The Bugs Bunny Show

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The Bugs Bunny Show
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Created by Warner Bros
Network ABC (Season 1-3, re-airings)
CBS (re-airings)
Production company Warner Bros. Cartoons
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Bros. Animation
Distributor Warner Bros. Television
Original release October 11, 1960 - September 2, 2000
Starring Mel Blanc
June Foray
Stan Freberg
Hal Smith
Executive producer(s) David H. DePatie
Friz Freleng
William L. Hendricks
Producer(s) Friz Freleng
Chuck Jones
Music composed by Mack David & Jerry Livingston (theme music, 1960–2000)
Steve Zuckerman (theme music, 1984-85)
Director(s) Chuck Jones
Friz Freleng
Robert McKimson
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The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show
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The Bugs Bunny & Road Runner Hour

The Bugs Bunny Show is an American animated anthology television series produced by Warner Bros. Cartoons and Warner Bros. Television for ABC. It ran from 1960 to 2000, running for two seasons and 52 episode in a prime time slot, before moving to Saturday mornings from 1962 until 1967, during which it switched to CBS and was merged with The Road Runner Show to create The Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Hour. It would later continue to air through various iterations, including as The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show from 1986 until the end of its run.

In between the shorts during its original 52-episode run, it was hosted by Bugs Bunny and consisted of newly-created segments, including its title sequence and "linking" scenes featuring characters in a theatre setting. It was originally sponsored by General Mills with animated commercials with characters from the show.

Production

Development

Aftermath

Music

The opening song, "This is It," was composed by Mac David and Jerry Livingston and was performed by Mel Blanc.

Opening Theme Lyrics

Overture, curtains, lights,
This is it, the night of nights
No more rehearsing and nursing a part
We know every part by heart
Overture, curtains, lights
This is it, you'll hit the heights
And oh what heights we'll hit
On with the show this is it

Tonight what heights we'll hit
On with the show this is it

Episodes

Title Number Original air date
"Episode 1" 1x01 October 11, 1960
"Episode 2" 1x02 September 21, 1960
"Episode 3" 1x03 September 22, 1960
"Episode 4" 1x04 September 22, 1960
"Episode 5" 1x05 September 23, 1960
"Episode 6" 1x06 September 24, 1960
"Episode 7" 1x07 September 25, 1960
"Episode 8" 1x08 September 28, 1960
"Episode 9" 1x09 September 29, 1960
"Episode 10" 1x10 September 30, 1960
"Episode 11" 1x11 October 1, 1960
"Episode 12" 1x12 October 2, 1960
"Episode 13" 1x13 October 15, 2015
"Episode 14" 1x14 October 15, 2015
"Episode 15" 1x15 October 22, 2015
"Episode 16" 1x16 November 9, 2015
"Episode 17" 1x17 November 16, 2015
"Episode 18" 1x18 November 23, 2015
"Episode 19" 1x19 November 30, 2015
"Episode 20" 1x20 Feburary 27, 2016
"Episode 21" 1x21 March 5th, 2016
"Episode 22" 1x22 March 12, 2016
"Episode 23" 1x23 April 7, 2017
"Episode 24" 1x24 April 7, 2017
"Episode 25" 1x25 April 7, 2017
"Episode 26" 1x26 April 7, 2017

Cast

Release

Premiere dates are in order of release

Promotion

References