Bugs Bunny and Friends

What's Opera Doc - 1957

Elmer Fudd is hunting Bugs Bunny and chases him into an opera acting out their characters.

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.

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 Aristo-cat - 1943

Pussy, the pampered cat is left to fend for himself when his owner and servant abandon him. Alone, Pussy learns what it means to be a real cat as he faces threats from tricky mice and a loud dog.

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.

The Iceman Ducketh - 1964

At a trading post in the Klondike, Daffy Duck overhears that they are paying big bucks for furs. He heads north to trap Bugs Bunny and cash in.

Heir-conditioned - 1955

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

I Was A Teenage Thumb - 1963

George Ebeneezer Thumb and his wife Prunehilda wish for a baby no bigger than her thumb.

Zoom And Bored - 1957

The Coyote chases the Road Runner but takes a nervous leap anytime the bird sneaks up behind him and "beep-beeps."

Porky's Prize Pony - 1941

When Porky's horse accidentally gets drunk before a big steeplechase race, Porky is forced to use a clumsy substitute.

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.

My Little Duckaroo - 1954

Daffy, and his side kick Porky Pig, are heroes in the old west who hunt a desperado named Nasty Canasta.

The Million Hare - 1963

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

Flowers For Madame - 1935

An ugly, ostracized cactus saves the day when a fire engulfs Flower Town.

Dough for the Do-Do - 1949

Porky goes to Wackyland to hunt the Dodo bird.

Cat's Paw - 1959

Sylvester tries to help Junior get a cat's paw badge for hunting birds.

Daffy Duck & Egghead - 1938

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

Hare Lift - 1952

Bugs takes the 50-cent tour of a giant plane which Sam hijacks and Bugs is forced to fly at gun-point.

Hare Conditioned - 1945

Bugs gets chased all around the department store he works at when he's told by the store official that he's being transferred to the taxidermy department to be stuffed.

A Hound For Trouble - 1951

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

Cock-a-doodle Duel - 2003

Foghorn Leghorn's dominance over the chicken coop is threatened by a younger rooster.

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.

From A to Z-Z-Z-Z - 1953

Another episode with Ralph Phillips and all his daydreaming fantasies. He fights math problems on the chalkboard, becomes part of the pony express escaping Indians and flies like a bird.

Rabbit Fire - 1951

Elmer is out hunting when Bugs and Daffy each try to trick him into shooting the other.

Hare-breadth Hurry - 1963

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

A Bird in A Guilty Cage - 1952

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

Dog Tales - 1958

An assortment of Dog-related gags such as a Doberman Pinscher who pinches people.

Beep, Beep - 1952

The Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote are at it again. Some highlights include Coyote lighting a match in a room full of explosives and Coyote flying off into the sky with one of his rockets.

Porky's Super Service - 1937

While running a service station, Porky Pig must contend with an obnoxious, prank-playing child.

I Got Plenty Of Mutton - 1944

A wolf goes after a flock whose sheepdog enlisted.

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.

Hare-um Scare-um - 1939

Bugs battles with a hunter appearing in various guises and making doors appear that lead to nowhere.

The Hep Cat - 1942

A dog tries to lure a cat in with a sexy-cat puppet. The cat, struck with love, breaks out in a variety of songs.

Scaredy Cat - 1948

On a dark night, Porky Pig brings Sylvester to their new home, a Gothic mansion.

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.

A Squeak In The Deep - 1966

Speedy Gonzales and Daffy Duck enter a boat race.

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.

Rabbit Hood - 1949

While stealing a carrot in Sherwood Forest on the king's property, Bugs gets caught by the sheriff.

Wild Over You - 1953

A female wildcat paints a white stripe on herself to scare a zookeeper and escape from the zoo at the Paris Exposition. Pepe LePew pursues his love, but any time he showers her with hugs and kisses the claws come out and she attacks.

Tree Cornered Tweety - 1956

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

Duck Soup To Nuts - 1944

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

The Trial Of Mr. Wolf - 1941

The case of the Big Bad Wolf vs. Little Red Riding Hood is presented to a jury of wolves.

Rabbit Seasoning - 1952

Elmer is hunting both Daffy and Bugs again. Bugs talks Elmer into going after Daffy, who ends up getting the worst of all the pranks.