Bugs Bunny and Friends

Beanstalk Bunny - 1955

In this classic Jack and the Beanstalk tale, Daffy takes on the role of Jack, and is accompanied by wise-cracking Bugs.

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.

Hen House Henery - 1949

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

Well Worn Daffy - 1965

In the hot desert, Speedy Gonzales fights Daffy for water.

Boyhood Daze - 1957

Ralph Phillips imagination in class sends him off into space where he embarks on a great adventure that includes a climactic battle with Martians.

Hare-abian Nights - 1959

Bugs is forced to tell the Sultan some tales of his adventures or else face the croc-pit.

Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - 1942

Beakey Buzzard's mother sends him out on a mission to bring back a rabbit for their nest. He's in for trouble when he chooses Bugs as his target.

Last Hungry Cat - 1961

In Hitchcock form this cartoon follows Sylvester after he thinks he has killed Tweety.

Bugged By A Bee - 1969

A bee uses his stinger to push Cool Cat to his athletic limits in college.

Beep Prepared - 1961

Wile E. Coyote chases the Road runner in this classic.

Porky's Bear Facts - 1941

Farmer Porky prepares for winter by sowing plenty of seeds during the summer.

Punch Trunk - 1953

A five-inch-tall bull elephant comes out from hiding in a stalk of bananas when they are unloaded from a cargo ship.

Rocket Squad - 1956

Daffy and Porky are cops in this spoof on Dragnet set in outer space. Daffy and Porky process and analyze the evidence to find their suspect.

Duck! Rabbit, Duck! - 1953

Bugs and Daffy argue over the technicalities of whether it's duck season or rabbit

Room and Bird - 1951

Despite the "no pets allowed" rule in a hotel, some ladies bring in their pets: Tweety and Sylvester.

Hoppy Go Lucky - 1952

Sylvester and his buddy Benny seek out mice at the local warehouse.

Greetings Bait - 1943

A fisherman lowers his line into the water with the Wacky Worm as bait. The Wacky Worm puts on a bathing cap and goes to the bottom to coax fish into grabbing the bait and getting hooked on the fishing line.

Sleepy Time Possum - 1951

Maw and Paw possum try to keep their son from sleeping all the time.

Bugs Bonnets - 1956

Bugs and Elmer Fudd exchange blows when wearing different hats give them different personalities.

Broom-stick Bunny - 1959

Bugs makes a visit to Witch Hazel who is infatuated with her own ugliness and needs a rabbit for her stew...

The Bee-deviled Bruin - 1949

The three bears make many failed attempts to get honey from a local beehive.

Tugboat Granny - 1956

Granny and Tweety are aboard a little tugboat. Sylvester tries several times to board the tugboat to reach Tweety.

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."

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.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again - 1948

A western showdown of Bugs versus Yosemite Sam.

Hurdy-gurdy Hare - 1950

Bugs, the entrepreneurial bunny, reads a classified ad and decides to go into the music business.

Bad Ol' Putty Tat - 1949

Sylvester tries many methods of capturing Tweety, but Tweety out smarts him every time.

Mouse Wreckers - 1949

Hubie and Bertie are determined to live in the house that Claude Cat lives in.

Whoa, Be Gone - 1958

The Coyote tries different plans and different devices to catch the Road Runner including a rocket, a trampoline, a rubber band and dynamite.

Porky's Hotel - 1939

Porky Pig, the proprietor of a hotel, guarantees peace and quiet to a rich, finicky old man, but Gabby annoys Porky's guests by constantly talking.

Cheese It, The Cat - 1957

The honeymousers need to get the cake from the fridge, but a cat stands in their way. It appears they'll have to figure out a smart way of getting round the cat.

Rodent To Stardom - 1967

While scoffing at Speedy Gonzales' successful acting career, Daffy gets "discovered" in Hollywood.

Little Red Riding Rabbit - 1944

Riding Hood takes Bugs over to Granny's house and finds a note to leave Bugs at the door, not knowing the Big Bad Wolf is inside.

Heaven Scent - 1956

Pepe chases a cat who painted a white stripe on her back to avoid some dogs. She runs in the park and even out to the mountains but she can't escape Pepe.

Baby Bottleneck - 1946

A post-war baby-boom era overworks the stork, and faulty deliveries are made. Daffy Duck and Porky Pig are then hired as assistants but this leads to more problems than good.

Toytown Hall - 1936

A young boy who was listening to the radio before being interrupted to go to bed has a dream full of toys mimicking radio stars.

Pop 'im Pop! - 1950

Sylvester brags to his son, Junior, that he can catch giant mice. Just as he says this, a young kangaroo named Hippety Hopper comes hopping by.

Hare-brained Hypnotist - 1942

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

Oily Hare - 1952

A Texas oilman and his assistant, Maverick, try everything to get Bugs to move his hole from their oil fields.

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 Yolks On You - 1980

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

Hollywood Daffy - 1946

Straight off the bus, Daffy kisses the floor when he gets to Hollywood. He wants to get into the studio so bad that he tries every disguise he can think up, impersonating tour guides, celebrities, directors, even the Academy Oscar!

Fox Pop - 1942

A fox is convinced by listening to the radio that he'll be soon skinned and worn as a fashionable clothing article. In a strange twist of fate he ends up trying to get into the Sterling Silver Fox Fur farm.

Bunny Hugged - 1951

A Bugs cartoon parody of pro-wrestling.