Bugs Bunny and Friends

Hare-abian Nights - 1959

Bugs is forced to tell the Sultan some tales of his adventures or else face the croc-pit.

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.

Tweet and Sour - 1956

Granny threatens Sylvester that if he hurts Tweety she'll kill him. Other cats in the neighborhood hear this and try to catch Tweety so Sylvester will be blamed.

Mucho Locos - 1966

A little mouse is watching a busted TV when Speedy comes over to help him with the picture (not knowing that Daffy is inside).

Of Fox and Hounds - 1940

A fox plays games with a dumb hunting dog.

Hare-breadth Hurry - 1963

The Coyote chases a speeding cloud that turns out to be Bugs Bunny!

Rabbit Hood - 1949

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

Gruesome Twosome - 1945

Two cats seek out a bird so they can get a feline's attention.

Of Thee I Sting - 1946

A bunch of mosquitoes take lessons on how to attack a farmer.

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.

Rodent To Stardom - 1967

While scoffing at Speedy Gonzales' successful acting career, Daffy gets "discovered" in Hollywood.

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.

Old Glory - 1939

Porky learns about the importance of the Pledge of Allegiance from the spirit of Uncle Sam and gets a complete history lesson.

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.

Unexpected Pest - 1956

Sylvester overhears his owners talking about getting rid of him. To keep his home, he must prove he is worth having by catching a mouse.

Goofy Gophers - 1947

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

The Hep Cat - 1942

A dog tries to lure a cat in with a sexy-cat puppet. The cat, struck with love, breaks out in a variety of songs.

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.

Rabbit Of Seville - 1950

Elmer's hunting for Bugs lands them both on stage at the Hollywood Bowl.

Lighter Than Hare - 1960

Sam sends his robot to Earth to capture Bugs in his home, a trash dump.

Sports Chumpions - 1941

Who knew there was so much humor in competitive sports?

The Dixie Fryer - 1960

Foghorn gets chased by two hillbilly chicken hawks, Pappy and Elvis. Foghorn eventually outsmarts the shotgun wielding pair.

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.

Pigs Is Pigs - 1937

A little pig is so obsessed with food that he steals one of his mother's pies.

Rabbit Every Monday - 1951

Sam traps Bugs and tries to cook him.

Super Rabbit - 1943

A spoof of Superman with Bugs Bunny as Super Rabbit.

Dog Pounded - 1954

Tweety stays comfy up inside his nest which is actually right in the middle of a dog yard. Sylvester must try to figure out a way of successfully getting past all the dogs to get to Tweety.

Sleepy Time Possum - 1951

Maw and Paw possum try to keep their son from sleeping all the time.

Going! Going! Gosh! - 1952

The Coyote makes various attempts to get the Road Runner such as with an explosive-tipped arrow, by shooting himself out of a sling shot and by covering the road with quick drying cement.

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.

Toy Trouble - 1941

Sniffles and his pal the bookworm explore the toy section of a department store.

The Prize Pest - 1951

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

This Is A Life? - 1955

Elmer Fudd is the emcee of a television show program and calls Bugs up on stage to entertain everyone. Daffy tries to hog the spotlight.

Mouse And Garden - 1960

Sylvester and his friend, Sam, fight over a mouse.

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.

Gold Rush Daze - 1939

A city slicker looking for gold stops at a desert gas station. Upon his arrival we go through flashback gags of looking for gold. Such as panning for goldfish and cooking a pot of gold bullion soup.

Weasel While You Work - 1958

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

Easter Yeggs - 1947

Bugs helps out the exhausted Easter bunny by taking his place for the day. Elmer Fudd waits at his house ready to make 'wabbit' stew.

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.

The Wacky Worm - 1941

A determined crow comes across a wacky worm.

Muzzle Tough - 1954

When Granny moves into a new apartment in the city with her dog and Tweety, none of them notice Sylvester eyeing the bird.

I Haven't Got A Hat - 1935

Beans pulls a gag on Oliver at a school musical.

Strife With Father - 1950

Two sparrows receive a mysterious egg on their doorstep and decide to take it in.

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.