Every Tex Avery MGM Cartoons Opening (1951-57)

Released between February 10, 1951 and January 25, 1957.
Directed by Fred "Tex" Avery and (Michael Lah for Millionaire Droopy, Deputy Droopy, and Cellbound).
Produced by Fred Quimby and (William Hanna and Joseph Barbera for Millionaire Droopy and Cat's Meow).

[@cameronstevens8796]

I like how most of these openings are almost similar to Tom and Jerry's opening themes.

[@Jamesa-c4v]

Yeah like 0:57 it's similar to the Yankee Doodle mouse

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Babagsakan

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Bagsakan

[@cylon6]

There's a very funny Tex Avery MGM cartoon intro where the lion roars along to the music. That's my favourite.

[@gothsavagehildathegamer]

2:28 I love this Cartoon.

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Bagsakan

[@iristoro7051]

who else expected tom and jerry when the opening music plays?

[@JuanCastillo-jq9zo]

I’m Remember The Tex Avery Cartoons On Cartoon Network When I Was A Younger

[@DennisTamayo]

I only watched the MGM Tex Avery cartoons on Cartoon Network during the Acme Hour during the early 2000s.

[@LithuanianBoi-ef9rz]

They removed during 2015

[@cartoonbackups]

4:09 A Reason why this episode was made is because TV was becoming popular in the 50s

[@jnadle1]

1:16 Love that opening number heard in several cartoons from Tex Avery.

[@alzoraig]

Scott Bradley Used the Opening Theme from "One Cab's Family" as the Opening Theme for Michael Lah's Droopy Cinemascope Shorts.

[@horiz1393]

Yes i see

[@LithuanianBoi-ef9rz]

I remember that in 2000 cartoon network

[@mejokallamthanam1348]

5:49 that looks a lot like wild and wolfy titles

[@nickp2271]

I’ll be doing Symphony in Slang for a comedy act.

[@cartoonbackups]

1:17 Amazing HD Sound

[@LithuanianBoi-ef9rz]

I like tex avery cartoons ❤ love it

[@cartoonbackups]

8:18 The opening music was copied and pasted from the droopy episode, "Drag-a-long Droopy"

[@konst22k]

6:18 music Scott bradley cartoon tom and jerry

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅😮😅😅😅😮well information good show 😅😅

[@akramali2495]

Directed by
TEX AVERY
Animation
WALTER CLINTON
GRANT SIMMONS
MICHAEL LAH
Story
ROY WILLIAMS
RICH HOGAN
Music
SCOTT BRADLEY
Produced by
FRED QUIMBY

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DIRECTED BY
TEX AVERY
ANIMATION
MICHAEL LAH
GRANT SIMMONS
WALTER CLINTON
STORY
RICH HOGAN
MUSIC
SCOTT BRADLEY
PRODUCED BY
FRED QUIMBY

[@twsisclassicsince1955]

0:33 sounds like Slap Happy Lion

[@jrgenstrand6669]

4:46 - 5:18 Drag a long Droopy.

[@cartoonbackups]

6:29 That sounds like "Cellbound" Opening Music Sequence

[@anthonythefanofcartoons7991]

Cellbound was after flea circus

[@acelhemedez78]

What?

[@anthonythefanofcartoons7991]

The two remakes

[@AmirPiano-tk8wy]

8:56 this is just like smarty cat

[@pinkiebows111]

Who the heck disliked this

[@pinkiebows111]

@Taz Fan 2021 goddamit

[@cartoonbackups]

4:36 Is that CGI?

[@chilly8868]

Its is most likely stop motion

[@bonniethenostalgia5237]

They didn’t had cgi back then

[@traeyboy529]

CGI didn't really exist as such in the 50s, that was more towards the late-60s/early-70s.

[@aziolsen1750]

it probably used the same animation technique of flipping a book cover like in some of Tex's cartoons from Warners like Little Red Walking Hood or The Bear Tale

[@AdrianToonsStudios]

6:10

[@FurriesandEmo_Goes_To_Trash]

Tom Jerry And Droopy pls

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Satin and chenille

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Screwy squirrel 🐿️ Barney bear 🧸

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George and Junior

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Texas Tom

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Daisy Bo peep

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