Bugs Bunny and Friends

Hare Splitter - 1948

Bugs and his neighbor rabbit, Casbah, compete for Daisy Lou's affection.

She Was An Acrobat's Daug - 1937

A typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.

Crockett-Doodle-Do - 1960

Foghorn tries to teach the brainy chicken, Egghead Jr., about the great outdoors.

Birth of a Notion - 1947

Instead of going south like the rest of the birds, Daffy decides to stick around and try to stay out of someone else’s house.

Scent-imental Over You - 1947

On Park Avenue and 86th Street, all the fancy dogs except a little female Mexican hairless are sporting new coats.

Hare-brained Hypnotist - 1942

Elmer Fudd stalks Bugs trying to use hypnotism to get 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.

Hyde And Go Tweet - 1960

Sylvester is sleeping on the ledge outside the office of Dr. Jekyll (whom we see in his office drinking the potion that turns him into a monster).

Rabbit Stew And Rabbits Too (1969) - 1969

A fox reads in a cookbook that the first thing he has to do before cooking is to catch a rabbit.

Guided Muscle - 1955

The Coyote tries to kill the Road Runner with an arrow, a wrecking ball, a cannon, a big medicine ball, and dynamite on a fishing rod. All of which lead to his own demise.

Aqua Duck - 1963

Daffy finds himself wandering a desert thirsting for water. He stumbles upon a gold nugget, that he eventually has to give up in exchange for water.

Really Scent - 1959

Pepe falls in love with a cat with a white stripe.

Porky's Duck Hunt - 1937

Porky decides to go duck hunting with his dog but has considerable trouble when he meets Daffy.

Robot Rabbit - 1953

Farmer Fudd is peeved at the carrot-thief Bugs.

The Slap-hoppy Mouse - 1956

Local cat gossip says that Sylvester is no longer a great mouse catcher. To prove them wrong, Sylvester takes his son mouse-catching.

I Haven't Got A Hat - 1935

Beans pulls a gag on Oliver at a school musical.

You Were Never Duckier - 1948

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

The Squawkin Hawk - 1942

Little Henery Hawk won't eat the worm his mother is trying to feed him.

Roman Legion-hare - 1955

Yosemite Sam selects Bugs Bunny to be a victim for the Roman Colosseum.

Hillbilly Hare - 1950

Bugs makes a wrong turn and ends up in the Ozarks where he meets the end-barrels of two hillbillies.

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.

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.

Drip-Along Daffy - 1951

A western parody of a dangerous wilderness town and the hero that tries to fix it. Drip-Along Daffy is our hero on horseback and Porky Pig is the sidekick on a mule.

Feud With A Dude - 1968

Merlin the Magic Mouse visits two feuding families in the Ozarks over a hen and pig. He returns the two to their rightful owners but that gets him into trouble.

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.

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.

Snow Business - 1953

Tweety and Sylvester are snowed in at their cabin and search for food.

I Only Have Eyes For You - 1937

A bird is in love with Katie Canary.

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.

Hollywood Daffy - 1946

Straight off the bus, Daffy kisses the floor when he gets to Hollywood. He wants to get into the studio so bad that he tries every disguise he can think up, impersonating tour guides, celebrities, directors, even the Academy Oscar!

I'd Love To Take Orders From You - 1936

A cute li'l tyke of a scarecrow wants to be just like his dad and scare all the crows away.

Porky's Pooch - 1941

Porky Pig's dog, Rover, tells the story of how he got the reluctant Porky to adopt him.

The Unmentionables - 1963

A spoof on the television series "The Untouchables." Bugs Bunny is an agent who has tracked criminals to their hideout.

Back Alley Oproar - 1948

Elmer Fudd tries to silence a singing Sylvester because Fudd wants sleep.

One Meat Brawl - 1947

Porky and his dog, Mandrake, go hunting for groundhogs.

Ducking The Devil - 1957

Daffy tries to figure out a way of capturing the Tasmanian devil for a reward of $5,000.

Now Hear This - 1963

An old British man gets rid of his old hearing aid because he finds a new one in the street.

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.

Bowery Bugs - 1949

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

Mixed Master - 1956

Harry brings home a dog, Robert, and his wife immediately doesn't like him because she doesn't think he will get along with her dog.

Little Boy Boo - 1954

Foghorn Leghorn is cold in his shack and decides to befriend the Widow Hen so he can live in her warm house.

The Prize Pest - 1951

Porky won a radio quiz show contest, and his prize is Daffy popping out of a cake.

Merlin The Magic Mouse - 1967

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

Hare Tonic - 1945

Elmer Fudd takes Bugs home for his "wabbit stew".