Bugs Bunny and Friends

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.

A Tale Of Two Kitties - 1942

Babbit and Catstello try to capture Tweety.

Bars & Stripes Forever - 1939

A romp on life in jail. Prisoner's break out into songs, and try to escape from prison.

Hopalong Casualty - 1960

The coyote thinks he got the Road Runner by the neck but it turns out to be just a cloud in the shape of his neck.

The Phantom Ship - 1936

Beans and his stowaway nephews, Ham and Ex, search for a lost treasure on a haunted ship in the frozen North.

Ready Woolen And Able - 1960

Sam the Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf work together but don't like each other.

Banty Raids - 1963

Foghorn finds himself an unexpected father, when a girl-crazy rooster pretends to be Foghorn's son so he can get with the "chicks".

Bugs Bunny Rides Again - 1948

A western showdown of Bugs versus Yosemite Sam.

For Scent-imental Reasons - 1949

Pepe LePew walks into a perfume shop to sniff the various perfumes. The shopkeeper recruits a cat to fight him off, but Pepe ends up falling in love with the cat when it picks up a white stripe.

You Were Never Duckier - 1948

Daffy dresses up to win a Rooster Contest and gets grabed by Henery Hawk.

Bone, Sweet Bone - 1948

Shep the silent dog has been busy burying his owner's dinosaur bones. When the owner finds out, shep is sent on a mission to return the bones.

Daffy's Diner - 1967

Daffy tries to sell fake mouse burgers to El Supremo, the Mexican cat bandit. When El Supremo demands a real mouse, Daffy tries to catch Speedy.

Spaced Out Bunny - 1980

Marvin the Martian and Hugo, the abominable snowman, capture the earth creature Bugs Bunny.

Ballot Box Bunny - 1951

Bugs runs against Yosemite Sam in this political comic farce. Bugs opting for "speak softly and carry a big stick" and Sam opting for "speak louder and carry a bigger stick."

Toytown Hall - 1936

A young boy who was listening to the radio before being interrupted to go to bed has a dream full of toys mimicking radio stars.

Sandy Claws - 1955

Granny and Tweety go to the beach where a hungry Sylvester is too.

Just Plane Beep - 1965

Wile E. Coyote learns of an "ACME War Surplus Sale" and orders a vintage World War I bi-plane to get the Road Runner.

Greetings Bait - 1943

A fisherman lowers his line into the water with the Wacky Worm as bait. The Wacky Worm puts on a bathing cap and goes to the bottom to coax fish into grabbing the bait and getting hooked on the fishing line.

Bugs Bunny's Christmas Carol - 1979

When Sam lacks the Christmas spirit, Bugs Bunny makes a plan to change his mind.

Gee Whiz Z-z - 1956

Wile E. Coyote tries to get the Road Runner. He uses a bullet that can't outrace the Road Runner and a variety of other inventions including an Acme Batman outfit.

Wild About Hurry - 1959

The Coyote is trying everything to catch the Road Runner including a giant slingshot, rock, roller skate and giant magnet.

Whoa, Be Gone - 1958

The Coyote tries different plans and different devices to catch the Road Runner including a rocket, a trampoline, a rubber band and dynamite.

Zip 'n Snort - 1961

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

Hip Hip-hurry! - 1958

The coyote consumes some high-speed tonic to catch up with the Road Runner, but he can't seem to control it.

Hopalong Casualty - 1960

The coyote thinks he got the Road Runner by the neck but it turns out to be just a cloud in the shape of his neck.

Rhapsody Rabbit - 1946

Bugs Bunny attempts to perform a piano solo of Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody" but is foiled by a little mouse.

Lumber Jerks - 1955

As the Gophers prepare for winter, their tree is moved to a local saw mill.

Last Hungry Cat - 1961

In Hitchcock form this cartoon follows Sylvester after he thinks he has killed Tweety.

Duck Soup To Nuts - 1944

Porky spots Daffy in a crowd of ducks and thus begins the hunter-gag chase.

The Merry Old Soul - 1935

Old King Cole marries the Woman in the Shoe who has lots of children, including two naughty ones.

Rabbit Punch - 1948

Bugs heckles the champ so much while at the World Champion fight that the fighter brings him into the ring for a beating.

The Unruly Hare - 1945

As a surveyor, Elmer Fudd is disturbing Bugs Bunny's peace.

Tweet Zoo - 1957

Sylvester visits the zoo, but he is only interested in one animal, Tweety Bird.

A Hound For Trouble - 1951

Charlie Dog goes hunting for someone who can speak English to be his master.

Zipping Along - 1953

The Road Runner outpaces a speeding locomotive and then repeatedly runs over and knocks down the Coyote at an intersection.

The Dixie Fryer - 1960

Foghorn gets chased by two hillbilly chicken hawks, Pappy and Elvis. Foghorn eventually outsmarts the shotgun wielding pair.

Unnatural History - 1959

Professor Beest Lee gives a most unusual, gorilla-centric, lecture on animals and their unusual habits.

Paying the Piper - 1949

Porky has rid the city of all the rats leaving the cats out of work.

Wackiki Wabbit - 1943

Two castaways are starving on a raft. They come upon an island inhabited by Bugs Bunny, who looks like a tasty meal.

Moby Duck - 1965

Speedy and Daffy are shipwrecked on a desert island with only one can of food between them.

Hoppy Daze - 1961

Sylvester gets coaching for mouse catching, but it turns out he chose the wrong place to practice because it's Hippety Hopper's territory.

Much Ado About Nutting - 1953

A squirrel buys a huge nut and tries everything he can to get it open.

Porky The Giant Killer - 1939

Porky confronts a hideous giant and contends with the giant's "baby" as well.

Duck! Rabbit, Duck! - 1953

Bugs and Daffy argue over the technicalities of whether it's duck season or rabbit