Bugs Bunny and Friends

The Heckling Hare - 1941

A dopey dog goes sniffing down Bug's hole to find a rabbit. While he digs, Bugs comes out and watches. The bunny gives him a big kiss on the face and the dog chases after him in hot pursuit.

Screwball Football - 1939

A football game has a comedy cast of characters.

Plop Goes The Weasel - 1953

Foggy and Br'er Dog can't stand each other, and they use the weasels in their fights.

Often An Orphan - 1949

Charlie Dog tries everything to get Porky to take him in.

The Big Snooze - 1946

In a fit, Elmer Fudd rips up his contract and decides to no longer chase rabbits. Elmer falls asleep and Bugs enters his dreams in an attempt to convince him to ressurect their contract.

Lighter Than Hare - 1960

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

Hare-um Scare-um - 1939

Bugs battles with a hunter appearing in various guises and making doors appear that lead to nowhere.

Birdy & The Beast - 1944

Tweety wreaks havok on an unsuspecting cat.

A Bear For Punishment - 1951

It's Father's Day in the Three Bears household, and Paw Bear has quite a frustrating time trying to avoid his son's unrelenting passion for loving his father.

To Hare Is Human - 1956

Wile E. Coyote relies upon a supercomputer to try and capture Bugs Bunny.

The Chewin Bruin - 1940

Porky listens to a hunter recount a story of how he hunted a ferocious bear that was after his chewing tobacco.

Kiss Me Cat - 1953

Hearing that Pussyfoot has "got to do his job and catch mice or we'll just have to get another cat," Marc Antony, the bulldog, takes it upon himself to educate the kitten in the fundamentals of mouse-catching.

Lovelorn Leghorn - 1951

Foggy is being attacked by the dog, but turns the situation into a football match.

Big Top Bunny - 1951

Bugs becomes the star act of the circus. A jealous circus bear starts an ever-escalating stunt competition between the two.

Ceiling Hero - 1940

A variety of spot gags on air travel such as a pilot who just gets his license shown with a license plate attached the to the back of the plane.

Hop, Look & Listen - 1948

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

Ducking The Devil - 1957

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

Bully for Bugs - 1953

Bugs becomes a bull-fighter.

Hare Conditioned - 1945

Bugs gets chased all around the department store he works at when he's told by the store official that he's being transferred to the taxidermy department to be stuffed.

Meatless Flyday - 1944

A hungry spider is trying to catch a fly for dinner.

Leghorn Swoggled - 1951

In the barnyard all the animals are making deals with each other if each animal promises to give something in return for their help.

Rocket Squad - 1956

Daffy and Porky are cops in this spoof on Dragnet set in outer space. Daffy and Porky process and analyze the evidence to find their suspect.

Hush My Mouse - 1946

At Tuffy's Tavern, tough guy Edward G. Robincat comes in for today's special, Mouse Knuckles.

The Fair Haired Hare - 1951

A fight breaks out over property when Yosemite Sam builds his house over Bug Bunny's underground house. A judge rules that they must share it until one of them shall pass on. Thus begins Sam's attempts to out the rabbit.

Falling Hare - 1943

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

Tweety and the Beanstalk - 1957

Sylvester is up to his old tricks but this time he is in a giant world and against a giant Tweety.

Behind The Meatball - 1945

Fido, the dog has a thirst for meat, and when he cant get it he starts to imagine it.

Roadrunner A Go-go - 1962

The Road Runner is at it again!

Porky's Pastry Pirates - 1942

With the help of a hungry bee, a little fly tries to steal some food from Porky's bakery.

Lumber Jerks - 1955

As the Gophers prepare for winter, their tree is moved to a local saw mill.

The Yolks On You - 1980

Daffy Duck and Sylvester fight over a golden egg laid by Miss Prissy.

Rabbit Transit - 1947

Bugs and Cecil Turtle decide to have their own "tortoise and the hare" race.

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.

Freudy Cat - 1964

Sylvester's mental state appears highly unstable due to his experiences with Hippety Hopper. Junior takes him to see a cat psychiatrist and he digresses into flashbacks of his previous encounters with the "giant mouse".

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.

Hare Remover - 1946

Elmer Fudd, the mad scientist, tries to test out some new beast-transforming potions on Bugs and then on himself.

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.

Little Dutch Plate - 1935

The Dutch boy, a salt shaker, is in love with the little Dutch girl on the plate.

Cock-a-doodle Duel - 2003

Foghorn Leghorn's dominance over the chicken coop is threatened by a younger rooster.

My Generation G...g...gap - 2003

Porky Pig tries to retrieve his daughter from a wild concert.

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.

Roughly Squeaking - 1946

Two mice convince a cat that he is a lion who eats moose.

Box Office Bunny - 1990

Bugs takes a peek inside a movie theater that was built directly over his rabbit hole. Elmer and Daffy complicate matters.