4/5 Looney Mysteries on DVD
  by Tim Coogan (Millville, NJ)
If you thought that solving cases with a talking dog is strange, try solving them with a dog, a cat, AND a canary ! That's right; it's the the cat and birdy duo in their very own series: "The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries".

Join the lovable Tweety, that "bad ol' puddy tat" Sylvester, their canine companion Hector, and, of course, super-sleuth Granny as they scour the globe solving the most madcap mysteries you've ever seen in the first 13 episodes of the show. Episodes include "A Chip off the Old Castle" (where the famed Blarney Stone goes missing), "Bull Running on Empty" (where the priceless Pamplona Periscope is purloined), "The Maltese Canary" (where Tweety is mistaken for an infamous item), and "B-2 or Not B-2" (where Granny solves a mystery on a cruise ship).

No matter how mysterious the case is, or how wacky the adventure gets, that Sylvester always keeps trying to get poor Tweety. Luckily there's Hector the dog to stop Sylvester and Granny to quell the vicious cycle. Looney Tune lovers and Kids' WB fans alike should get this impressive series. (No mystery there !)

5/5 Cartoon review
  by Elvis Pierce (Elvis)
Great product. Purchased so I could show my grand kids what real cartoons are all about. Thay loved this DVD. Thank You.

5/5 FINALLY!!!!!
  by Cindy Cook (Iowa Falls, Iowa USA)
My daughter is so happy this show is finally on DVD! She's been waiting YEARS for this! Sylvester and Tweety are her favorite Looney Tunes duo, and she loves Granny and Hector too! They'd better hurry up with the remaining seasons, as she's anxious to see all the episodes! She also says that they need to have some kind of bonus feature, like a behind-the-scenes featurette or something. Something where you can see the cast of the show and the people who worked on it behind the scenes and stuff. She digs those kinds of extras. Keep 'em coming, Warner Bros!!!!!

5/5 It's About Time!
  by Alfonso J. Cervantes
This was the last thoroughly decent series made during Warner Animation's storied Silver Age. Its DVD release is long overdue, and hopefully it will eventually include the second, third and fourth complete seasons as well. Not to mention the few episodes comprising the fifth. Everyone on earth deserves this colossal video treat. They will no longer have to attend movies in public.