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Yes, he said that he had zero involvement on Stu’s Show.

Jerry’s not a wizard. He wasn’t consulted for this set so he had no influence.

S01E17 has been confirmed to be missing all the sound effects. This episode also originally had these issues on HBO Max but got fixed. I find it hard to believe that they weren't fully aware that they were putting out the set with this error.

It doesn't look better than the Jetsons, that's ridiculous. For those who are interested, The Man Called Flintstone is presented in SD only - same with the WWE movie. What a wasted opportunity.

The runtimes for the risk episodes look good too.

I've shared the comparisons, they speak for themselves. If you want your classic animation to be scrubbed of grain and wish to promote that to others, then that's disappointing to hear. On the subject of The Flintstones, this has just been confirmed to be a 10 disc set, so it sounds like you'll...

The Big Movie is unedited on both Boomerang and HBO Max, so it's likely the Blu-ray will be fine. Wow. I'd say it's near impossible that this set won't meet that pathetic level of quality at least.

There’s a discussion about it, in order, and the messages all contain quotes that link the conversation up. If you missed that, it’s because you didn’t read it correctly. There’s literally no way we could have been clearer unless you wanted me to write “I’M STILL TALKING ABOUT SCOOBY-DOO” at the...

The discussion was clearly relating to Scooby-Doo, not The Flintstones.

The original HD version is on Amazon and iTunes if that's what you're asking.

Here you go: https://slow.pics/c/1GTJRQ3W I mean yeah, it looks fine, but once you see the original HD restoration and how they ruined it, it's just sad. Make sure you look at all 10 screenshots, the scenes vary greatly.

Honestly, I’d say it’s pretty close.

I am, yes. They crammed the episodes onto four BD-25s and applied tons of DNR, destroying the look of the original animation. The unmolested original HD transfers are on Amazon and iTunes and they look beautiful.

Not necessarily. They can scan the most beautiful elements in existence, but if they clean them up too much with heavy DNR and compression, like they did with Scooby-Doo! Where Are You!, we're screwed. The DVDs will probably look better in that scenario.