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What was Bosko’s last cartoon? The answer depends on whether you mean his final Looney Tunes short or the end of his original theatrical cartoon career! This video explores that distinction and revisits a character from animation’s early days.

“Bosko’s Picture Show” (1933) marked his final starring appearance in Looney Tunes. But his theatrical story continued at MGM, ending with “Little Ol’ Bosko in Bagdad,” generally dated 1938. Those are two different milestones—and knowing the difference helps explain his cartoon history.

Join the conversation about Bosko, vintage animation, and the characters that entertained audiences before many of today’s familiar cartoon stars. Have you seen either of these shorts? Tell us which Bosko cartoon you remember best!

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00:00Bosco, what was his last cartoon?
00:03Bosco's picture show was produced by Warner Brothers where it's animated short that is
00:08part of the Looney Tunes series.
00:10It was directed by Hugh Harmon and Frizz Fraline.
00:13Hugh Harmon and Ruudolf Easing were the producers of the last Looney Tunes Bosco cartoon produced
00:18by Leon Schlesinger and Warner Brothers.
00:21For Leon Schlesinger's Looney Tunes, guys don't forget to smash the notification bell
00:26and subscribe.
00:27I really appreciate you watching.
00:30Thanks and Merry Christmas.

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