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TV Funhouse
"Saturday TV Funhouse" is the title of a recurring skit on NBC's ''Saturday Night Live'' featuring cartoons created by longtime ''SNL'' writer Robert Smigel.
It was also a short-lived spinoff series ''TV Funhouse'' that ran on Comedy Central. "TV Funhouse" frequently satirizes public figures and corporations as well as some cartoons exclusive to this skit. When featured in an episode of "Saturday Night Live," it was listed in the theme song as "A Cartoon by Robert Smigel."
==Production==
In between the host segments, TV Funhouse would show either parodies of 1950s educational films or cartoons most frequently drawn in the flat, limited-animation style of Saturday morning Hanna-Barbera/Filmation cartoons of the 1970s and 1980s. Another frequent target is the classic 1960s "Animagic" stop motion animated holiday specials of Rankin/Bass.
The animation was originally produced by J.J. Sedelmaier Productions for three seasons until Wachtenheim/Marianetti Animation in association with Tapehouse Toons took over primary animation production duties. If TV Funhouse is featured in an episode of ''Saturday Night Live'', it would be mentioned in the opening narration as "a cartoon by Robert Smigel." When featured on ''Saturday Night Live'', the opening features an ''SNL'' bumper (featuring the host of that week's show) being torn by a small white dog revealing the ''TV Funhouse'' screen underneath. A caricature of executive producer Lorne Michaels appears, sees the dog, and yells "Come back here with my show!" before going after the dog. The closing features Lorne Michaels still grappling with the dog over the torn piece of the bumper.
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