Bugs Bunny and Friends

Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare - 1964

Taz pours ketchup on Bugs to prep him for eating, instead Bugs pretends to be bleeding and Taz has to find a doc. Bugs poses as the doctor and leads Taz down a path of painful tricks.

Sniffles Bells the Cat - 1941

Sniffles and his mouse friends are chased into their hole by the house cat.

Putty Tat Trouble - 1951

Sylvester and another cat fight over who gets to eat Tweety.

A Squeak In The Deep - 1966

Speedy Gonzales and Daffy Duck enter a boat race.

Circus Today - 1940

A slap stick collection of circus gags.

No Parking Hare - 1954

Bugs refuses to leave his hole so a construction worker can build a highway there.

Hare Trigger - 1945

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

Mouse-Taken Identity - 1957

Sylvester takes his son, Junior, to work with him for the first time. To show off to his son he must chase Hippetty Hopper, who has escaped from the zoo, all over the museum trying to catch him.

Feed the Kitty - 1952

Marc Anthony, the ferocious bellowing bulldog, is reduced to a softie by a little affectionate cat. Marc Anthony wants to take it home but his owner says "not one more thing" and so he must sneak the kitten around.

Hot Rod And Reel - 1959

The Coyote finds himself in a lot of situations where he's falling in this one.

Porky's Hero Agency - 1937

While reading about ancient Greek legends, Porky falls asleep and dreams he's a classical hero.

The Aristo-cat - 1943

Pussy, the pampered cat is left to fend for himself when his owner and servant abandon him. Alone, Pussy learns what it means to be a real cat as he faces threats from tricky mice and a loud dog.

Tweety's S.O.S. - 1951

Sylvester finds Tweety aboard an ocean liner with Granny.

Corny Concerto - 1943

A parody of Disney's Fantasia set in "Corny-Gee Hall". We watch Elmer Fudd, and Bugs Bunny act out a play from "A Tale of Vienna Woods".

Ham-ateur Night - 1939

It’s a night for amateur acts at the local Warner Bros. theatre.

Wild Over You - 1953

A female wildcat paints a white stripe on herself to scare a zookeeper and escape from the zoo at the Paris Exposition. Pepe LePew pursues his love, but any time he showers her with hugs and kisses the claws come out and she attacks.

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.

Rabbit Hood - 1949

While stealing a carrot in Sherwood Forest on the king's property, Bugs gets caught by the sheriff.

Hare-trimmed - 1953

Yosemite Sam hears that Granny has inherited fifty million dollars. Good guy Bugs tries to save Granny from Sam's clutches.

It's Hummertime - 1950

A hummingbird lands on a birdbath statue that actually is a disguised cat. The cat accidentally grabs a bulldog, who punishes the feline in unique ways.

Lovelorn Leghorn - 1951

Foggy is being attacked by the dog, but turns the situation into a football match.

A Bird in A Guilty Cage - 1952

Mannequins and clothes go flying in this Sylvester and Tweety chase in a department store.

Kiss Me Cat - 1953

Hearing that Pussyfoot has "got to do his job and catch mice or we'll just have to get another cat," Marc Antony, the bulldog, takes it upon himself to educate the kitten in the fundamentals of mouse-catching.

Mad as a Mars Hare - 1963

A rocket launching from Earth with Bugs inside crashes into Marvin Martian's lab. They both try to send the other away using their weapons, but Marvin turns Bugs into a Neanderthal rabbit instead.

Carrotblanca - 1995

A parody of Casablanca.

Pappy's Puppy - 1955

Butch J. Bulldog teaches his son to attack cats. When the son gets in a fight with Sylvester his dad comes to his rescue.

The Gay Anties - 1947

While a romantic couple cuddle in the park, the ants sneak away the food from their picnic basket. Ants ski down an ice-cream Sundae, make dresses from the olives, and a string of hot-dogs are moved like a train.

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.

Porky's Railroad - 1937

Porky and his broken-down old train, Toots, are challenged to a race by the engineer of a new streamlined train that is to replace them.

A Gander At Mother Goose - 1940

A collection of spot gags on nursery rhymes. Jack and Jill go up the hill, but don't come back down. Little Miss Muffet is so ugly she scares the spider away.

Trip For Tat - 1960

When Granny goes on a world tour with Tweety, Sylvester joins them as a stowaway. It becomes a chase around the world for the little bird.

Rabbit Seasoning - 1952

Elmer is hunting both Daffy and Bugs again. Bugs talks Elmer into going after Daffy, who ends up getting the worst of all the pranks.

Merlin The Magic Mouse - 1967

Merlin, the mouse, is performing a magic show for his one audience member, a cat.

Go Go Amigo - 1965

Daffy fights with Speedy over a Mexican Mouse fiesta. Daffy goes to lengths to stop his music but Speedy keeps countering his moves.

The Fright Before Christmas - 1979

Taz breaks free of his a plane shipping crate and falls from the sky into Santa's laundry. He hijacks Santa's sleigh and ends up in Bugs' house tearing down everything, but Bugs gets wise to the Devil.

A Pizza Tweety Pie - 1958

Granny takes Tweety to Italy, where he ends up having to save himself from Sylvester.

Rabbit Fire - 1951

Elmer is out hunting when Bugs and Daffy each try to trick him into shooting the other.

Captain Hareblower - 1954

Captain Bugs of his ship battles Pirate Yosemite Sam.

A Bone For A Bone - 1951

The first goofy gopher cartoon. It expresses their gentility over their goofiness. That is until, a dog wants to bury his bone in their home.

Greedy For Tweety - 1957

A three way chase of Tweety, Sylvester, and the bulldog lands them in the animal hospital.

Holiday For Drumsticks - 1949

A hillbilly brings a turkey back to the farm for Thanksgiving, and Daffy tells him their intentions.

Little Blabbermouse - 1940

A department store comes to life.

Upswept Hare - 1953

Elmer Fudd brings home a rare plant specimen, uprooting all the dirt around it – including the soil containing Bugs Bunny's hole.