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9/1/08 at 8:19pm

Ed Moroughan
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In Wal-Mart they were in the TV section, which does and doesn't make any sense. Everyone redsicovered them on TV after all but they were film shorts. WM had two copies and BB had 4 when I was there, and none of V1 and V2. I've ordered them all online, it seems more assured you'll get a copy that way, but stores should still stock them. Complaining to the manager is all you can do really.

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9/2/08 at 8:09am

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Those are good points. I never realized the 'short subject' nature of the films until years after the fact. And beyond this, I only recently (within the past two or three weeks) noticed the line at the bottom of the closing music and credits. I never notice this when the shorts were televised years ago. I wonder if they were even there at that time?