Pioneers Tweety and Granny defend an abandoned fort from Sylvester and a tribe of look-alike cats in this rarely seen short. From "Tom Tom Tomcat" (Friz Freleng, 1953). | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

"Mexican Boarders" (Friz Freleng, 1962) was one of only two cartoons to feature Speedy Gonzales' cousin, Slowpoke Rodriguez. He also made an appearance on "The Bugs Bunny Show" around the same time. Freleng once stated that he found Slowpoke funnier than Speedy, but he was SO slow that he ate up too much screen time. | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Director Friz Freleng did a few Red Riding Hood shorts and this is one of his best ones! From The Trial of Mr Wolf (1941) #frizfreleng #looneytunes #animation #classiccartoons #warnerbros #animationreview #retro #cartoonnetwork #classicanimation #historynerd #vintagecartoons | Anthony's Animation Talk

Director Friz Freleng introduced an incredibly forgetful Big Bad Wolf character in his 1955 Tweety and Sylvester cartoon, "Red Riding Hoodwinked". Freleng brought the character back three years later to hunt Bugs Bunny (only to keep forgetting exactly what he's hunting) in "Hare-less Wolf" (1958). In this cartoon, the character was named "Charles M. Wolf", after fellow WB cartoon director Charles M. (Chuck) Jones. | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Even though director Friz Freleng made so many of these he was still able to keep things fresh! From Tweet and Sour (1956) #frizfreleng #sylvester #tweety #looneytunes #animation #warnerbros #classiccartoons #retro #animationreview #cartoonnetwork #classicanimation #historynerd #vintagecartoons | Anthony's Animation Talk

The week's Cartoon College is about Friz Freleng - Looney Tunes director and creator of Porky Pig, Sylvester the Cat, and Yosemite Sam! 😲 For more Looney Tunes, tune in to MeTV Toons for "Cartoon All-Stars" weekdays at 1P | 12C & 10P | 9C. Find MeTV Toons near you here: https://metvtoons.com/wheretowatch/ #MeTVToons #LooneyTunes #FrizFreleng | MeTV Toons

"A Kiddie's Kitty" (Friz Freleng, 1955) marked the debut (and only animated appearance) of Suzanne, a little girl who literally loved her toys and pets to death. Suzanne had a brief run in various Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies comic books shortly afterward, in which she was part of a "Peanuts"-like group of kids. Nearly 40 years later, she inspired Elmyra, a similar character in the early 1990's TV series "Tiny Toon Adventures". Public Service Announcement from us, by the way: please keep cats FA