Bugs Bunny and Friends

Slick Hare - 1947

Elmer Fudd finds Bugs in the kitchen and decides to use him in the meal.

Boston Quackie - 1957

Daffy takes on a role as a private inspector, and Porky, as his superior, assigns him to deliver an expensive package that he quickly loses.

Scent-imental Romeo - 1951

To get into the zoo at feeding time, a female cat paints a stripe down her back – attracting the attention of Pepe Le Pew.

Zip Zip Hooray - 1962

The Coyote chases the Road Runner.

Nutty News - 1942

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

The Shell Shocked Egg - 1948

A mother turtle buries her eggs in the sand. While she is away, one of the eggs partly hatches and begins roaming the countryside trying to finish hatching.

Tweety's S.O.S. - 1951

Sylvester finds Tweety aboard an ocean liner with Granny.

What's Up, Doc? - 1950

Bugs Bunny gets a call from "Disassociated Press" asking for his life story. Bugs has flashbacks about his life growing up and the different steps in his acting career.

Honey's Money - 1962

Sam marries an ugly, mean widow for her money.

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.

Canary Row - 1950

Tweety is spotted inside the Broken Arms Hotel by Sylvester. Unfortunately, no cats are allowed in the lobby so Sylvester has to think up other means of getting in.

Crockett-Doodle-Do - 1960

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

14 Carrot Rabbit - 1952

Yosemite Sam and Bugs Bunny head first to the Klondike then to Fort Knox in searching of gold.

Forward March Hare - 1953

Bug gets accidentally drafted into the military. It soon becomes clear that a rabbit does not belong in a man's army considering how much of catastrophe-causer he is.

The Honey-mousers - 1956

The Honey-Mousers are starved for food and the cat stands between them and the refrigerator.

Lovelorn Leghorn - 1951

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

Corn On The Cop - 1934

A robber disguised as Granny robs a bank. Policemen, Daffy and Porky hunt the crook down but think the crook is Granny.

High Note - 1960

A conductor has to hunt down a missing musical note that's gotten drunk and ran off. He finds the missing note, but by this time all of the notes have gone off to the local bar.

Rabbit Every Monday - 1951

Sam traps Bugs and tries to cook him.

Piker's Peak - 1957

Bugs and Sam are in a race to see who can climb to the top of Schmatterhorn first and win 50,000 cronkites.

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.

Tweet Zoo - 1957

Sylvester visits the zoo, but he is only interested in one animal, Tweety Bird.

One Meat Brawl - 1947

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

Ham-ateur Night - 1939

It’s a night for amateur acts at the local Warner Bros. theatre.

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.

Hillbilly Hare - 1950

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

Street Cat Named Sylvester, A (1953) - 1953

Tweety is freezing in the winter cold and seeks warmth in Granny's home where Sylvester and Hector are also.

A Feud There Was - 1938

As two neighboring families wage war, Egghead rolls by and tries to bring peace to "this meaningless" war. Enraged, the two families team up to get Egghead.

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.

Get Rich Quick Porky - 1937

Porky gets talked into investing his savings into a phony oil field by a slick con man.

Katnip Kollege - 1938

All the students at Katnip Kollege are in the groove. Johnny the cat starts singing and the Professor makes him wear the dunce cap. A swingin' clock gives Johnny the beat, and he takes it and runs right down to where the cats are havin' a session.

Crowing Pains - 1947

Sylvester, Foghorn, Henery Hawk and the dog all battle it out. Sylvester wants the dog's bone, and Henery Hawk is in the middle of Foghorn and Sylvester trying to decide who is the "real" chicken to eat.

Hare Ribbin - 1944

A Russian dialect dog wants a rabbit sandwich out of Bugs.

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.

Hippety Hopper - 1949

A mouse enlists the kangaroo, Hippety Hopper, to get back at Sylvester.

See Ya Later Gladiator - 1968

Daffy Duck is an assistant in a Mexican scientist's laboratory, where Speedy Gonzales bothers him. So Daffy uses a time machine to get revenge.

Blooper Bunny - 1997

Bugs Bunny stars in a series of "blooper" outtakes from his own classic cartoons in this modern-day Merrie Melodies episode.

Bewitched Bunny - 1954

Bugs enters the fairytale world to go save Hanzel and Grettel from the witch.

Flowers For Madame - 1935

An ugly, ostracized cactus saves the day when a fire engulfs Flower Town.

Birdy & The Beast - 1944

Tweety wreaks havok on an unsuspecting cat.

Dog Gone People - 1960

Elmer Fudd does his boss a favor by babysitting his dog. The only problem is that the dog wants to be treated like a human and starts taking over the house.

The Trial Of Mr. Wolf - 1941

The case of the Big Bad Wolf vs. Little Red Riding Hood is presented to a jury of wolves.

My Bunny Lies Over The Sea - 1948

In Scotland, Bugs gets into a fight with McCrory, and they decide to settle it over a game of golf.