Bugs Bunny and Friends

Baton Bunny - 1959

Bugs takes on the unexpected role of being an orchestra conductor.

A Hound For Trouble - 1951

Charlie Dog goes hunting for someone who can speak English to be his master.

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 Duck Hunt - 1949

Porky goes hunting with his dog. They encounter a completely wacky Daffy, who dodges all Porky's bullets and breaks into a can-can dance.

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.

Bill Of Hare - 1962

Bugs is interrupted from his dinner cooking when Taz breaks loose on the pier and tries to eat the rabbit. Bugs outwits Taz and convinces Taz that he should eat moose, the two then go off hunting...

Slick Hare - 1947

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

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.

Corn Plastered - 1951

A test film for a new series about a farmer and a peculiar crow who won't stop stealing the farmer's seed.

Guided Muscle - 1955

The Coyote tries to kill the Road Runner with an arrow, a wrecking ball, a cannon, a big medicine ball, and dynamite on a fishing rod. All of which lead to his own demise.

Prehistoric Porky - 1940

Caveman Porky, searching for a new fur suit, finds the animals violently reluctant to part with their pelts.

A Ham In A Role - 1949

A Shakespearian dog is tired of getting pies in the face for mere "Looney Tunes" and rips up his contract and goes home to appreciate "finer" works.

Stooge For A Mouse - 1950

Sylvester and his friend Mike, a bulldog, are turned against each other by a menacing mouse.

Hare-breadth Hurry - 1963

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

Chimp And Zee - 1968

Chimp and Zee must avoid capture from a hunter looking for exotic animals.

Holiday For Drumsticks - 1949

A hillbilly brings a turkey back to the farm for Thanksgiving, and Daffy tells him their intentions.

Good Night Elmer - 1940

Elmer Fudd makes a buffoon of himself when he tries to go to bed one night. He's so clumsy, that it's frustratingly painful to watch.

Tease For Two - 1965

Daffy Duck rides out to the woods looking for gold, but finds the Goofy Gophers instead.

Stage Door Cartoon - 1944

Elmer Fudd hunts Bugs Bunny. The chase leads to a vaudeville theater where both Bugs and Elmer perform on stage.

Wet Hare - 1962

Bugs Bunny is taking a shower under a waterfall when suddenly the water stops. He goes up to see what the problem is and meets a lumberjack who wants all the water for himself.

Fresh Fish - 1939

Blackout gags about funny fish with funny names intercut with a linking story concerning the renowned Professor Mackerel Fishsticks.

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.

Curtain Razor - 1949

Porky is a talent scout looking for a good act. Many quirky cartoon characters enact a wide variety of acts to peak Porky's interest.

She Was An Acrobat's Daug - 1937

A typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.

Hare-less Wolf - 1958

The wolf from "Red Riding Hoodwinked" gets forced by his wife to hunt down some rabbit.

The Grey Hounded Hare - 1949

Bugs goes to the racing track and fools around with the racing dogs. When the race starts, he gets the hounds to run off the track, get in a taxi cab, and sent off to the pound.

All A Bir-r-r-d - 1950

Tweety is put aboard a train bound for Gower Gulch and runs into the devious Sylvester.

My Green Fedora - 1935

A boy rabbit tries to stop his little brother, Elmer, from crying but nothing seems to work.

Zipping Along - 1953

The Road Runner outpaces a speeding locomotive and then repeatedly runs over and knocks down the Coyote at an intersection.

Fish Tales - 1936

While fishing out in the open sea, Porky bites into a donut which turns out to be bait from a huge fish. The huge fish grabs Porky and takes him home to eat.

The Rattled Rooster - 1948

A rooster who tries to get breakfast early never makes it out in time to catch any worms.

Bell Hoppy - 1954

Sylvester wants to join a local cat gang, but to get in he must get a bell around the biggest mouse he finds, which happens to be Hippety Hopper.

Rebel Rabbit - 1949

While out in the woods, Bugs Bunny discovers signs with bounties for many creatures. He is offended that rabbits are not listed. He heads to Washington D.C. and causes havoc across the country to right this wrong.

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.

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.

The Night Watchman - 1938

Little Tommy Cat is put in charge of being a watchman when his father becomes too sick to do the job.

His Bitter Half - 1950

Daffy responds to a personal ad and marries Lady Duck.

A Witch's Tangled Hare - 1959

In search of poetic inspiration, William Shakespeare comes across the castle of Macbeth and finds Witch Hazel chasing Bugs Bunny therein.

Bedevilled Rabbit - 1957

Bugs gets dropped into Tasmania where he confronts the Tasmanian devil and tricks him into believing he's not a rabbit.

The Draft Horse - 1942

A desperate horse tries all sorts of acts to impress an army Sgt. but fails.

Trip For Tat - 1960

When Granny goes on a world tour with Tweety, Sylvester joins them as a stowaway. It becomes a chase around the world for the little bird.

Ready, Set, Zoom - 1955

Coyote chases Road Runner, and each of them play pranks on each other trying to blow the other one up.

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.

Rabbit's Kin - 1952

Bugs saves a cute little bunny from Pete Puma and teaches him how to act in a cartoon.