Bugs Bunny and Friends

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.

Pigs Is Pigs - 1937

A little pig is so obsessed with food that he steals one of his mother's pies.

Sandy Claws - 1955

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

Plop Goes The Weasel - 1953

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

The Bug Parade - 1941

A series of spot gags based on little-known facts in the world of insects.

Hair-Raising Hare - 1946

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

Hare Ribbin - 1944

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

Tree Cornered Tweety - 1956

Tweety narrates a story of his life and daily activities, including Sylvester's constant attempts to catch him.

The Sneezing Weasel - 1938

A weasel pretends to be the doctor when a little chick gets sick.

Roadrunner A Go-go - 1962

The Road Runner is at it again!

The Impatient Patient - 1942

Daffy has the hiccups and goes to Dr. Jerkyl to see if he can help stop them.

A Waggily Tale - 1958

A boy dreams he's a dog.

Daffy's Inn Trouble - 1961

Daffy is fed up working for Porky's Inn so he sets up his own competing inn across the street. Daffy makes many ludicrous attempts to get people to go to his inn, but at the end of the day he gives in to Porky.

French Rarebit - 1951

Bugs falls out of a crate of U.S.A. carrots in Gay Paree. Two French chefs from opposite restaurants are so eager to get rabbit for their dinner menu they don't realize that Bugs is making a fool out of both of them.

A Mutt In A Rut - 1959

A dog fears that Elmer Fudd is going to shoot him on a hunt because he’s old.

Fool Coverage - 1952

Daffy takes on the role of a despicable home insurance salesman trying to sell it to Porky. Daffy ends up destroying a lot of Porky's house by end of his demonstrations.

Little Red Rodent Hood - 1952

A retelling of Little Red Riding Hood with Timmy the mouse and Sylvester the cat.

Steal Wool - 1957

Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog punch in at work together. Ralph's job is to try and steal the sheep while Sam's job is to protect them.

The Windblown Hare - 1949

Bugs Bunny gets swindled by the Three Little Pigs into buying their houses of straw and wood.

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."

Rocket-Bye Baby - 1956

During the summer of 1954, the planets Earth and Mars are so close that a Martian baby is accidentally delivered to an Earthling's home.

The High and Flighty - 1956

Daffy stumbles upon Foghorn and the dog fighting amongst each other. Being a salesman for Ace Novelty Practical Jokes, Daffy becomes a weapons dealer for both of the parties.

Deduce, You Say! - 1956

Daffy plays the role of an overly anxious clue-hunting Sherlock Holmes.

Sports Chumpions - 1941

Who knew there was so much humor in competitive sports?

A Star Is Bored - 1956

Daffy Duck is jealous of Bugs Bunny's stardom. He demands to be put into a film and lands a role as Bugs' stunt double.

Backwoods Bunny - 1959

Bugs makes a pit stop at the Ozarks, deciding to stay there for a bit. In the meanwhile Bugs uses his wits to out-smart two hillbilly buzzards trying to catch him for their stew.

Gruesome Twosome - 1945

Two cats seek out a bird so they can get a feline's attention.

The Eager Beaver - 1946

Eager Beaver is a goofy, ski-capped chap who is so eager for wood he chops down phone poles. Now he chew down a giant tree on top the local mountain in order to finish the dam.

There They Go-go-go - 1956

The Coyote tries to capture the Road Runner, but all his gadgets backfire and all of his ideas fail.

The Film Fan - 1939

On the way over to get some food from the grocery store, Porky enters a theatre offering free admittance to kids. On screen are shown clips of previous cartoons and some theatrical gags.

Flying Circus - 1968

Ace, a World War I pilot, accidentally lands in the enemy airfield and is chased by German troops.

Mucho Locos - 1966

A little mouse is watching a busted TV when Speedy comes over to help him with the picture (not knowing that Daffy is inside).

The Iceman Ducketh - 1964

At a trading post in the Klondike, Daffy Duck overhears that they are paying big bucks for furs. He heads north to trap Bugs Bunny and cash in.

Love And Curses - 1938

Roger St. Clair kidnapped Emily years ago forcing Harold to go after her. Harold rescued her but Roger is still looking for her today.

What Makes Daffy Duck? - 1948

Daffy is hunted by Elmer Fudd and a hungry fox.

Tom Thumb In Trouble - 1940

Once upon a time in a dark forest lived a woodchopper and his tiny son, Tom Thumb.

D' Fightin' Ones - 1961

Sylvester and a bulldog are handcuffed together on the way to the pound. They break loose, but they're stuck together with cuffs.

Shishkabugs - 1962

Yosemite Sam is working as a king's chef when he is asked to prepare a dish made from rabbit. When Bugs Bunny comes over to borrow carrots, Sam decides that Bugs would be perfect for the recipe.

Long-Haired Hare - 1949

Bugs distracts Giovanni Jones from practicing for his concert.

Curious Puppy - 1939

A curious dog gets into a lot of trouble when he enters an amusement park after it's closed.

Birdy & The Beast - 1944

Tweety wreaks havok on an unsuspecting cat.

Daffy Doodles - 1946

Porky investigates rumors of a mustache maniac who paints mustaches on every picture. It turns out to be Daffy.

The Lion's Busy - 1950

Beaky Buzzard is determined to eat Leo the Lion and tries many different ways to prepare him.

Rhapsody Rabbit - 1946

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