I sometimes think that I'm the only person to remember Colonel Bleep. Crappy cartoons they were, but I loved them at the time.

Now *THIS* is familiar.
Isn't this the pic that made the tape cover?

Yes, I believe it was the cover of volume 2.

Your stuff is just everywhere, isn't it?

cute faces

Col. Bleep, Squeak and Scratch.

Man this brings back memories (I hope to see you at Anthrocon).

I've got Vol. 1 of the VHS tapes from Streamline! I assume that's your art on the cover as well? Nice work.

Dave Mruz and I used to show these and other TV animation oddities back when the Suburban World theater still had its "Cartoon Brunch" every weekend. And the Col. Bleep's were some seriously bizarre 'toons! The theater, sadly, is shuttered, but Dave still shows old Scrappy cartoons on Saturday mornings at a local coffee shop.

That is cool. XD I've never seen Colonel Bleep, but have read about it in the past.

Me wonder. How Ugh Fly?

Stand by for Lift Off!

I have a couple of DVD's worth of those strange little bits of animation history. They're every bit as memorable as I recalled thinking they were when I first saw them, but hokey-smoke they're primitive!

I was curious, so went to look up my DVDs... Vol. 1 is by East West Entertainment, and vol. 2 by Alpha Video. Different covers than yous. I have some other *really* bad shit by East West -- two volumes of Cluth Cargo, one of Space Angel, another (vol. 1 no less, as though there was going to be another) of Captain Fathom, the least remembered of those "moving mouth" cartoons. And deservedly so! It's so bad it's Ed Wood surreal! But absolutely the worst, so bad it isnt funny or curious, is the volume of Spunky and Tadpole. I wonder how the rights changed hands?

You won't find this box among your DVDs because it was a video cassette.

I have a bunch of cheezy videos from the East/West Trading Company, all purchased at various 99 Cent stores (One of the stores was a few blocks from E/W TC headquarters.) The boxes did not necessarily reflect the actual contents. My favorite was a boot they released of Bruno Bozzetto's "My Brother Superman" that had a cover illustration done up in a serious fake manga style! That was the golden age of dollar DVDs...

I did have a Col. Bleep video, but since it didn't have anything on it -- that I recall -- that wasn't on the DVDs, I got rid of it. Wasn't one with your cover, just black ink on coloured paper, I think.

I believe one of the DVDs I got from East-West was what they advertised on the cover, but more than half the content was something else altogether.

You can still find 99 cent DVDs in Dollarama and such places, but I haven't seen anything interesting in ages -- just movies nobody wants to see and things like "49 of the World's 3rd. Best Cartoons in Public Domain."

Man, that takes me back... I didn't know Col. Bleep was ever released on videotape!

I remember this from a tape of assorted cartoons. There were a couple of Fliescher Supermans, and a George Pal Puppetoon as well.

OMG!! A blast from the past.

Could you upload the faded background to scraps? I'm really curious about how it looks!