonies. Quite frankly, I never enjoyed Silly Symphonies. Historically, it's important, yes, but think about this:



You want to talk about Steamboat Willie being revolutionary? Guess what? It pre-dates Silly Symphonies by a year. It wasn't a Silly Symphony.

And those 1929-1939 episodes were never shown on syndicated TV when I was a kid. I have no memory of any of these shows. My fond memories from Mickey and Donald come from Fantasia, Mickey and the Beanstalk, Mickey's Christmas Carol, Three Caballeros, Prince and the Pauper, and of course, Disneyland.

Actually, my earliest Mickey memories aren't even the cartoons. It was coloring books, and my first record, Mickey Mouse Disco.


But honesly, I have no memories of Silly Symphonies, despite how important it is in cartoon history. Hell, with no Silly Symphonies, I know there would be no Looney Tunes, and thus, no Freakazoid.

But Freakazoid made me laugh my ASS off. And I remember it well.

Kidding.

Sorry Tex, I couldn't get in there in time.

...I don't think it would have mattered.

TMNT wins!

Sorry, Fred. But it'll always be a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

To absolutely no surprise, Animaniacs wins!

Fraggle Rock wins!

You, sir, owe me an exalt.