Bugs Bunny and Friends

Wacky Wabbit - 1942

Elmer Fudd is prospecting for gold in the desert by digging holes across the landscape and throwing a stick of dynamite in every one. But every time, Bugs Bunny throws it back at him.

What's My Lion? - 1961

When a mountain lion realizes that hunting season has started, he hides in a tourist lodge, pretending to be a stuffed lion.

Sugar And Spies - 1966

A spy being pursued by the police throws his "Spy Kit" out. The Coyote finds it and uses it to help him chase the Road Runner.

Let It Be Me - 1936

Mr. Bingo steals Emily away from her boyfriend and takes her to a club.

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.

Sahara Hare - 1955

Bugs Bunny takes a wrong turn on the way to Miami Beach and ends up in the Sahara Desert. While in the desert, Bugs upsets Yosemite Sam and causes him to be pursued.

Easter Yeggs - 1947

Bugs helps out the exhausted Easter bunny by taking his place for the day. Elmer Fudd waits at his house ready to make 'wabbit' stew.

A Bird in A Guilty Cage - 1952

Mannequins and clothes go flying in this Sylvester and Tweety chase in a department store.

Pests For Guests - 1955

The new chest Elmer bought for his bedroom has been taken over by gophers.

Going! Going! Gosh! - 1952

The Coyote makes various attempts to get the Road Runner such as with an explosive-tipped arrow, by shooting himself out of a sling shot and by covering the road with quick drying cement.

Case Of The Stuttering Pig, The (1937) - 1937

Porky and his family are the target of a monster who wants their inheritance.

Back Alley Oproar - 1948

Elmer Fudd tries to silence a singing Sylvester because Fudd wants sleep.

Strangled Eggs - 1961

Foghorn Leghorn is completely out of food. To survive the long winter, Foghorn decides to court Miss Prissy.

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.

Eatin On The Cuff (The Moth Who Came to Dinner) - 1942

A piano player tells the story of a love relationship between a moth and a honey bee.

The Great Piggy Bank Robbery - 1946

Daffy falls asleep reading Dick Tracy comics and becomes Dick Twacy in his dreams.

Porky Chops - 1949

Porky, a lumberjack, is trying to chop down a tree, but a squirrel who lives there battles him to save it.

Feather Finger - 1966

A down-on-his-luck Daffy Duck is hired as a gunslinger to capture Speedy Gonzalez.

Spaced Out Bunny - 1980

Marvin the Martian and Hugo, the abominable snowman, capture the earth creature Bugs Bunny.

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.

The Mouse On 57th Street - 1961

A mouse accidently steals a diamond and is chased by the police.

Tired And Feathered - 1965

The Coyote once again chases the Road Runner and tries to fly.

The Crackpot Quail - 1941

A goofy dog decides to go off hunting for quails. He runs into a wise-guy quail similar to Bugs Bunny -- who gives him similar trouble.

Daffy Flies North - 1980

Daffy needs to go south, but he doesn't want to fly. Instead he tries to find alternate means of getting there.

Hare-brained Hypnotist - 1942

Elmer Fudd stalks Bugs trying to use hypnotism to get Bugs.

A Hare Grows In Manhattan - 1947

Now a Hollywood star, Bugs tells a reporter of his humble beginnings on the east side of New York.

Red Riding Hoodwinked - 1955

Tweety is chased by Sylvester and the Big Bad Wolf in this twist on Red Riding Hood.

Circus Today - 1940

A slap stick collection of circus gags.

Just Plane Beep - 1965

Wile E. Coyote learns of an "ACME War Surplus Sale" and orders a vintage World War I bi-plane to get the Road Runner.

Porky The Rainmaker - 1936

Farmer Pig sent his son Porky into town to buy some feed, but a traveling salesman sold Porky a box of "weather pills" instead.

Who's Kitten Who? - 1952

Hippety Hopper escapes the zoo and winds up in the basement of Sylvester's house.

The Dixie Fryer - 1960

Foghorn gets chased by two hillbilly chicken hawks, Pappy and Elvis. Foghorn eventually outsmarts the shotgun wielding pair.

Hare Brush - 1955

Bugs believes he’s a human and goes hunting for Elmer Fudd who believes he’s a rabbit.

Hobby Horse Laffs - 1942

This cartoon pokes fun at people and their hobbies.

The Yolks On You - 1980

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

Dime To Retire - 1955

Daffy offers Porky a hotel room for a measly fee. Yet, as Porky tries to sleep Daffy puts in various creatures that make it hard for him to sleep. So he must keep paying fees to have the problem dealt with.

Mutiny on the Bunny - 1950

Shanghi Sam tricks Bugs into sailing with him and then makes him do all the work.

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.