Westward Whoa (1936) is a Golden Age Looney Tunes short set in the Wild West, featuring fast-paced slapstick humor, exaggerated action, and classic Warner Bros. animation. This early-era cartoon showcases hilarious stagecoach chases, comedic standoffs, and clever visual gags, embodying the high-energy storytelling that would define Looney Tunes for decades.

In The Timid Toreador (1940), Porky Pig finds himself in a hilarious bullfighting misadventure. As an unlikely matador, Porky must navigate the chaos of the Spanish bullring, facing off against an enormous, menacing bull in a contest filled with slapstick humor, clever gags, and exaggerated animation. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes short has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and improved audio, bri...

The Haunted Mouse (1941) is a spooky and slapstick-filled Looney Tunes short that follows a mischievous ghostly mouse as he turns the tables on a terrified cat. As the cat attempts to outsmart his supernatural rival, a series of comical pranks and supernatural chaos ensue. With fast-paced humor, exaggerated reactions, and clever animation, this short perfectly captures the spirit of Looney Tunes' Golden Age. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animat...

Joe Glow, the Firefly (1941) is a lighthearted and visually creative Looney Tunes short featuring an adventurous little firefly named Joe Glow. As he explores a dark campsite, his glowing antics lead to hilarious encounters with a sleeping camper, creating unexpected slapstick chaos. This short is notable for its expressive animation, clever use of light effects, and classic Warner Bros. comedic timing. Now remastered in breathtaking 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animati...

In Porky's Bear Facts (1941), Porky Pig finds himself in a comedic woodland showdown as he tries to teach a lazy bear family the importance of hard work. However, things quickly spiral into slapstick chaos as the bears come up with hilarious ways to outsmart Porky. Featuring classic Warner Bros. humor, exaggerated animation, and witty storytelling, this short is a great example of early Looney Tunes charm. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animatio...

A Coy Decoy (1941) is a fast-paced and zany Looney Tunes short starring Porky Pig and Daffy Duck in a chaotic bookstore adventure. When Daffy finds himself in a world where books come to life, his usual wacky antics turn into an action-packed chase filled with visual gags, slapstick humor, and clever parodies of popular literature. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age classic has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and...

Meet John Doughboy (1941) is a satirical wartime Looney Tunes short, parodying military service and propaganda films of the era. Featuring over-the-top slapstick humor, absurd military inventions, and exaggerated characters, this cartoon delivers a comedic take on army life, filled with clever gags and witty wordplay. Now remastered in breathtaking 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this classic Warner Bros. short has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and i...

We, the Animals Squeak! (1941) is a satirical wartime Looney Tunes short, presenting a humorous look at military life through the eyes of animated animals. Filled with slapstick humor, exaggerated character designs, and witty political undertones, this cartoon blends fast-paced gags with clever storytelling, making it a unique entry in Warner Bros.’ Golden Age of Animation. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this classic Looney Tunes shor...

The Henpecked Duck (1941) is a classic Looney Tunes courtroom comedy, starring Daffy Duck in a hilarious legal battle. Facing divorce court drama, Daffy must defend himself against his overbearing wife, leading to outrageous antics, absurd legal arguments, and plenty of slapstick humor. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes short has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and improved audio, preserving the tim...

Notes to You (1941) is a hilarious Looney Tunes short starring Porky Pig, caught in a battle of wits with a relentless alley cat. As Porky struggles to get a peaceful night’s sleep, the cat’s loud, off-key singing keeps him awake, leading to a series of escalating slapstick antics. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age classic has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and improved audio, bringing Porky’s comical frustrati...

Who's Who in the Zoo (1942) is a classic Looney Tunes short featuring Porky Pig as he narrates a comical tour of a wacky zoo. With silly animal antics, visual puns, and over-the-top slapstick humor, this short takes audiences on a fun-filled adventure through Warner Bros.' exaggerated take on wildlife education. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes classic has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and improved...

Porky's Cafe (1942) is a hilarious Looney Tunes short starring Porky Pig as the owner of a chaotic diner where everything that can go wrong does. With slapstick kitchen mishaps, fast-paced comedy, and classic Warner Bros. charm, this short delivers non-stop laughs and wacky hijinks as Porky struggles to keep his café under control. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes classic has been fully restored with enhance...

In Daffy’s Southern Exposure (1942), Daffy Duck takes on winter’s harsh conditions in his own ridiculous way! While other ducks migrate south for the winter, Daffy believes he can tough it out, only to find himself freezing, hungry, and at the mercy of two fur trappers who have their own plans for him. Filled with Daffy’s over-the-top energy, zany antics, and quick wit, this classic Looney Tunes short is a hilarious survival adventure showcasing the best of early Warner Br...

Nutty News (1942) is a fast-paced and wacky Looney Tunes short, presenting a parody of 1940s newsreels. Featuring absurd "news" updates, ridiculous commentary, and slapstick humor, this short pokes fun at wartime media and sensational headlines, using classic Warner Bros. comedic timing and clever visual gags. Now remastered in breathtaking 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes satire has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and impro...

Gopher Goofy (1942) is a classic Looney Tunes short packed with wild slapstick humor and chaotic antics! When a pair of mischievous gophers set their sights on a farmer’s crops, a hilarious battle of wits unfolds between the hungry critters and their determined but outmatched human opponent. Now remastered in stunning 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes favorite has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and improved audio, delivering...

Wacky Blackout (1942) is a wartime Looney Tunes short, featuring a series of absurd vignettes about farm animals preparing for World War II. With classic slapstick humor, exaggerated character designs, and clever parodies of wartime efforts, this short captures the era’s unique blend of patriotism and comedy. Now remastered in breathtaking 8K resolution with smooth 60FPS animation, this Golden Age Looney Tunes classic has been fully restored with enhanced visuals and impro...

⚠️ Cultural Sensitivity Notice. The Ducktators (1942) is a wartime propaganda cartoon that satirizes the Axis powers during World War II. This short contains depictions and stereotypes reflective of its era, which may be considered offensive by today’s standards. Viewer discretion is advised. The Ducktators (1942) is a satirical Looney Tunes short that portrays anthropomorphic dictators as ducks and geese, humorously mocking Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Hideki Toj...

Eatin' on the Cuff or The Moth Who Came to Dinner (1942) is a unique and surreal Looney Tunes short that blends live-action elements with classic animation. The story follows a charismatic moth who loves to snack on fine clothing, but soon finds himself on the run from a hungry black widow spider. Packed with clever visual gags, slapstick humor, and a touch of musical comedy, this short stands out as one of Warner Bros.' more experimental and creative animations. Now re...

The Impatient Patient (1942) is a classic Looney Tunes short featuring Daffy Duck in one of his most outrageous misadventures. When Daffy visits a doctor’s office, his hyperactive personality and zany antics quickly turn a routine check-up into complete chaos. With fast-paced slapstick humor, over-the-top energy, and Warner Bros.' signature animation style, this short is a prime example of Daffy’s unpredictable and wild nature. Now remastered in breathtaking 8K resoluti...

⚠️ Cultural Sensitivity Notice. This cartoon was produced in 1942 and contains depictions of Native American stereotypes that were common at the time but are now recognized as culturally insensitive. While presented in its original form as a piece of animation history, some elements may be considered offensive to modern audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. The Daffy Duckaroo (1942) is a wild-west themed Looney Tunes short, starring Daffy Duck as a self-proclaimed singi...

⚠️ Cultural Sensitivity Notice. Hop and Go (1943) contains depictions and stereotypes that were reflective of the time period in which it was created. These portrayals may be considered offensive or inappropriate by today's standards. Viewer discretion is advised. Hop and Go (1943) is a classic Looney Tunes short, featuring a mischievous kangaroo named Claude Hopper who encounters two playful Scottish rabbits. What starts as a simple rivalry quickly escalates into a series...

⚠️ Cultural Sensitivity Notice. Tokio Jokio (1943) is a wartime propaganda cartoon that contains highly offensive and racist depictions of Japanese people, reflecting the prejudices and animosities prevalent during World War II. These portrayals are now recognized as inappropriate and harmful. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. Tokio Jokio (1943) is a Looney Tunes wartime short, presented as a satirical newsreel parodying Japanese culture and military efforts during Worl...

Porky Pig’s Feat (1943) is a hilarious Looney Tunes short, starring Porky Pig and Daffy Duck in a wild hotel escape adventure. After checking into a luxurious hotel, they quickly realize they can’t pay the bill, leading to one outrageous scheme after another as they attempt to outsmart the ruthless hotel manager. With fast-paced slapstick humor, witty dialogue, and an unexpected cameo by Bugs Bunny, this short is a fan-favorite from Warner Bros.' Golden Age of Animation. Now...

Puss N' Booty (1943) is a darkly comedic Looney Tunes short, featuring a scheming house cat and an unsuspecting pet bird. When a clever, hungry cat sets his sights on a caged canary, he devises one sneaky plan after another to catch his feathery meal. In true Looney Tunes fashion, things don’t go as planned, leading to a series of slapstick mishaps and an unexpected twist ending. Notably, Puss N' Booty is one of the last Warner Bros. black-and-white cartoons before the full t...