Episode 152:
Mr. Coat: A Nod to the National Film Board of Canada Mr. Coat explores the impressive catalogue of animated shorts produced by the National Film Board of Canada over the years. Title Card Drawn by: dookyIKRdooky.
Date And Time: 2012-08-14 19:21:24
Comment: I saw The Cat Came Back in public school.
Name: Isabella
Date And Time: 2011-08-02 16:55:38
Comment: i love their animated short films my favorites are "The Cat Came Back" and "The Danish Poet"
Name: 411314
Date And Time: 2011-07-23 14:35:23
Comment: Hey, Mr. Coat, I noticed that one of the characters in the fire safety ad (I think you said it was called "Hot Stuff") sounds like Fritz from "Fritz the Cat". Is he voiced by the same actor? Mr. Coat: Skip Hinnant provided the voice of Fritz the Cat. I don't recall him ever providing voice-work for the NFB.
Name: Graham
Date And Time: 2011-07-20 07:33:47
Comment: Cartoon Network's "O Canada" was what got me exposed to some of the NFB's library. It'd be nice if CN licensed these shorts again; a lot of them are very unique.
Name: Pan-Pizza
Date And Time: 2011-07-17 03:47:25
Comment: Well this is awkward how I just made a video on the same week sort of bashing Canadian cartoons. I remember an old Cartoon Network show called "O Canada" from late 90s early 2000s. I think I remember seeing some of these shorts on there. The wiggly animation and subject matter sort of frightened me.
Name: Andrew
Date And Time: 2011-07-17 01:11:00
Comment: You come up with pretty neat ideas for your episodes. Good job! :D
Name: informed
Date And Time: 2011-07-17 00:13:45
Comment: Hey Mr.Coat. Can you do a the history of Canadian motion picture rating system video?
Name: Robert Edward
Date And Time: 2011-07-16 23:54:06
Comment: Thank you for telling about this, Mr.Coat. I want to see some GOOD Canadian cartoons. Not those flash animated ones on Cartoon Network!
Name: South Jersey Sam
Date And Time: 2011-07-16 23:49:55
Comment: Another good short was called "Get A Job". It's about an dog character trying to get a job, as the short gives us the info on how to properly get a job, in a musical-esque style, using various 50s style songs. The animation tries to go with the signature style of Bob Clampett, of WB fame. And, in my opinion, it was well made.
Name: Msky
Date And Time: 2011-07-16 22:06:11
Comment: Very good. Interesting take in a different topic.
Name: MKNeed
Date And Time: 2011-07-16 21:09:54
Comment: You ought to think about doing a lookback at the works of Bill Pympton
Name: Annie
Date And Time: 2011-07-16 20:22:51
Comment: I wonder how that baby felt going from house to house.