Bugs Bunny and Friends

Racketeer Rabbit - 1946

Bugs makes himself a home inside an abandoned house where two gangsters, Rocky and Hugo, are hiding out. After Bugs angers the gangsters he must outsmart them to save himself.

A Bird In A Bonnet - 1958

Tweety and Sylvester get up to mischief when Tweety takes up residence in Granny's hat, and Sylvester is determined to get Tweety.

Hollywood Steps Out - 1941

A Hollywood caricature spot-gag cartoon that begins with a shot of Hollywood at night, the spotlights swaying to the conga beat.

Clippety Clobbered - 1966

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

Dough for the Do-Do - 1949

Porky goes to Wackyland to hunt the Dodo bird.

A Feud There Was - 1938

As two neighboring families wage war, Egghead rolls by and tries to bring peace to "this meaningless" war. Enraged, the two families team up to get Egghead.

I Haven't Got A Hat - 1935

Beans pulls a gag on Oliver at a school musical.

A Hare Grows In Manhattan - 1947

Now a Hollywood star, Bugs tells a reporter of his humble beginnings on the east side of New York.

A Star Is Hatched - 1938

Chickens star as famous actors.

A Mouse Divided - 1953

A drunk stork drops off a bundle at the wrong house, that of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester. The bundle turns out to be a baby Gerber's mouse.

The Eggcited Rooster - 1952

Foghorn's wife forces him to sit on their baby egg. The dog starts annoying him and Foghorn must get someone else to sit on the egg so he can get back at the dog.

Rhapsody Rabbit - 1946

Bugs Bunny attempts to perform a piano solo of Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody" but is foiled by a little mouse.

Hot Cross Bunny - 1948

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

Room and Bird - 1951

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

The Stupid Cupid - 1965

Daffy gets hit by Elmer Fudd’s Cupid arrow.

Bell Hoppy - 1954

Sylvester wants to join a local cat gang, but to get in he must get a bell around the biggest mouse he finds, which happens to be Hippety Hopper.

The Brave Little Bat - 1941

Sniffle's car breaks down in a storm. He find's shelter in a nearby windmill where he meets Batty.

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.

A Star Is Bored - 1956

Daffy Duck is jealous of Bugs Bunny's stardom. He demands to be put into a film and lands a role as Bugs' stunt double.

I Got Plenty Of Mutton - 1944

A wolf goes after a flock whose sheepdog enlisted.

Tweety and the Beanstalk - 1957

Sylvester is up to his old tricks but this time he is in a giant world and against a giant Tweety.

Deduce, You Say! - 1956

Daffy plays the role of an overly anxious clue-hunting Sherlock Holmes.

A Bone For A Bone - 1951

The first goofy gopher cartoon. It expresses their gentility over their goofiness. That is until, a dog wants to bury his bone in their home.

What's Up, Doc? - 1950

Bugs Bunny gets a call from "Disassociated Press" asking for his life story. Bugs has flashbacks about his life growing up and the different steps in his acting career.

Baton Bunny - 1959

Bugs takes on the unexpected role of being an orchestra conductor.

Gruesome Twosome - 1945

Two cats seek out a bird so they can get a feline's attention.

Dog Gone South - 1950

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

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 Five & Ten - 1938

While Porky sails to the South Seas to open a store, thieving fish rob him of his cargo.

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.

My Generation G...g...gap - 2003

Porky Pig tries to retrieve his daughter from a wild concert.

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.

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.

Scent-imental Romeo - 1951

To get into the zoo at feeding time, a female cat paints a stripe down her back – attracting the attention of Pepe Le Pew.

Fin 'n Catty - 1943

A frustrated cat tries to get the goldfish out of its bowl, but the goldfish keeps fighting back.

Stooge For A Mouse - 1950

Sylvester and his friend Mike, a bulldog, are turned against each other by a menacing mouse.

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.

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.

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.

Little Boy Boo - 1954

Foghorn Leghorn is cold in his shack and decides to befriend the Widow Hen so he can live in her warm house.

Muscle Tussle - 1953

When Daffy’s girlfriend falls for Charles Atlas, Daffy tries to bulk up.

Cheese Chasers - 1951

Herbie and Bertie decide that there's nothing else to live for after they eat enough cheese to feed a mouse for 2000 years. They spend all their time trying to convince a suspicious cat to eat them.

Operation: Rabbit - 1952

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