So essentially it's at some point during the first half of the season 8 premiere (after Twilight got the greenlight to open a school but before it was finished being built and meeting the Student Six)?

The moment on Wilt hesitating when he tries to answer Bloo's question on playing basketball certainly takes a different feel after seeing Good Wilt Hunting.

Based on Starlight alone, it's definitely after season 5 but is it at some point in season 6, 7, 8, or 9?

What was wrong with I Was a Teenage Abomination, aka the debut of Amity, Willow, Gus, and the Hexside setting?

Ben Washam, Carman Maxwell, Cal Howard, Cal Dalton, Bill Melendez, Bill Lava, and John W Dunn is surprising for exclusions of mentioning their deaths. (3/3)

I suppose Rollin Hamilton made sense too as one of the Disney animators from the Oswald era to move into the Looney Tunes but surprised on Izzy Ellis & Emery Hawkins being mentioned but not Ken Harris, Phil Monroe, Hawley Pratt, Ted Bonnicksen, Charles McKimson, Virgil Ross, Robert Gribbroek (2/?)

How did you decide which animators' deaths to spotlight? I know directors (minus Cal Dalton and Cal Howard for some reason), writers, Carl Stalling, producers, and Mel Blanc are a given but how'd you decide the animators. Obviously Maurice Noble, Rod Scribner, and Gerry Chiniquy are a given (1/?)

Kinda surprised you didn't use a picture of Rudy Ising after Termite Terrace when discussing him both during the 1970s and his 1992 death given one older picture of him does exist here:

Sorry, meant to say Time Inc's merger from 1990 and Turner in 1996.

Pretty funny to see this right after KaiserBeamz's final episode of Merrie History came out which brought up the various mergers. Surprised the AOL merger wasn't in this though.

My Little Pony Friendship is Magic
My Life as a Teenage Robot
The Fairly OddParents
ChalkZone
Duck Dodgers

Amazing end to you amazing series! Any possibility on covering another animation studio from the theatrical cartoons era someday?

Goo Goo Go more or less shows the consequences of this thinking and why one can't go around making imaginary friends every 5 seconds.

Goo Goo Go more or less shows the consequences of this thinking and why one can't go around making imaginary friends every 5 seconds.

Throw in Rob Renzetti too

What a great way to do the 300th post! And amazing how he's still alive and running after a century.