Bugs Bunny and Friends

Bonanza Bunny - 1959

Bugs joins an 1896 gold town and duels a French-Canadian version of Yosemite Sam.

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.

Bars & Stripes Forever - 1939

A romp on life in jail. Prisoner's break out into songs, and try to escape from prison.

Soup Or Sonic - 1980

The Coyote chases the Roadrunner all over the desert and ends up tiny.

Nutty News - 1942

Narrated by Elmer Fudd, this cartoon parodies newsreels of the day.

Streamlined Greta Green - 1937

In this slice-of-life cartoon, automobiles act like people.

Weasel While You Work - 1958

During a snow-covered winter, Foghorn Leghorn uses the weasel against the barn's guard dog.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again - 1948

A western showdown of Bugs versus Yosemite Sam.

Hoppy Go Lucky - 1952

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

Pigs In A Polka - 1943

A parody of The Three Little Pigs.

Naughty But Mice - 1939

Sniffles befriends an electric razor but finds trouble as well.

Broom-stick Bunny - 1959

Bugs makes a visit to Witch Hazel who is infatuated with her own ugliness and needs a rabbit for her stew...

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.

Corn Plastered - 1951

A test film for a new series about a farmer and a peculiar crow who won't stop stealing the farmer's seed.

Hawaiian Aye Aye - 1964

Granny, Sylvester and Tweety take a trip to Hawaii, and Tweety gets left on an island guarded by a pet shark.

One Meat Brawl - 1947

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

The Squawkin Hawk - 1942

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

Falling Hare - 1943

A gremlin hijacks a WWII bomber and Bugs must stop him before the gremlin does some serious damage.

False Hare - 1964

The big bad Wolf and his cousin setup a rabbit club as a front for a rabbit trap. Bugs plays along with their club just to cause more trouble for the Wolves.

Home, Tweet Home - 1950

As Tweety takes a bird bath, Sylvester slowly creeps up behind him and gets so close that the bird uses his tongue as a towel.

The Lyin' Mouse - 1937

A mouse tells a cat about the time a lion let him live.

Whoa, Be Gone - 1958

The Coyote tries different plans and different devices to catch the Road Runner including a rocket, a trampoline, a rubber band and dynamite.

A Cartoonist's Nightmare - 1935

A cartoonist falls asleep and gets pulled into the cartoon world where all the world's evil villains wait for him.

Holiday For Shoestrings - 1946

Jake needs help at for his shoe repair store. One night as he sleeps, little Fudd-like elves visit him to construct shoes.

Feather Bluster - 1958

Foghorn and the farm dog have reached old age and are far past their fighting phase, instead they prefer to sit around and play chess. Seeing their kids fight brings them memories of their past that they reminisce of.

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.

Canned Feud - 1951

Sylvester is panic stricken the minute he finds out his owner's have left for vacation without leaving food. He finds canned food, but the only can opener is in the possession of a mouse.

Cross Country Detours - 1940

A spot-gag travelogue spoof taking us to Yosemite National Park and other places such as the Grand Canyon.

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.

Hair-Raising Hare - 1946

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

From Hare To Eternity - 2003

Pirate Yosemite Sam digs up a treasure chest which belongs to Bugs Bunny.

Cracked Ice - 1938

W.C. Squeals is an ice-skating pig. When he finds out his dog, St. Bernard, has a thing for gin he tries to rid the dog of it.

A Bird In A Bonnet - 1958

Tweety and Sylvester get up to mischief when Tweety takes up residence in Granny's hat, and Sylvester is determined to get Tweety.

Baby Bottleneck - 1946

A post-war baby-boom era overworks the stork, and faulty deliveries are made. Daffy Duck and Porky Pig are then hired as assistants but this leads to more problems than good.

Count Me Out - 1938

Egghead takes boxing lessons and ends up facing a boxing champ!

Half-fare Hare - 1956

Bugs is chased on a train by two bums that want him for food.

Buccaneer Bunny - 1948

Bugs infuriates Pirate Yosemite Sam by stealing his treasure and chases Bugs onto the pirate ship.

The Rebel Without Claws - 1961

All the Confederate Army's carrier pigeons have been shot down, leaving the task of delivering an important message to Tweety.

The Good Egg - 1939

A hen that is unable to be a mother discovers an abandoned egg.

Freeze Frame - 1979

The coyote orders a blizzard machine to cover the entire desert with snow after he finds out that Road Runners are easy to catch in the cold.

Gopher Goofy - 1942

A farmer, proud of his beautiful garden, is invaded by two hobo gophers.

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.

Hen House Henery - 1949

Henery Hawk sets out to catch Foghorn but he scolds Henery and tells him to start small.

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.

Cats A-weigh - 1953

Sylvester and Junior become ship cats to hunt mice. Sylvester tells Junior to get the small ones and he'll get the bigger ones. Hippety Hopper gets loose and it looks like its up to Sylvester to catch the "big mouse".

An Itch in Time - 1943

Elmer threatens to give his dog a bath if he doesn't stop scratching, but the poor pooch is the victim of a hungry flea.

Bingo Crosbyana - 1936

A charactization of Bing Crosby as a fly, who comes down to woo all the other insects with his singing talent, and aerial skills.

Robot Rabbit - 1953

Farmer Fudd is peeved at the carrot-thief Bugs.