Cartoon Network The Big Games

[sonicfan]

SonicFan Here,
I have been a big fan of Cartoon Network ever since it's Golden days between 1997-2004. One the things I liked about those days was The Big Games that ran on Cartoon Network from 1998 to 2001. For people who don't know, the names of the games were Tom VS Jerry, Sylvester VS Tweety, Roadrunner VS Coyote, my favorite, and Bugs VS Daffy. Even though some of these games are avaible on Youtube, I can't seem to find the entire shows of each. If anyone knows where i can find recorded tapes of these Big games, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!! There are two reasons I'm trying to find these shows. One- I like to watch Roadrunner VS Coyote again and I haven't seen Tom VS Jerry and Sylvestar VS Tweety and two-My youth group does these Super Bowl events and as you know the half-time shows havent been so great. So I would like to let the Youth Group see these games before the game and during the Half-Time of the original superbowl.

[goldenspines]

Moved to General Entertainment.

I'm not sure if there were tapes licensed and released of these CN games. If they were, you may be able to find them sold on ebay or amazon. *shrugs*

[sonicfan]

I already know that there are not any offical videos Cartoon Network has made about the Big Game. (I wish there was) I'm just trying to find some videos someone recorded of the Big Games someone may not be using.

P.S. I was looking on youtube and two guys named Market42Fan and HulkieD said they had all of the The Cartoon Network Big Games. I don't have a youtube account so I need some help contacting them without a youtube account.

[goldenspines]

I already know that there are not any offical videos Cartoon Network has made about the Big Game. (I wish there was) I'm just trying to find some videos someone recorded of the Big Games someone may not be using.

P.S. I was looking on youtube and two guys named Market42Fan and HulkieD said they had all of the The Cartoon Network Big Games. I don't have a youtube account so I need some help contacting them without a youtube account.

Making a youtube account is free and fairly easy, by the way.
Also, be cautious, because, even though things haven't been released on video doesn't mean their still not licensed by a company (Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. etc...), therefore, there's a chance these youtube users you mention may have them illegally and it wouldn't be best for you to be caught up in that.