Top 10 Funniest Bugs Bunny Cartoons
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Bugs Bunny is the King of Cartoons for a reason. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the funniest and most iconic cartoons starring that Oscar-winning rabbit. Our countdown includes "Rabbit of Seville," "Ali Baba Bunny," "Falling Hare," and more! What’s YOUR favorite Bugs Bunny cartoon? Scroll down past Albuquerque and let us know!
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What’s YOUR favorite Bugs Bunny cartoon? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 10 Hilarious Looney Tunes Running Gags - ua-cam.com/video/H63iKjnxQB0/v-deo.html
The one where he meets Dracula, and Rabbit Rampage.😊
There is the one where Bugs and Daffy are on stage competing with each other trying to best each other and daffy finishes it off by blowing himself up.
@@ChibiProwl The one where he meets Dracula is called Transylvania 6-5000
@@ScorpiusZA.That would be Show Biz Bugs
My favorite Bugs Bunny cartoon is Rabbit Seasoning
"Shut up shuttin' up" always cracks me up 😂
Classic!
The dialogue in the scene with Bugs tricking Rocky and Mugsy into hiding in the stove and pretending to be a cop with an Irish accent is also pretty funny as well. ;)
@@sonicmario64I Remember that!
@@sonicmario64 That was my favorite part!
@@sonicmario64even funnier when the real one shows up with the exact lines!
My favorite Bugs Bunny short is "Water Water Every-hare". The slow motion chase after the bottle of ether is broken, and the end where a tiny Gossamer rows by Bugs, never fails to entertain!
"Coooooooome..........baaaaaaack...........heeeeeere......buuuuuuunny.........raaaaaaaa..........bbitt". "Niiiiiiiiiighty niiiiiiiiiiight".
Bugs Bunny is the GOAT of all cartoons as well as my favorite!
Rabbit Season! GOAT Season!
What? No Hillbilly Hare? The Hansel and Gretzky one with the witch? And the one in the vampires castle??? Brilliant ones all.
The latter is called _Transylvania 6-5000._
Hansel? Hansel? The hillbilly was awesome but nothing as funny as “wanna Easter egg”
You mean Gretel.
Abra capocus! Hocus cadabra!
@@BClarke Newport News!
Bugs Bunny will never fail to make me laugh 😂
I know this defies the law of gravity but, uh, you see, I never studied law 4:59
My Favorite Yosemite Sam Episode is High Diving Hare
LOL. My favorite was an honorable mention: "Hair-Raising Hare". 😂
Same here
Especially when either Bugs twitches in fear or that the monster is scared of the audience and went screaming through multiple walls. 🤣
Fun fact: the scientist was a caricature of one of the people who watched the animators work. I wonder if he inspired the voice of Boo Berry.
“Wait a minute, Dracula. Did you ever have the feeling you’re being watched, that the eyes of strange, eerie things are upon you? Look-out there in the audience.”
“PEOPLE! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!”
“And so, having re-re-disposed of the monster, exit our hero… Mechanical. Well, so it’s mechanical!”
Oh yeah - that's a GREAT one!
I laugh the hardest whenever I watch "Bully For Bugs", and I'm already in tears when it ends after those huge fits of giggles. 🤣
It's my all time favorite!
The bull's facial expressions are the best 😂😂😂
What a gulla-bull! What a nin-cow-poop!
"Yoiks and Away!!!" Daffy Duck as Robin Hood and Porky Pig as Friar Tuck is he FUNNIEST Looney Tune of hem all!!!!
Sure you are.
"Eh, what's up Doc?"
That never gets old and it never will! 😂
Fun fact: "What's up, Doc?" were actually my first words when I was a baby.👼
You'rrre dithpicable,
Eh not much
"I'm hunting wabbits, it's Wabbit Season."
“Ain’t I a stinker”
Um, what about the hillbilly hare episode where Bugs does that outrageously funny square dance? That one was hilarious! 😆
You got the title right--it IS called "Hillbilly Hare." Just thinking of it is making me chuckle. I think my favorite part is when Bugs, taking over from the jukebox, turns himself into a square dance caller, while accompanying himself on extremely corny fiddle. 😁😁😆😆🤣🤣
That one is my favorite. "Wallow some more, you all know how; roll around like an old fat sow."
@@DesertRat332
♪ Now lead your partner, the dirty old thing; follow through with an elbow swing. ♪
♪ Grab a fence post hold it tight, whomp your partner with all your might; ♪
♪ Hit him in the shin, hit him in the head; hit him again, the critter ain't dead. ♪
♪ Whomp him low and whomp him high, stick your finger in his eye. ♪
♪ Pretty little rhythm, pretty little sound; bang your heads against the ground. ♪
😆🤣
Absolutely love that one! I'll pull your beard you pull mine.
Kathern,thank you so much for the hillbilly captions.Wuv hit!
No Witch Hazel?
“Split a hare!” Eheheheheheheeh!
“Baseball Bugs” is definitely my most favorite Bugs Bunny episode.
It’s one of my favorites too
Ditto
I say you're safe! If you don't like it, you can go to the showers!
One of the few times bugs bunny took porky's job at the very end.
Of course, in cricket he wouldn't be able to bat worth beans; he's a rabbit. ;þ
All of these Bugs Bunny shorts are timeless classics. One not mentioned that's an absolute riot is "Operation :Rabbit" known for being the first pairing of Wile E. Coyote with Bugs Bunny (there would be 4 more shorts to follow) and actually Wile E. Coyote's second short after his debut with the Roadrunner in "Fast and Furry-ous." This is also the short that most people look at as "Wait, Wile E. Coyote can talk?" Oh, but it works so damn well. Bugs has to deal with the self-proclaimed "Wile E. Coyote, Super Genius" and it's a game of book smarts vs. street smarts. Also, the opening to this one with Coyote introducing himself and his plans to Bugs in front of that folding door is one of the funniest things ever.
A Wile E. forerunner, a wolf instead of a coyote, but looking and sounding like in the Bugs cartoons, deserves mention. He appeared with a sheepdog, the two starting the day punching a time clock, then the wolf attempts to steal sheep, the dog foils him. This is repeated ( with a time out for lunch) and at the end of the day they clock out, bid each other goodbye and head home.
@@brianthomas2434 The character in question is Ralph Wolf. He actually came AFTER Wile E Coyote. His first cartoon is "Don't Give Up the Sheep" which aired a year after "Operation: Rabbit" in 1953. He looks identical to Wile E. Coyote except for having a red nose. Also, the sheep dog's name is Sam. They are iconic!
@glowworm2 thank you. Maybe I'm being petty towards great artists, but it seems there should been some effort to distinguish between the characters, in voice and appearance (okay, Wile E. only spoke, two, three times?)
What I really took from the Sam / Ralph cartoons was the fact that it was a job, complete with (contractually mandated?) breaks. Even as a child, I felt an existential comment was being made.
@@brianthomas2434 Ralph did have a distinctive voice from Wile E. actually, as Wile E. always spoke with a distinctive British accent. Ralph's was more American. Technically, Wile E. Coyote spoke at least 6 times. There were 4 Bugs Bunny shorts (there was a fifth one, but he didn't speak in that one, because Bugs was filling in for the Roadrunner) and two shorts, Roadrunner A Go-Go and Zip Zip Hooray! (Both these shorts were originally from a failed 1962 television pilot, Adventures of the Roadrunner. Honestly, even as a kid, I took Ralph as a separate character despite him looking exactly like Wile E. Coyote due to his red nose.
The funny part though is that in "Sheep Ahoy", at the end of the short is a dead ringer for Wile E. Coyote, who has come to take over Ralph's shift for the evening. As Ralph and Sam haven't quite gotten their names yet in this short, the black nosed one greets Ralph as "George" while Ralph calls the other one "Sam". 🤣
@@glowworm2I thought I was the only one (outside of some of my family members) who noticed the names of the wolves in that early "Wolf-and-Sheepdog" short! 😆
Transylvania6-5000, when he keeps changing up abracadabra, Dracula keeps turning into different variations of himself and a bat.
You wouldn’t hit a bat with glasses would you? 🤣
😂😂@@RajaReign78
This is one of my all time favorites. Abra-ka-pocus!
Rest first! Telephone, tomorrow!!!
That one is my all time favorite!
Thank you for showing us all good Bugs Bunny episodes from the past.
Rabbit Rampage is one of my all time favourites.
The back and forth with Bugs being tormented by the animator is hilarious
That’s a great sequel to the Daffy Duck episode “Duck Amuck.”
@@Jeremiah_Rivers76 That’s a great one too. It’s a shame they didn’t do any more other than those two.
Mine too. Love 4th wall comedy
@@Jeremiah_Rivers76 My favorite part of "Duck Amuck" was Daffy being unaware of who was messing with him, but in "Rabbit Rampage" Bugs was fully aware of who his tormenter was.
@MTTT19
Rabbit Rampage is probably my favorite too..✍️.😆😅😂🤣😂😂😂 Would have Loved for Yosemite Sam to get this Crosscutting Buster Keaton Sherlock Jr treatment.. 😆🤣😆😆😆😆😆🤣😂🤣🤣😆🤣
I love how the background music keeps changing with every entry
"What's Opera, Doc" has always been my favorite.
Kill the wabbit! Kill the wabbit!
For how many was this their only time getting exposed to opera or at least the instrumental portion of it?
I definitely agree with #1 and #2 being the top choices. However, I think “Bully for Bugs” should’ve made this list too. His war with that Bull was epic and hilarious!
"Of course you realize, THIS means WAR."
@@Michael_Knight823 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
and no mention of "I should made a left turn at Albuquerque"
@@bakersnuts100 The phrase was first used in a WWII episode where Bugs goes against Herman Goering, Hitler's second in command.
Bugs Bunny vs the hillbillies. My grandma would come and watch it no matter what she would come and watch it.
Some of my favorites not mentioned here are “Rabbit’s Kin”, with Bugs comically dealing with Pete Puma; “A-Lad-in His Lamp”, with Jim Backus as a genie (“Oh, sweet spirits of camphor!); “Mutiny on the Bunny” (“The captain loves Gravel Gertie”).
Always enjoyed the one where he dresses up as a lady tasmanian devil and uses a bear trap for teeth! Haha!
Of course you realise/know this means war.....😁
I love the Roadrunner cartoons, so the one where Bugs Bunny stands in for Roadrunner and takes everything one stage further, in stopping Wiley Coyote, is hilarious.
'Foward March Hare' Chickens in tuxedos, long marches in full gear and Bugs testing warheads with a mallet. Comedy gold. That poor drill sergeant.
As a kid in the 90s i used to watch Looney Tunes all the time. I used to be like "they are showing a new episode" it was later when i was a teen that i found out all these amazing Looney Tune cartoons came out back in the 40s and 50s. I was so shocked cause they looked better than many other cartoons at the time. Even know over 80 years later they still hold up extremely well. It just goes to show you why it was called the golden age of cineme cause it really was amazing. Most cartoons today gwt forgotten soon after they stop airing but Looney Tunes is timeless. They will never make cartoons like this anymore.
"Nyeeeaaah." [chews carrot] "What's up, Doc?"
Bugs Bunny. 🐰🥕
the ironic thing about that is MEL BANC hated carrots!!!!!
All of the ones with Bugs vs. Yosemite Sam are gold.
In 1998 in South Africa, we got a new television channel etv. It is introduced us the kids, to Looney Tunes. We were enthralled during afternoons after school.🎉❤
I TOTALLY agree with your top 2 picks. "Rabbit of Seville" and "What's Opera, Doc" are my two favorite cartoons, and, as a classically trained musician, I recognize how so many kids were introduced to classical music through these two cartoon masterpieces.
Any time Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are together is hilarious
I love all of them, and still watch them.❤
“I, nave, am Sir O of K, Earl of Watercress, Sir Osis of the Liver, Night of the Garter, and Baron of Wooster-shyster-shister-shyster- shisty-shisty-sha….shire”
Arise, Earl of Cloves! Arise, Sir Hosis of Liver! Arise, Sir Loin of Beef!
Looney Toons was one of the very best features of a boomer childhood. These all bring up great memories, Ali Baba Bunny, Hunting Trilogy and Rabbit Of Seville were standouts here. A comedian or comic actor (don’t remember who) said EVERYONE wants to be Bugs Bunny, but in reality, we are all Daffy Duck ❤️
I believe Chuck Jones said that of himself.
Fun fact, for What’s Opera Doc, they weren’t allowed to turn Bugs into a “fat opera singer” stereotype. So they decided to do it to the horse instead
I grew up watching Bugs Bunny on TV and sometimes in the theater with the current movie of the day. He is the GOAT of animation comedy. When he celebrated his 50th birthday in Christmas 1990, a special compilation of his greatest gags were shown before the film, “Christmas Vacation.” The whole theater cracked up and set us up for the film and more laughs. That was a great night in the theatre 😄😄😄
I have a Bugs Bunny 50th anniversary mug that is one of my favorite possessions. Those classic Looney Tunes are the best cartoons ever made in my opinion.
@@eywine.7762easily the funniest. Nothing even close.
7:14 I love the hunting trilogy ❤😂
Especially when Bugs flips the argument.
I howled when Bugs, dressed up as a game warden, told Elmer Fudd it was baseball season and threw a baseball for him to shoot.
How is Hillbilly Hare not on here?
Especially when it parodies the most famous family feud of all time: The Hatfields vs The McCoys while also referencing the novelty song _The Martins and the Coys._
Why not include Yankee Doodle Bugs? ROTFL whenever I see the part about the tea tacks! LOL!
I have several favorites; unfortunately, I don't remember the titles: Bugs versus the knight at a tournament, Bugs versus the bull, Bugs dealing with the animator, Bugs and Daffy meet the Abominable Snowman, Bugs against Yosemite Sam in the Old West, Bugs gets back at the guy who stole his gold...so many good ones!!
I love "What's Opera Doc", but "Bully for Bugs" is still my favorite. Repeatedly slapping the bull's face and finally reaching out from under the sombrero to honk its nose.
Pete Puma is my favorite
One lump or two?😂
"What's opera doc?" Is definitely my favorite Bugs Bunny cartoon. Have a happy thursday morning, Rebecca. Take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
I love Bugs Bunny cartoons for four reasons one because he makes laugh, two because he can out smart Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam and Daffy Duck,three the gags he does and four he was voiced by Mel Blanc
I am partial to Al Jolson. So, one of my favorites is "Wet Hare". Where Black Jacques Shellac dams the river. While Bugs sings Jolson's song "April Showers". Unfortunately, this one cartoon is NEVER included in any DVD's.
Another favorite is "Hillbilly Hare". Where Bugs calls the square dancing.
Wet Hare is actually coming to Blu-ray soon.
You forgot about the one where he is talking in the 4th wall. Rabbit Rampage
My dad loves Bugs Bunny ever since he was a kid
I used to terrorize my parents with the Bugs Bunny Road Runner movie. Especially with “Kill Da Wabbit!!”
I can never hear "Ride of the Valkyries" without at least thinking "Kill da wabbit."
Same!
Bugs Bunny was is and will be allways a Master of Slapstick
All time classic cartoons!! Many of them are ever so quoteable! My favs:"
"I know this defies the law of gravity, but, ya see, I never studied law..."
"I shoulda taken that left turn at Albacoykee!"
"Of course you realize this means war!"
And now I'm realizing why I do this accent so often for no reason
"You wouldn't hit a bat with glasses ...?" BLAM!
My nephew loves that episode. Every time I see him, he wants to watch it.
yup!!!, "TRANSIVANIA 6-5000"
@@gregoryclemen1870 Apparently Bugs would hit a bat with glasses 🤓
@@kittylover62 bugs would hit "count- blood count" and think nothing of it.
"King" Bugs repeatedly bonking the Sheriff's head in "Rabbit Hood' always has me nearly falling out of my chair with laughter.
The one in which Bugs goes up against Buzz Buzzard....."My mother done told me to bring home some dinner." Why don't we do this more often? You mean what we're doing right now?" "Keep your shirt on"
That's a good one!
High Diving Hare is my favourite Bugs Bunny funny moment.
The Rabbit of Seville is a family favourite!
Last year we attended Bugs Bunny at the Symphony. It was EPIC!
I went with my sister & my mom. I'd do it again!
I have been to a Bugs bunny symphony also, it was great, though it was a while back.
@@jaclynsanture6643 Appaarently they tour all the time. It's fun to see the litttle kids hugging and squeezing the Bugs Bunny stuffies their partetns get at the show. to hear them laughing is pricelss
I’ve been to it in 2022
@@TwilightLink77 Today facebook reminded me that I saw it in 2014 the first time. (I've seen it twice)
That is my #1 favorite as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would add Bully For Bugs and Bunny Hugged. What's Opera, Doc is one of the greatest Looney Tunes cartoons full-stop.
My dad’s favorite funny episode is Bugs Bunny pretending to be The King
Arise sir loin of ham
@@TwilightLink77 sir loin of beef
I love when Bugs gives the red monster a beauty makeover.
My first ever introduction to Looney Tunes was I was 5, when my dad took me to the Denver Symphony to see Bugs Bunny on Broadway, which was an entire concert of Looney Tunes shorts with a live orchestra. I remember seeing What's Opera Doc and Rabbit of Seville and laughing hysterically with my dad. To this day, it is one of my favorite childhood memories. Thank you so much Dad!
Bugsy and Mugsy is my Favourite.
Was this the one that debuted Rocky and Mugsy?
Duck Amuck? Rabbit Rampage for sure!
My fave was the one where bugs and Yosemite Sam are doing the same dance except Sam ends up in a hole 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I always laugh hardest at Long Haired Hare, especially when Bugs enters as the awe-inspiring "Leopold." And this was years before I had any idea who Leopold Stokowski was.
I love Bugs Bunny ever since I was a baby
I think we all knew what #1 would be. It’s too iconic.
My fave will always be the hunting trilogy.
The Hunting Trilogy was my favorite. I remember getting excited whenever a Bugs and Daffy cartoon came on. The dynamics between Bugs and Daffy are timeless (I cracked a smile and a giggle the moment I saw this come up on the list).
what I always loved about Bugs Bunny, he never hits anyone, he never really strikes anyone, he lets the bad guys hit themselves in the face. He is the most passive aggressive character out there, and it works.
I love the one where Bugs is behind the scenes heckling Daffy with all the scene changes and making him look so stupid. That's my all time favourite
I loved the ones where "BUGS" was doing action scenes, and the director would say "CUT, O.K. BRING IN THE DOUBLE" and BUGS would say to DAFFY DUCK" MAKE IT GOOD MACK"!!!!
I was introduced to opera (and Wagner) by Bugs and Elmer. When I go to see an opera, I'm always singing to myself, "Kill da wabbit, kill the wabbit, Kill the WAB-bit!""
I'll give a clue on another one that should've got an honorable mention "ooh, I'm dying!"
I love Hillbilly Hare, especially Bugs calling the square dance. I still laugh out loud when I see it all these decades later.
When I was just a wee kid 5 or 6 yrs old, (I'm 60 now) when these cartoons FIRST came out. No syndication here. I seen "What's Opera Doc ?" and seeing that Bugs "died" at the very end of the cartoon, I cried my eyes out. Running to my mom saying "They killed Bugs Bunny !". But my favorite Bugs Bunny cartoon is "Hillbilly Hare". The ones with Wile E. Coyote in them come a close second. Especially the one where Bugs stood in for the Road Runner because he sprained a giblet. He was taking "Speed Pills" to make him run fast. Wile E. didn't talk in that one but the later one he did because he was a "Super Genuis". Oh if I could live those Saturday mornings again.....
I can't believe I remember all of these.
The Bugs Bunny Road Runner hour ruled.
I’m so old, I had High Diving Hare on a View Master disc. 😂
"I know this defies the law of gravity, but you see, I never studied law."
As a young kid these Buggs Bunny cartoons were my 1st exposure to opera. Loved them and I learned to appreciate classical music because of that early experience. Which I am sure is exactly what Chuck Jones and those geniuses at termite terrace intended.
When bugs puts Rocky and his big side kick in oven, then bugs says he’s not in oven, then cops say ah he’s in there, bugs says if he was would I light it on fire, “ya might rabbit, cha might”, that to this day is one of my signature lines with, “schudape”
"Bully for Bugs" is one the funniest WB cartoons ever. I'm surprised you left this one out.
I'm old enough to remember all of these!!
Absolutely love Looney tunes!! All of them. Today's cartoons don't even make sense to me. Bring back the Looney tunes!
Good list, but truthfully I was expecting Rabbit Rampage on this list of Knight Mare Hare. But still a wonderful celebration of Bugs Bunny.
*Every* cartoon Bugs Bunny was in was funny.
YES, your pick for number one is perfect!!!! "Kill da Wabbit, Kill da Wabbit" hilarious! done to Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" just perfection!
No mention of "Transylvania 6-5000"?!? "Abracpocus!" "Hocuscadabra!" Kills me every time. Every time.
In 1974 I went into the Marine Corps. I was a single guy and lived in the enlisted barracks after boot camp. Each barracks at that time had a TV room. The barracks I first lived in had a 20 inch color TV with cable. The room had seats for 20 or so guys. On any Saturday morning, provided we were not in the field. There would be standing room only in the TV room while Bugs Bunny was on.
I grew up in the 1960's-1970's. I always identified Bugs Bunny with classical music. Every time I heard The Barber of Seville I expected Bugs Bunny. But then again, every time I saw the WB logo I expected Bugs Bunny.
Kill da wabbit was mind blowing.
M brother and I loved mimicking Bugs and Daffy in the rabbit/duck season trilogy! 😂🤣😄 we’d laugh our heads off with the classics and making everyone see the humor
I'm so happy that "Rabbit of Seville" and "What's Opera Doc" scores so high, they're by far the best episodes of Bugs Bunny. That also count for the best classic music, because if it wasn't for those cartoons, I would've never loved classic music this much and have great childhood memories with them.
Same. My late mother was a classical music lover, but I also can thank classic cartoons for that love as well. Carl Stalling and Milt Franklin were geniuses when it came to scoring these shorts.
Seven of these are my top 10 favorite Bugs Bunny cartoons. My other favorite three that didn't make this list are: "Bully for Bugs", "Operation Rabbit" and "No Parking Hare".
"Well, what did you expect in an opera, a happy ending?"
The most petty yet funniest character in American animation history
Rabbit of Seville. Every time I get a haircut, my mind automatically goes there. And the I start humming along...😅😅😅
Rabbit of Seville and the high diving are two of my favorites. Hair raising Hare and anything with the Witch are hilarious. I would have added the one with the castle and Yosemite Sam, I forget the name.
I can never get enough of these cartoons. To hell with those who wanna censor them!
Love Little Red Riding Rabbit.
SAAAAAAAAY GRANDMAAAAAAA!!!!!!!
Knights Must Fall --- the very beginning where the Black Knight first notices Bugs Bunny --- simply timeless
I also liked the one with The Three Bears😂
that was great!!!. baby bear would say "DAAAAA I'M HUNGRY" , and papa bear would say" SHUT UP JUNIOR!!!!". mama bear was voiced by BEA BENADERET( uncredited)
I loved the Hansel and Gretel episode with the witch. Also loved the haunted house with Bugs and Porky Pig.
I watched that as kid.
“The Rabbit of Seville” is my favorite cartoon short, and one of the reasons I argue classical music still has plenty of entertainment value in the modern day, outside of the symphony and commercials. It just keeps upping the ante, and boy is the payoff hilarious! Then there’s “Bully for Bugs,” which I would place as #11 here.
I’d also argue in favor of a pair of shorts that absolutely annihilate the fourth wall. Though “Duck Amuck” is Daffy-centric, it can also be thought of as a Bugs Bunny cartoon because our favorite wisecracking wabbit is the reason for all of Daffy’s woes; more obviously, however, is “Rabbit Rampage,” a short that flips the script and puts Bugs through the same sort of treatment at the mercy of Elmer Fudd. Though not quite as hilarious as its predecessor, it’s still rife with gut busting moments. This is also one occasion when we see Bugs thoroughly thrown off his game, which really didn’t happen too often.