Bugs Bunny and Friends

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The greatest animated characters and cartoons produced at Warner Bros. legendary Termite Terrace. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Road Runner and all their friends are featured here weekly.

Next Airings

Mar 16th 8:00pm ET

Baseball Bugs - 1946

Bugs takes on a team of Gorillias in this baseball comedy.

A-Haunting We Will Go - 1966

On Halloween, Daffy tries to prove to his nephew that here is no such thing as witches.

Feline Frame-Up - 1954

Marc Anthony gets trouble when Claude Cat frames him trying to eat Pussyfoot. As soon as Marc Anthony gets kicked out, Claude Cat proceeds with images of kitten torture and it's up to Marc to save the kitten.

Stop! Look! And Hasten! - 1954

The Coyote employs a series of devices to try to capture the Road Runner.

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.

The Gay Anties - 1947

While a romantic couple cuddle in the park, the ants sneak away the food from their picnic basket. Ants ski down an ice-cream Sundae, make dresses from the olives, and a string of hot-dogs are moved like a train.

It's An Ill Wind - 1939

During a storm, Porky and Dippy take refuge in a scary building and have many hilarious and hair-raising mishaps with imaginary spooks.

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.

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.

Wearing Of The Grin - 1951

Porky Pig is a weary traveler who must stay the night in a foreboding castle. There, the castle's caretaker warns Porky about the leprechauns that roam the grounds tricking wayward travelers.

The Stupor Salesman - 1948

When notorious bank robber Slug McSlug escapes the police dragnet by hiding out in an abandoned country house, he is visited by salesman Daffy Duck, who is absolutely determined to sell him something.

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.

Bunker Hill Bunny - 1950

The historic Revolutionary War battle at Bagel Heights is fought between Bugs and Yosemite.

Mar 17th 9:00am ET

Bewitched Bunny - 1954

Pigs In A Polka - 1943

The Slick Chick - 1962

The Duxorcist - 1987

Naughty But Mice - 1939

Show Biz Bugs - 1957

Mar 17th 8:00pm ET

Bunny Hugged - 1951

Daffy Flies North - 1980

Cat Feud - 1958

Sugar And Spies - 1966

Greedy For Tweety - 1957

Cat-Tails for Two - 1953

Porky's Five & Ten - 1938

Captain Hareblower - 1954

Pappy's Puppy - 1955

The Swooner Crooner - 1944

Chili Con Corny - 1965

Corn Plastered - 1951

Devil's Feud Cake - 1963

Mar 18th 9:00am ET

This Is A Life? - 1955

Cinderella Meets A Fella - 1938

Last Hungry Cat - 1961

Corn On The Cop - 1934

Believe It Or Else - 1939

Bedevilled Rabbit - 1957

Mar 18th 8:00pm ET

Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare - 1964

Don't Axe Me - 1958

Pigs Is Pigs - 1937

Ready, Set, Zoom - 1955

Hawaiian Aye Aye - 1964

Prest-O Change-O - 1939

Porky's Hare Hunt - 1938

From Hare To Heir (1960) - 1960

Speedy Gonzales - 1955

Lickety-splat - 1961

Daffy Rents - 1966

Senorella And The Glass Huarache - 1964

Gorilla My Dreams - 1948

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