It looks like we got a mix treat for you ☺️, We call it TwilightDinosaurOuterDragnetSpiderFive-0, Catch all 6 of them Weeknights starting at 8pm E/P on #Boomerang
Happy FriYAY Tooners! 🥳
Bill is going stir-crazy from being cooped up all winter, so Toony suggests planning a vacation! 🚢
Classic cartoons include Tom and Jerry, Sniffles the Mouse, and a Toon In With Me debut!
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February 16, 1962: Twilight Zone's "A Piano in the House" airs. A theater critic buys an unusual gift: a player piano that reveals people's inner thoughts. Surely this won’t backfire on him … 🤔
Written by Earl Hamner Jr. Stars Barry Morse, Joan Hackett, and Cyril Delevanti.
Cinematographer Winton C. Hoch insisted there wasn't enough light to shoot the scene in SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON ('49), but at the insistence of director John Ford, kept rolling.
Uniquely capturing the storm backdrop, Hoch scored Best Cinematography. See it tonight at 8pm ET.
Tomorrow on Toon In With Me: All aboard the RV! Bill and Toony are hitting some of the lesser-known National Parks. 🚙🌲
Watch Toon In With Me tomorrow at 7A | 6C! #tooninwithme#MeTV
Ernst Lubitsch's The Patriot (1928) is the only movie to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards and then become a lost film. Only the trailer survives
February 21, 1963: Twilight Zone's "Miniature" airs. A man (Robert Duvall) obsessed with a doll-house display in a museum ends up falling in love with the beautiful woman who lives inside.
Written by Charles Beaumont. Co-stars Claire Griswold, wife of director Sydney Pollack.
His first major feature opportunity, cinematographer Joe LaShelle was determined to perfect every frame of LAURA ('44) and according to star Gene Tierney took "ages to light a scene."
Winning Best Cinematography, his perfection certainly paid off.
See it tonight at 8pm ET.
February 21, 1964: Twilight Zone's "Spur of the Moment" airs. An engaged heiress is terrified when she's repeatedly chased by a mysterious horse-rider in black.
Richard Matheson's last script for TZ stars Diana Hyland and a pre-Dark Shadows Roger Davis (later on Night Gallery).
Theda Bara was one of Hollywood's biggest stars in the 1910s, but little of her work is available to watch today. Of the 38 films she starred in between 1915 and 1919, 36 have been lost or exist only in small fragments