Bugs Bunny and Friends

Hot Cross Bunny - 1948

Bugs Bunny is a science research test subject for the switching of his brain with a chicken.

For Scent-imental Reasons - 1949

Pepe LePew walks into a perfume shop to sniff the various perfumes. The shopkeeper recruits a cat to fight him off, but Pepe ends up falling in love with the cat when it picks up a white stripe.

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.

Daffy Duck & Egghead - 1938

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

Flying Circus - 1968

Ace, a World War I pilot, accidentally lands in the enemy airfield and is chased by German troops.

Gorilla My Dreams - 1948

Bugs is adrift at sea in a barrel when he suddenly finds an island.

The Old Grey Hare - 1944

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

Sandy Claws - 1955

Granny and Tweety go to the beach where a hungry Sylvester is too.

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

There They Go-go-go - 1956

The Coyote tries to capture the Road Runner, but all his gadgets backfire and all of his ideas fail.

Porky in the North Woods - 1936

When a villainous trapper captures Porky's animal friends in his traps, Porky releases the animals and they vanquish their foe.

Snow Time For Comedy - 1941

Two curious dogs chase a bone in a snowy wilderness setting.

Kit For Cat - 1948

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

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.

Mr. & Mrs. Is The Name - 1935

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

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.

I Wanna Play House - 1936

Two mischievous little bears, one brown and one black, play hide and seek.

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.

Operation: Rabbit - 1952

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

Freudy Cat - 1964

Sylvester's mental state appears highly unstable due to his experiences with Hippety Hopper. Junior takes him to see a cat psychiatrist and he digresses into flashbacks of his previous encounters with the "giant mouse".

The Eager Beaver - 1946

Eager Beaver is a goofy, ski-capped chap who is so eager for wood he chops down phone poles. Now he chew down a giant tree on top the local mountain in order to finish the dam.

Ready, Set, Zoom - 1955

Coyote chases Road Runner, and each of them play pranks on each other trying to blow the other one up.

Porky And Teabiscuit - 1939

Porky accidentally buys an old horse at an auction and must enter him in a race to recoup his loss.

Really Scent - 1959

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

Ducking The Devil - 1957

Daffy tries to figure out a way of capturing the Tasmanian devil for a reward of $5,000.

Rabbit Rampage - 1955

Elmer has the power of an animator and drives Bugs mad.

Pigs Is Pigs - 1937

A little pig is so obsessed with food that he steals one of his mother's pies.

Well Worn Daffy - 1965

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

Gold Rush Daze - 1939

A city slicker looking for gold stops at a desert gas station. Upon his arrival we go through flashback gags of looking for gold. Such as panning for goldfish and cooking a pot of gold bullion soup.

A Hick A Slick And A Chick - 1948

Elmo and Blackie compete for Daisy Lou’s affection.

Hurdy-gurdy Hare - 1950

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

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.

The Turn-Tale Wolf - 1952

The Big Bad Wolf tells his nephew his side of the Three Little Pigs story.

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.

Doggone Cats - 1947

A bulldog is given strict orders from his master to deliver a package to Uncle Louie. Sylvester and his buddy see a great opportunity to trick the cat-chasing bulldog.

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.

Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Bunny - 1980

In this cartoon ode to great literature, Bugs recalls his youth with Elmer Fudd.

Big Top Bunny - 1951

Bugs becomes the star act of the circus. A jealous circus bear starts an ever-escalating stunt competition between the two.

Fiesta Fiasco - 1967

Daffy gets word that the Mexican mice are throwing a party. To try and dampen things up, he builds a weather machine.

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).

Daffy's Southern Exposure - 1942

Daffy becomes the target of a hungry fox and weasel.

Farm Frolics - 1941

A variety of farm animal gags including a show horse that can gallop and cantor. The latter being an imitation of Eddie Cantor.

Hare Remover - 1946

Elmer Fudd, the mad scientist, tries to test out some new beast-transforming potions on Bugs and then on himself.