Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6 - Disc 1: Looney Tunes All-Stars

Disc 1: Looney Tunes All-Stars

# Title Characters Director Year TV Package
1 Hare Trigger Bugs, Sam Friz Freleng 1945 a.a.p.
2 To Duck or Not To Duck** Daffy, Elmer Chuck Jones 1943 a.a.p.
3 Birth of a Notion Barnyard, Daffy Robert McKimson 1947 a.a.p.
4 My Little Duckaroo Daffy, Nasty Canasta, Porky Chuck Jones 1954 Post-1948
5 Crowing Pains* ** Barnyard, Foghorn, Henery, Sylvester Robert McKimson 1947 a.a.p.
6 Raw! Raw! Rooster! Foghorn Robert McKimson 1956 Post-1948
7 Heaven Scent Pepé, Penelope Chuck Jones 1956 Post-1948
8 My Favorite Duck Daffy, Porky Chuck Jones 1942 a.a.p.
9 Jumpin' Jupiter Porky, Sylvester Chuck Jones 1955 Post-1948
10 Satan's Waitin' Sylvester, Tweety Friz Freleng 1954 Post-1948
11 Hook, Line and Stinker Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner Chuck Jones 1958 Post-1948
12 Bear Feat The Three Bears Chuck Jones 1949 Post-1948
13 Dog Gone South* Charlie, Colonel Chuck Jones 1950 Post-1948
14 Ham in a Role, A* Goofy Gophers Robert McKimson 1949 Post-1948
15 Often an Orphan Charlie, Porky Chuck Jones 1949 Post-1948

* - Original opening and closing sequences and title cards are restored for this release.
(**): Public domain cartoon.

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