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Contains the following shorts: "Robot Rabbit", "Tweety's Circus" and "Tweet Zoo".

Contains the following shorts: "Knighty Knight Bugs", "Muscle Tussle" and "Dog Collared".

Contains the following shorts: "Trick or Tweet", "Knight-Mare Hare" and "Freudy Cat".

Contains the following shorts: "Hare Lift", "Weasel While You Work" and "A Pizza Tweety-Pie".

Contains the following shorts: "Odor of the Day", "Hare Trimmed" and "Scrambled Aches".

Contains the following shorts: "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24½th Century" and "Foxy by Proxy".

Contains the following shorts: "Dime to Retire", "All Fowled Up" and "Fish and Slips".

Contains the following shorts: "Red Riding Hoodwinked", "Dog Gone People" and "Cat's Paw".

Contains the following shorts: "The Grey-Hounded Hare", "Tugboat Granny" and "Guided Muscle".

Contains the following shorts: "Baby Buggy Bunny", "Scrambled Aches" and "Design for Leaving".

Contains the following shorts: "A Bird in a Bonnet", "A Fractured Leghorn" and "Hare Do".

Contains the following shorts: "Tweet Tweet Tweety", "Whoa, Be-Gone!" and "The Awful Orphan".

Contains the following shorts: "Upswept Hare", "Woolen Under Where" and "Tweety and the Beanstalk".

Contains the following shorts: "What's Opera, Doc?", "The Three Little Bops" and "Hawaiian Aye Aye".

Contains the following shorts: "Knighty Knight Bugs", "Dough for the Do-Do", "Pizzicato Pussycat", "A Bone for a Bone", "There They Go-Go-Go!", "Room and Bird" and "Dumb Patrol".

Contains the following shorts: "Rabbit Hood", "Hoppy-Go-Lucky", "Drip-Along Daffy", "Terrier-Stricken", "Zip 'n' Snort", "Dog Pounded" and "Operation: Rabbit".

Yosemite Sam decides to marry Granny for an inheritance she received, but Bugs vows to defend her, as only he can. Meanwhile, Sylvester has difficulty catching both Tweety and a "giant" mouse (actually a baby kangaroo).

The Tasmanian Devil and Yosemite Sam separately try to cook Bugs, while cats contend viciously with dogs.

Bugs takes on first a fiery opera singer and then a brutish gorilla. Meanwhile, Sylvester consults a psychiatrist on his inability to catch Tweety, while a weasel goes after Foghorn Leghorn.

Bugs outwits a rabbit-hunting robot made by Elmer Fudd, who must also contend with his dog's cynical view of humanity. Elsewhere, Sylvester stalks Tweety on a tugboat, while Pepe Le Pew amorously pursues Penelope up the Matterhorn.

Contains the following shorts: "Hillbilly Hare", "Lumber Jerks", "Touche and Go", "Forward March Hare", "Tugboat Granny", "Yankee Doodle Bugs" and "Freeze Frame".

Bugs Bunny contends first with the Big Bad Wolf and then a pair of hillbillies. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester become the parents of a baby mouse, and two other mice, Bertie and Hubie, play psychological tricks on Claude Cat.

Bugs locks horns with a witch, an outlaw in the Klondike, and a WWI-era German air pilot. Meanwhile, Sylvester chases Tweety around Granny's farm.

Bugs watches filmed footage of his prehistoric ancestor. He also outwits rabbit-hungry Wile E. Coyote and keeps Granny safe from Yosemite Sam. The Coyote also pursues the Road Runner. Meanwhile, Daffy as Duck Dodgers seeks out the rack-and-pinion molecule, and Sylvester stalks Tweety and also receives an inheritance that should be invested.

Bugs matches wits with Yosemite Sam, a knight and Wile E. Coyote, who also contends with the Road Runner. Elsewhere, cats also face contention: a cat vs. Foghorn Leghorn, an alley cat vs. Marc Antony, and Sylvester vs. Tweety.