Bugs Bunny and Friends

Hare-um Scare-um - 1939

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

My Green Fedora - 1935

A boy rabbit tries to stop his little brother, Elmer, from crying but nothing seems to work.

Tweetie Pie - 1947

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

To Duck Or Not To Duck - 1943

While Elmer Fudd is hunting fowl he shoots Daffy Duck, who only pretends to be wounded.

Holiday For Shoestrings - 1946

Jake needs help at for his shoe repair store. One night as he sleeps, little Fudd-like elves visit him to construct shoes.

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.

Duck! Rabbit, Duck! - 1953

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

Ham-ateur Night - 1939

It’s a night for amateur acts at the local Warner Bros. theatre.

Trip For Tat - 1960

When Granny goes on a world tour with Tweety, Sylvester joins them as a stowaway. It becomes a chase around the world for the little bird.

The Music Mice-tro - 1969

Daffy is on a vacation from Hollywood when Speedy and his Mexicali Mariachi band come to audition for him.

The Good Egg - 1939

A hen that is unable to be a mother discovers an abandoned egg.

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.

Rabbit Romeo - 1957

Elmer's uncle, Judd, promises him $500 if he will watch his lovesick rabbit, Millicent. When Elmer gets Bugs to come over and keep Millie company, crazy things start happening.

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.

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.

Scrambled Aches - 1957

The Coyote chases the Roadrunner again!

Nasty Quacks - 1945

A father gave his daughter, Agnes, a baby duck. The duck grows up to be Daffy and the father hates him so he kicks him out of the house.

Easy Peckin's - 1953

A fox makes various efforts to sneak into a poultry farm but keeps getting foiled by a particularly strong rooster.

Porky The Rainmaker - 1936

Farmer Pig sent his son Porky into town to buy some feed, but a traveling salesman sold Porky a box of "weather pills" instead.

Rabbit's Feat - 1960

Wile E. Coyote decides to cook and eat Bugs, but Bugs is on to his plan.

Kit For Cat - 1948

Sylvester and the orange kitten are taken in by Elmer Fudd.

Curtain Razor - 1949

Porky is a talent scout looking for a good act. Many quirky cartoon characters enact a wide variety of acts to peak Porky's interest.

Holiday For Drumsticks - 1949

A hillbilly brings a turkey back to the farm for Thanksgiving, and Daffy tells him their intentions.

Good Night Elmer - 1940

Elmer Fudd makes a buffoon of himself when he tries to go to bed one night. He's so clumsy, that it's frustratingly painful to watch.

Rabbit's Kin - 1952

Bugs saves a cute little bunny from Pete Puma and teaches him how to act in a cartoon.

Hare Splitter - 1948

Bugs and his neighbor rabbit, Casbah, compete for Daisy Lou's affection.

She Was An Acrobat's Daug - 1937

A typical afternoon at the movies is lampooned in this looney trip to the cinema.

Crockett-Doodle-Do - 1960

Foghorn tries to teach the brainy chicken, Egghead Jr., about the great outdoors.

Birth of a Notion - 1947

Instead of going south like the rest of the birds, Daffy decides to stick around and try to stay out of someone else’s house.

Scent-imental Over You - 1947

On Park Avenue and 86th Street, all the fancy dogs except a little female Mexican hairless are sporting new coats.

Hare-brained Hypnotist - 1942

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

Rebel Rabbit - 1949

While out in the woods, Bugs Bunny discovers signs with bounties for many creatures. He is offended that rabbits are not listed. He heads to Washington D.C. and causes havoc across the country to right this wrong.

Hyde And Go Tweet - 1960

Sylvester is sleeping on the ledge outside the office of Dr. Jekyll (whom we see in his office drinking the potion that turns him into a monster).

Rabbit Stew And Rabbits Too (1969) - 1969

A fox reads in a cookbook that the first thing he has to do before cooking is to catch a rabbit.

Guided Muscle - 1955

The Coyote tries to kill the Road Runner with an arrow, a wrecking ball, a cannon, a big medicine ball, and dynamite on a fishing rod. All of which lead to his own demise.

Aqua Duck - 1963

Daffy finds himself wandering a desert thirsting for water. He stumbles upon a gold nugget, that he eventually has to give up in exchange for water.

Really Scent - 1959

Pepe falls in love with a cat with a white stripe.

Porky's Duck Hunt - 1937

Porky decides to go duck hunting with his dog but has considerable trouble when he meets Daffy.

Robot Rabbit - 1953

Farmer Fudd is peeved at the carrot-thief Bugs.

The Slap-hoppy Mouse - 1956

Local cat gossip says that Sylvester is no longer a great mouse catcher. To prove them wrong, Sylvester takes his son mouse-catching.

I Haven't Got A Hat - 1935

Beans pulls a gag on Oliver at a school musical.

You Were Never Duckier - 1948

Daffy dresses up to win a Rooster Contest and gets grabed by Henery Hawk.

The Squawkin Hawk - 1942

Little Henery Hawk won't eat the worm his mother is trying to feed him.

Roman Legion-hare - 1955

Yosemite Sam selects Bugs Bunny to be a victim for the Roman Colosseum.