Bugs Bunny and Friends

Knight-mare Hare - 1955

An apple falls on Bugs' hairdryer sending him back to medieval England.

Rabbit Stew And Rabbits Too (1969) - 1969

A fox reads in a cookbook that the first thing he has to do before cooking is to catch a rabbit.

Tweety's Circus - 1955

Sylvester chases Tweety through a circus.

To Duck Or Not To Duck - 1943

While Elmer Fudd is hunting fowl he shoots Daffy Duck, who only pretends to be wounded.

Holiday Highlights - 1940

A series of spot gags for American holidays including New Year’s Day, Easter, and April Fools.

Mutiny on the Bunny - 1950

Shanghi Sam tricks Bugs into sailing with him and then makes him do all the work.

Oily Hare - 1952

A Texas oilman and his assistant, Maverick, try everything to get Bugs to move his hole from their oil fields.

The Slap-hoppy Mouse - 1956

Local cat gossip says that Sylvester is no longer a great mouse catcher. To prove them wrong, Sylvester takes his son mouse-catching.

The Organ Grinder - 1933

An Italian man and his pet monkey walk up and down the streets singing and playing instruments for all the people they pass.

Zip 'n Snort - 1961

While chasing the Road Runner on the highway, the Coyote must first out-run a truck.

Porky's Pooch - 1941

Porky Pig's dog, Rover, tells the story of how he got the reluctant Porky to adopt him.

Wild Wild World - 1960

Cavemen live in a world of rocks and dinosaurs.

Street Cat Named Sylvester, A (1953) - 1953

Tweety is freezing in the winter cold and seeks warmth in Granny's home where Sylvester and Hector are also.

Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk - 1943

The Giant catches Bugs Bunny in the act of chopping carrots in his victory garden. Instead of running, Bugs slaps the dopey giant with his glove and challenges him to a duel with pistols.

The Hep Cat - 1942

A dog tries to lure a cat in with a sexy-cat puppet. The cat, struck with love, breaks out in a variety of songs.

Catty Cornered - 1953

Tweety is kidnapped by Rocky and his thugs. Sylvester tries to rescue him out of personal interest.

The Duxorcist - 1987

Daffy Duck, "Paranormalist-at-large" runs commercials for his service "Spooks spooked, Goblins Gobbled, U.F.O.'s K.O.ed...". He gets called to investigate happenings at a female duck's apartment.

The Leghorn Blows At Midnight - 1950

Foghorn Leghorn, the dog, and Henery Hawk all play pranks on each other in the barnyard. Henery decides to cook the loser as Foggy and the dog are fighting.

Bunny Hugged - 1951

A Bugs cartoon parody of pro-wrestling.

Hair-Raising Hare - 1946

A mad scientist sends a beautful rabbit-robot to lure Bugs in as food for his monster.

Trick Or Tweet - 1959

Sylvester and his friend Sam both try to capture Tweety.

A Fox In A Fix - 1951

A crafty fox pretends to be a dog so that he can get to the henhouse. The guard dog takes the sly fox under his wing and tries to teach him the ways of the dog, but the Fox just can't learn with his own fox urges in the way.

Zip Zip Hooray - 1962

The Coyote chases the Road Runner.

Porky's Spring Planting - 1938

While farmer Porky Pig does his spring planting, his hungry chickens eat the seeds.

Goo Goo Goliath - 1954

A lazy stork delivers a giant's baby to a regular family and a regular baby to a family of giants.

Plop Goes The Weasel - 1953

Foggy and Br'er Dog can't stand each other, and they use the weasels in their fights.

People Are Bunny - 1959

Daffy hears that a television station is giving away a prize to the first person who can bring in a rabbit. Daffy chases Bugs and traps him in a telephone booth.

The Mice Will Play - 1938

Johnny Mouse rescues Susie Mouse and she reveals that she loves him.

Aqua Duck - 1963

Daffy finds himself wandering a desert thirsting for water. He stumbles upon a gold nugget, that he eventually has to give up in exchange for water.

Pop 'im Pop! - 1950

Sylvester brags to his son, Junior, that he can catch giant mice. Just as he says this, a young kangaroo named Hippety Hopper comes hopping by.

Rocket Squad - 1956

Daffy and Porky are cops in this spoof on Dragnet set in outer space. Daffy and Porky process and analyze the evidence to find their suspect.

Hare Ribbin - 1944

A Russian dialect dog wants a rabbit sandwich out of Bugs.

What's Up, Doc? - 1950

Bugs Bunny gets a call from "Disassociated Press" asking for his life story. Bugs has flashbacks about his life growing up and the different steps in his acting career.

The Old Grey Hare - 1944

Elmer Fudd asks God when he will finally be able to catch Bugs.

A Hare Grows In Manhattan - 1947

Now a Hollywood star, Bugs tells a reporter of his humble beginnings on the east side of New York.

His Hare Raising Tale - 1951

Bugs recounts to his nephew, Clyde Rabbit, over-exaggerated tales of his experiences in the major leagues, in plays, in the boxing ring and his trips to the moon.

Pre-hysterical Hare - 1958

Running from Elmer, Bugs is wondering why there is an annual rabbit hunting season. Bugs looks back in time to 10,000 B.C. and sees that even back then there was a rabbit hunting season.

This Is A Life? - 1955

Elmer Fudd is the emcee of a television show program and calls Bugs up on stage to entertain everyone. Daffy tries to hog the spotlight.

Buccaneer Bunny - 1948

Bugs infuriates Pirate Yosemite Sam by stealing his treasure and chases Bugs onto the pirate ship.

Hare Trigger - 1945

Sam holds-up a train and challenges Bugs to draw a gun.

High Diving Hare - 1949

Sam forces Bugs into a high diving position but unlucky for him Bugs tricks Sam into doing the high dives.

Devil's Feud Cake - 1963

Yosemite Sam robs a bank and hijacks a plane. He then jumps out of the plane without a parachute and ends up in Hell. He makes a pact with the Devil to catch Bugs and the Devil sends him through time, but Sam can never seem to get him.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again - 1948

A western showdown of Bugs versus Yosemite Sam.

From Hare To Heir (1960) - 1960

Yosemite Sam can keep a million dollar prize if he minds his temper – something Bugs is making very hard.