Bugs Bunny and Friends

Long-Haired Hare - 1949

Bugs distracts Giovanni Jones from practicing for his concert.

Curious Puppy - 1939

A curious dog gets into a lot of trouble when he enters an amusement park after it's closed.

Birdy & The Beast - 1944

Tweety wreaks havok on an unsuspecting cat.

Daffy Doodles - 1946

Porky investigates rumors of a mustache maniac who paints mustaches on every picture. It turns out to be Daffy.

The Lion's Busy - 1950

Beaky Buzzard is determined to eat Leo the Lion and tries many different ways to prepare him.

Rhapsody Rabbit - 1946

Bugs Bunny attempts to perform a piano solo of Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody" but is foiled by a little mouse.

People Are Bunny - 1959

Daffy hears that a television station is giving away a prize to the first person who can bring in a rabbit. Daffy chases Bugs and traps him in a telephone booth.

Tweety's S.O.S. - 1951

Sylvester finds Tweety aboard an ocean liner with Granny.

Fresh Airdale - 1945

A story about a greedy mischievous dog that puts itself in the right place at the right time to steal credit from others and receive underserved food and praise.

Zip Zip Hooray - 1962

The Coyote chases the Road Runner.

Chicken Jitters - 1939

Porky must protect the wide variety of poultry from a hungry fox.

Little Red Walking Hood - 1937

The Big Bad Wolf breaks into Granny’s house, and Red Riding stops by not knowing he’s there.

The Chocolate Chase - 1980

Daffy tricks local town mice out of chocolate Easter bunnies so they enlist Speedy to solve the problem.

The Million Hare - 1963

A television show is having a contest to see who can get to the television station first, Bugs or Daffy.

Booby Hatched - 1944

A mother duck has trouble finding one her half-hatched eggs, which has walked off into trouble.

Stork Naked - 1955

The stork is having a busy day delivering babies to families. Daffy Duck is also waiting for his delivery, but he's ready to keep the stork far away from his home."

A Tale Of Two Mice - 1945

Babbit and Catstello try to steal some cheese from under the nose of the house cat.

Hoppy Daze - 1961

Sylvester gets coaching for mouse catching, but it turns out he chose the wrong place to practice because it's Hippety Hopper's territory.

False Hare - 1964

The big bad Wolf and his cousin setup a rabbit club as a front for a rabbit trap. Bugs plays along with their club just to cause more trouble for the Wolves.

Knights Must Fall - 1949

In medieval times, for the horrendous act of tossing a half- eaten carrot into a suit of armor, Bugs Bunny is challenged to a duel by Sir Pantsalot of Drop Seat Manor.

Mr. & Mrs. Is The Name - 1935

A girl mermaid is kidnapped by an octopus so the little boy mermaid goes to rescue her.

Weasel Stop - 1956

Foghorn decides to team up with a weasel to get rid of the dog.

Often An Orphan - 1949

Charlie Dog tries everything to get Porky to take him in.

Dog Gone Modern - 1939

Two dogs move into a house that is maintained by machines. The only problem is, the machines can't distinguish that their dogs. So the dishwashing machine grabs one of the dogs and washes it and the other dog gets folded by the folding

Transylvania 6-5000 - 1963

While tunneling to Pittsburgh, Bugs Bunny mistakenly surfaces in Transylvania and meets a vampire named Count Bloodcount.

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.

The Rebel Without Claws - 1961

All the Confederate Army's carrier pigeons have been shot down, leaving the task of delivering an important message to Tweety.

Dog Gone South - 1950

Charlie Dog tries to charm a southern Confederate colonel into taking him in.

The Wild Chase - 1965

A big race is held to determine who is the fastest: Speedy Gonzales or the Road Runner. Meanwhile, the Coyote and Sylvester wait in the rocks with fork and knife.

Plane Dippy - 1936

Air Corpsman Porky is caught in a voice-controlled airplane responding to commands given to a dog by children near the microphone.

Go Fly A Kit - 1957

A kitten raised by an old eagle grows up learning how to fly. With this amazing cat ability he saves his love-to-be woman cat from the dangers of a chasing bulldog.

The Wise Quacking Duck - 1943

Mr. Meek has the job of killing Daffy Duck for his wife to cook for dinner. However, Daffy will not go easily.

Hold The Lion, Please - 1942

It seems the whole animal kingdom make fun of the lion as a has-been. Anxious to prove them wrong, the lion decides to try and catch Bugs.

Ding Dog Daddy - 1942

A love-stricken dog mistakes a statue in the garden as his lover. The local bulldog keeps kicking him out but he just keeps trying to get back in.

Soup Or Sonic - 1980

The Coyote chases the Roadrunner all over the desert and ends up tiny.

Unexpected Pest - 1956

Sylvester overhears his owners talking about getting rid of him. To keep his home, he must prove he is worth having by catching a mouse.

The Old Grey Hare - 1944

Elmer Fudd asks God when he will finally be able to catch Bugs.

The Unmentionables - 1963

A spoof on the television series "The Untouchables." Bugs Bunny is an agent who has tracked criminals to their hideout.

Bingo Crosbyana - 1936

A charactization of Bing Crosby as a fly, who comes down to woo all the other insects with his singing talent, and aerial skills.

A Pizza Tweety Pie - 1958

Granny takes Tweety to Italy, where he ends up having to save himself from Sylvester.

Awful Orphan - 1949

Charlie Dog tries to take up home in Porky Pig's house and Porky goes through great lengths to get rid of him.

Streamlined Greta Green - 1937

In this slice-of-life cartoon, automobiles act like people.

Bonanza Bunny - 1959

Bugs joins an 1896 gold town and duels a French-Canadian version of Yosemite Sam.