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. . . continues to kill off the derivative copycat poorly-drawn Tom & Jerry franchise with Quality. By providing the feckless Tom Cat and jerk Jerry rodent with the verve, vitality and kick they were never given, endowed with or bestowed upon by villainous hacks Joe & Bill during their initial 114 episodes, the Warner bunch know that they are dooming the inferior 114--despite their haul of gelded statuettes in a series of scandalous rigged elections--to a well-deserved oblivion. You do not need to take my word for that. The globe's top authority on everything--Wikipedia--provides a detailed spread of information with a separate and elaborate entry for each and every Warner infiltrator Tom & Jerry episode, while totally ignoring more than 90% of those fraudulent scam cartoons churned out by Joe and Bill. Along-came-Jones and his squad of hard-pressed revisionists had the last, best and final words--and pictures--concerning Tom & Jerry.

. . . have their review actually posted IF their rating is within two points of the rabble's consensus. Back in the 1900's, before Evil Bots were tapped to squelch American's rights to Free Speech as guaranteed in the addendum before our most beloved Constitutional addition, people were not required to adhere to mindless Group-Think to express an opinion here. For instance, reviewers could say that this SNOWMAN cartoon constituted a big improvement upon the scribble doodlers who foisted the initial five score, a baker's dozen and one Tom & Jerry episodes off upon the world. What is it about such a sentence that gets one hushed up, quieted, shushed and totally stymied? Could it be the word "scribble?" Perhaps it's the artistic term "doodle?" Or maybe the Evil Bots hate the number "114," and we will never know the reason why. If that's the case, even this review may never see the light of day.