The Best Of Fractured Fairy Tales, Vol.1 / The Best Of Boris And Natasha, Vol.1 (Walmart Exclusive) (Full Frame)

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"The Best Of Fractured Fairy Tales, Vol.1": Hurry, today's fairy tale is about to begin! Wings beating furiously, panting for breath, the little fairy pushes a giant book into position. She waves her magic wand. The page turns. Suddenly the front cover slams shut, squashing the Little Fairy inside. In these slightly altered versions, the wolf joins a 12-step program, Snow White's mirror gives stock reports and the Ugly Duckling goes under the knife, only to discover he could have made a fortune in horror movies. And so begins another "Fractured Fairy Tale". Don't blink or you might catch that it wasn't the Little Fairy introducing today's "Fractured Fairy Tale" for sometimes it was a witch or even Bullwinkle himself with a wand in hand. (Any resemblance to characters living or dead is purely coincidental). "The Best Of Boris And Natasha, Vol. 1": "I hate those No-Goodniks... Moose & Squirrel!" Badenov's past is clouded in mystery, as befits one who insists on top billing as "The World's Greatest No-Goodnick." Indeed, it's even doubtful if anyone has seen the real Boris for years and years, for he is such a master of disguise that most government agents are pretty much agreed that his regular appearance is merely his prop "villain's" outfit. Natasha Fatale, feminine counterpart to Boris Badenov, is a former Miss Transylvania. Although most of her younger life remains a mystery, there is substantial evidence that Natasha is the only child of Axis Sally and Count Dracula. Although Boris has repeatedly asked for her hand, she has refused to part with it. Away from the set of "The Bullwinkle Show," Natasha raises tarantulas and is active in civic affairs, being national chairman of the Society To Restore The Real Meaning Of Halloween. Wittily written and voiced, these timeless classics are a fond salute to old-time melodrama and remain some of the funniest cartoons ever made.