Merrie Melodies (theatrical shorts)
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| Production company | Harmin-Ising Productions Leon Schlesinger Productions Warner Bros. Cartoons DePatie–Freleng Enterprises Format Productions Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Animation Warner Bros. Animation |
| Distributor: | Warner Bros. Pictures The Vitaphone Corporation Vitagraph Company of America Warner Bros. Television |
| Original release | August 2, 1931―September 20, 1969 (Original run) November 27, 1979―June 13, 1997 (Revival) |
| Run time | 6-10 minutes (one-reel) |
| Starring | Mel Blanc Arthur Q. Bryan June Foray Bea Benadert Stan Freberg (more) |
| Producer(s) | Rudolf Ising Hugh Harman Leon Schlesinger Edward Seltzer John W. Burton David H. DePatie Friz Freleng William L. Hendricks |
| Music composed by | Carl Stalling Milt Franklyn William Lava (more) |
| Writer(s) | Warren Foster Michael Maltese Tedd Pierce (more) |
| Director(s) | Tex Avery Bob Clampett Arthur Davis Friz Freleng Chuck Jones Robert McKimson Rudolf Ising Hugh Harman Frank Tashlin (more) |
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Merrie Melodies is a series of animated screwball comedy theatrical shorts that ran from 1931 to 1969, then sporadically from 1979 to 1997. It was produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Acting as a sister series to Looney Tunes, the shorts were initially produced by Leon Schlesinger and animators Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising until 1933. Schlesinger assumed full production under Leon Schlesinger Productions from 1933 until 1944, after which he sold it to Warner Bros. and renamed to Warner Bros. Cartoons.
Like Looney Tunes, the series played an important part in forming what would become known as the Golden Age of animation. It was responsible for developing and/or creating such memorable characters as Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester, Tweety, Granny, the Tasmanian Devil, Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner, Pepé Le Pew, Foghorn Leghorn, Speedy Gonzales; and last but certainly not least, Bugs Bunny.
Between 2011 to 2014, Cartoon Network aired The Looney Tunes Show, a modernized reboot of the Looney Tunes theatrical shorts in which the characters live in a suburban setting and have working jobs. In-between the half hour episodes, the characters were featured in their own musical numbers under the Merrie Melodies name.
Production
Music
Shorts
- Lady, Play Your Mandolin! - August 22, 1931
- Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! - September 5, 1931
- One More Time - October 3, 1931
- You Don't Know What You're Doin'! - October 21, 1931
- Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land - November 28, 1931
- Red-Headed Baby - December 26, 1931
- Pagan Moon - January 31, 1932
- Freddy the Freshman - February 20, 1932
- Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee - March 19, 1932
- Goopy Geer - April 16, 1932
- It's Got Me Again! - May 14, 1932
- Moonlight for Two - June 11, 1932
- The Queen Was in the Parlor - July 9, 1932
- I Love a Parade - August 6, 1932
- You're Too Careless with Your Kisses! - September 10, 1932
- I Wish I Had Wings - October 15, 1932
- A Great Big Bunch of You - November 12, 1932
- Three's a Crowd - December 10, 1932
- The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives - January 7, 1933
- One Step Ahead of My Shadow - February 4, 1933
- Young and Healthy - March 4, 1933
- The Organ Grinder - April 8, 1933
- Wake Up the Gypsy in Me - May 13, 1933
- I Like Mountain Music - June 14, 1933
- Shuffle Off to Buffalo - July 8, 1933
- The Dish Ran Away with the Spoon - August 5, 1933
- We're in the Money - August 26, 1933
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song - September 23, 1933
- Sittin' on a Backyard Fence - December 16, 1933
- Pettin' in the Park - January 27, 1934
- Honeymoon Hotel - February 17, 1934
- Beauty and the Beast - April 14, 1934
- Those Were Wonderful Days - April 26, 1934
- Goin' to Heaven on a Mule - May 19, 1934
- How Do I Know It's Sunday - June 9, 1934
- Why Do I Dream Those Dreams - June 30, 1934
- The Girl at the Ironing Board - August 23, 1934
- The Miller's Daughter - October 6, 1934
- Shake Your Powder Puff - October 17, 1934
- Rhythm in the Bow - October 20, 1934
- Those Beautiful Dames - November 10, 1934
- Pop Goes Your Heart - December 8, 1934
- Mr. and Mrs. Is the Name - January 19, 1935
- Country Boy - February 9, 1935
- I Haven't Got a Hat - March 2, 1935
- Along Flirtation Walk - April 6, 1935
- My Green Fedora - May 4, 1935
- Into Your Dance - June 8, 1935
- Country Mouse - July 13, 1935
- The Merry Old Soul - August 17, 1935
- The Lady in Red - September 7, 1935
- Little Dutch Plate - October 19, 1935
- Billboard Frolics - November 16, 1935
- Flowers for Madame - December 14, 1935
- I Wanna Play House - January 11, 1936
- The Cat Came Back - February 8, 1936
- Page Miss Glory - March 7, 1936
- I'm a Big Shot Now - April 11, 1936
- Let It Be Me - May 2, 1936
- I'd Love to Take Orders from You - May 16, 1936
- Bingo Crosbyana - May 30, 1936
- When I Yoo Hoo - June 27, 1936
- I Love to Singa - July 18, 1936
- Sunday Go to Meetin' Time - August 8, 1936
- At Your Service Madame - August 29, 1936
- Toy Town Hall - September 19, 1936
- Boulevardier from the Bronx - October 10, 1936
- Don't Look Now - November 7, 1936
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - November 28, 1936
- He Was Her Man - January 2, 1937
- Pigs Is Pigs - January 30, 1937
- I Only Have Eyes For You - February 27, 1937
- The Fella with a Fiddle - March 27, 1937
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter - April 10, 1937
- Ain't We Got Fun - May 1, 1937
- Clean Pastures - May 22, 1937
- Uncle Tom's Bungalow - June 5, 1937
- Streamlined Greta Green - June 19, 1937
- Sweet Sioux - June 26, 1937
- Egghead Rides Again - July 17, 1937
- Plenty of Money and You - July 31, 1937
- A Sunbonnet Blue - August 21, 1937
- Speaking of the Weather - September 4, 1937
- Dog Daze - September 18, 1937
- I Wanna Be a Sailor - September 25, 1937
- The Lyin' Mouse - October 16, 1937
- Little Red Walking Hood - November 6, 1937
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - December 4, 1937
- September in the Rain - December 18, 1937
- Daffy Duck & Egghead - January 1, 1938
- My Little Buckaroo - January 29, 1938
- Jungle Jitters - February 19, 1938
- The Sneezing Weasel - March 12, 1938
- A Star is Hatched - April 2, 1938
- The Penguin Parade - April 23, 1938
- Now That Summer is Gone - May 14, 1938
- The Isle of Pingo Pongo - May 28, 1938
- Katnip Kollege - June 11, 1938
- Have You Got Any Castles - June 25, 1938
- Love and Curses - July 9, 1938
- Cinderella Meets Fella - July 23, 1938
- The Major Lied 'Til Dawn - August 13, 1938
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - August 27, 1938
- Cracked Ice - September 10, 1938
- A Feud There Was - September 24, 1938
- Little Pancho Vanilla - October 8, 1938
- Johnny Smith and Poker-Huntas - October 22, 1938
- You're an Education - November 5, 1938
- The Night Watchman - November 19, 1938
- Daffy Duck in Hollywood - December 12, 1938
- Count Me Out - December 17, 1938
- The Mice Will Play - December 31, 1938
- Dog Gone Modern - January 14, 1939
- Hamateur Night - January 28, 1939
- Robin Hood Makes Good - February 11, 1939
- Gold Rush Daze - February 25, 1939
- A Day at the Zoo - March 11, 1939
- Prest-O Change-O - March 25, 1939
- Bars and Stripes Forever - April 8, 1939
- Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur - April 22, 1939
- Thugs with Dirty Mugs - May 6, 1939
- Naughty but Mice - May 20, 1939
- Believe It or Else - June 3, 1939
- Hobo Gadget Band - June 17, 1939
- Old Glory - July 1, 1939
- Dangerous Dan McFoo - July 15, 1939
- Snowman's Land - July 29, 1939
- Hare-um Scare-um - August 12, 1939
- Detouring America - August 26, 1939
- Little Brother Rat - September 2, 1939
- Sioux Me - September 9, 1939
- Land of the Midnight Fun - September 23, 1939
- The Little Lion Hunter - October 7, 1939
- The Good Egg - October 21, 1939
- Fresh Fish - November 4, 1939
- Fagin's Freshman - November 18, 1939
- Sniffles and the Bookworm - December 2, 1939
- Screwball Football - December 16, 1939
- The Curious Puppy - December 30, 1939
- The Early Worm Gets the Bird - January 13, 1940
- Mighty Hunters - January 27, 1940
- Busy Bakers - February 10, 1940
- Elmer's Candid Camera - March 2, 1940
- Cross Country Detours - March 16, 1940
- Confederate Honey - March 30, 1940
- The Bear's Tale - April 13, 1940
- The Hardship of Miles Standish - April 27, 1940
- Sniffles Takes a Trip - May 11, 1940
- A Gander at Mother Goose - May 25, 1940
- Tom Thumb in Trouble - June 8, 1940
- Circus Today - June 22, 1940
- Little Blabbermouse - July 6, 1940
- The Egg Collector - July 20, 1940
- A Wild Hare - July 27, 1940
- Ghost Wanted - August 10, 1940
- Ceiling Hero - August 24, 1940
- Malibu Beach Party - September 14, 1940
- Stage Fright - September 28, 1940
- Holiday Highlights - October 12, 1940
- Good Night, Elmer - October 26, 1940
- Wacky Wildlife - November 9, 1940
- Bedtime for Sniffles - November 23, 1940
- Of Fox and Hounds - December 7, 1940
- Shop Look & Listen - December 21, 1940
- Elmer's Pet Rabbit - January 4, 1941
- The Fighting 69½th - January 18, 1941
- Sniffles Bells the Cat - February 1, 1941
- The Crackpot Quail - February 15, 1941
- The Cat's Tale - March 1, 1941
- Tortoise Beats Hare - March 15, 1941
- Goofy Groceries - March 29, 1941
- Toy Trouble - April 12, 1941
- The Trial of Mr. Wolf - April 26, 1941
- Farm Frolics - May 10, 1941
- Hollywood Steps Out - May 24, 1941
- Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt - June 7, 1941
- The Wacky Worm - June 21, 1941
- The Heckling Hare - July 5, 1941
- Inki and the Lion - July 19, 1941
- Aviation Vacation - August 2, 1941
- Sport Chumpions - August 16, 1941
- Snowtime for Comedy - August 30, 1941
- All This and Rabbit Stew - September 13, 1941
- The Brave Little Bat - September 27, 1941
- Bug Parade - October 11, 1941
- Rookie Revue - October 25, 1941
- Saddle Silly - November 8, 1941
- The Cagey Canary - November 22, 1941
- Rhapsody in Rivets - December 6, 1941
- Wabbit Twouble - December 20, 1941
- Hop, Skip and a Chump - January 3, 1942
- The Bird Came C.O.D. - January 17, 1942
- Aloha Hooey - January 31, 1942
- Conrad the Sailor - February 28, 1942
- Crazy Cruise - March 14, 1942
- The Wabbit Who Came to Supper - March 28, 1942
- Horton Hatches the Egg - April 11, 1942
- Dog Tired - April 25, 1942
- The Wacky Wabbit - May 2, 1942
- The Draft Horse - May 9, 1942
- Lights Fantastic - May 23, 1942
- Hold the Lion, Please - June 6, 1942
- Double Chaser - June 27, 1942
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - July 11, 1942
- Foney Fables - August 1, 1942
- The Squawkin' Hawk - August 8, 1942
- Fresh Hare - August 22, 1942
- Fox Pop - September 5, 1942
- The Dover Boys at Pimento University or The Rivals of Roquefort Hall - September 19, 1942
- The Sheepish Wolf - October 17, 1942
- The Hare-Brained Hypnotist - October 31, 1942
- A Tale of Two Kitties - November 21, 1942
- Ding Dog Daddy - December 5, 1942
- Case of the Missing Hare - December 12, 1942
- Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs - January 16, 1943
- Pigs in a Polka - February 2, 1943
- Tortoise Wins by a Hare - February 20, 1943
- The Fifth-Column Mouse - March 6, 1943
- Flop Goes the Weasel - March 20, 1943
- Super-Rabbit - April 3, 1943
- The Unbearable Bear - April 17, 1943
- Greetings Bait - May 15, 1943
- Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk - June 12, 1943
- The Aristo-Cat - June 19, 1943
- Wackiki Wabbit - July 3, 1943
- Tin Pan Alley Cats - July 17, 1943
- Hiss and Make Up - September 11, 1943
- A Corny Concerto - September 18, 1943
- Fin'n Catty - October 23, 1943
- Falling Hare - October 30, 1943
- Inki and the Minah Bird - November 13, 1943
- An Itch in Time - December 4, 1943
- Little Red Riding Rabbit - January 1, 1944
- What's Cookin' Doc? - January 8, 1944
- Meatless Flyday - January 29, 1944
- Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears - February 26, 1944
- The Weakly Reporter - March 25, 1944
- Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips - April 22, 1944
- Russian Rhapsody - May 20, 1944
- Slightly Daffy - June 17, 1944
- Hare Ribbin' - June 24, 1944
- Hare Force - July 22, 1944
- Birdy and the Beast - August 19, 1944
- Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears - September 2, 1944
- Lost and Foundling - September 30, 1944
- The Old Grey Hare - October 28, 1944
- Stage Door Cartoon - December 30, 1944
- Herr Meets Hare - January 13, 1945
- The Unruly Hare - February 10, 1945
- Life with Feathers - March 24, 1945
- Hare Trigger - May 5, 1945
- A Gruesome Twosome - June 9, 1945
- Wagon Heels - July 28, 1945
- Fresh Airedale - August 25, 1945
- Peck Up Your Troubles - October 20, 1945
- Nasty Quacks - December 1, 1945
- Holiday for Shoestrings - February 23, 1946
- Quentin Quail - March 2, 1946
- Hare Remover - March 23, 1946
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - April 20, 1946
- Hair-Raising Hare - May 25, 1946
- Hollywood Daffy - June 22, 1946
- The Eager Beaver - July 13, 1946
- Bacall to Arms - August 3, 1946
- Walky Talky Hawky - August 31, 1946
- Fair and Worm-er - September 28, 1946
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - October 19, 1946
- Rhapsody Rabbit - November 9, 1946
- One Meat Brawl - January 18, 1947
- The Gay Anties - February 15, 1947
- A Hare Grows in Manhattan - March 22, 1947
- Tweetie Pie - May 3, 1947
- Hobo Bobo - May 17, 1947
- Inki at the Circus - June 21, 1947
- A Pest in the House - August 2, 1947
- The Foxy Duckling - August 23, 1947
- Doggone Cats - October 25, 1947
- Slick Hare - November 1, 1947
- Catch as Cats Can - December 6, 1947
- Two Gophers from Texas - January 17, 1948
- Daffy Duck Slept Here - March 6, 1948
- A Hick, a Slick, and a Chick - March 13, 1948
- Back Alley Oproar - March 27, 1948
- I Taw a Putty Tat - April 2, 1948
- Rabbit Punch - April 10, 1948
- Nothing But the Tooth - May 1, 1948
- Bone Sweet Bone - May 22, 1948
- Bugs Bunny Rides Again - June 12, 1948
- The Shell Shocked Egg - July 10, 1948
- You Were Never Duckier - August 7, 1948
- Dough Ray Me-ow - August 14, 1948
- Hot Cross Bunny - August 21, 1948
- Hare Splitter - September 25, 1948
- The Foghorn Leghorn - October 9, 1948
- Daffy Dilly - October 30, 1948
- My Bunny Lies Over the Sea - December 4, 1948
- Scaredy Cat - December 18, 1948
- Hare Do - January 15, 1949
- Holiday for Drumsticks - January 22, 1949
- Awful Orphan - January 29, 1949
- Rebel Rabbit - April 9, 1949
- The Bee-Deviled Bruin - May 14, 1949
- Bowery Bugs - June 4, 1949
- Mouse Mazurka - June 11, 1949
- Knights Must Fall - July 16, 1949
- Bad Ol' Putty Tat - July 23, 1949
- Often an Orphan - August 13, 1949
- Dough for the Do-Do -- September 3, 1949
- Each Dawn I Crow - September 24, 1949
- Frigid Hare - October 8, 1949
- Bye, Bye Bluebeard - October 22, 1949
- Hippety Hopper - November 19, 1949
- Rabbit Hood - December 24, 1949
- Home, Tweet Home - January 14, 1950
- Hurdy-Gurdy Hare - January 21, 1950
- Homeless Hare - March 11, 1950
- Strife with Father - April 1, 1950
- The Hypo-Chondri-Cat - April 15, 1950
- His Bitter Half - May 20, 1950
- An Egg Scramble - May 27, 1950
- Golden Yeggs - August 5, 1950
- Hillbilly Hare - August 12, 1950
- Dog Gone South - August 26, 1950
- A Fractured Leghorn - September 16, 1950
- Bunker Hill Bunny - September 23, 1950
- Canary Row - October 7, 1950
- Stooge for a Mouse - October 21, 1950
- Dog Collared - December 2, 1950
- Hare We Go - January 6, 1951
- A Fox in a Fix - January 20, 1951
- Corn Plastered - March 3, 1951
- Bunny Hugged - March 10, 1951
- Scent-imental Romeo - March 24, 1951
- A Hound for Trouble - April 28, 1951
- Early to Bet - May 12, 1951
- Room and Bird - June 2, 1951
- French Rarebit - June 30, 1951
- Leghorn Swoggled - July 28, 1951
- Cheese Chasers - August 25, 1951
- Tweety's S.O.S. - September 22, 1951
- Ballot Box Bunny - October 6, 1951
- Sleepy Time Possum - November 3, 1951
- Drip-Along Daffy - November 17, 1951
- Big Top Bunny - December 12, 1951
- Feed the Kitty - February 2, 1952
- Foxy by Proxy - February 23, 1952
- Little Beau Pepé - March 29, 1952
- Kiddin' the Kitten - April 5, 1952
- Little Red Rodent Hood - May 3, 1952
- Beep, Beep - May 24, 1952
- The Turn-Tale Wolf - June 28, 1952
- Cracked Quack - July 5, 1952
- Oily Hare - July 26, 1952
- Going! Going! Gosh! - August 23, 1952
- Rabbit Seasoning - September 20, 1952
- The EGGcited Rooster - October 4, 1952
- Tree for Two - October 18, 1952
- Rabbit's Kin - November 15, 1952
- Terrier Stricken - November 29, 1952
- A Mouse Divided - January 31, 1953
- Duck Amuck - February 28, 1953
- Upswept Hare - March 14, 1953
- Fowl Weather - April 4, 1953
- Muscle Tussle - April 18, 1953
- Much Ado About Nutting - May 23, 1953
- Hare Trimmed - June 20, 1953
- Tom Tom Tomcat - June 27, 1953
- Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century - July 25, 1953
- Cat-Tails for Two - August 29, 1953
- Zipping Along - September 19, 1953
- Duck! Rabbit, Duck! - October 3, 1953
- Catty Cornered - October 31, 1953
- Cats A-Weigh! - November 28, 1953
- Captain Hareblower - January 16, 1954
- I Gopher You - January 30, 1954
- Wild Wife - February 20, 1954
- No Barking - February 27, 1954
- Bell Hoppy - April 17, 1954
- Claws for Alarm - May 22, 1954
- Muzzle Tough - June 26, 1954
- The Oily American - July 10, 1954
- Stop! Look! And Hasten! - August 14, 1954
- Goo Goo Goliath - September 18, 1954
- Quack Shot - October 30, 1954
- My Little Duckaroo - November 27, 1954
- Sheep Ahoy - December 11, 1954
- Baby Buggy Bunny - December 18, 1954
- Pizzicato Pussycat - January 1, 1955
- Feather Dusted - January 15, 1955
- Pests for Guests - January 29, 1955
- Beanstalk Bunny - February 12, 1955
- Stork Naked - February 26, 1955
- Lighthouse Mouse - March 12, 1955
- Hare Brush - May 7, 1955
- Past Perfumance - May 21, 1955
- Tweety's Circus - June 4, 1955
- This Is a Life? - July 9, 1955
- Jumpin' Jupiter - August 6, 1955
- A Kiddies Kitty - August 20, 1955
- Speedy Gonzales - September 17, 1955
- Knight-mare Hare - October 1, 1955
- Two Scent's Worth - October 15, 1955
- Pappy's Puppy - December 17, 1955
- One Froggy Evening - December 31, 1955
- Bugs' Bonnets - January 14, 1956
- The High and the Flighty - February 18, 1956
- Rocket Squad - March 10, 1956
- Heaven Scent - March 31, 1956
- Tree Cornered Tweety - May 19, 1956
- The Unexpected Pest - June 2, 1956
- Napoleon Bunny-Part - June 16, 1956
- Tugboat Granny - June 23, 1956
- Rocket-bye Baby - August 4, 1956
- Half-Fare Hare - August 18, 1956
- The Slap-Hoppy Mouse - September 1, 1956
- Yankee Dood It - October 13, 1956
- Wideo Wabbit - October 27, 1956
- Two Crows from Tacos - November 24, 1956
- To Hare Is Human - December 15, 1956
- Tweet Zoo - January 12, 1957
- Ali Baba Bunny - February 9, 1957
- Tweety and the Beanstalk - March 16, 1957
- Bedevilled Rabbit - April 13, 1957
- Boyhood Daze - April 20, 1957
- Fox-Terror - May 11, 1957
- What's Opera, Doc? - July 6, 1957
- Birds Anonymous - August 10, 1957
- Ducking the Devil - August 17, 1957
- Zoom and Bored - September 14, 1957
- Touché and Go - October 12, 1957
- Mouse-Taken Identity - November 16, 1957
- Rabbit Romeo - December 14, 1957
- Don't Axe Me - January 4, 1958
- Hare-Less Wolf - February 1, 1958
- Robin Hood Daffy - March 8, 1958
- Whoa, Be-Gone! - April 12, 1958
- Feather Bluster - May 10, 1958
- To Itch His Own - June 28, 1958
- Weasel While You Work - September 6, 1958
- A Bird in a Bonnet - September 27, 1958
- Hip Hip-Hurry! - December 6, 1958
- Cat Feud - December 20, 1958
- Mouse-Placed Kitten - January 24, 1959
- Hare-abian Nights - February 28, 1959
- Trick or Tweet - March 21, 1959
- The Mouse That Jack Built - April 4, 1959
- Apes of Wrath - April 18, 1959
- Backwoods Bunny - June 13, 1959
- Really Scent - June 27, 1959
- Tweet and Lovely - July 18, 1959
- Bonanza Bunny - September 5, 1959
- Wild About Hurry - October 10, 1959
- Unnatural History - November 14, 1959
- People are Bunny - December 19, 1959
- West of the Pesos - January 23, 1960
- Wild Wild World - February 27, 1960
- Person to Bunny - April 1, 1960
- Hyde and Go Tweet - May 14, 1960
- Crockett-Doodle-Do - June 25, 1960
- Ready, Woolen and Able - July 30, 1960
- From Hare to Heir - September 3, 1960
- The Dixie Fryer - September 24, 1960
- Trip for Tat - October 29, 1960
- Dog Gone People - November 12, 1960
- Lighter Than Hare - December 17, 1960
- Zip 'n Snort - January 21, 1961
- The Mouse on 57th Street - February 25, 1961
- Strangled Eggs - March 18, 1961
- D' Fightin' Ones - April 22, 1961
- Compressed Hare - July 29, 1961
- Beep Prepared - November 11, 1961
- The Last Hungry Cat - December 2, 1961
- Nelly's Folly - December 30, 1961
- A Sheep in the Deep - February 10, 1962
- Quackodile Tears - March 31, 1962
- Crows' Feat - April 21, 1962
- Bill of Hare - June 9, 1962
- Zoom at the Top - June 30, 1962
- Honey's Money - September 1, 1962
- Mother was a Rooster - October 20, 1962
- I Was a Teenage Thumb - January 19, 1963
- Devil's Feud Cake - February 9, 1963
- Fast Buck Duck - March 9, 1963
- Woolen Under Where - May 11, 1963
- Banty Raids - June 29, 1963
- Chili Weather - August 17, 1963
- The Unmentionables - September 7, 1963
- Aqua Duck - September 28, 1963
- Mad as a Mars Hare - October 19, 1963
- Claws in the Lease - November 9, 1963
- Transylvania 6-5000 - November 30, 1963
- To Beep or Not to Beep - December 28, 1963
- Bartholomew Versus the Wheel - February 29, 1964
- Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare - March 28, 1964
- Hawaiian Aye Aye - June 27, 1964
- Road to Andalay - December 26, 1964
- Cats and Bruises - January 30, 1965
- Road Runner a Go-Go - February 1, 1965
- The Wild Chase - February 27, 1965
- Assault and Peppered - April 24, 1965
- Corn on the Cop - July 24, 1965
- Rushing Roulette - July 31, 1965
- Run, Run, Sweet Road Runner - August 21, 1965
- Boulder Wham! - October 9, 1965
- Just Plane Beep - October 30, 1965
- Hairied and Hurried - November 13, 1965
- Go Go Amigo - November 20, 1965
- Chaser on the Rocks - December 25, 1965
- Out and Out Rout - January 29, 1966
- Mucho Locos - February 5, 1966
- Mexican Mousepiece - February 26, 1966
- Snow Excuse - May 21, 1966
- Feather Finger - August 20, 1966
- A Taste of Catnip - December 3, 1966
- Daffy's Diner - January 21, 1967
- The Music Mice-Tro - May 27, 1967
- Speedy Ghost to Town - July 19, 1967
- Go Away Stowaway - September 30, 1967
- Merlin the Magic Mouse - November 18, 1967
- Big Game Haunt - February 10, 1968
- Feud with a Dude - May 25, 1968
- Chimp and Zee - October 12, 1968
- The Great Carrot-Train Robbery - January 25, 1969
- Shamrock and Roll - June 28, 1969
- Injun Trouble - September 20, 1969
- Bugs Bunny's Christmas Carol - November 27, 1979
- Freeze Frame - November 27, 1979
- Fright Before Christmas - November 27, 1979
- The Yolks on You - April 1, 1980
- The Chocolate Chase - April 1, 1980
- Daffy Flies North - April 1980
- Portrait of the Artist as a Young Bunny - May 21, 1980
- Spaced Out Bunny - May 21, 1980
- Soup or Sonic - May 21, 1980
- Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24½th Century - November 20, 1980
- The Night of the Living Duck - September 23, 1988
- Daffy & Porky in the William Tell Overture - April 27, 1991
- (Blooper) Bunny! - June 13, 1997
