Bugs Bunny and Friends

Invasion Of The Bunny Snatchers - 1992

Alien pod people have captured Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, and Elmer Fudd and taken their places. Bugs must escape before he is the next victim.

The Bear's Tale - 1940

An unorthodox story about Goldilocks and the three bears.

Tweet Dreams - 1959

Sylvester realizes he has a fixation with Tweety and seeks help from a psychiatrist.

Duck Soup To Nuts - 1944

Porky spots Daffy in a crowd of ducks and thus begins the hunter-gag chase.

Homeless Hare - 1950

A roughneck, musclebound construction worker up earths Bug's rabbit hole despite his pleas. The bunny declares war and through a variety of chase scenes smacks around the brute.

Show Biz Bugs - 1957

Daffy is jealous that Bugs' show is more popular than his own.

The Jet Cage - 1962

Granny orders a new-fangled flying bird cage for Tweety, jet-powered and complete with crash helmet. Tweety tries it out in the backyard and heckles Sylvester.

Rhapsody In Rivets - 1941

Builders construct a building to the tune of Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody."

Clippety Clobbered - 1966

Wile E. Coyote tries to use invisible paint, rubber paint, and a rocket to try and catch the Road Runner.

Naughty Neighbors - 1939

Porky Pig attempts to halt an ancient feud between two families.

Lumber Jerks - 1955

As the Gophers prepare for winter, their tree is moved to a local saw mill.

Drip-Along Daffy - 1951

A western parody of a dangerous wilderness town and the hero that tries to fix it. Drip-Along Daffy is our hero on horseback and Porky Pig is the sidekick on a mule.

Napoleon Bunny-Part - 1956

Bugs goes back in time and meets Napoleon who he annoys so much that he sends his guards to arrest Bugs.

The Honey-mousers - 1956

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

The Prize Pest - 1951

Porky won a radio quiz show contest, and his prize is Daffy popping out of a cake.

The Merry Old Soul - 1935

Old King Cole marries the Woman in the Shoe who has lots of children, including two naughty ones.

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.

Barbary-coast Bunny - 1956

Bugs runs into a giant gold boulder, which makes him rich. Unfortunately, Nasty Canasta uses a phony bank to steal Bug's fortune.

Knight-mare Hare - 1955

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

Mixed Master - 1956

Harry brings home a dog, Robert, and his wife immediately doesn't like him because she doesn't think he will get along with her dog.

Tweetie Pie - 1947

When Tweety is brought in from the cold, the owner warns Sylvester to leave him alone.

Robin Hood Daffy - 1958

Daffy attempts to convince Porky, as Friar Tuck, that he really is Robin Hood.

Two Scent's Worth - 1955

In the French Alps, a bank robber uses a fake skunk to help clear out a bank, and Pepe LePew falls head over heels in love.

Mutiny on the Bunny - 1950

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

The Heckling Hare - 1941

A dopey dog goes sniffing down Bug's hole to find a rabbit. While he digs, Bugs comes out and watches. The bunny gives him a big kiss on the face and the dog chases after him in hot pursuit.

Cheese Chasers - 1951

Herbie and Bertie decide that there's nothing else to live for after they eat enough cheese to feed a mouse for 2000 years. They spend all their time trying to convince a suspicious cat to eat them.

Home, Tweet Home - 1950

As Tweety takes a bird bath, Sylvester slowly creeps up behind him and gets so close that the bird uses his tongue as a towel.

Tired And Feathered - 1965

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

Much Ado About Nutting - 1953

A squirrel buys a huge nut and tries everything he can to get it open.

High Diving Hare - 1949

Sam forces Bugs into a high diving position but unlucky for him Bugs tricks Sam into doing the high dives.

Bowery Bugs - 1949

Bugs recounts a story of how he tricked a man so much so that he jumped off a bridge.

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.

Naughty But Mice - 1939

Sniffles befriends an electric razor but finds trouble as well.

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.

Porky's Naughty Nephews - 1938

At the Cartoon Animal's Outing, Porky's little nephew Pinkie bothers him so much that Porky enters the swim race to escape.

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.

Yankee Dood It - 1956

The King of the Elves, Elmer Fudd, discovers that a magic word turns his people into mice – and Sylvester is around!

A Wild Hare - 1940

While hunting rabbits, Elmer Fudd comes across Bugs Bunny who tricks and harasses the hunter.

Stupor Duck - 1956

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

Count Me Out - 1938

Egghead takes boxing lessons and ends up facing a boxing champ!

I Haven't Got A Hat - 1935

Beans pulls a gag on Oliver at a school musical.

Hasty Hare - 1952

Marvin and his Martian dog are assigned to bring back one Earth creature for study. They choose Bugs.