Mel BlancMGM The Pink Panther: Classic Cartoon Collection, Vol 1: Pranks in the Pink

My kids love the Pink Panther. This is a great collection.

Kino and MGM bring you The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection Volume 1! What makes this (and the next 5 volumes) better that the Classic Cartoon Collection years back? Well for starters, new HD transfers for the first 20 cartoons and the best part...NO LAUGH TRACKS!!! That's right! This (and the next volumes to come) will be laugh track free as originally intended and released originally in theaters (though from what I've heard, laugh tracks for selected shorts might be available as an alternate audio option). Extras for this edition will include commentaries from animation historians such as Jerry Beck and Mark Arnold plus archival recording from Friz Freleng himself.So if you're a Pink Panther fan, buy this set on DVD and/or Blu-ray today.EDIT 2/9: OK, I have the set and while it's spectacular and still receives a high recommendation, the release unfortunately has a few faults:-Dial P For Pink on Kino's release is presented with low-pitched audio (and I think it's a frame or 2 slower than it should be, but Greg Ford said this is the speed of how the short ran originally). I can confirm this (I got permission) that this pitch problem is indeed an authoring issue.-Some of the commentaries are out of sync (most of them not by much but the last a little more noticeable). This is the following: Bob Kurtz and Jerry Beck's commentary for Dial P For Pink, and the commentaries for Pink Pajamas, Pickled Pink, Shocking Pink, Pink Panzer (also interesting tidbit, if you listen carefully during the climax with the commentary on, there is some new pieces of background music for the short that I didn't even know exist!), Pink Punch (probably), and Pink Blueprint.-The ending cue for Reel Pink (thank you Trevor DeChane) is from The Pink Panther Show. No one's fault on this though as the MGM release was like that too.I really REALLY suggest you ask Kino to do a replacement program featuring corrected discs for both DVD and Blu-ray. Great company as they are, they need to accountable for these errors and fix them. There's an old saying "The customer is always right." We're Kino 's customers and love them. Accidents happen, but these errors CAN and MUST be fixed and I will not rest until justice is done. They can't let these error go out uncorrected because they're afraid of losing money. Trust me, it's worth it and they'll make a lot us very happy if they do. Kino, if by any chance you're reading this, I ask you again please.Again regardless of these faults, I still recommend to you the fans to buy this release because one thing is clear; all the shorts are laugh track free.

My 9 year old wanted this to have extra coverage! It is adorable and still kid ish looking. She wants more

I watched this from the library as a kid and only owned the second collection. Now my second collection has been taken over by my cousin, so I got this for him for his birthday. He watches them both in order, laughing his head off, fairly regularly. So I’ll be collecting the rest of them slowly to gift them to him when they’re in stock.

So happy to get this on DVD . And not have to watch on YOU-TUBE . Were it seems they come and go. can’t wate for Vol.2I have bought so many of the Old Classic Cartoons from Amazon. The Flintstones . Top Cat . The Jetsons. The Ant 🐜 and the Aardvark.The Perials of Penelope Pitstop. Wacky Races.Scooby-Doo. Funky Phantom. And REN & STEMPY . just to name a few. Going to keep adding. Hey I’m 55. But a big kid at heart ❤️ and they don’t make cartoons like when I was a kid .And Saturday Mornings are not kids anymore.Time to go put in Hong Kong Phooey.

Fast shipping, a bit pricey. But if you are a fan, worth it.

I love when the characters are goofy and funny!

Really ??? as kids we use to be entertained by this ??? - ridiculously simple story boarding - you could really tell that time was $$$ back in the day - the whole custom car opening sequence waz a hoot - could remember the show - was kinda confused what was up with the custom car for a bit until it transitioned from a live shot to the cartoon characters getting out of the car - well done - considering their wasn't any of the CGI stuff back in the day the way there is now .. overall ... it was a entertaining waste of 20 odd mins ...