Bugs Bunny and Friends

His Hare Raising Tale - 1951

Bugs recounts to his nephew, Clyde Rabbit, over-exaggerated tales of his experiences in the major leagues, in plays, in the boxing ring and his trips to the moon.

Good Noose - 1962

Daffy is found as a stowaway aboard large ship. In an effort to avoid being thrown off board he tries entertaining the captain with amateur magic tricks.

Why Do I Dream Those Dreams - 1934

A cartoon fantasy based on the legend of Rip Van Winkle and his long, long nap.

Hip Hip-hurry! - 1958

The coyote consumes some high-speed tonic to catch up with the Road Runner, but he can't seem to control it.

Tweetie Pie - 1947

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

Dough Ray Me-ow - 1948

A clumsy cat by the name of Heathcliff inherits his owner's fortune but the pet parrot wants it all to himself. Heathcliff is tricked into doing various things by the parrot that are meant to kill him, but the parrot just can't succeed.

A Broken Leghorn - 1959

Foghorn tries to do a good deed by helping childless old Prissy Hen to lay an egg by planting one when she's not looking. Trouble arrises when the hatchling wants to take over Foghorn's job.

The Old Grey Hare - 1944

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

Daffy Duck & Egghead - 1938

In an episode done in a very Elmer Fudd and Bugs fashion, Daffy and Egghead struggle with each other.

A Squeak In The Deep - 1966

Speedy Gonzales and Daffy Duck enter a boat race.

Fistic Mystic - 1968

Merlin and Second Banana enter Rattlesnake Gulch, a western town where they are faced with a fight with the town bully. Merlin and Second Banana must use their magic to defeat the foe.

D' Fightin' Ones - 1961

Sylvester and a bulldog are handcuffed together on the way to the pound. They break loose, but they're stuck together with cuffs.

Operation: Rabbit - 1952

Wile E. Coyote is determined to catch Bugs but no matter what he tries Bugs turns it back on him.

Long-Haired Hare - 1949

Bugs distracts Giovanni Jones from practicing for his concert.

Streamlined Greta Green - 1937

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

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.

The Up-standing Sitter - 1947

Daffy Duck is sent to a hen house to baby-sit an egg.

Who Scent You? - 1960

A female cat sneaks under a freshly painted fence to get onto a boat, leaving her with a white stripe across her back. Pepe LePew spots the female from shore and rushes onto the boat.

Piker's Peak - 1957

Bugs and Sam are in a race to see who can climb to the top of Schmatterhorn first and win 50,000 cronkites.

Prince Violent - 1961

Bugs tries to protect a castle by kicking Sam the Terrible out and not letting him back in.

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 Fire Alarm - 1936

Ham and Ex get up to a lot of mischief when left alone in their Uncle's firehouse.

Clippety Clobbered - 1966

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

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.

Dog Gone South - 1950

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

A Taste Of Catnip - 1966

Daffy Duck visits a psychiatrist to tell of his obsession with Speedy Gonzales.

Pre-hysterical Hare - 1958

Running from Elmer, Bugs is wondering why there is an annual rabbit hunting season. Bugs looks back in time to 10,000 B.C. and sees that even back then there was a rabbit hunting season.

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.

Heir-conditioned - 1955

Sylvester inherits a fortune and Elmer Fudd is determined to convince him to invest.

Count Me Out - 1938

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

Fish And Slips - 1962

Sylvester runs into a lot of problems when he tries to teach Junior how to fish.

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...

The Windblown Hare - 1949

Bugs Bunny gets swindled by the Three Little Pigs into buying their houses of straw and wood.

Feed the Kitty - 1952

Marc Anthony, the ferocious bellowing bulldog, is reduced to a softie by a little affectionate cat. Marc Anthony wants to take it home but his owner says "not one more thing" and so he must sneak the kitten around.

Tree Cornered Tweety - 1956

Tweety narrates a story of his life and daily activities, including Sylvester's constant attempts to catch him.

Snow Excuse - 1966

Speedy Gonzales decides to steal firewood from Daffy Duck.

Kiddin' the Kitten - 1952

Dodsworth, a lazy cat, gets a warning from the lady of the house that he better get rid of the mice or he has to go.

Forward March Hare - 1953

Bug gets accidentally drafted into the military. It soon becomes clear that a rabbit does not belong in a man's army considering how much of catastrophe-causer he is.

Hare And Loathing In Las Vegas - 2003

Bugs wins big at Yosemite Sam's casino because of his rabbit feet.

Often An Orphan - 1949

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

Goopy Geer - 1932

In a crowded nightclub everyone comes to see Goopy Gear the star piano-playing dog. Goopy plays a few sets of songs, and the crowd dances along.

Chariots Of Fur - 1994

Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner do battle yet again.

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.

A Tale Of Two Mice - 1945

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

The Chocolate Chase - 1980

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

Backwoods Bunny - 1959

Bugs makes a pit stop at the Ozarks, deciding to stay there for a bit. In the meanwhile Bugs uses his wits to out-smart two hillbilly buzzards trying to catch him for their stew.

Hen House Henery - 1949

Henery Hawk sets out to catch Foghorn but he scolds Henery and tells him to start small.

Little Orphan Airedale - 1947

Rags McMutt escapes from the city pound and runs into his old friend Charlie. Charlie tells him how he found an owner so that Rags can hopefully find one too.

Bars & Stripes Forever - 1939

A romp on life in jail. Prisoner's break out into songs, and try to escape from prison.

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.

The Unmentionables - 1963

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