Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1960–1969)

A re-telling of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", but with a mouse as a stand-in for Goldilocks, and Sylvester, his wife, and his son Sylvester Jr. as stand-ins for the three bears.

Bugs Bunny is being interviewed on a TV show, but Daffy Duck wants to be part of the show, and Elmer Fudd chases down Bugs when he mocks him on live TV.

Note: Final cartoon where Elmer Fudd is voiced by Arthur Q. Bryan, who died in 1959 from a heart attack.^[3]

Sylvester's attempts to eat Tweety prove much harder when he keeps turning into a seven-foot monster.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1961.^[4]

Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog go about their usual 9-to-5 job of capturing sheep and stopping the capturing of sheep respectively.

Bugs Bunny offers Yosemite Sam a lot of money on the condition he controls his temper.

Foghorn Leghorn goes up against a father-son chickenhawk duo when he goes south for the winter.

Elmer Fudd must watch over his boss' snooty dog, who thinks he's a person.

A drunken musical note wanders around a page of sheet music.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1961.^[5]

Yosemite Sam plays an alien invader who plans to take Bugs Bunny back to his home planet by force.

A short cat, who is too slow anymore to capture mice, trains Sylvester to be a mouser to get him food. While catching mice, he lets out "giant mouse" Hippety Hopper.

A mouse, trying to relieve a headache, mistakes a diamond for ice.

Similar to Little Boy Boo, but with Miss Prissy adopting Henery Hawk instead of having her own son, Egghead Jr..

Sylvester takes his son Sylvester Jr. bird hunting.

In a parody of the 1958 film The Defiant Ones, Sylvester and a dog escape a pound truck, but are stuck in handcuffs as they wander the country.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck make a wrong turn to Palm Springs, California and end up in the Himalayas, where they encounter Hugo the Abominable Snowman, who wants a bunny rabbit to love and hug.

Note: Screen credits appear as French corruptions of actual names.

Pulling a page out of the Pied Piper of Hamelin story, Sylvester uses a flute to lure Speedy Gonzales' friends with his music to trap and eat them. Speedy, the only mouse immune to the music, must save his friends from Sylvester.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1962.^[7]

Note: Retitled Prince Varmint for television distribution until the 2020s.

Daffy Duck opens a rival inn after feeling unappreciated by his former boss Porky Pig.

A mountain lion hides out in the home of Elmer Fudd.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1962.^[8]

Sylvester, thinking he's eaten Tweety, feels immense guilt over what's he done.

A giraffe named Nelly leaves the jungle to become a singer in the big city.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1962.^[9]

Sylvester tries to eat fish at an aquarium, but his son Sylvester Jr. keeps getting distracted.

Daffy Duck must protect him and his wife's egg from a hungry crocodile.

Jose and Manuel try to eat in a cornfield, but Elmer Fudd is two steps ahead.

Foghorn Leghorn agrees to babysit a hen's son while she goes out to a hen party...a decision he very quickly regrets.

Pepé Le Pew chases Felice (whose stink from Pepé results in her flying through the air and getting a white stripe down her back from a freshly painted pole) through the Louvre. While Penelope tries to get away, her boyfriend Pierre tries to stop Pepé from romantically pursuing his girlfriend.

Similar to His Bitter Half, but with Yosemite Sam instead of Daffy Duck, and the son being much bigger and nicer.

Tweety flies around in a jet-propelled bird cage, all the while Sylvester trying to get him.

Barnyard Dawg steals an ostrich egg from the zoo and puts it under Foghorn Leghorn, who thinks the hatched ostrich is his child, raising him like a mother would raise her own chicken.

Daffy Duck sneaks onboard a ship, only to be caught by the captain and his parrot.

A bored Martian wanders around Earth, scaring (albeit unintentionally) the populace.

Yosemite Sam is sent to Hell and is given more chances by the Devil to return and capture Bugs Bunny in this clip show cartoon, with his chances all being older cartoons with new music cues.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck compete in a race for one million dollars.

Speedy Gonzales plays a bullfighter, with Sylvester as the bull.

An old British man mistakes one of the horns of the Devil for his hearing trumpet, and hears many interesting sounds.

Note: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1963.^[13]

Bugs Bunny fills in for the Road Runner for a day, where he has to avoid capture by Wile E. Coyote (who, unlike in previous Bugs/Wile E. cartoons, doesn't talk) in the usual desert landscape.

A small beatnik rooster disguises himself as a baby to score with the hens...and to keep off Foghorn Leghorn's radar.

Speedy Gonzales tries to get food for his starving friends in a food processing plant guarded by Sylvester.

Daffy Duck is in the desert and very dehydrated, refusing to give up a gold nugget he finds to a mouse in exchange for water.

Sylvester and Sylvester Jr. try to get adopted. They find a woman who adopts Jr., but only Jr., so Sylvester needs to sneak inside.

Bugs Bunny stays in a castle one night, where he goes up against a vampire.

A cartoon consisting entirely of the original animation from Adventures of the Road Runner, but with new music cues.

Speedy Gonzales is a messenger who has to deliver a message between competing mice generals during the Mexican Revolution, and also dodge Sylvester.

A story of a dog who really, really hated wheels, before learning to love them.

In this clip show cartoon, Sylvester talks to a psychiatrist about his encounters with Hippety Hopper.

Sylvester invents a robot to capture Speedy Gonzales.

Daffy Duck tries to hunt Bugs Bunny in the winter to get money for his fur.

A Spanish retelling of the Cinderella folk tale.

Speedy Gonzales tries to track down and stop a Mexican Yosemite Sam-like bandit named Pancho Vanilla.

Sylvester buys a hawk to capture Speedy Gonzales, but the hawk is not cooperative.

Granny hires Daffy Duck to capture Speedy Gonzales.

A race between Speedy Gonzales and the Road Runner is underway, but their rivals (Sylvester and Wile E. Coyote respectively) together try to capture them.

Similar to Canned Feud, but with Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales, and on a desert island.

Daffy Duck tries to stop Speedy Gonzales and his friends from getting water from his well.

On Halloween, Daffy Duck and Porky Pig are cops who are hunting a criminal who looks a lot like Granny...with Granny herself thinking Daffy and Porky are just annoying trick-or-treaters when they try to apprehend her.

Daffy Duck tries to hunt for gold in the mountains...which just so happen to be at the home of the Goofy Gophers, who retaliate in return for the disturbance.

Wile E. Coyote tries to get over a gorge to catch the Road Runner.

Wile E. Coyote tries to use a bi-plane to capture the Road Runner.

Wile E. Coyote tries to capture the Road Runner while also dealing with the intense desert heat, which is making him very thirsty and even hallucinate.

Speedy Gonzales talks to his friend about Daffy Duck in this clip show cartoon.

Wile E. Coyote invents a coyote robot to capture the Road Runner.

Wile E. Coyote receives a chemistry set and tries to use different chemical solutions to catch the Road Runner.

Daffy Duck tries to capture Speedy Gonzales in a hospital.

On Halloween, Daffy Duck tries to persuade his nephew Witch Hazel isn't a real witch. Wanting a break from her work, Witch Hazel turns Speedy Gonzales into a duplicate of her, and Speedy-Hazel tends to Daffy during her absence.

Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales compete in a boat race.

Daffy Duck is hired in a Wild West-style town to capture Speedy Gonzales for money.

Daffy Duck is trying to sleep, but Speedy Gonzales and his band keep him awake at night.

Wile E. Coyote tries to use spy-themed gadgets to capture the Road Runner.

Daffy Duck talks to a psychiatrist about his wanting to eat Speedy Gonzales.

Daffy Duck runs a diner, where a hungry cat threatens him to get him a mouse-burger, or else. Daffy sets his sights on Speedy Gonzales.

Daffy Duck works as a stunt double for Speedy Gonzales.

A beatnik tiger named Cool Cat is pursued by a human hunter named Colonel Rimfire.

Speedy Gonzales tries to stop a sleepwalking Daffy Duck from danger.

Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales time travel back to Roman times.

Cool Cat keeps running into a bee on a college campus, but the bee stinging him earns him awards and accolades.

Notes:

• Final "classic" era Warner Bros. cartoon.
• Never shown on television due to ethnic stereotyping of Native Americans.^[22]