Oh, now, WOW! Now that IZZ a giant treat (and one not viewed for decades!) Imagine a prime-time (night-time) tv series based on a hit recording. (A Christmas one, to boot!) Thank YOO!
I’d forgotten how truly limited the animation was in those things. Showed this to a friend who said, “They made Alvin and the Chipmunk cartoons? I thought they’d just done the movie!”
I got a chuckle because the animators didn’t seem to now how a tape recorder is to be properly threaded. Of course, that could have been
part of the joke. I guess the i-pod® is the reel-to-reel of those days gone by.
I want the original series on DVD someday! I’m still holding on to two VHS tapes I made back in 1985 when they were showing these on TBS. I transferred one to DVD with my DVD recorder, but one of the tapes is jammed.
By Sitji Chou. A man tries to understand the futility of creating human connections when they’ve been impeded by the microcosmic void between material particles.
By Dylan Hayes. Lesson 1: Everyone gambles, not everyone loses. Lesson 2: The world is full of traps. Lesson 3: You cannot win if you don’t take risks.
Thank you Amid, I can’t wait to show this to my kids. Now will someone please explain why this series is not available on DVD?
Alvin’s mock-singing face is priceless.
Despite being limited animation this has got lots of charm, wit and personality.
I loved THE ALVIN SHOW. An overlooked classic. Thanks!!
Oh Wow! (And me who adores marathons!) Now that IZ the perfect way to start a year!! Thank YOO!
Oh, now, WOW! Now that IZZ a giant treat (and one not viewed for decades!) Imagine a prime-time (night-time) tv series based on a hit recording. (A Christmas one, to boot!) Thank YOO!
Ha! A book of poetry and a toothbrush as Christmas presents.
And I second the above-why no DVD release?
Now that’s how you make limited animation funny ! XD They just move simon up and down.
I’d forgotten how truly limited the animation was in those things. Showed this to a friend who said, “They made Alvin and the Chipmunk cartoons? I thought they’d just done the movie!”
I got a chuckle because the animators didn’t seem to now how a tape recorder is to be properly threaded. Of course, that could have been
part of the joke. I guess the i-pod® is the reel-to-reel of those days gone by.
I want the original series on DVD someday! I’m still holding on to two VHS tapes I made back in 1985 when they were showing these on TBS. I transferred one to DVD with my DVD recorder, but one of the tapes is jammed.
That’s the best!! The ’80’s Chipmunks have nothing on the original. Thanks, Amid!