TeX Avery show was a series that cartoon network pays tribute to TeX Avery. This show aired all of TeX Avery's cartoons he created from the 1940's,1950's etc. the cartoons included screwy squirrel,that wolf character,droopy etc. I use to watch this all the time back when I was in second grade it came on late around 10:00pm after my bed time but I would still stay up to watch it because it was so funny TeX Avery cartoon humor is funny but yet interesting. His cartoon were from the 1940's and 1950's as I stated before they are a lot better than these crappy cartoons we have today. I miss this show so much it doesn't come on TV anymore and probably never will, this show is apart of my childhood along with a lot of old cartoon network shows.
3 Reviews
Just some funny stuff
patrickfilbeck16 December 2021
A goofy show with much whacky fun and interesting characters. Just plain weird stuff from the end 90s. A recommendation to all who like classic whacky cartoon fun. Just watch this and enjoy it, it's also very short, si you can try an episode without even loosing time. Greetings from Germany.
Poor show
girlingreen29 January 2006
If there was a single sentence review contest, my entry for this 1997 series would be "Not even remotely like Tex Avery".
New viewers would probably find the above statement a little harsh, but for those of us who were raised on the screwball antics of the late Tex Avery would find the criticism well justified.
This cartoon series seems to go against every formulistic gag that the classic cartoons used to follow. If the classic cartoons were known for their minimum dialog and maximum slapstick humour, than this new series is the complete polar opposite.
Before I was through with the second episode, I ardently wished that the characters would just shut up instead of producing cringe worthy jokes that were supposed to be funny.
Or if the classic cartoons charm relied on the complete unpredictability of their story lines, then this new series had plot lines you could see a mile off.
All in all, this series just felt like it was put together to cash in on Tex Avery's memory and I can imagine a huge sigh of relief escaping from the lips of hardcore fans when the series finished its run.
Definitely not worth viewing unless you'd like to add extra criticism!
New viewers would probably find the above statement a little harsh, but for those of us who were raised on the screwball antics of the late Tex Avery would find the criticism well justified.
This cartoon series seems to go against every formulistic gag that the classic cartoons used to follow. If the classic cartoons were known for their minimum dialog and maximum slapstick humour, than this new series is the complete polar opposite.
Before I was through with the second episode, I ardently wished that the characters would just shut up instead of producing cringe worthy jokes that were supposed to be funny.
Or if the classic cartoons charm relied on the complete unpredictability of their story lines, then this new series had plot lines you could see a mile off.
All in all, this series just felt like it was put together to cash in on Tex Avery's memory and I can imagine a huge sigh of relief escaping from the lips of hardcore fans when the series finished its run.
Definitely not worth viewing unless you'd like to add extra criticism!
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