List of Bugs Bunny cartoons
This is a list of the various animated cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny. He starred in over 160 theatrical animated short films of the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series produced by Warner Bros., and was voiced by the legendary vocal artist Mel Blanc. Also listed are the cartoons featuring the earlier character that evolved into Bugs Bunny (also known as "Happy Rabbit"), as well as those produced after the golden age of American animation.
Bugs Bunny shorts in chronological order by release date
"LT" stands for Looney Tunes; "MM" for Merrie Melodies. The name following this designation is that of the short's director.
- 1947 & 1962 Bugs Bunny Cartoons not directed by Chuck Jones.
- 1955, 1960 & 1961 Bugs Bunny Cartoons not directed by Robert McKimson.
Cartoons featuring Happy Rabbit
1938
- 001 Porky's Hare Hunt April 30, 1938 (LT, Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton) – with Porky Pig
1939
- 002 Prest-O Change-O March 25, 1939 (MM, Chuck Jones)
- 003 Hare-um Scare-um August 12, 1939 (MM, Hardaway and Dalton)[1][2]
1940
- 004 Elmer's Candid Camera March 2, 1940 (MM, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd
Cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny
1940
- 001 A Wild Hare July 27, 1940 (MM, Tex Avery) – Bugs Bunny's official debut; with Elmer Fudd; Academy Award-nominee for Best Short Subject (Cartoon)[3]
1941
- 002 Elmer's Pet Rabbit January 4, 1941 (MM, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd; first appearance of Bugs Bunny's name
- 003 Tortoise Beats Hare March 15, 1941 (MM, Avery) – with Cecil Turtle
- 004 Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt June 7, 1941 (MM, Friz Freleng) – with Hiawatha; Academy Award-nominee for Best Short Subject (Cartoon)[4]
- 005 The Heckling Hare July 5, 1941 (MM, Avery) - with Willoughby the Dog
- 006 All This and Rabbit Stew September 20, 1941 (MM, Avery) – One of the "Censored Eleven"
- 007 Wabbit Twouble December 20, 1941 (MM, Bob Clampett) – with Elmer Fudd
1942
- 008 The Wabbit Who Came to Supper March 28, 1942 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
- Any Bonds Today? April 2, 1942 (Clampett) – with Porky Pig and Elmer Fudd; neither an LT or MM short, but an animated propaganda film used to sell war bonds during World War II[5]
- 009 The Wacky Wabbit May 2, 1942 (MM, Clampett) – with Elmer Fudd
- 010 Hold the Lion, Please June 13, 1942 (MM, Jones)
- 011 Bugs Bunny Gets The Boid July 11, 1942 (MM, Clampett) – with Beaky Buzzard
- 012 Fresh Hare August 22, 1942 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
- 013 The Hare-Brained Hypnotist October 31, 1942 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
- 014 Case of the Missing Hare December 12, 1942 (MM, Jones)
1943
- 015 Tortoise Wins by a Hare February 20, 1943 (MM, Clampett) – with Cecil Turtle
- 016 Super-Rabbit April 3, 1943 (MM, Jones)
- 017 Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk June 12, 1943 (MM, Freleng)
- 018 Wackiki Wabbit July 3, 1943 (MM, Jones)
- A Corny Concerto September 25, 1943 (MM, Clampett) – not part of the Bugs Bunny series, but a one-shot; with Porky Pig in the segment 'Tales from the Vienna Woods' (also starring Elmer Fudd [as composer] and baby Daffy Duck [in segment 'The Blue Danube'])
- 019 Falling Hare October 30, 1943 (MM, Clampett)
1944
- 020 Little Red Riding Rabbit January 4, 1944 (MM, Freleng) – with Red Riding Hood and B.B. Wolf
- 021 What's Cookin' Doc? January 8, 1944 (MM, Clampett) – with Hiawatha
- 022 Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears February 26, 1944 (MM, Jones) – with The Three Bears
- 023 Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips April 22, 1944 (MM, Freleng)
- 024 Hare Ribbin' June 24, 1944 (MM, Clampett)
- 025 Hare Force July 22, 1944 (MM, Freleng) – with Willoughby the Dog
- 026 Buckaroo Bugs August 26, 1944 (LT, Clampett) – with Red Hot Ryder; first Bugs Bunny cartoon in the Looney Tunes series
- 027 The Old Grey Hare October 28, 1944 (MM, Clampett) – with Elmer Fudd
- 028 Stage Door Cartoon December 30, 1944 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
1945
- 029 Herr Meets Hare January 13, 1945 (MM, Freleng) – with Hermann Göring and Adolf Hitler
- 030 The Unruly Hare February 10, 1945 (MM, Frank Tashlin) – with Elmer Fudd
- 031 Hare Trigger May 5, 1945 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 032 Hare Conditioned August 11, 1945 (LT, Jones)
- 033 Hare Tonic November 10, 1945 (LT, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd
1946
- 034 Baseball Bugs February 2, 1946 (LT, Freleng)
- 035 Hare Remover March 23, 1946 (MM, Tashlin) – with Elmer Fudd
- 036 Hair-Raising Hare May 25, 1946 (MM, Jones) – with Gossamer
- 037 Acrobatty Bunny June 29, 1946 (LT, Robert McKimson)
- 038 Racketeer Rabbit September 14, 1946 (LT, Freleng) – with Rocky and Hugo
- 039 The Big Snooze October 5, 1946 (LT, Clampett) – with Elmer Fudd
- 040 Rhapsody Rabbit November 9, 1946 (MM, Freleng)
1947*
- 041 A Hare Grows in Manhattan March 22, 1947 (MM, Freleng) – with Hector
- 042 Rabbit Transit May 10, 1947 (LT, Freleng) – with Cecil Turtle
- 043 Easter Yeggs June 28, 1947 (LT, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
- 044 Slick Hare November 1, 1947 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
1948
- 045 Gorilla My Dreams January 3, 1948 (LT, McKimson) – with Gruesome Gorilla
- 046 A Feather in His Hare February 7, 1948 (LT, Jones)
- 047 Rabbit Punch April 10, 1948 (MM, Jones) – with The Crusher
- 048 Buccaneer Bunny May 8, 1948 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 049 Bugs Bunny Rides Again June 12, 1948 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 050 Haredevil Hare July 24, 1948 (LT, Jones) – with Marvin the Martian
- 051 Hot Cross Bunny August 21, 1948 (MM, McKimson)
- 052 Hare Splitter September 25, 1948 (MM, Freleng)
- 053 A-Lad-In His Lamp October 23, 1948 (LT, McKimson)
- 054 My Bunny Lies over the Sea December 4, 1948 (MM, Jones) – with Angus Macrory
1949
- 055 Hare Do January 15, 1949 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
- 056 Mississippi Hare February 26, 1949 (LT, Jones) – with Colonel Shuffle
- 057 Rebel Rabbit April 9, 1949 (MM, McKimson)
- 058 High Diving Hare April 30, 1949 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 059 Bowery Bugs June 4, 1949 (MM, Arthur Davis)
- 060 Long-Haired Hare June 25, 1949 (LT, Jones)
- 061 Knights Must Fall July 16, 1949 (MM, Freleng)
- 062 The Grey Hounded Hare August 6, 1949 (LT, McKimson)
- 063 The Windblown Hare August 27, 1949 (LT, McKimson) – with B.B. Wolf
- 064 Frigid Hare October 8, 1949 (MM, Jones) – with Playboy Penguin
- 065 Which Is Witch December 3, 1949 (LT, Freleng)
- 066 Rabbit Hood December 24, 1949 (MM, Jones)
1950
- 067 Hurdy-Gurdy Hare January 21, 1950 (MM, McKimson) – with Gruesome Gorilla
- 068 Mutiny on the Bunny February 11, 1950 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 069 Homeless Hare March 11, 1950 (MM, Jones)
- 070 Big House Bunny April 22, 1950 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 071 What's Up Doc? June 17, 1950 (LT, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
- 072 8 Ball Bunny July 8, 1950 (LT, Jones) – with Playboy Penguin
- 073 Hillbilly Hare August 12, 1950 (MM, McKimson)
- 074 Bunker Hill Bunny September 23, 1950 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 075 Bushy Hare November 18, 1950 (LT, McKimson)
- 076 Rabbit of Seville December 16, 1950 (LT, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd
1951
- 077 Hare We Go January 6, 1951 (MM, McKimson)
- 078 Rabbit Every Monday February 10, 1951 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 079 Bunny Hugged March 10, 1951 (MM, Jones) – with The Crusher
- 080 The Fair-Haired Hare April 14, 1951 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 081 Rabbit Fire May 19, 1951 (LT, Jones) – with Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd
- 082 French Rarebit June 30, 1951 (MM, McKimson)
- 083 His Hare-Raising Tale August 11, 1951 (LT, Freleng)
- 084 Ballot Box Bunny October 6, 1951 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 085 Big Top Bunny December 1, 1951 (MM, McKimson) – with Bruno the Bear
1952
- 086 Operation: Rabbit January 19, 1952 (LT, Jones) – with Wile E. Coyote
- 087 Foxy by Proxy February 23, 1952 (MM, Freleng)
- 088 14 Carrot Rabbit March 15, 1952 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 089 Water, Water Every Hare April 19, 1952 (LT, Jones) – with Gossamer
- 090 The Hasty Hare June 7, 1952 (LT, Jones) – with Marvin the Martian
- 091 Oily Hare July 26, 1952 (MM, McKimson)
- 092 Rabbit Seasoning September 20, 1952 (MM, Jones) – with Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd
- 093 Rabbit's Kin November 15, 1952 (MM, McKimson) – with Pete Puma
- 094 Hare Lift December 20, 1952 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
1953
- 095 Forward March Hare February 14, 1953 (LT, Jones)
- Duck Amuck February 28, 1953 (MM, Jones) - with Daffy Duck
- 096 Upswept Hare March 14, 1953 (MM, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
- 097 Southern Fried Rabbit May 2, 1953 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 098 Hare Trimmed June 20, 1953 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam and Granny
- 099 Bully for Bugs August 8, 1953 (LT, Jones)
- 100 Lumber Jack-Rabbit September 26, 1953 (LT, Jones) – with Charlie Dog; first and only 3D WB cartoon until 2010's Coyote Falls
- 101 Duck! Rabbit, Duck! October 3, 1953 (MM, Jones) – with Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd
- 102 Robot Rabbit December 12, 1953 (LT, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
1954
- 103 Captain Hareblower January 16, 1954 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 104 Bugs and Thugs March 13, 1954 (LT, Freleng) – with Rocky and Mugsy
- 105 No Parking Hare May 1, 1954 (LT, McKimson)
- 106 Devil May Hare June 19, 1954 (LT, McKimson) – with the Tasmanian Devil
- 107 Bewitched Bunny July 24, 1954 (LT, Jones) – with Witch Hazel
- 108 Yankee Doodle Bugs August 28, 1954 (LT, Freleng)
- 109 Baby Buggy Bunny December 18, 1954 (MM, Jones)
1955**
- 110 Beanstalk Bunny February 12, 1955 (MM, Jones) – with Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd
- 111 Sahara Hare March 26, 1955 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam; cameo by Daffy Duck
- 112 Hare Brush May 7, 1955 (MM, Freleng) – with Elmer Fudd
- 113 Rabbit Rampage June 11, 1955 (LT, Jones) – cameo by Elmer Fudd
- 114 This Is a Life? July 9, 1955 (MM, Freleng) – with Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, Elmer Fudd, and Granny
- 115 Hyde and Hare August 27, 1955 (LT, Freleng)
- 116 Knight-mare Hare October 1, 1955 (MM, Jones)
- 117 Roman Legion-Hare November 12, 1955 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
1956
- 118 Bugs' Bonnets January 14, 1956 (MM, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd
- 119 Broom-Stick Bunny February 25, 1956 (LT, Jones) – with Witch Hazel
- 120 Rabbitson Crusoe April 28, 1956 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 121 Napoleon Bunny-Part June 16, 1956 (MM, Freleng)
- 122 Barbary Coast Bunny July 21, 1956 (LT, Jones) – with Nasty Canasta
- 123 Half-Fare Hare August 18, 1956 (MM, McKimson)
- 124 A Star Is Bored September 15, 1956 (LT, Freleng) – with Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, and Elmer Fudd
- 125 Wideo Wabbit October 27, 1956 (MM, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
- 126 To Hare Is Human December 15, 1956 (MM, Jones) – with Wile E. Coyote
1957
- 127 Ali Baba Bunny February 9, 1957 (MM, Jones) – with Daffy Duck
- 128 Bedevilled Rabbit April 13, 1957 (MM, McKimson) – with the Tasmanian Devil
- 129 Piker's Peak May 25, 1957 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 130 What's Opera, Doc? July 6, 1957 (MM, Jones) – with Elmer Fudd; inducted into the National Film Registry[6]
- 131 Bugsy and Mugsy August 31, 1957 (LT, Freleng) – with Rocky and Mugsy
- 132 Show Biz Bugs November 2, 1957 (LT, Freleng) – with Daffy Duck
- 133 Rabbit Romeo December 14, 1957 (MM, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
1958
- 134 Hare-Less Wolf February 1, 1958 (MM, Freleng) – with Charles M. Wolf
- 135 Hare-Way to the Stars March 29, 1958 (LT, Jones) – with Marvin the Martian
- 136 Now Hare This May 31, 1958 (LT, McKimson) – with B. B. Wolf
- 137 Knighty Knight Bugs August 23, 1958 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam; Academy Award-winner for Best Short Subject (Cartoon)[7]
- 138 Pre-Hysterical Hare November 1, 1958 (LT, McKimson) – with Elmer Fudd
1959
- 139 Baton Bunny January 10, 1959 (LT, Jones, Abe Levitow)
- 140 Hare-Abian Nights February 28, 1959 (MM, Ken Harris) – with Yosemite Sam
- 141 Apes of Wrath April 18, 1959 (MM, Freleng) – with Gruesome Gorilla; cameo by Daffy Duck
- 142 Backwoods Bunny June 13, 1959 (MM, McKimson)
- 143 Wild and Woolly Hare August 1, 1959 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 144 Bonanza Bunny September 5, 1959 (MM, McKimson) – with Blacque Jacque Shellacque
- 145 A Witch's Tangled Hare October 31, 1959 (LT, Levitow) – with Witch Hazel
- 146 People Are Bunny December 19, 1959 (MM, McKimson) – with Daffy Duck
1960**
- 147 Horse Hare February 13, 1960 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 148 Person to Bunny April 1, 1960 (MM, Freleng) – with Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd
- 149 Rabbit's Feat June 4, 1960 (LT, Jones) – with Wile E. Coyote
- 150 From Hare to Heir September 3, 1960 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 151 Lighter Than Hare December 17, 1960 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
1961**
- 152 The Abominable Snow Rabbit May 20, 1961 (LT, Jones) – with Daffy Duck
- 153 Compressed Hare July 29, 1961 (MM, Jones) – with Wile E. Coyote
- 154 Prince Violent September 2, 1961 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam; later renamed Prince Varmint for television broadcasts
1962*
- 155 Wet Hare January 20, 1962 (LT, McKimson) – with Blacque Jacque Shellacque
- 156 Bill of Hare June 9, 1962 (MM, McKimson) – with the Tasmanian Devil
- 157 Shishkabugs December 8, 1962 (LT, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
1963
- 158 Devil's Feud Cake February 9, 1963 (MM, Freleng) – with Yosemite Sam
- 159 The Million Hare April 6, 1963 (LT, McKimson) – with Daffy Duck
- 160 Hare-Breadth Hurry June 8, 1963 (LT, Jones) – with Wile E. Coyote
- 161 The Unmentionables September 7, 1963 (MM, Freleng) – with Rocky and Mugsy
- 162 Mad as a Mars Hare October 19, 1963 (MM, Jones) – with Marvin the Martian
- 163 Transylvania 6-5000 November 30, 1963 (MM, Jones) – with Count Blood Count
1964
- 164 Dumb Patrol January 18, 1964 (LT, Gerry Chiniquy) – with Yosemite Sam; cameo by Porky Pig
- 165 Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare March 28, 1964 (MM, McKimson) – with the Tasmanian Devil
- 166 The Iceman Ducketh May 16, 1964 (LT, Phil Monroe) – with Daffy Duck
- 167 False Hare July 18, 1964 (LT, McKimson) – with B. B. Wolf; cameo by Foghorn Leghorn (final theatrical Bugs Bunny cartoon until 1990)
Post-golden age media featuring Bugs Bunny
Documentaries
Compilation films
TV specials
- Bugs and Daffy's Carnival of the Animals (1976)[16]
- Bugs Bunny's Easter Special (1977)[17]
- Bugs Bunny in Space (1977)[18]
- Bugs Bunny's Howl-oween Special (1978)[19]
- How Bugs Bunny Won the West (1978)[20]
- A Connecticut Rabbit in King Arthur's Court (1978)[21]
- Bugs Bunny's Valentine (1979)[22]
- The Bugs Bunny Mother's Day Special (1979)[23]
- Bugs Bunny's Thanksgiving Diet (1979)[24]
- Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales (1979)[25]
- Bugs Bunny's Bustin' Out All Over (1980)[26]
- The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special (1980)[27]
- Bugs Bunny: All American Hero (1981)[28]
- Bugs Bunny's Mad World of Television (1982)[29]
- Bugs vs. Daffy: Battle of the Music Video Stars (1988)[30]
- Bugs Bunny's Wild World of Sports (1989)[31]
- Happy Birthday, Bugs!: 50 Looney Years (1990)[32]
- Bugs Bunny's Overtures to Disaster (1991)[33]
- Bugs Bunny's Creature Features (1992)[34]
- Bugs Bunny's Lunar Tunes (1991)[35]
- The 1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show Program Special: Live in Stereo (2002)[36]
TV series
- The Bugs Bunny Show (1960–2000), compilation series[37]
- Tiny Toon Adventures (1990–1995), voiced by Jeff Bergman, Greg Burson,[38] Noel Blanc[39] and John Kassir
- Baby Looney Tunes (2001–2006), voiced by Samuel Vincent[40]
- The Looney Tunes Show (2011–2014), voiced by Jeff Bergman[41]
- New Looney Tunes (2015–), voiced by Jeff Bergman[42]
Shorts
- Box-Office Bunny (1990), voiced by Jeff Bergman (first theatrical Bugs Bunny cartoon since 1964)[43]
- (Blooper) Bunny (Produced: 1991, Released: 1997), voiced by Jeff Bergman[44]
- Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers (1992), voiced by Jeff Bergman[45]
- Carrotblanca (1995), voiced by Greg Burson[46]
- From Hare to Eternity (1997), voiced by Greg Burson[47]
- Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas (2004), voiced by Joe Alaskey[48]
- Daffy Duck for President (2004), voiced by Joe Alaskey[49]
Webtoons
- The Matwix (2001), voiced by Billy West[50]
Live-action / animated films
- Space Jam (1996), voiced by Billy West[51]
- Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003), voiced by Joe Alaskey[52]
Direct-to-video
- Quest for Camelot Sing-A-Longs (1998), voiced by Billy West[53]
- Looney Tunes Sing-A-Longs (1998), voiced by Billy West[54]
- Looney Tunes: Reality Check (2003), voiced by Billy West[55]
- Looney Tunes: Stranger Than Fiction (2003), voiced by Billy West[56]
- Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas (2006), voiced by Billy West[57]
- Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run (2015), voiced by Jeff Bergman[58]
Cameos
Shorts
- Naughty Neighbors (1939), the prototype; the only pairing of screwball characters Daffy Duck and Bugs' prototype (both in cameo roles only)
- Patient Porky (1940), Bugs' appearance in this short features both his design from A Wild Hare and his earlier prototype's voice
- Crazy Cruise (1942)
- Porky Pig's Feat (1943), only B&W appearance of the official Bugs
- Jasper Goes Hunting (1944), a Paramount Pictures Puppetoon (a 23-second cameo)
- Gas (1944), a Private Snafu cartoon
- Three Brothers (1944), a Private Snafu cartoon
- Odor-able Kitty (1945), a cat disguised as a skunk dresses as Bugs to escape the clutches of the male skunk in this cartoon that would later be identified as Pepé Le Pew
- The Goofy Gophers (1947), Bugs' voice is noticeably sped-up for this brief appearance
- The Lion's Busy (1950), Bugs' head is superimposed on the body of a small gray rabbit shown at the beginning
- Duck Amuck (1953)
- Daffy's Rhapsody (2012), appears as a prop
Films
- Two Guys from Texas (1948), live-action film; Bugs appears briefly in an extended animated dream sequence involving Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson[59]
- My Dream Is Yours (1949), live-action film; Bugs appears in a musical dream sequence alongside Doris Day and Jack Carson (with a cameo by Tweety)[60]
- Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island (1983), compilation film[61]
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), a Disney/Touchstone film; Bugs appears alongside Mickey Mouse for the first time[62]
- Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990), voiced by Jeff Bergman; appears with Daffy at the film's opening (Daffy and Porky also appear during the end credits). A significantly longer version of the Bugs & Daffy sequence is included in the deleted scenes section of the DVD.[63]
TV specials
- Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue (1990), voiced by Jeff Bergman[64]
- The Earth Day Special (1990), voiced by Jeff Bergman[65]
TV series
- Taz-Mania (1991; 1993), voiced by Greg Burson; episodes "A Devil of a Job" and "Wacky Wombat"[66]
- Animaniacs (1993-1994; 1997), voiced by Greg Burson; episodes "Video Review," "The Warners 65th Anniversary Special" and "Back in Style"[67]
- Histeria! (1998), voiced by Billy West; episodes "The Wild West," "The U.S. Civil War - Part II" and "Great Heroes of France"[68]
Direct-to-video
- Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (1992), no voice actor[69]
- Tweety's High-Flying Adventure (2000), voiced by Joe Alaskey[70]
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See also
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1929–1939)
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1940–1949)
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1950–1959)
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1960–1969)
- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1970–present and miscellaneous)
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