Bugs Bunny and Friends

Person to Bunny - 1960

In his Hollywood home Bugs is being interviewed by the Edward R. Murrow TV show "People to People" when Daffy and Elmer show up.

Hiss & Make Up - 1943

Roscoe the dog and Wellington the cat fight all night.

Tree Cornered Tweety - 1956

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

Robin Hood Daffy - 1958

Daffy attempts to convince Porky, as Friar Tuck, that he really is Robin Hood.

Goofy Gophers - 1947

A watchdog guarding a vegetable patch spots the Goofy Gophers stocking up on food.

Baby Buggy Bunny - 1954

The midget gangster, Baby Faced Finster dresses up as a baby to escape the police. To his dismay, he ends up in the hands of Bugs Bunny, who treats him as a baby.

Rabbit's Feat - 1960

Wile E. Coyote decides to cook and eat Bugs, but Bugs is on to his plan.

Woolen Under Where - 1963

It is another day at work for Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.

Daffy Dilly - 1948

When Daffy gets word of a sick millionaire willing to pay a million dollars to whoever makes him laugh, Daffy is quick to respond – but the butler keeps him out of the house.

Fowl Weather - 1953

Farm-owner Granny, warns her bulldog "Don't let anything happen to Tweety or else." Of course, where there is Tweety, Sylvester is nearby and that means trouble for the bulldog.

Bedtime For Sniffles - 1940

Sniffles the mouse tries and tries to stay awake on Christmas Eve, so that he can meet Santa.

Oily Hare - 1952

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

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.

Little Red Rodent Hood - 1952

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

Ding Dog Daddy - 1942

A love-stricken dog mistakes a statue in the garden as his lover. The local bulldog keeps kicking him out but he just keeps trying to get back in.

Zoom At The Top - 1962

The chase continues between the Coyote and the Road Runner. This time the Coyote relies on bear traps, an icicle maker and a boomerang.

Daffy's Southern Exposure - 1942

Daffy becomes the target of a hungry fox and weasel.

Aloha Hooey - 1942

Sammy Seagull and Cecil Crow fall in love with the same woman on an island.

Raw! Raw! Rooster - 1956

An old college friend Rhode Island Red decides to pay Foggy a visit.

Homeless Hare - 1950

A roughneck, musclebound construction worker up earths Bug's rabbit hole despite his pleas. The bunny declares war and through a variety of chase scenes smacks around the brute.

Believe It Or Else - 1939

A montage of believe-it-or-not gags.

Ain't She Tweet - 1952

Tweety gets bought by Granny and Sylvester tries all sorts of devices to defeat the dogs guarding Tweety in the house.

I Love to Singa - 1936

Professor Fritz Owl, music instructor, hangs his prejudices out in front of his tree on a sign: "teacher of voice, piano & violin, BUT - NO JAZZ!" His youngest child starts singing jazz and the Owl throws him out of the house.

Hasty Hare - 1952

Marvin and his Martian dog are assigned to bring back one Earth creature for study. They choose Bugs.

Rebel Rabbit - 1949

While out in the woods, Bugs Bunny discovers signs with bounties for many creatures. He is offended that rabbits are not listed. He heads to Washington D.C. and causes havoc across the country to right this wrong.

Lost And Foundling - 1944

An egg rolls into Sniffles house and when it hatches he adopts the bird thinking it is a chicken.

To Duck Or Not To Duck - 1943

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

A Broken Leghorn - 1959

Foghorn tries to do a good deed by helping childless old Prissy Hen to lay an egg by planting one when she's not looking. Trouble arrises when the hatchling wants to take over Foghorn's job.

House Hunting Mice - 1948

Hubie and Bertie decide to inspect a "House of Tommorow" and end up destroying the house with a robot sweeper because they have no idea what buttons they're pushing.

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.

Wacky Wabbit - 1942

Elmer Fudd is prospecting for gold in the desert by digging holes across the landscape and throwing a stick of dynamite in every one. But every time, Bugs Bunny throws it back at him.

Hop, Look & Listen - 1948

A grasshopper casually introduces himself and then gets chased by some crows.

Sniffles and the Bookworm - 1939

Sniffles is asleep on a bookshop shelf when he is discovered by a bookworm.

Tired And Feathered - 1965

The Coyote once again chases the Road Runner and tries to fly.

The Impatient Patient - 1942

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

The Crackpot Quail - 1941

A goofy dog decides to go off hunting for quails. He runs into a wise-guy quail similar to Bugs Bunny -- who gives him similar trouble.

Daffy Duck Hunt - 1949

Porky goes hunting with his dog. They encounter a completely wacky Daffy, who dodges all Porky's bullets and breaks into a can-can dance.

Little Red Riding Rabbit - 1944

Riding Hood takes Bugs over to Granny's house and finds a note to leave Bugs at the door, not knowing the Big Bad Wolf is inside.

Hollywood Canine Canteen - 1946

A fast-paced collection of spot gags at the USO Canteen for the pets of Hollywood stars, all drawn as dogs.

Bad Ol' Putty Tat - 1949

Sylvester tries many methods of capturing Tweety, but Tweety out smarts him every time.

Wacky Wild Life - 1940

Who’d ever suspected wildlife could be so wacky?

Bowery Bugs - 1949

Bugs recounts a story of how he tricked a man so much so that he jumped off a bridge.