1:45-2:29 "Wild and Woolfy" is one of those handful of MGM Cartoons to mastered twice for VHS by MGM/UA Home Video; the version of this cartoon you see on The Compleat Tex Avery laserdisc is NOT this print but a newer one which had a thick black border in the opening titles (and better-looking colors, of course) Other examples of such MGM Cartoons that were mastered twice for VHS/Laserdisc include: all the Tom and Jerry cartoons on Cartoon Festival Volumes 1 and 2 (except for "Dr Jekyll and Mr Mouse" and "Cat Napping" respectively on those two tapes), "Tom and Jerry in The Hollywood Bowl" (T&JCFv3), "Trap Happy" (T&JCFv3), "The Million Dollar Cat" (T&JCFv3), "Two Little Indians" (T&JCFv3), "The Lonesome Stranger" (MGM Cartoon Magic Volume 1 VHS), "Puss Gets the Boot" (T&J Bad Day at Cat Rock VHS) and "Designs on Jerry" (T&J Quiet Please! VHS)
1:45-2:29 "Wild and Woolfy" is one of those handful of MGM Cartoons to mastered twice for VHS by MGM/UA Home Video; the version of this cartoon you see on The Compleat Tex Avery laserdisc is NOT this print but a newer one which had a thick black border in the opening titles (and better-looking colors, of course)
Other examples of such MGM Cartoons that were mastered twice for VHS/Laserdisc include: all the Tom and Jerry cartoons on Cartoon Festival Volumes 1 and 2 (except for "Dr Jekyll and Mr Mouse" and "Cat Napping" respectively on those two tapes), "Tom and Jerry in The Hollywood Bowl" (T&JCFv3), "Trap Happy" (T&JCFv3), "The Million Dollar Cat" (T&JCFv3), "Two Little Indians" (T&JCFv3), "The Lonesome Stranger" (MGM Cartoon Magic Volume 1 VHS), "Puss Gets the Boot" (T&J Bad Day at Cat Rock VHS) and "Designs on Jerry" (T&J Quiet Please! VHS)