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FRANKENSTEIN JR. and THE IMPOSSIBLES is one half-hour packed with the kind of adventures of two of the most unusual, animated creations of the legendary Hanna-Barbera studio. Buzz Conroy is a heroic boy genius who builds the powerful robot Frankenstein Jr. When the Ghastly Genie, the Junk Man and other evildoers get up to their old tricks, Frankie and his young creator crank into action! The crimefighting coalition continues with THE IMPOSSIBLES, a group of superheroes disguised as a beatnik rock group. At the direction of Big D, Multi Man, Coil Man and Fluid Man make hot rockin' musical justice thwarting thieves and corralling crooks with their transformative powers. All-family classic cartoon fun isn't just possible -- it's guaranteed with this 2-disc, 18 Episode Collection, now newly remastered in High Definition from 4K scans of the original camera negatives of the series.

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Celebrate with the most famous Easter Bunny of all time in the original holiday special, Here Comes Peter Cottontail. It's time to choose the next chief Easter Bunny, and Peter Cottontail really wants the job. Everyone in April Valley agrees he's the best bunny for it, but someone else wants the top spot too. When evil Irontail's terrible plans threaten to ruin the holiday for children everywhere, it's up to Peter to restore the true magic of Easter. The Rankin/Bass production of Here Comes Peter Cottontail features groundbreaking "Animagic" stop-motion animation, narration by Danny Kaye and unforgettable songs. Easter is on its way! Bonus Content: Peter Cottontail the Movie Peter Cottontail Songs Storyboard Scenes Development Art Deleted Scenes Picture Slideshow

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THE ULTIMATE EDITION OF THE TIMELESS ANIMATED MASTERPIECE! Directed and animated by Academy Award® Winner* FRED WOLF (Free To Be…You & Me, The Flintstones), with story and songs written by Grammy Award® Winner** HARRY NILSSON and narration by RINGO STARR, THE POINT is a timeless enchanting fable for the whole family to enjoy! Years ago there was a place called The Land of the Point, because everything in The Land of the Point had one - the barns, the houses, the cars, everything - even the people.