Talk:Screwy Squirrel

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There should be a better picture of Screwball, can't find it anywhere though...

If available, any reference to DVDs would help - it seems that these cartoons are nothing more than a childhood memory?

Cartoon Network did run a marathon on April Fool's a few years back.

[edit] Title of article should be "SCREWY Squirrel"

As this character is generally known as "Screwy Squirrel," and is so billed in his shorts in which he is ID'd at the top as the star, this article about the character should be titled "Screwy Squirrel," allowing a lack of confusion should someone want to add an article on his first film, Screwball Squirrel, to the encyclopedia. At this moment, that title in the list of Tex Avery's theatrical output attached to his article is indeed a link, but it leads here, to the character's article. The aforementioned confusion has already started, but since I cannot change this article's title, I shall delink that title for now. The motion is open to discussion. Given the previous postings, I feel that it is a good idea to remind any who come here to please sign your postings. Thank you. Ted Watson 19:19, 4 October 2007 (UTC) P.S. For the record, that "Screwy" marathon on CN one April Fool's Day was one short--I forget which--run over and over again.

It's been over three months and nobody's argued against the above (nobody's agreed either, true), so I am going to do it. Ted Watson (talk) 21:48, 5 January 2008 (UTC)