Bugs Bunny and Friends

Hare Ribbin - 1944

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

The Jet Cage - 1962

Granny orders a new-fangled flying bird cage for Tweety, jet-powered and complete with crash helmet. Tweety tries it out in the backyard and heckles Sylvester.

Drafty, Isn't It? - 1957

Ralph Phillips is asleep, dreaming he has everything he has ever wanted. An army man, Willie N. List uses an "ACME Anti-Nightmare Machine" to enter Ralph's dream and shows him that his wildest dreams could come true by joining the Army.

Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Bunny - 1980

In this cartoon ode to great literature, Bugs recalls his youth with Elmer Fudd.

Ain't That Ducky - 1945

Daffy makes an attempt to protect a young duckling from a hunter. Daffy's efforts end up making him the new target of the hunter.

Egghead Rides Again - 1937

Egghead goes out to the west in hopes of becoming a cowboy. Unfortunately, he is faced with some cowboy tests that he simply cannot handle.

Picador Porky - 1937

Porky and two friends scheme to win money by having Porky pose as a matador fighting the other two who are wearing a bull costume.

Hare We Go - 1951

Bugs accompanies Christopher Columbus to search for America.

Nuts And Volts - 1964

Sylvester chases Speedy so long he gets tired and tries to use electronics to trap him.

Hoppy Go Lucky - 1952

Sylvester and his buddy Benny seek out mice at the local warehouse.

Book Revue - 1946

Books in a bookshop come to life and have a jam session.

Hare-way To The Stars - 1958

Suffering from a rabbit-hangover, Bugs accidentally climbs onto a rocket ship and is taken to Marvin the Martian's home.

The Unruly Hare - 1945

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

Stupor Duck - 1956

A parody of Superman in which Daffy Duck plays Cluck Trent by day and Stupor Duck by night.

Touché and Go - 1957

Pepe LePew believes he has found a female skunk, but she is really a black cat who accidentally got a white stripe painted across her back.

The Wild Chase - 1965

A big race is held to determine who is the fastest: Speedy Gonzales or the Road Runner. Meanwhile, the Coyote and Sylvester wait in the rocks with fork and knife.

Tweet And Lovely - 1959

Sylvester wants to catch Tweety, but one thing stands in his way: Spike, the bulldog.

Two's A Crowd - 1950

Claude Cat is perfectly content with his life until his owner brings home a new puppy.

My Favorite Duck - 1942

Porky goes camping only to be pushed out of every place by Daffy who insists that it isn't duck hunting season.

Apes of Wrath - 1959

The stork makes a mistake when he delivers Bugs to an expecting gorilla family.

Who's Kitten Who? - 1952

Hippety Hopper escapes the zoo and winds up in the basement of Sylvester's house.

The Unbearable Bear - 1943

A burglar fox breaks into the Bear home, but Mr. Bear comes home and realizes there is an intruder.

Fish Tales - 1936

While fishing out in the open sea, Porky bites into a donut which turns out to be bait from a huge fish. The huge fish grabs Porky and takes him home to eat.

Who Scent You? - 1960

A female cat sneaks under a freshly painted fence to get onto a boat, leaving her with a white stripe across her back. Pepe LePew spots the female from shore and rushes onto the boat.

Hare Lift - 1952

Bugs takes the 50-cent tour of a giant plane which Sam hijacks and Bugs is forced to fly at gun-point.

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.