I remember some great cartoons that I thought were Warner Bros., but I couldn't find anything on their websites. Upon further research I think I discovered they are directed by Tex Avery, of Warner Bros. They are kind of like documentaries with a narrator (Don Messick?) and they feature humans rather than animals. I think some of the titles are: "House of Tomorrow," "Car of Tomorrow," "TV of Tomorrow," and "Flea Circus." There was also one about a bouncing baby boy.

Does anyone remember anything I am talking about? :confused: I would love to see these again, along with Michigan J. Frog ("Hello My Baby"). He drives his owner crazy because he only sings and dances with a top hat and cane when no one is around.

I remember some great cartoons that I thought were Warner Bros., but I couldn't find anything on their websites. Upon further research I think I discovered they are directed by Tex Avery, of Warner Bros. They are kind of like documentaries with a narrator (Don Messick?) and they feature humans rather than animals. I think some of the titles are: "House of Tomorrow," "Car of Tomorrow," "TV of Tomorrow," and "Flea Circus." There was also one about a bouncing baby boy.

Does anyone remember anything I am talking about? :confused: I would love to see these again, along with Michigan J. Frog ("Hello My Baby"). He drives his owner crazy because he only sings and dances with a top hat and cane when no one is around.

They were distributed by MGM, and Paul Frees narrated.

Thanks, Aaron, for replying. I'll check it out.