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Sylvester chases Tweety in a city park.

Bugs Bunny works as a street musician with a trained monkey. He fires the monkey for stealing from him, then the monkey convinces a gorilla to confront Bugs for his behavior.

Similar to My Favorite Duck, but with a different set of pranks on Porky Pig.

Bugs Bunny is tricked by Yosemite Sam into joining his crew under false pretenses. When he wises up, Bugs gives Sam much-needed payback.

A lion named Leo has just celebrated his tenth birthday. One of his presents is a book where he learns that the normal life expectancy of a lion is ten years…and Beaky Buzzard is waiting to eat him.

Daffy Duck, tired of comedic roles, pitches a dramatic script titled “The Scarlet Pumpernickel” (a parody of The Scarlet Pimpernel) to studio head J.L.

When a construction worker destroys Bugs Bunny’s home, Bugs fights back.

Beaky Buzzard’s proper English father Monte, a sparrow, attempts to teach his son how to hunt.

Hubie and Bertie gaslight Claude Cat into thinking he’s very sick.

Bugs Bunny accidentally burrows into a prison and has to contend with Big-House Sam.

Henery Hawk wants to eat a chicken, but Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dawg keep telling him conflicting information.

Daffy Duck marries a widowed mother for her money, but finds out she’s not as nice as first impressions made her out to be, with a bratty, selfish son to boot.

Miss Prissy (in her debut cartoon), thinking she laid an egg (another hen placed it under her), goes on a journey to find it when Porky Pig takes it and places it on an egg delivery truck.

Bugs Bunny recounts how he became a movie star via Elmer Fudd of all people.

Sylvester tries to catch Tweety on a train.

Bugs Bunny goes on a long journey to the South Pole to take Playboy Penguin home.

A cat keeps bothering a dog while catching a hummingbird, facing humiliating punishments each time.

Rocky, reading that Daffy Duck (supposedly) laid a literal golden egg, takes him from Porky Pig’s farm in an attempt to have him reproduce more golden eggs.

Bugs Bunny goes up against hillbilly twins who want to eat him.

Down south, Charlie Dog tries to get Colonel Shuffle to adopt him, even if it means sabotaging his relationship with his current dog to do it.

Porky Pig is the unfortunate contestant on a game show run by a sadistic Daffy Duck.

A cat just wants to fish for food, but Foghorn Leghorn (in his first solo cartoon) keeps getting in his way.

In the era of the real-life Battle of Bunker Hill, Bugs Bunny (representing America) and Sam von Schmamm (representing England) battle it out.

Sylvester tries to capture Tweety near an apartment window.

A mouse cruelly drives a wedge between the friendship of Sylvester the Cat and Mike the Bulldog to get some cheese.

Sylvester tells his son Sylvester Jr. wild stories about how he once captured a giant mouse. He’ll now have to eat his own words when an actual “giant mouse” comes into their home.

Bugs Bunny finds himself confronting a very violent aborigine when he’s accidentally taken to Australia.

Inki and his pet dinosaur go hunting for food.

A friendly but pesky dog keeps bothering Porky Pig.

In a parody of The Barber of Seville, Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd act out a play where Bugs plays a barber to Elmer.

Claude Cat does not take kindly to his owners adopting a new puppy, and tries increasingly sadistic measures to get him out of his life.

Bugs Bunny encounters Christopher Columbus in 1492.

A fox disguises himself as a terrier to trick a bulldog so as to gain access to chickens to eat.

Sylvester is accidentally left home alone for a week, and the only access to food is guarded by an evil mouse.

Yosemite Sam tries to hunt Bugs Bunny to eat him.

Sylvester and Sam Cat (the latter’s debut) both try to eat Tweety in the winter.

A crow keeps eating the corn grown by an old farmer, who tries to get rid of him in return.

Bugs Bunny must use strategy against The Crusher’s brute strength in a wrestling match.

Penelope Pussycat disguises herself as a skunk at a zoo in Paris. Unfortunately, it attracts the attention of the actual skunk Pepé Le Pew.

When a dog rudely buried his home in the Goofy Gophers’ home, they implore him to bury it somewhere else. When he refuses, they go on the initiative.

Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam are forced to share a house together by law. When Sam learns that in the event of them dies, the other gets full ownership, he tries to kill Bugs.

Charlie Dog takes over a restaurant in Pisa when the owner’s on break.

A cat is bitten by a literal gambling bug to compulsively bet against a bulldog, but he keeps on losing.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck (in their first cartoon together) try to persuade Elmer Fudd to hunt the other.

Sylvester tries to eat Tweety in a hotel that doesn’t allow pets. While Sylvester attempts to eat Tweety, he also has to be wary of the detective and Hector.

A selfish, greedy dog forces a cat and mouse to catch him food.

Two French chefs compete to use Bugs Bunny for their gourmet delicacy.

Porky Pig stays the night at a castle, but things go weird very fast.

Henery Hawk goes on a fetch quest to capture Foghorn Leghorn.

Bugs Bunny tells his nephew Clyde stories about his life in a clip show cartoon.

Hubie and Bertie beg Claude Cat to eat them after they stuffed themselves with cheese the night before. When Claude Cat refuses, they give chase.

In their first pairing together, Miss Prissy tries to find a husband and happens on Foghorn Leghorn.

Sylvester tries to capture Tweety on a boat, but Tweety’s owner Granny and his own seasickness serve as obstacles.

Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam run against each other for mayor in a small town.

Henry Bear has to endure Father’s Day from his own family.

A father possum disguises himself as a dog to try to scare his sleep-a-holic son into peeling potatoes.

Drip-Along Daffy comes into town with his sidekick Porky Pig to take out Nasty Canasta, a task easier said than done.

A Russian bear at a circus, furious he has to share the spotlight with Bugs Bunny, tries to get rid of him.

Sylvester tries to eat a newly hatched Tweety in Yellowstone National Park.

Porky Pig wins Daffy Duck in a radio show, but he wears out his welcome very quickly.

Sylvester tries to teach his son Sylvester Jr. how to catch mice, when Hippety Hopper comes into their house after escaping from the zoo. But Hippety keeps disappearing before Jr. can see him, thinking his father is lying.

Wile E. Coyote (in his first speaking role) asks Bugs Bunny to be his supper. When Bugs refuses, Wile E. goes for his gadgets.

A big dog named Marc Antony tries to hide his new little kitten friend from his owner.

Sylvester gets a rubber mouse for Christmas, but he instead wants Granny’s gift, Tweety, for himself.

A remake of Of Fox and Hounds, but with the fox George swapped out for Bugs Bunny.

Daffy Duck is an annoying hitchhiker traveling with Porky Pig.

Yosemite Sam tries to form a partnership with Bugs Bunny, who has the ability to sense gold, but only for selfish intentions.

Pepé Le Pew tries to join the French Foreign Legion, but every human in the fortress is immediately repulsed by his smell and flees. Penelope Pussycat, who’s left behind and accidentally gets a white stripe down her back (making her look like a skunk), must deal with Pepé on her own.

A lazy cat’s place in his home is on the line when his owner hires a younger kitten to catch mice in his place.

Bugs Bunny once again finds himself in a castle run by a mad scientist, while also confronting a giant red monster.

A re-telling of “Little Red Riding Hood“, but with a mouse for the title heroine and Sylvester as a stand-in for The Big Bad Wolf.

Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dawg both try to take advantage of a rooster who has a compulsion to punch every time he hears a bell.

Wile E. Coyote attempts to catch the Road Runner again.

Marvin the Martian tries to capture Bugs Bunny to take back to his home planet.

Sylvester has to somehow avoid Granny’s many many pet dogs in his pursuit of eating Tweety.

Mr. B.B. Wolf, the wolf from the Three Little Pigs tells his nephew (agitated that he is the nephew of the villain of the Three Little Pigs story) a story that paints the pigs in a negative light instead of him.

Daffy Duck tries to stay the winter at Porky Pig’s house under the guise of a stuffed duck.

Bugs Bunny’s home, which happens to be located in the middle of an oil field in Texas, is confronted by Devil Rich Texan, who wants him out.

Sylvester tries to catch a mouse for a bigger cat named Benny (a direct reference to the character from Of Mice and Men) for him to “hug and pet”. Said “mouse” ends up being Hippety Hopper.

Wile E. Coyote once again tries to catch the Road Runner.

Sylvester chases Tweety through a department store named Stacy’s.

A boy mouse falls in love with a new female mouse moving in to a new hole, but he has to get past Claude Cat to meet her.

Follow-up to Rabbit Fire, this time taking place in the fall.

Foghorn Leghorn is forced to keep warm an egg by his wife, but he has to contend with not just Barnyard Dawg but also Henery Hawk, who wants to eat the egg for himself.

Spike and Chester decide to bully Sylvester…at the same time a black panther has escaped from the local zoo, who constantly hurts Spike.

Duck Drake is summoned to investigate a reported murder, but a female duck keeps peppering him with kisses as he tries to investigate.

Bugs Bunny faces off against a very stupid puma named Pete Puma.

Frisky Puppy’s barking at the worst possible moments get Claude Cat into a heap of troublesome situations.

Daffy Duck plays a persistent insurance salesman who tries to convince Porky Pig to get his health coverage.

Bugs Bunny finds himself somehow on a plane, and is confronted by Yosemite Sam, who had just robbed a bank, to fly it, leading to various plane misadventures.

In the first entry in the Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog series, a sheepdog named Ralph works a 9-to-5 job where he stops a (then unnamed) wolf from stealing sheep.

Tweety and Sylvester are snowbound in a cabin. While Sylvester tries to eat Tweety, a starving mouse tries to eat him.

The Drunk Stork delivers a baby mouse to Sylvester and his wife. Sylvester becomes a father to the mouse and tries to stop other cats from eating him.

Bugs Bunny finds himself accidentally drafted into the army.

Marc Antony tries to teach Pussyfoot how to catch mice in order to keep his stay in his owners’ house.

Daffy Duck tries to get a cartoon made, but the animator keeps thwarting him at every step.

Note: Added to the National Film Registry in 1999.^[5]

Elmer Fudd digs up a rare desert flower and takes it home…unaware he also took Bugs Bunny’s home with him.

Dodsworth tries to teach a kitten how to catch a woodpecker for his breakfast.

Granny threatens Hector the Bulldog to look after Tweety, at the same time Sylvester tries to make his move to eat Tweety.

Daffy Duck has to compete against a bully on the beach hitting on his girlfriend.

Bugs Bunny leaves his desolate home to cross the Mason–Dixon line when he reads that down in Alabama a farmer grew a lot of carrots. Unfortunately for him, Yosemite Sam, who still think it is the Civil War (despite it ending over 90 years ago as of the cartoon’s 1952 production), refuses to let “any Yankees” cross.

Elmer Fudd fights off against ants.

A squirrel tries to crack open a coconut, but it is much harder than he expects it to be.

A “spot gag” cartoon about automobiles.

Bugs Bunny tries to stop Yosemite Sam from marrying Granny for her money.

Granny and Tweety have to deal with a bunch of Sylvesters (who are in this cartoon stand-ins for the Indigenous peoples of the Americas) as they cross the country in a wagon.

In the Paris Exposition of 1900, a wildcat escapes from a Parisian zoo and paints herself to look like a skunk. The actual skunk Pepé Le Pew gets mauled when he tries to fall in love with her.

In the second half of 24th century, Duck Dodgers flies with the “Eager Young Space Cadet” to the uncharted “Planet X” and encounters Marvin the Martian.

Bugs Bunny faces off against a bull in Spain.

Foghorn Leghorn antagonizes Barnyard Dawg when he’s trying to guard the baby chickens from a hungry weasel.

Two cats named George and Benny try to catch Speedy Gonzales (in his debut) on a Mexican ship, but he’s too fast for them.

Tweety, out in the cold, goes into a nearby house for salvation. Unfortunately for him, it is in a house with Sylvester, who tries to eat him.

Wile E. Coyote tries to catch the Road Runner yet again.

Bugs Bunny wanders into Paul Bunyan‘s property, where he has to contend with his 124-foot-tall dog.

Note: Advertised as a 3-D film.^[6]

Follow-up to Rabbit Seasoning, but this time in winter.

A fox tries to steal chickens from a chicken coop, but a rooster keeps thwarting him.

Rocky kidnaps Tweety, but Sylvester (who Tweety mistakenly thinks is trying to save him) tries to catch him for his own supper, even if it means dealing with Rocky and his henchman.

When the other hens badmouth her and say she’ll never find a man, Miss Prissy tries to commit suicide. When Foghorn Leghorn saves her, she decides to make him her husband.

Sylvester and his son Sylvester Jr. get jobs as mousers on a boat, but Sylvester just lounges while Jr. catches all the mice. Sylvester promises to Jr. that if he catches small mice, he’ll get big mice. Enter “big mouse” Hippety Hopper.

Elmer Fudd tries to use a robot to capture Bugs Bunny to stop him from eating his carrots.

A five-inch-tall elephant disturbs greatly a city.

Similar to Ain’t She Tweet, but with Sylvester trying to avoid dogs in a city dog pound instead.

Bugs Bunny confronts Sam the Pirate when Sam takes over a ship Bugs was aboard on, resulting in the two having a duel.

When a man in a truck takes the Goofy Gophers’s vegetables away, they go on a quest to get them back from the food processing plant.

Claude Cat, tired of both Pussyfoot stealing his pillow and getting beaten up by Marc Antony, manages to convince his owners Marc Antony was trying to eat Pussyfoot, which gets him kicked out of the house. Marc Antony now must work his way back inside to protect Pussyfoot from Claude.

A housewife named Marsha finds herself stressed with house chores, errands, and taking care of her children…and her obnoxious, selfish husband John isn’t helping.

Claude Cat is trying to get some food at a junkyard, but Frisky Puppy’s constant barking and attacking him isn’t helping.

Bugs Bunny mistakes the getaway car of Rocky and Mugsy for a taxi and enters it uninvited, being taken hostage as a result.

Pepé Le Pew recounts a story of how he found the “love of his life”, Penelope Pussycat with a white stripe accidentally placed on her back.

Daffy Duck is a salesman who turns Elmer Fudd’s house into a futuristic push-button one, none of which work quite right.

Sylvester tries to join a cat fraternity, but they’ll only let him join if he can tie a bell around the biggest mouse he can find. He tries to do so on “big mouse” Hippety Hopper.

Bugs Bunny confronts a construction worker who tries to destroy his home for a freeway.

Spike and Chester again agitate Sylvester, who hides in the house of Dr. Jerkyl and Mr. Hyde. He drinks “soda pop” that turns him into a stronger monster cat who effortlessly beats up Spike.

Porky Pig and Sylvester stay the night at a hotel, where Sylvester keeps having to protect Porky from mice trying to kill them.

Foghorn Leghorn tries to woo the widowed Miss Prissy to get into her warm house to brave the upcoming winter. But there is one catch; Foghorn has to prove he can be a good father to her quiet, very intelligent glasses wearing son, Egghead Jr. (in his debut cartoon).

In his debut appearance, the Tasmanian Devil tries to eat Bugs Bunny.

Sylvester tries to catch Tweety, who has just moved into a new home with his owner Granny. But it won’t be so simple; Granny also has a bulldog, too.

A very rich man named Moe and his butler go hunting for moose in his vast backyard.

In a re-telling of the Hansel and Gretel story, Bugs Bunny disguises himself as a truant officer and saves the twin siblings from the evil Witch Hazel. When he helps them escape, Witch Hazel then goes after him.

Sylvester has used up eight of his nine lives, and he tries to make his final one last.

A famished Wile E. Coyote sets his eyes on the Road Runner.

Bugs Bunny tells his nephew Clyde (very factually incorrect) history lessons.

Similar to Baseball Bugs, but with Bobo the Elephant instead of Bugs Bunny.

A couple have a baby the size of their house.

Hans, a mouse from Germany, arrives in America to visit his cousin, Willie, who takes Hans to see a mouse lecturer from a university, to learn about the capitalist system. All the while, the three mice are chased by Sylvester.

Note: Co-produced by the Sloan Foundation.^[8]

A boy named Ralph Phillips keeps daydreaming at school.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1954.^[9]

Daffy Duck goes up against Elmer Fudd at a pond to defend the other ducks from him.

In a follow-up to Drip-Along Daffy, The Masked Avenger and his comic relief once again confront Nasty Canasta.

Fred Sheepdog once again tries to stop George Wolf from stealing sheep from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A short man named Ant Hill Harry, a.k.a., Baby-Face Finster, disguises himself as a baby and infiltrates Bugs Bunny’s house.

A cat nearly eats a mouse, who happens to be a skilled pianist. They cut a deal; the cat will spaire his life in exchange for him taking the credit of the mouse’s piano skills.

While Miss Prissy is away, Foghorn Leghorn tries to get her son Egghead Jr. to play games with him.

The Goofy Gophers decide to store their nuts for the winter in a drawer they find, which is soon bought by Elmer Fudd, who has to deal with their antics.

In a re-telling of “Jack and the Beanstalk“, Daffy Duck buys beans from a salesman and tosses them, bringing him – and by accident Bugs Bunny – up to a castle in the sky, where they contend with a giant Elmer Fudd.

As Foghorn Leghorn exercises after his encounter with Barnyard Dawg, Henery Hawk tries eating Foghorn after he stopped him from getting a chicken earlier.

Daffy Duck tries to stop a stork from bringing a baby into his home.

A mouse living in a lighthouse, suffering from insomnia from the light shining in his eye, turns off the light, while Sylvester (who lives there) has to keep turning it back on. Unfortunately for him, things get further complicated when Hippety Hopper enters the picture as well.

Bugs Bunny encounters Riff Raff Sam in the Sahara Desert.

Tweety and Granny go to the beach, but a high tide washes Tweety away. Sylvester, wanting to eat Tweety, is mistaken for trying to help him, with Granny even offering him assistance.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1955.^[11]

A man creates a literal portable hole that goes through walls and surfaces, impressing everyone…except his wife.

The never-ending chase of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner continues.

Millionaire Elmer Fudd comes in to work one day thinking he’s a rabbit. While recovering at a sanatorium, he tricks Bugs Bunny into taking his place, even being hypnotized by a psychiatrist into thinking he’s Elmer Fudd.

In 1913 Paris, Pepé Le Pew chases Penelope Pussycat in a movie studio across various sets when she has a stripe placed on her back by a film director, who runs away from Pepé’s stench.

Sylvester wanders into a circus, where he tries to eat Tweety.

Bugs Bunny wakes up to find an animator messing with his life.

When the majority of their new tree home is taken away to a lumberjack mill, the Goofy Gophers go on a mission to get it back.

In a parody of This Is Your Life, Elmer Fudd hosts a clip show where they honor Bugs Bunny…who is unaware it is a trap set up by Elmer and Yosemite Sam to finally get rid of him once and for all.

Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog (their first cartoon with their proper names) yet again go about their 9-to-5 job: Ralph trying to get sheep, and Sam stopping him every step of the way.

Porky Pig and Sylvester end up being abducted by aliens, but only Sylvester notices them.

Sylvester hides from a dog by jumping into a backyard. There a little girl named Suzanne adopts him as her pet, but she might be even worse than the dog he was trying to escape from!

Bugs Bunny is adopted by a kindly old man…who just so happens to be none other than Dr. Jekyll, who keeps turning into Mr. Hyde and trying to kill Bugs.

Porky Pig stays the night at Daffy Duck’s inn, whose rooms are suspiciously only ten cents.

In their first pairing together, Speedy Gonzales (newly designed by Freleng’s team) tries to get cheese for his starving friends, but has to content with Sylvester.

Note: Won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1956.^[12]

Bugs Bunny finds himself transported back to medieval England.

In the French Alps, a robber lures away Penelope Pussycat (named Fifi in this cartoon) from her home and paints her like a skunk to rob banks. But when a real skunk, Pepé Le Pew, drives him away with his scent, Pepé sets his eyes not on the money, but on Penelope herself.

A re-telling of “Little Red Riding Hood” featuring Tweety and Sylvester.

In 54 AD Rome, Nero makes his captain of the guards, Yosemite Sam, find a new victim to feed to the lions at the Coliseum. He ends up choosing Bugs Bunny, who is less than cooperative.

When his owner dies, Sylvester inherits her entire fortune, with Elmer Fudd becoming his financial advisor, who suggests he should invest his money instead of spending it.

Note: Co-produced by the Sloan Foundation.^[13]

Wile E. Coyote once more tries to catch the Road Runner.

Butch the bulldog has a new baby pup, who uses Sylvester like a chew toy. Whenever Sylvester hurts or endangers the pup, Butch pays the cat back in pain multiple times fold.

A man discovers a frog who can sing, but he only sings for him and nobody else.

Note: Added to the National Film Registry in 2003.^[14]

Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd change into various personas when they wear various hats.

Sylvester Jr. makes a pipe like the Pied Piper of Hamelin to attract mice after Sylvester fails to find his son any mice to hunt. He ends up summoning “giant mouse” Hippety Hopper, who just escaped from the zoo.

Foghorn Leghorn cooperates with a small but very hungry weasel who wants to eat the chickens, solely to get back at a dog he considers too lazy to be guarding against said chickens.

Daffy Duck is a salesman who tries to profiteer off of Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dawg’s feud.

On Halloween night, Witch Hazel encounters Bugs Bunny, who’s trick-or-treating as a witch. But when he reveals to her he’s actually a rabbit (the last ingredient Witch Hazel needs for her potion), she tries to capture Bugs.

In a space-themed parody of both Dragnet and Racket Squad, Joe Friday and Det. Schmoe Tuesday pursue the Flying Saucer Bandit.

Granny threatens Sylvester with “selling him to the violin string factory” if even one feather of Tweety’s is out of place. When Sam Cat tries to get Tweety, Sylvester has no choice but to protect Tweety from him.

Tired of being bullied by dogs, Penelope Pussycat paints a stripe down her back to make them think she’s a skunk to ward them off. While she succeeds in that, she also attracts Pepé Le Pew, an actual skunk.

Harry gets a second dog named Robert for his home to be a playmate for their other dog Chang, despite his wife Alice’s objections. While initially a runt, Robert soon gets very big, but Alice warns Harry if he and Chang don’t get along, Robert will have to go.

In a parody of Robinson Crusoe, Yosemite Sam has been stuck on a deserted island by himself for 20 years, where he’s eaten nothing but coconuts, all the while fighting off a shark named Dopey Dick. So when Bugs Bunny drifts along, Sam is more than happy to eat him.

More of the never-ending chase of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.

Tweety, narrating in the style of Dragnet, describes how Sylvester tried to capture him over the course of months.

Sylvester’s stay in his home is in peril when his owners threaten to send him away, so he captures an outside mouse to keep his home. But when the mouse realizes he has the power among the two of them, he keeps putting himself in dangerous scenarios, and Sylvester must keep stopping him.

Bugs Bunny encounters Napoleon, who thinks he’s a spy, and tries to kill him.

Sylvester tries to capture Tweety on a tugboat.

Daffy Duck plays a Superman-style hero, but he only makes things worse.

Bugs Bunny finds a giant rock of gold, but Nasty Canasta steals it by pretending to be a bank. Six months later in San Francisco, Bugs is out to get his money back from Canasta, who has used the money to buy a crooked saloon and casino.

A baby Martian lands on Earth and switches places with an Earthling that a couple was supposed to get. The father is embarrassed by his Martian son, Wilbur.

Bugs Bunny rides on a train to Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he has to fend off against two hungry hobos (modeled after Ralph and Ed from The Honeymooners).

Foghorn Leghorn’s cousin, Rhode Island Red, comes to visit, and Foghorn desperately tries to get rid of him.

Sylvester Jr. tells his father Sylvester that the other cats have called him “soft” for living in a luxurious home. So Sylvester takes Jr. mouse-hunting in a “desirable old run down moue infested house”. As they do, Hippety Hopper, whose crate fell off a circus train, somehow stumbles into the basement, and Jr. persuades his father to fight the “giant mouse”.

Daffy Duck plays a stunt double for Bugs Bunny in various dangerous settings.

After receiving a telegram from the Shropshire Slasher, a notorious criminal, detective Dorlock Homes (Daffy Duck) and his partner Dr. Watkins (Porky Pig) set out to capture him in a local pub he visits.

150 years after the events of fairy tale The Elves and the Shoemaker, Elmer Fudd, the King of Industrial Elves, tries to get some of his elves back from the Shoemaker. There he gives him a lecture on capitalism and mass production.

Note: Co-produced by the Sloan Foundation.^[16]

Bugs Bunny volunteers for an appearance on a television show hosted by Elmer Fudd. He is unaware that the show is about hunting techniques, and he volunteers to become a hunter’s prey.

And off Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner go in another series of gags.

In Mexico, José and Manuel try to capture a grasshopper.

A mouse-themed parody of The Honeymooners.

Wile E. Coyote tries to use a UNIVAC computer to capture Bugs Bunny.

A jazzy retelling of “The Three Little Pigs“, where the wolf desperately wants to play in a jazz band with the pigs, but they refuse to let him.

Sylvester attempts to capture Tweety in a city zoo.

Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner continue their never-ending chase.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are heading towards Pismo Beach, California, but somehow arrive instead at the Arabian Desert. They discover a cave with hidden treasure, but they have to outwit its guard. Bugs poses as a jinn to do so. Later, Daffy discovers an actual jinn in an oil lamp. After insulting the jinn, Daffy shrinks to miniature size.

A story of a cat who can fly with his tail falling in love.

A re-telling of “Jack and the Beanstalk” with Sylvester in the role of Jack, and Tweety in the role of the giant.

The Tasmanian Devil attempts to eat Bugs Bunny in Tasmania.

While awaiting punishment for breaking a window, Ralph Phillips imagines once again in his bedroom.

Another mouse-themed parody of The Honeymooners.

A fox repeatedly tricks Foghorn Leghorn.

Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam climb the Schmatterhorn to compete for “50,000 kronkites”.

Sam Sheepdog once more tries to stop Ralph Wolf from stealing sheep from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Secret agent Boston Quackie (Daffy Duck) has to recover a stolen attaché case to deliver to the Slobovian consulate in West Slobovia.

Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny through a parody of Richard Wagner‘s operas.

Note: Added to the National Film Registry in 1992.^[18]

Speedy Gonzales has to save his friends Pablo and Fernando from a large hungry alley cat.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1958.^[19]

Sylvester’s attempts to eat Tweety are interrupted by an erudite, mild-mannered cat who explains that Sylvester’s constant cravings for birds can only lead to self-destruction, and invites Sylvester to a meeting of “Birds Anonymous” (“B.A.”), a support group of cats, who have resolved to help one another overcome their bird addictions.

Note: Won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1958.^[20]

Daffy Duck tries to bring the Tasmanian Devil back to the zoo for a huge monetary award, but only music calms him.

Bugs Bunny discovers that Rocky and Mugsy are hiding out on the floor above him, and plays them off against each other.

Wile E. Coyote does more attempts to catch the Road Runner.

Sylvester, Tweety, and Hector end up in a hospital after chasing each other, being taken care of by nurse Granny.

Penelope Pussycat runs under a paint tank and attracts Pepé Le Pew on a beach.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck perform several acts at a vaudeville theater.

Hippety Hopper escapes from a city zoo and hops into a nearby museum where Sylvester works at.

Sylvester tries to chase Speedy Gonzales out of a Mexican village.

Elmer Fudd tries to use Bugs Bunny to get his own female rabbit to mate with him.

While Speedy Gonzales is playing ping-pong, a hungry hawk named Señor Vulturo swoops down and tries to eat all of the mice, including Speedy himself.

Daffy Duck, in the role of Robin Hood, tries to convince a local friar (Porky Pig) he is really Robin Hood.

A “spot gag” cartoon about dogs.

Note: Won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1959.^[22]

Bugs Bunny tries to perform as conductor in an orchestra, but a fly keeps getting in his way.

A parody of The Jack Benny Program radio show, featuring the original voice cast of it. The majority of this has the characters depicted as mice, while the ending features the live-action Jack Benny.

Bugs Bunny is kidnapped by the Drunk Stork and given to a gorilla couple as their “baby”.

Elmer Fudd’s dog become paranoid of him when a TV show deludes him into thinking he’s a bad person.

Bugs Bunny confronts a buzzard named Elvis, who plans to capture Bugs, while his father Pappy passively watches.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1960.^[24]

Bugs Bunny faces off with the French-Canadian claim jumper Blacque Jacque Shellacque during a fictionalized version of the Klondike Gold Rush.

A “spot gag” cartoon hosted by Professor Beest Lee, featuring animal-related gags.