MGM cartoons Availabe on DVD

[zavkram]

The Deitch stuff is probably bootleg, since there has not yet been (to the best of my knowledge) an official release of those shorts.

[Toonatic]

The Deitch stuff is probably bootleg, since there has not yet been (to the best of my knowledge) an official release of those shorts.

Besides, I believe we're talking about the MGM shorts available on DVD in the US. But as I said The Tom and Jerry Cartoon Kit is (to this day) the only Gene Deitch short available on DVD via Tom and Jerry: Paws For The Holidays.

[Woody Woodpecker]

The list compiled by thebiach is the definitive list compiled so far for Region 1 MGM cartoon DVD releases. It is not complete as each cartoon released only lists the best available source.

I don't know how up-to-date the list is, but last I knew it did not reflect that "Who Killed Who?" is avaiable on the DVD release of "Presenting Lily Mars"

Why don't we make that sticky similar to Looney Tunes DVD/blu-ray thread. Maintain it in similar manner if Jon hasn't time maybe some one else can volunter to work on update that list. While we are at it why don't we do that also to other studios.

[Woody Woodpecker]

The Deitch stuff is probably bootleg, since there has not yet been (to the best of my knowledge) an official release of those shorts.

I do have an offical UK DVD of those cartoon released by Warner Bros.

[babybuggybunny]

Most T&J cartoons are on DVD with the exceptions of Mouse Cleaning and Casanova Cat.
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The fact that these shorts are not on American DVD doesn't mean that they are not on DVD at all.
these shorts are on the UK Tom And Jerry DVD, not restored, however...

[zavkram]

I stand corrected; I was unaware of the UK releases...

I agree that we should just sticky the original thread by Thebiach.

[FleischerFan]

Why don't we make that sticky similar to Looney Tunes DVD/blu-ray thread.

I have been advocating that position for some time now.

[zavkram]

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