Animated Anthology: Difference between revisions

Note that modern, packaged AA shows use the conventions and devices of [[Sketch Comedy]] quite liberally. Shows of this type occasionally devote their entire time slot to one single story, or do the entire show with a single theme.

 

 

* ''[[Looney Tunes|The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show]]''

* ''[[Tom and Jerry]]''

* ''Stay Tooned''.

 

* ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]''

* ''[[Animaniacs]]''

** When production began on the [[Spin-Off]] ''[[Pinky and The Brain]]'', production was already underway on segments for ''Animaniacs'' starring the two lab mice. Those were collected as anthology episodes, along with a few classic segments from previous seasons of ''Animaniacs''. Most of the show proper followed a full-length half-hour format.

* ''[[Garfield and Friends]]''

* ''[[Histeria!]]'' - Sketches revolved around the historical lesson ''du jour''.

* ''[[House of Mouse]]'' does this with a [[Framing Story]]. Before that, it was known as ''[[Mickey Mouse Works]]'', which was a straight-up anthology.

* Cartoon Network is in the process of developing a show called "Cartoonistute" created by [[Powerpuff Girls|Craig]] [[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends|McCraken]] and [[My Life as a Teenage Robot|Rob Renzetti]] that fits this format.

** And previously did ''[[What a Cartoon Show]]'', with some of the showcased shorts later becoming "Cartoon Cartoons" such as [[Dexter's Laboratory]], [[Cow and Chicken]], [[The Powerpuff Girls]] and [[Johnny Bravo]].

* ''[[The Comic Strip]]''

* ''[[The Wacky World of Tex Avery]]''

* ''The Schnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show.''

 

* The [[Hentai]] series ''[[Cool Devices]]''.

 

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