Bugs Bunny and Friends

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.

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.

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.

Daffy Rents - 1966

Daffy uses various technologies that he rents to catch Speedy Gonzales.

Odor-able Kitty - 1945

A tomcat dresses up like a skunk because he thinks it will be easier to get food that way. What he actually does is attract the attention of Pepe LePew who chases him all over the land.

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.

Hare-um Scare-um - 1939

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

The Brave Little Bat - 1941

Sniffle's car breaks down in a storm. He find's shelter in a nearby windmill where he meets Batty.

Mother Was A Rooster - 1962

The barnyard dog steals an ostrich egg and places it by Foggy. When Foggy wakes up, he thinks he has laid a huge egg

A Taste Of Catnip - 1966

Daffy Duck visits a psychiatrist to tell of his obsession with Speedy Gonzales.

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.

Bully for Bugs - 1953

Bugs becomes a bull-fighter.

Bugs and Thugs - 1954

Bugs Bunny picks the wrong cab to take and soon finds out he's in a gangsters getaway vehicle. The gangsters hold him hostage, but Bugs soon becomes too much for even them to handle.

Tree Cornered Tweety - 1956

Tweety narrates a story of his life and daily activities, including Sylvester's constant attempts to catch him.

The Cat's Tale - 1941

An inquisitive mouse questions the pecking order of dogs, cats, and mice and tries to change it.

Fastest With The Mostest - 1960

The Coyote tries to catch the Road Runner with a Hot Air Balloon, then with tranquilizer bird seed, and finally by cornering him at a cliff edge. Sadly, yet, predictably he fails on all accounts.

Porky's Spring Planting - 1938

While farmer Porky Pig does his spring planting, his hungry chickens eat the seeds.

The Hypo-Chondri-Cat - 1950

The mice Hubie and Bertie enter a new home and warm themselves by the fireplace until they are chased by the house cat, Claude.

Feather Dusted - 1955

Foghorn tries to teach Junior to stop reading all his books and to go out into the world. They play all sorts of games, but in each, Junior seems to mess up Foghorn.

Duck Amuck - 1953

Daffy has to fight the animator for a decent background and outfit because the animator can't seem to make up his mind.

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.

Mouse-Taken Identity - 1957

Sylvester takes his son, Junior, to work with him for the first time. To show off to his son he must chase Hippetty Hopper, who has escaped from the zoo, all over the museum trying to catch him.

Super Snooper - 1952

A private eye movie parody featuring Detective Duck Drake.

Knight-mare Hare - 1955

An apple falls on Bugs' hairdryer sending him back to medieval England.

Falling Hare - 1943

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

The Aristo-cat - 1943

Pussy, the pampered cat is left to fend for himself when his owner and servant abandon him. Alone, Pussy learns what it means to be a real cat as he faces threats from tricky mice and a loud dog.

A Fractured Leghorn - 1950

Foghorn and a cat get into a debacle over a worm that Leghorn is chasing. Foghorn wants to eat the worm, but the cat wants the worm for bait to catch fish.

Thumb Fun - 1952

Daffy Duck decides the best way to travel south is to hitchhike. But when Porky Pig picks him up, the poor pig does not suspect his plight.

Wild Over You - 1953

A female wildcat paints a white stripe on herself to scare a zookeeper and escape from the zoo at the Paris Exposition. Pepe LePew pursues his love, but any time he showers her with hugs and kisses the claws come out and she attacks.

Bugs Bonnets - 1956

Bugs and Elmer Fudd exchange blows when wearing different hats give them different personalities.

Acrobatty Bunny - 1946

While Bugs Bunny sleeps a circus comes to town and leaves a Lion's cage on top his home. The lion investigates Bug's hole. Bothered by the lion's invasive curiosity, Bugs opts to "fix" the wise guy.

Trick Or Tweet - 1959

Sylvester and his friend Sam both try to capture Tweety.

Rookie Revue - 1941

The toons do a send up of the military as only the toons can do.

Operation: Rabbit - 1952

Wile E. Coyote is determined to catch Bugs but no matter what he tries Bugs turns it back on him.

Porky's Poppa - 1938

With their farm in financial trouble because Porky's cow, Bessie, doesn't give any milk, Porky's father buys a mechanical cow to replace her.

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.

The Foghorn Leghorn - 1948

Henery Hawk, determined to hunt chickens, goes down to Foghorn's barnyard. Henery Hawk misinterprets the dog for a chicken and Foghorn tries to set him straight.

Hold The Lion, Please - 1942

It seems the whole animal kingdom make fun of the lion as a has-been. Anxious to prove them wrong, the lion decides to try and catch Bugs.

The Egg Collector - 1940

Sniffles and his friend the bookworm get together and read about barn owls. The bookworm tells him where they can find one and they go searching for it. Unfortunately they run into the owl.

Tree For Two - 1952

Two dogs chase Sylvester into an alley. The dogs think they have cornered him, but instead they find an escaped panther.

Stupor Duck - 1956

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

Buckaroo Bugs - 1944

The masked marauder strikes again! A local dopey-hero is hired to catch the villain. Bugs gives the hero a hard time until he realizes that the masked marauder is Bugs!