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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''. A couple were directed by Creator/BobClampett, who directed the first ever Seuss adaptation, ''WesternAnimation/HortonHatchesTheEgg'', as part of the ''Merrie Melodies'' series.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''.''[[WesternAnimation/HortonHearsAWho1970 Horton Hears a Who!]]''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''. A couple were directed by Creator/BobClampett, who directed the first ever Seuss adaptation, ''WesternAnimation/HortonHatchesTheEgg'', as part of the ''Merrie Melodies'' series.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''. A couple were directed by Creator/BobClampett, who directed the first ever Seuss adaptation, ''WesternAnimation/HortonHatchesTheEgg'', as part of the ''Merrie Melodies'' series.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''. A couple were directed by Creator/BobClampett, who directed the first ever Seuss adaptation, ''WesternAnimation/HortonHatchesTheEgg'', as part of the ''Merrie Melodies'' series.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.[[/note]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.
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** ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled the atomic bomb the military was going to use on Japan (it did appear on the Cartoon Network show ''[=ToonHeads=]'' centered on Private Snafu's cartoons).
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** ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled the atomic bomb the military was going to use on Japan (it did appear on the Cartoon Network show ''[=ToonHeads=]'' centered on Private Snafu's cartoons).cartoons, and is included in video collections).
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''. A couple were directed by Creator/BobClampett, who directed the first ever Seuss adaptation, ''WesternAnimation/HortonHatchesTheEgg'', as part of the ''Merrie Melodies'' series.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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** The planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
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** The One planned final SNAFU Snafu short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated and delivered to the army, but it was never released before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, war ended, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]][[/note]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/TexAvery was on deck to direct the last scheduled Snafu short, "Tuscarora"; however, with the war being over, the plug was pulled a year before production. Avery was contracted to MGM at the time, so it's not certain if it would have been his own production team who made the picture, or if he'd be straw-bossing a crew of Warner Bros.' own talented writers and animators on loan for the project. One can only imagine what'd happen if a grand reunion [[note]](one hesitates to say "reconciliation", as Tex's old foe Leon Schlesinger was out by then and the animation department had been taken over by the new brass)[[/note]] with his old Termite Terrace colleagues had taken place.
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* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled the atomic bomb the military was going to use on Japan (it did appear on the Cartoon Network show ''[=ToonHeads=]'' centered on Private Snafu's cartoons).
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** ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled the atomic bomb the military was going to use on Japan (it did appear on the Cartoon Network show ''[=ToonHeads=]'' centered on Private Snafu's cartoons).
** ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled the atomic bomb the military was going to use on Japan (it did appear on the Cartoon Network show ''[=ToonHeads=]'' centered on Private Snafu's cartoons).
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* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1998 1996 acquisition of the Turner library (which included the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library library) gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
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* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.EpilepticTrees.
* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1998 acquisition of the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
* ProductionPosse: Some shorts saw Creator/DrSeuss collaborate with Creator/ChuckJones, who'd later direct the TV specials based on Seuss' ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' and ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho''. Others saw Seuss collaborate with Creator/FrizFreleng, who'd later produce all of Seuss' TV specials from 1971's ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHat'' to 1982's ''WesternAnimation/TheGrinchGrinchesTheCatInTheHat''.[[note]]Poetically, WB's 1998 acquisition of the pre-1986 Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer library gave them the Seuss/Jones specials, and 2011 saw them gain the Freleng specials as well.[[/note]]
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* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally And Royally Fucked Up or Things Are Really Fucked Up[[/note]].
* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally And Royally Fucked Up or Things Are Really Fucked Up[[/note]].
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* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally And Royally Fucked Up or Things Are Really Fucked Up[[/note]].EpilepticTrees.
* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally And Royally Fucked Up or Things Are Really Fucked Up[[/note]].
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* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]fouled up beyond all recognition[[/note]] [[note]]Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally And Royally Fouled Fucked Up or Things Are Really Fouled Fucked Up[[/note]].
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Along with MelBlanc, Harold Pearey (best known among radio buffs as The Great Gildersleeve) featured in one of the shorts.
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* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]fouled up beyond all recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally and And Royally Fouled Up or Things Are Really Fouled Up[[/note]].
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* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.EpilepticTrees.
* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]fouled up beyond all recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally and Royally Fouled Up[[/note]].
* FamilyThemenaming: In "Three Brothers", it's revealed that Snafu has two brothers serving in the army too: Fubar [[note]]fouled up beyond all recognition[[/note]] and Tarfu [[note]]Totally and Royally Fouled Up[[/note]].
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Along with MelBlanc, Harold Pearey (best known among radio buffs as The Great Gildersleeve) featured in one of the shorts.shorts.
* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
* MissingEpisode: ''Going Home'' was never officially released because the MacGuffin resembled an atomic bomb. This one is a bit more interesting; the planned final SNAFU short, "Secrets Of The Pacific", was actually fully animated before it was shelved at the last minute for unknown reasons, making it the subject of many EpilepticTrees.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Along with MelBlanc, Harold Pearey (best known among radio buffs as The Great Gildersleeve) featured in one of the shorts.
