Bugs Bunny: Season 1

While camping, Elmer Fudd runs into the menacing Bugs Bunny.

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The three bears set a trap to catch Goldilocks, but their carrot soup attracts Bugs early on and he grows wise to their plans...

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After Bugs angers a new magician that comes into town, and the magician gets Bugs back, it's only natural for Bugs to continue the chain.

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On a cold snowy night, a frozen Bugs gets taken in by a kind old lady and set by the fireplace. The woman's dog can only think of ways to kill the rabbit and a war begins between the two for who gets the boot outside to the shivering cold.

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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.

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Elmer Fudd takes Bugs home for his "wabbit stew". Bugs replicates a radio announcement saying that all rabbits purchased in the past few days have "rabbititus". In a frenzied state Fudd tries to rid himself of the rabbit, but Bugs just won't go away.

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Bugs takes on a team of Gorillas in this baseball comedy.

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While Bugs Bunny sleeps a circus comes to town and leaves a Lion's cage on top of his home. The lion investigates Bug's hole. Bothered by the lion's invasive curiosity, Bugs opts to "fix" the wise guy.

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Now a Hollywood star, Bugs tells a reporter of his humble beginnings on the east side of New York. His story recounts his escape from a gang of dogs and how he appropriately dealt with them.

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Bugs helps out the exhausted Easter bunny by taking his place for the day. Elmer Fudd waits at his house ready to make 'wabbit' stew.

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Bugs is adrift at sea in a barrel when he suddenly finds an island. Upon arrival, he's swept up by a lonesome mother gorilla and instantly taken up as her baby. Despite his resistance, he eventually gives in to being the gorilla's child.

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A western showdown of Bugs versus Yosemite Sam.

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Elmer Fudd hunts for Bugs with an army surplus "wabbit detector" but it doesn't seem to work when Bugs leads him off a cliff. Bugs hitchhikes to a local theatre to get away from Fudd, but he can't escape and they're off to another chase in the cinema.

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Bugs recounts a story of how he tricked a man so much so that he jumped off a bridge.

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An egg rolls into Sniffles' house and when it hatches, he adopts the bird thinking it is a chicken. As the bird grows up, Sniffles discovers it is actually a hawk. Since hawks eat rodents, Sniffles becomes very scared. The hawk tries to eat him several times but decides against it and tells Sniffles there is a certain kind of hawk that doesn't eat rodents so they become friends again.

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Bugs makes a wrong turn and ends up in the Ozarks where he meets the end-barrels of two hillbillies. He dresses up and fools them into thinking he's a female hillbilly at a square dance. When he takes over the directions of the square dancing he directs the two into a bunch of violent routines.

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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.

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Elmer's hunting for Bugs lands them both on stage at the Hollywood Bowl. They fight it out until they end up getting married in the final act.

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Bugs falls out of a crate of U.S.A. carrots in Paris. Two French chefs from opposite restaurants are so eager to get rabbit for their dinner menu they don't realize that Bugs is making a fool out of both of them.

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Elmer is hunting both Daffy and Bugs again. Bugs talks Elmer into going after Daffy, who ends up getting the worst of all the pranks.

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In an effort to avoid being eaten, Bugs helps Taz find food. He feeds him an inflatable pig, a chicken made of bubblegum and then phones in a wife for Taz.

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Elmer Fudd is hunting Bugs Bunny and chases him into an opera acting out their characters.

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Daffy is jealous that Bugs' show is more popular than his own. Daffy tries to attract a larger audience but is unsuccessful.

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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.

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A dopey dog goes sniffing down Bug's hole to find a rabbit. While he digs, Bugs comes out and watches. The bunny gives him a big kiss on the face and the dog chases after him in hot pursuit.

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Bugs Bunny challenges Cecil Turtle to a race. After Bugs takes off, Cecil calls some friends to help him out. Everywhere Bugs goes he sees another turtle, believing it is always Cecil.

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Elmer Fudd stalks Bugs trying to use hypnotism. Bugs turns it around on Fudd hypnotizing him into thinking he's a rabbit.

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Elmer Fudd and his dogs are hunting for Bugs Bunny in the woods. Just as Fudd is about to shoot Bugs, he receives a telegram telling him that his uncle is leaving him three million dollars -- on the condition that he doesn't harm any animals.

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A gremlin hijacks a WWII bomber and Bugs must stop him before the gremlin does some serious damage.

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A retelling of Little Red Riding Hood. Riding Hood takes Bugs over to Granny's house and finds a note to leave Bugs at the door. The wolf tries to eat Bugs but never succeeds.

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In a fit, Elmer Fudd rips up his contract and decides to no longer chase rabbits. Elmer falls asleep and Bugs enters his dreams in an attempt to convince him to resurrect their contract.

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Bugs and Cecil Turtle decide to have their own "tortoise and the hare" race. After many pranks, Bugs wins the race, but Cecil calls the cops to arrest him because he was speeding.

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Elmer Fudd is a waiter in a fancy restaurant. When a guest asks for rabbit, Fudd panics trying to find one. Fudd finds Bugs in the kitchen and decides to use him in the meal.

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A Bugs cartoon parody of pro-wrestling.

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Bugs gets himself adopted as a pet by a kindly soul who has been feeding him carrots every day. Bugs' friend turns out to be Dr. Jekyll who drinks his evil potion and turns into a monster. Bugs ended up drinking some of the potion and once back in the park he is transformed into a monstrous rabbit.

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Bugs makes a visit to Witch Hazel who is infatuated with her own ugliness and needs a rabbit for her stew...

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A spoof of Superman with Bugs Bunny as Super Rabbit. The origin of SuperBugs is retold.

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Two castaways are starving on a raft. They come upon an island inhabited by Bugs Bunny, who looks like a tasty meal. Now, the castaways run around trying to catch the rabbit.

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Elmer Fudd hunts Bugs Bunny. The chase leads to a vaudeville theater where both Bugs and Elmer perform on stage.

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

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Bugs heckles the champ so much while at the World Champion fight that the fighter brings him into the ring for a beating.

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While stealing a carrot in Sherwood Forest on the king's property, Bugs gets caught by the sheriff. Bugs tricks the sheriff into letting him go, but not before he plays pranks on the hapless lawman.

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A little top-hatted performing penguin gets lost and falls into Bugs Bunny's hands. Bugs Bunny embarks on a challenging adventure to return the penguin to his home.

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A roughneck, musclebound construction worker up-earths Bug's rabbit hole despite his pleas. The bunny declares war and through a variety of chase scenes smacks around the brute.

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The midget gangster, Baby Faced Finster dresses up as a baby to escape the police. To his dismay, he ends up in the hands of Bugs Bunny, who treats him as a baby.

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Bugs Bunny takes a wrong turn on the way to Miami Beach and ends up in the Sahara desert. While in the desert, Bugs upsets Yosemite Sam and causes him to be pursued.

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Baton Bunny--Bugs takes on the unexpected role of being an orchestra conductor in this Looney Tunes favorite. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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Bugs becomes a bull-fighter. A classic Looney Tunes episode. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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A mad scientist sends a sexy Looney Tunes rabbit-robot to lure Bugs in as food for his monster. Bugs gets lured in by the robot and when he's face to face with the monster he freezes in a 'yipes!' position and then the long chase begins. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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A flood floats a sleeping Bugs and his mattress off his bed and out of his rabbithole, downriver to the castle of an evil Looney Tunes scientist. In need of a brain for his mechanical monster, the scientist saves the sleeping Bugs from a waterfall -- for, perhaps, a worse fate. When he wakes up, Bugs is terrified when he discovers where he is, and he is anxious to find a way home. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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Bugs runs into a giant gold boulder, which makes him rich. Unfortunately, Nasty Canasta uses a phony bank to steal Bug's fortune. In this classic Looney Tunes episode, Bugs comes back 6 months later to get even… Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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Bugs gets accidentally drafted into the military. It soon becomes clear that a rabbit does not belong in a man's army, considering how much of catastrophe-causer he is. A Looney Tunes favorite. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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Knight-mare Hare--An apple falls on Bugs' hairdryer sending him back to medieval England. A classic Looney Tunes twist evolves. Directed by: Charles M. Jones.

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Mississippi Hare--When Bugs is accidentally plucked by cotton pickers and loaded aboard a Mississippi river boat inside a bale of cotton, he disguises himself as a Southern Gentleman -- until he bests a hot-tempered riverboat gambler at a game of poker and must change his disguise to a Southern Belle, a ruse that almost results in romance for Bugs! A rare Looney Tunes love story.

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Operation: Rabbit--Wile E. Coyote is determined to catch Bugs, but no matter what he tries, Bugs turns it back on him. All his pranks end up hurting himself and he never catches Bugs. A classic Looney Tunes tale. Directed by: Charles M. Jones.

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To Hare is Human--The Coyote relies heavily on complicated technology to try to capture Bugs Bunny. But Bugs is not worried because he is sure of his common sense and his ability to talk himself out of any situation. A Looney Tunes favorite. Directed by: Charles M. Jones

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Bewitched Bunny--Bugs enters the fairytale world to go save Hanzel and Grettel from the witch in this Looney Tunes classic. Directed by: Charles M. Jones.

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Transylvania 6-5000--While tunneling to Pittsburgh, Bugs Bunny mistakenly surfaces in Transylvania. He asks for directions at a mysterious castle, where he meets a Looney Tunes vampire named Count Bloodcount. Directed by: Charles M. Jones.

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