Rocky & Bullwinkle: The Complete Series DVD

Worked as advertised. Very amusing

watch me pull a squirrel out of my hat! thank you trudy

I remembered watching the show in the morning in college and it has worn well. I sill laugh at the proper times

I was always a big fan of Rocky and Bullwinkle, since I was six. I remember watching all the first run shows on Saturday morning TV. Great quality set.

great

Classic!

Our son's grandfather was a Bullwinkle fan years ago. It's fun that he can keep up the tradition. It has some vintage commercials from the early 60s. I look forward to having our son open this Bullwinkly gift!

Ah, the good old days... were not so good that they could not benefit from a satirical cartoon series.

So Happy to have them back

Watched them as a kid growing up. Couldnt resist Fractured Fairy Tales Aesops Fables and who can resist Boris Natasha as Russian spies, especially now.

Lots of fun memories

it brought back memories

The gift was very well received.

Great political commentary for what we have put up with for the past 4 years and COVID Days. Purchased for an old politically astute friend who is very isolated due to severe health reasons. It made him smile. He looks forward to sharing with his grandson too.

Brought back wonderful memories. Great adult puns.

Just what I was looking for.

I watched these cartoons as a child and they are still funny and topical today.

Very funny and nostalgic. Good for the whole family.

Bought this for my nephew who has terminal cancer. Trying to give him some happy time. He used to love this. Thank you for making it available.

I finally get to appreciate this goofy series! I was rarely able to watch the program when I was growing up and only rarely could catch weekend reruns while working. Now in retirement my wife and I finally can see the originating episode, with the back-stories, e.g., how Mr. Peabody adopted his boy (Sherman). And thrill to Jill Rocky Foray shrieking Hokey Smoke. Plus, in a video world where its become difficult to tell real actors from CGI, its a trip back in time to see/hear the (mild) portrayal of an exploding mooseberry in Bullwinkles belly -- without the now-obligatory destruction of a quarter-acre per fiery explosion. Speaking of watching animation from the time of its birth, the images appear somewhat darker than I remembered. Maybe it was the vacuum tubes? After eight months self-quarantining in the pandemic RB ( Friends) is a great way to fill in the potholes of our memories. Now, wanna see me pull a rabbit out of my hat?