Warner Bros. Production Code List

This is a list of production numbers for the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts, TV shows, episodes, specials, movies, and advertisements. Production numbers are extremely useful and more accurately chronological than going by release date. The release dates can sometimes be inaccurate and could be off by several weeks, months, or even years.
== Notes ==
At present, there is no easy way to get the production numbers for the golden age shorts between 1930 to mid-1943, and for many newer productions. For the golden age shorts, production artwork, lobby cards, and documentation are adorned with the in-house production numbers (model sheets in particular). Due to this, most production codes within this period is unknown.A common misconception with the golden age Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts is that every cartoon shows the production number under the opening titles until the Depatie-Freleng era. However, that is not the case. Every Looney Tune from "Sinkin' in the Bathtub" to "Yankee Doodle Daffy", and every Merrie Melodie from "Lady, Play Your Mandolin!" to "Tin Pan Alley Cats", show the Vitaphone release number under the titles instead. Vitaphone release numbers stop appearing on screen by "Porky Pig's Feat" and "Hiss and Make Up"; however, they would still be given to every cartoon until the last of the golden age. ("Injun Trouble"). For a list of Vitaphone numbers, see Warner Bros. Vitaphone Release Number List.
Late in the 1943 release season, the production numbers actually started appearing on screen under the WB shield, this was an anomaly for cartoons in the golden age as no other studio had or would put their in-house production numbers in the opening or end titles.
=== Golden Age ===
From 1930-1945, the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies had their own production numbers (3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production number, with a hyphen):
* The 2-letters are always LT or MM, which identify the series each cartoon is in,
* The first set of digits identify each cartoons specific number given,
* The second set of digits identify which production season the cartoon was made in.
In 1945, starting with Robert McKimson's "One Meat Brawl" (which started production six weeks before Bob Clampett left), the studio switched to a 4-digit production number system. Beginning as MM-10-15 (the tenth Merrie Melodies of the fifteenth season), the hyphen was dropped and it became 1015. From that point onward, both the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies went by the same production number, and would gradually count up starting from 1015.https://www.whataboutthad.com/wb-production-number/ Due to the backlog which began post-WWII, the new 4-digit production number system was not seen on screen regularly until 1947; "Bacall to Arms" and "Rhapsody Rabbit" are only cartoons released in 1946 that are seen with the newer production number system, despite being the third and twenty-sixth cartoon assigned with a 4-digit production number respectively.
Blue Ribbon reissues were also assigned production numbers, but only used during the 1949-59 seasons, being counted with the mainline shorts. When The Bugs Bunny Show started production it went under the same 4-digit production number system as the theatrical shorts.
The production numbers changed again when operations switched to DePatie-Freleng Enterprises and again when operations switched to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts.
=== Post-Golden Age ===
Warner Bros. Animation began to use a 6-digit production number system in the 1970s. The numeric code has been updated over the years. 
* 255XXX/256XXX - Movies, specials, commercials
* 406XXX - 1990–1999 (407XXX)
* 385XXX - 1999–2004
* 257XXX - 2004–2006
* 345XXX/346XXX - 2006–2013
* 3A5XXX - 2012–2016
They have kept it for decades since until 2016 when it was changed to a 3-digit with a 4-letter production number. Their alphanumeric code begins with A14.XXXXX.
* WABB = Wabbit / New Looney Tunes
* BBBD = Bugs Bunny Builders
* BYEB = Bye Bye Bunny
* LTCT = Looney Tunes Cartoons
* TINY = Tiny Toons Looniversity
* PDMV = The Day the Earth Blew Up A Looney Tunes Movie
== 1930–1945 (3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production number for the Looney Tunes series) ==
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Earliest Production Date Known 	Notes
LT-1-1 	"Sinkin' in the Bathtub" 	19 April 1930 	 	
LT-2-1 	"Congo Jazz" 	9 August 1930 	 	
LT-3-1 	"Hold Anything" 	22 August 1930 	 	
LT-4-1 	"The Booze Hangs High" 	31 October 1930 	 	
LT-5-1 	"Box Car Blues" 	25 October 1930 	 	
LT-6-1 	"Big Man from the North" 	6 December 1930 	 	
LT-7-1 	"Ain't Nature Grand!" 	13 December 1930 	 	
LT-8-1 	"Ups 'n Downs" 	30 January 1931 	 	
LT-9-1 	"Dumb Patrol" 	2 March 1931 	 	
LT-10-1 	"Yodeling Yokels" 	28 March 1931 	 	
LT-11-1 	"Bosko's Holiday" 	1 May 1931 	 	
LT-12-1 	"The Tree's Knees" 	15 May 1931 	 	
LT-13-1 	"Lady, Play Your Mandolin!" 	2 August 1931 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon and the first one in the series. Final cartoon to be directed by both Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising.
LT-1-2 	"Bosko Shipwrecked!" 	19 September 1931	 	
LT-2-2 	"Bosko the Doughboy" 	17 October 1931 	 	
LT-3-2 	"Bosko's Soda Fountain" 	14 November 1931 	 	
LT-4-2 	"Bosko's Fox Hunt" 	12 December 1931 	 	
LT-5-2 	"Bosko at the Zoo" 	31 December 1931 	 	
LT-6-2 	"Battling Bosko" 	6 February 1932 	 	
LT-7-2 	Big-Hearted Bosko 	5 March 1932 	 	
LT-8-2 	"Bosko's Party" 	2 April 1932 	 	
LT-9-2 	"Bosko and Bruno" 	30 April 1932 	 	
LT-10-2 	"Bosko's Dog Race" 	25 June 1932 	 	
LT-11-2 	"Bosko at the Beach" 	23 July 1932 	 	
LT-12-2 	"Bosko's Store" 	13 August 1932 	 	
LT-13-2 	"Bosko the Lumberjack" 	3 September 1932 	 	
LT-1-3 	"Ride Him, Bosko!" 	17 September 1932	 	
LT-2-3 	"Bosko the Drawback" 	22 October 1932 	 	
LT-3-3 	"Bosko's Dizzy Date" 	19 November 1932 	 	
LT-4-3 	"Bosko's Woodland Daze" 	17 December 1932 	 	
LT-5-3 	"Bosko in Dutch" 	14 January 1933 	 	
LT-6-3 	"Bosko in Person" 	11 February 1933 	 	
LT-7-3 	"Bosko the Speed King" 	11 March 1933 	 	
LT-8-3 	"Bosko's Knight-Mare" 	29 April 1933 	 	
LT-9-3 	"Bosko the Sheep-Herder" 	3 June 1933 	 	
LT-10-3 	"Beau Bosko" 	1 July 1933 	 	
LT-11-3 	"Bosko's Mechanical Man" 	29 July 1933 	 	
LT-12-3 	"Bosko the Musketeer" 	12 August 1933 	 	
LT-13-3 	"Bosko's Picture Show" 	26 August 1933 	 	Final cartoon directed by Hugh Harman. Final cartoon starring Bosko.
LT-1-4 	"Buddy's Day Out" 	9 September 1933 	 	First cartoon starring Buddy and the only one directed by Tom Palmer.
LT-2-4 	"Buddy's Beer Garden" 	11 November 1933 	 	First cartoon directed by Earl Duvall.
LT-3-4 	"Buddy's Show Boat" 	9 December 1933 	 	
LT-4-4 	"Buddy the Gob" 	13 January 1934 	 	
LT-5-4 	"Buddy and Towser" 	24 February 1934 	 	
LT-6-4 	"Buddy's Garage" 	14 April 1934 	 	Final cartoon directed by Earl Duvall.
LT-7-4 	"Buddy's Trolley Troubles" 	5 May 1934 	 	
LT-8-4 	"Buddy of the Apes" 	26 May 1934 	 	First cartoon directed by Ben Hardaway.
LT-11-4 	"Buddy's Circus" 	8 November 1934 	 	
LT-12-4 	"Buddy the Detective" 	17 October 1934 	 	
LT-3-5 	"Viva Buddy" 	12 December 1934 	 	
LT-6-5 	"Buddy in Africa" 	6 July 1935 	 	
LT-7-5 	"Buddy's Lost World" 	18 May 1935 	 	
LT-8-5 	"Buddy's Bug Hunt" 	22 June 1935 	 	
LT-9-5 	"Buddy Steps Out" 	20 July 1935 	 	
LT-10-5 	"Buddy the Gee Man" 	24 August 1935 	 	
LT-11-5 	"A Cartoonist's Nightmare" 	14 September 1935	 	First solo Beans cartoon.
LT-12-5 	"Hollywood Capers" 	19 October 1935 	 	
LT-8-6 	"Fish Tales" 	23 May 1936 	 	
LT-11-6 	"Porky the Rain-Maker" 	1 August 1936 	 	
LT-13-6 	"Porky's Moving Day" 	7 October 1936 	 	Final cartoon directed by Jack King.
LT-1-7 	"Porky's Poultry Plant" 	22 August 1936 	 	First cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin.
LT-2-7 	"Little Beau Porky" 	14 November 1936 	 	
LT-4-7 	"Porky the Wrestler" 	9 January 1937 	 	
LT-6-7 	"Picador Porky" 	27 February 1937 	 	
LT-7-7 	"Porky's Road Race" 	6 February 1937 	 	
LT-8-7 	"Porky's Duck Hunt" 	17 April 1937 	 	
LT-9-7 	"Porky's Romance" 	3 April 1937 	 	
LT-1-8 	"Porky and Gabby" 	15 May 1937 	 	
LT-2-8 	"Porky's Super Service" 	3 July 1937 	 	
LT-3-8 	"Porky's Badtime Story" 	24 July 1937 	6 April 1937https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-bob-clampetts-porkys-badtime-story-1937/	First cartoon directed by Bob Clampett (co-directed by Chuck Jones). Working title: "It Happened All Night".
LT-4-8 	"Get Rich Quick Porky" 	28 August 1937 	10 May 1937https://www.patreon.com/posts/animator-get-76698277 	Working title: "The Oily Bird Gets Porky!"https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-get-rich-quick-porky-1937/
LT-5-8 	"Rover's Rival" 	9 October 1937 	14 June 1937https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-injun-trouble-1938-and-wagon-heels-1945/	
LT-6-8 	"Porky's Hero Agency" 	4 December 1937 	13 July 1937https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-porkys-hero-agency-1937/ 	
LT-7-8 	"Porky's Poppa" 	15 January 1938 	August 1937 	
LT-8-8 	"What Price Porky" 	19 February 1938 	September 1937https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-what-price-porky-1938/ 	
LT-9-8 	"Porky's Five & Ten" 	16 April 1938 	October 1937 	
LT-10-8 	"Injun Trouble (1938 short)" 	21 May 1938 	November 1937 	
LT-11-8 	"Porky's Party" 	25 June 1938 	 	
LT-12-8 	"Porky & Daffy" 	6 August 1938 	 	
LT-13-8 	"Porky in Wackyland" 	24 September 1938	 	
LT-8-11 	"Joe Glow, the Firefly" 	8 March 1941 	1940 	
LT-10-11	"Porky's Preview" 	19 April 1941 	22 August 1940 	
LT-13-11	"Porky's Prize Pony" 	21 June 1941 	1940 	
LT-1-12 	"Porky's Pooch" 	27 December 1941 	 	
LT-2-12 	"Notes to You" 	20 September 1941	 	
LT-5-12 	"Gopher Goofy" 	27 June 1942 	 	
LT-6-12 	"Porky's Pastry Pirates" 	17 January 1942 	 	
LT-8-12 	"Daffy's Southern Exposure" 	2 May 1942 	 	
LT-10-12	"Saps in Chaps" 	11 April 1942 	 	
LT-12-12	"The Ducktators" 	1 August 1942 	 	
LT-14-12	"The Impatient Patient" 	5 September 1942 	 	
LT-15-12	"The Hep Cat" 	3 October 1942 	 	First Looney Tunes cartoon produced in 3-hue Technicolor.
LT-2-13 	"The Daffy Duckaroo" 	24 October 1942 	 	
LT-3-13 	"To Duck .... or Not to Duck"	6 March 1943 	 	
LT-4-13 	"Confusions of a Nutzy Spy" 	23 January 1943 	 	
LT-5-13 	"My Favorite Duck" 	5 December 1942 	 	First Porky Pig and Daffy Duck cartoon produced in color.
LT-6-13 	"Hop and Go" 	27 March 1943 	 	
LT-7-13 	"The Wise Quacking Duck" 	1 May 1943 	 	
LT-8-13 	"Tokio Jokio" 	15 May 1943 	 	Final cartoon directed by Norman McCabe.
LT-9-13 	"Yankee Doodle Daffy" 	3 July 1943 	 	
LT-10-13	"Scrap Happy Daffy" 	21 August 1943 	 	First cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin in the 1940s.
LT-11-13	"Porky Pig's Feat" 	17 July 1943 	 	
LT-12-13	"Daffy - The Commando" 	28 November 1943 	 	
LT-13-13	"Puss n' Booty" 	11 December 1943 	 	Final black-and-white Looney Tunes cartoon.
LT-1-14 	"Tom Turk and Daffy" 	12 February 1944 	 	
LT-2-14 	"I Got Plenty of Mutton" 	11 March 1944 	 	
LT-3-14 	"Tick Tock Tuckered" 	8 April 1944 	 	Remake of "Porky's Badtime Story", replacing Gabby Goat with Daffy Duck.
LT-4-14 	"Angel Puss" 	3 June 1944 	 	
LT-5-14 	"Duck Soup to Nuts" 	27 May 1944 	 	
LT-6-14 	"Brother Brat" 	15 July 1944 	 	
LT-7-14 	"Buckaroo Bugs" 	26 August 1944 	 	First Looney Tunes cartoon starring Bugs Bunny. Final cartoon to credit Leon Schlesinger.
LT-8-14 	"Plane Daffy" 	16 September 1944	 	
LT-9-14 	"From Hand to Mouse" 	5 August 1944 	 	
LT-10-14	"Booby Hatched" 	14 October 1944 	 	
LT-11-14	"Odor-able Kitty" 	6 January 1945 	 	
LT-12-14	"The Stupid Cupid" 	25 November 1944 	 	
LT-13-14	"Behind the Meat-Ball" 	7 April 1945 	 	
LT-1-15 	"Draftee Daffy" 	27 January 1945 	 	
LT-2-15 	"Swooner Crooner" 	6 May 1944 	 	
LT-3-15 	"Fresh Airedale" 	25 August 1945 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon. Final cartoon released during World War II.
LT-4-15 	"The Bashful Buzzard" 	15 September 1945	 	
LT-5-15 	"Ain't That Ducky" 	19 May 1945 	 	
LT-6-15 	"Quentin Quail" 	2 March 1946 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-7-15 	"Tale of Two Mice" 	30 June 1945 	 	
LT-8-15 	"Book Revue" 	5 January 1946 	 	
LT-9-15 	"Trap Happy Porky" 	24 February 1945 	 	
LT-10-15	"Peck Up Your Troubles" 	20 October 1945 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-11-15	"Nasty Quacks" 	1 December 1945 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-12-15	"Baby Bottleneck" 	16 March 1946 	 	
LT-13-15	"Daffy Doodles" 	6 April 1946 	16 September 1944https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-daffy-doodles-1946/ 	First cartoon directed by Robert McKimson.
LT-1-16 	"Kitty Kornered" 	8 June 1946 	 	
LT-2-16 	"The Eager Beaver" 	13 July 1946 	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-3-16 	"Of Thee I Sting" 	17 August 1946 	 	
LT-4-16 	"Walky Talky Hawky" 	31 August 1946 	Late 1944https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-walky-talky-hawky-1946/ 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-5-16 	"Fair and Worm-er" 	28 September 1946	 	Released as a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
LT-6-16 	"The Big Snooze" 	5 October 1946 	 	
LT-7-16 	"Roughly Squeaking" 	23 November 1946 	 	Final Looney Tunes cartoon to use a 3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production number.
== 1930–1945 (3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production number for the Merrie Melodies series) ==
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Earliest Production Date Known 	Notes
MM-1-1 	"Smile, Darn Ya, Smile!" 	5 September 1931 	 	
MM-2-1 	"One More Time" 	3 October 1931 	 	
MM-3-1 	"You Don't Know What You're Doin'!" 	21 October 1931 	 	
MM-4-1 	"Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land" 	28 November 1931 	 	Earliest cartoon in the Censored Eleven.
MM-5-1 	"Red-Headed Baby" 	26 December 1931 	 	
MM-6-1 	"Pagan Moon" 	23 January 1932 	 	
MM-7-1 	"Freddy the Freshman" 	20 February 1932 	 	
MM-8-1 	"Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee" 	19 March 1932 	 	
MM-9-1 	"Goopy Geer" 	16 April 1932 	 	
MM-10-1 	"It's Got Me Again!" 	14 May 1932 	 	First cartoon nominated for an Academy Award.
MM-11-1 	"Moonlight for Two" 	11 June 1932 	 	
MM-12-1 	"The Queen Was in the Parlor" 	9 July 1932 	 	
MM-13-1 	"I Love a Parade" 	6 August 1932 	 	
MM-1-2 	"You're Too Careless with Your Kisses!" 	10 September 1932	 	
MM-2-2 	"I Wish I Had Wings" 	15 October 1932 	 	
MM-3-2 	"A Great Big Bunch of You" 	12 November 1932 	 	
MM-4-2 	"Three's a Crowd" 	10 December 1932 	 	
MM-5-2 	"The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives" 	7 January 1933 	 	
MM-6-2 	"One Step Ahead of My Shadow" 	4 February 1933 	 	
MM-7-2 	"Young and Healthy" 	4 March 1933 	 	
MM-8-2 	"The Organ Grinder" 	8 April 1933 	 	
MM-9-2 	"Wake Up the Gypsy in Me" 	13 May 1933 	 	
MM-10-2 	"I Like Mountain Music" 	10 June 1933 	 	
MM-11-2 	"Shuffle Off to Buffalo" 	8 July 1933 	 	
MM-12-2 	"The Dish Ran Away with the Spoon" 	5 August 1933 	 	
MM-13-2 	"We're in the Money" 	18 August 1933 	 	
MM-1-3 	"I've Got to Sing a Torch Song" 	23 September 1933	 	
MM-4-3 	"Honeymoon Hotel" 	17 February 1934 	 	First cartoon produced in color.
MM-3-4 	"Mr. and Mrs. Is the Name" 	19 January 1935 	 	
MM-5-4 	"I Haven't Got a Hat" 	9 March 1935 	 	First appearance of Beans and Porky Pig.
MM-6-4 	"Along Flirtation Walk" 	6 April 1935 	 	
MM-7-4 	"My Green Fedora" 	4 May 1935 	 	
MM-8-4 	"Into Your Dance" 	8 June 1935 	 	
MM-12-4 	"Little Dutch Plate" 	19 October 1935 	 	
MM-13-4 	"Billboard Frolics" 	9 November 1935 	 	
MM-7-5 	"I'd Love to Take Orders from You" 	16 May 1936 	 	
MM-8-5 	"When I Yoo Hoo" 	27 June 1936 	 	
MM-11-5 	"Sunday Go to Meetin' Time" 	8 August 1936 	 	
MM-12-5 	"At Your Service Madame" 	29 August 1936 	 	
MM-3-6 	"The CooCoo Nut Grove" 	28 November 1936 	 	
MM-11-6 	"Clean Pastures" 	22 May 1937 	 	
MM-12-6 	"Sweet Sioux" 	26 June 1937 	 	
MM-14-6 	"Egghead Rides Again" 	17 July 1937 	 	
MM-16-6 	"Speaking of the Weather" 	4 September 1937 	 	First Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin.
MM-2-7 	"The Lyin' Mouse" 	16 October 1937 	 	
MM-3-7 	"Little Red Walking Hood" 	6 November 1937 	 	
MM-5-7 	"The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos" 	4 December 1937 	 	
MM-6-7 	"Daffy Duck & Egghead" 	1 January 1938 	 	
MM-8-7 	"The Sneezing Weasel" 	12 March 1938 	1937 	
MM-9-7 	"Jungle Jitters" 	19 February 1938 	 	
MM-13-7 	"Now That Summer Is Gone" 	14 May 1938 	 	
MM-16-7 	"Katnip Kollege" 	11 June 1938 	 	Working title: "As Easy as Rolling Off A Log".
MM-3-8 	"Little Pancho Vanilla" 	8 October 1938 	 	Working title: "Leetle Pancho Vanilla".
MM-6-8 	"The Night Watchman" 	19 November 1938 	 	First cartoon directed by Chuck Jones.
MM-10-8 	"Dog Gone Modern" 	14 January 1939 	 	
MM-17-8 	"Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur" 	22 April 1939 	 	
MM-20-8 	"Naughty but Mice" 	20 May 1939 	 	
MM-21-8 	"Dangerous Dan McFoo" 	15 July 1939 	 	
MM-22-8 	"Hare-um Scare-um" 	12 August 1939 	 	
MM-23-8 	"Snowman's Land" 	29 July 1939 	 	
MM-2-9 	"The Good Egg" 	21 October 1939 	 	
MM-5-9 	"The Little Lion Hunter" 	7 October 1939 	 	
MM-8-9 	"The Curious Puppy" 	30 December 1939 	 	
MM-9-9 	"Little Blabbermouse" 	6 July 1940 	 	
MM-11-9 	"Sniffles and the Bookworm" 	2 December 1939 	 	
MM-17-9 	"Elmer's Candid Camera" 	2 March 1940 	 	
MM-18-9 	"The Hardship of Miles Standish" 	27 April 1940 	 	
MM-20-9 	"Tom Thumb in Trouble" 	8 June 1940 	 	Originally assigned MM-18-9.
MM-1-10 	"Malibu Beach Party" 	14 September 1940	 	
MM-2-10 	"Ghost Wanted" 	10 August 1940 	 	
MM-5-10 	"Stage Fright" 	28 September 1940	 	
MM-6-10 	"Wacky Wild Life" 	9 November 1940 	 	
MM-8-10 	"Of Fox and Hounds" 	7 December 1940 	 	
MM-10-10	"Good Night Elmer" 	26 October 1940 	 	
MM-12-10	"The Crackpot Quail" 	15 February 1941 	22 July 1940 	
MM-13-10	"Sniffles Bells the Cat" 	1 February 1941 	 	
MM-16-10	"Tortoise Beats Hare" 	12 March 1941 	22 September 1940 	
MM-18-10	"Toy Trouble" 	12 April 1941 	 	
MM-19-10	"Hollywood Steps Out" 	24 May 1941 	22 October 1940 	
MM-21-10	"The Heckling Hare" 	5 July 1941 	22 November 1940 	
MM-24-10	"Aviation Vacation" 	2 August 1941 	22 December 1940 	Final cartoon in which Tex Avery is credited with directing.
MM-1-11 	"All This and Rabbit Stew" 	13 September 1941	22 January 1941 	
MM-2-11 	"Rhapsody in Rivets" 	6 December 1941 	 	
MM-4-11 	"The Bug Parade" 	11 October 1941 	22 February 1941 	Final cartoon in which Tex Avery directed, albeit uncredited.
MM-5-11 	"Crazy Cruise" 	14 March 1942 	11 August 1941 	
MM-6-11 	"Hop, Skip and a Chump" 	3 January 1942 	 	
MM-7-11 	"The Cagey Canary" 	22 November 1941 	 	
MM-8-11 	"Aloha Hooey" 	30 January 1942 	5 April 1941 	
MM-11-11	"Wabbit Twouble" 	20 December 1941 	22 May 1941 	
MM-12-11	"Conrad the Sailor" 	28 February 1942 	 	
MM-13-11	"Dog Tired" 	25 April 1942 	30 June 1941 	
MM-14-11	"Horton Hatches the Egg" 	11 April 1942 	22 July 1941 	
MM-17-11	"The Wabbit Who Came to Supper" 	28 March 1942 	 	
MM-21-11	"Double Chaser" 	27 June 1942 	 	
MM-23-11	"Foney Fables" 	1 August 1942 	 	
MM-24-11	The Squawkin' Hawk" 	8 August 1942 	 	First cartoon Michael Maltese wrote for Chuck Jones.
MM-26-11	"The Dover Boys at Pimento University or the Rivals of Roquefort Hall"	10 September 1942	 	
MM-1-12 	"The Sheepish Wolf" 	17 October 1942 	11 December 1941 	
MM-3-12 	"The Hare-Brained Hypnotist" 	31 October 1942 	 	
MM-4-12 	"A Tale of Two Kitties" 	21 November 1942 	 	
MM-5-12 	"Ding Dog Daddy" 	5 December 1942 	 	
MM-6-12 	"Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs" 	16 January 1943 	7 March 1942http://www.michaelbarrier.com/Feedback/feedback_clampett.htm 	
MM-7-12 	"Case of the Missing Hare" 	12 December 1942 	 	
MM-8-12 	"The Fifth-Column Mouse" 	6 March 1943 	 	
MM-9-12 	"Tortoise Wins by a Hare" 	20 February 1943 	 	
MM-10-12	"Greetings Bait" 	15 May 1943 	 	
MM-11-12	"Tin Pan Alley Cats" 	17 July 1943 	 	
MM-12-12	"Flop Goes the Weasel" 	20 March 1943 	 	
MM-13-12	"Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk" 	12 June 1943 	4 May 1942 	
MM-14-12	"The Unbearable Bear" 	17 April 1943 	 	
MM-15-12	"Super-Rabbit" 	3 April 1943 	 	
MM-16-12	"The Aristo-cat" 	19 June 1943 	 	
MM-17-12	"Pigs in a Polka" 	2 February 1943 	 	
MM-18-12	"Wackiki Wabbit" 	3 July 1943 	 	
MM-19-12	"A Corny Concerto" 	18 September 1943	September 1942https://likelylooneymostlymerrie.blogspot.com/2017/04/413-corny-concerto-1943.html	
MM-20-12	"Slightly Daffy" 	17 June 1944 	 	
MM-21-12	"Fin 'n' Catty" 	23 October 1943 	 	
MM-22-12	"What's Cookin' Doc?" 	8 January 1944 	14 November 1942https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-whats-cookin-doc-1944/ 	
MM-23-12	"Inki and the Minah Bird" 	13 November 1943 	 	
MM-24-12	"An Itch in Time" 	4 December 1943 	 	
MM-25-12	"Little Red Riding Rabbit" 	18 December 1943 	 	
MM-26-12	"Russian Rhapsody" 	20 May 1944 	 	
MM-1-13 	"Meatless Flyday" 	29 January 1944 	 	
MM-2-13 	"Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears" 	26 February 1944 	 	
MM-3-13 	Hiss and Make Up 	11 September 1943	 	Working title: "Ship Symphony". Production number was originally MM-20-12, but for unknown reasons it was changed to MM-3-13, and MM-20-12 would be used for "Slightly Daffy" instead.
MM-4-13 	"Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips" 	22 April 1944 	1943 	
MM-5-13 	"Birdy and the Beast" 	19 August 1944 	 	Final Merrie Melodies cartoon to credit Leon Schlesinger.
MM-6-13 	"The Weakly Reporter" 	25 March 1944 	 	
MM-7-13 	"Herr Meets Hare" 	13 January 1945 	 	Leon Schlesinger's name is on the lobby cards, despite being released after he sold the studio.
MM-8-13 	"Falling Hare" 	30 October 1943 	 	
MM-9-13 	"Hare Force" 	22 July 1944 	 	
MM-10-13	"Hare Ribbin'" 	24 June 1944 	 	
MM-11-13	"The Old Grey Hare" 	28 October 1944 	 	
MM-12-13	"Stage Door Cartoon" 	16 December 1944 	 	
MM-13-13	"Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears" 	2 September 1944 	 	Lastest cartoon in the Censored Eleven.
MM-1-14 	"Lost and Foundling" 	30 September 1944	 	
MM-2-14 	"Life with Feathers" 	24 March 1945 	 	
MM-3-14 	"A Gruesome Twosome" 	9 June 1945 	12 February 1944https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/bob-clampetts-a-gruesome-twosome-1945/ 	
MM-4-14 	"The Unruly Hare" 	10 February 1945 	 	Final cartoon in which Frank Tashlin is credited with directing.
MM-5-14 	"Hare Conditioned" 	11 August 1945 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-6-14 	"Wagon Heels" 	28 July 1945 	 	
MM-7-14 	"Holiday for Shoestrings" 	23 February 1946 	 	
MM-8-14 	"Hare Tonic" 	10 November 1945 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-9-14 	"Hare Trigger" 	5 May 1945 	 	
MM-10-14	"Hare Remover" 	23 March 1946 	 	Final cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin, albeit uncredited.
MM-11-14	"Hollywood Canine Canteen" 	20 April 1946 	 	First Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson.
MM-12-14	"Baseball Bugs" 	2 February 1946 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-13-14	"Hush My Mouse" 	4 May 1946 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-1-15 	"Hair-Raising Hare" 	25 May 1946 	 	
MM-2-15 	"Hollywood Daffy" 	22 June 1946 	 	
MM-3-15 	"Acrobatty Bunny" 	29 June 1946 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-4-15 	"The Great Piggy Bank Robbery" 	20 July 1946 	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon. Final cartoon in which Bob Clampett is credited with directing.
MM-5-15 	"Racketeer Rabbit" 	14 September 1946	 	Released as a Looney Tunes cartoon.
MM-7-15 	"The Mouse-Merized Cat" 	19 October 1946 	 	
MM-8-15 	"The Gay Anties" 	15 February 1947 	 	Final cartoon to use a 3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production number.
== 1945–1963 (4-digit production number) ==
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Earliest Production Date Known 	Notes
1015 	"One Meat Brawl" 	18 January 1947 	17 March 1945 	Also known as production MM-10-15. Working title: "Grover Groundhog".https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/grover-groundhog-in-one-meat-brawl-1947/
1016 	"Scent-imental over You" 	8 March 1947 	 	
1017 	"Bacall to Arms" 	3 August 1946 	28 April 1945 	This number was originally used for the scrapped cartoon "For He Is a Jolly Good Fala".
1018 	"Birth of a Notion" 	12 April 1947 	28 April 1945 	
1019 	"Along Came Daffy" 	7 June 1947 	 	
1020 	"A Hare Grows in Manhattan" 	22 March 1947 	 	
1021 	"The Goofy Gophers" 	25 January 1947 	17 March 1945 	
1022 	"Hobo Bobo" 	17 May 1947 	 	
1023 	"A Feather in His Hare" 	7 February 1948 	 	
1024 	"A Pest in the House" 	2 August 1947 	 	
1025 	"Rabbit Transit" 	10 May 1947 	 	
1026 	"Tweetie Pie" 	3 May 1947 	July 1945https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/foghorn-leghorn-in-crowing-pains-1947/ 	First cartoon to win an Academy Award for Best Short Subject (Cartoon).
1027 	"Easter Yeggs" 	28 June 1947 	21 July 1945https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-easter-yeggs-1947-starring-bugs-bunny/ 	
1028 	"Mouse Menace" 	2 November 1946 	10 June 1945 	First cartoon directed by Arthur Davis that was not left behind by Bob Clampett.
1029 	"Inki at the Circus" 	21 June 1947 	 	
1030 	"Crowing Pains" 	12 July 1947 	1 December 1945 	Only Foghorn Leghorn cartoon to co-star Sylvester.
1031 	"The Foxy Duckling" 	23 August 1947 	December 1945 	
1032 	"Little Orphan Airedale" 	4 October 1947 	15 January 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/from-story-to-screen-slick-hare-1947/ 	
1033 	"Slick Hare" 	1 November 1947 	February 1946 	
1034 	"Mexican Joyride" 	29 November 1947 	29 December 1945 	
1035 	"What's Brewin', Bruin?" 	28 February 1948 	 	
1036 	"Gorilla My Dreams" 	3 January 1948 	 	
1037 	"Back Alley Oproar" 	27 March 1948 	 	
1038 	"Catch as Cats Can" 	6 December 1947 	12 January 1946 	
1039 	"Daffy Duck Slept Here" 	6 March 1948 	23 February 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-daffy-duck-slept-here-1948/ 	
1040 	"Rhapsody Rabbit" 	9 November 1946 	 	
1041 	"Nothing but the Tooth" 	1 May 1948 	16 February 1946 	
1042 	"Hop, Look and Listen" 	17 April 1948 	30 March 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-hop-look-and-listen-1948/ 	
1043 	"Rabbit Punch" 	10 April 1948 	 	
1044 	"Dough for the Do-Do" 	3 September 1949 	1948 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1045 	"The Shell Shocked Egg" 	10 July 1948 	 	
1046 	"You Were Never Duckier" 	7 August 1948 	 	
1047 	"Buccaneer Bunny" 	8 May 1948 	 	
1048 	"The Rattled Rooster" 	26 June 1948 	March/April 1946 	
1049 	"House Hunting Mice" 	6 September 1947 	 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1050 	"Bugs Bunny Rides Again" 	12 June 1948 	25 August 1947 	
1051 	"The Pest That Came to Dinner" 	11 September 1948 	4 May 1946 	
1052 	"Haredevil Hare" 	24 July 1948 	 	
1053 	"Hot Cross Bunny" 	21 August 1948 	15 June 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-hot-cross-bunny-redux/ 	
1054 	"Doggone Cats" 	25 October 1947 	13 July 1946 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1055 	"Kit for Cat" 	6 November 1948 	 	
1056 	"Scaredy Cat" 	18 December 1948 	 	
1057 	"The Foghorn Leghorn" 	9 October 1948 	 	Working titles: "The Fowl Bawls" & "Rootin’ Tootin’ Rooster"https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-the-foghorn-leghorn-1948/
1058 	"The Stupor Salesman" 	20 November 1948 	17 August 1946 	
1059 	"Hare Splitter" 	25 September 1948 	 	
1060 	"A Horse Fly Fleas" 	13 December 1947 	 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1061 	"Porky Chops" 	12 February 1949 	14 September 1946 	
1062 	"My Bunny Lies over the Sea" 	4 December 1948 	8 January 1947 	
1063 	"Wise Quackers" 	1 January 1949 	 	
1064 	"Daffy Dilly" 	30 October 1948 	 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1065 	"A-Lad-In His Lamp" 	23 October 1948 	5 October 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/bugs-bunny-in-a-lad-in-his-lamp-1948/ 	
1066 	"Two Gophers from Texas" 	17 January 1948 	6 October 1946 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1067 	"Awful Orphan" 	29 January 1949 	 	
1068 	"Hare Do" 	15 January 1949 	 	
1069 	"What Makes Daffy Duck" 	14 February 1948 	9 November 1946 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1070 	"Paying the Piper" 	12 March 1949 	16 November 1946https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-paying-the-piper-1949/ 	
1071 	"Mississippi Hare" 	26 February 1949 	13 February 1947 	
1072 	"I Taw a Putty Tat" 	2 April 1948 	 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1073 	"A Hick a Slick and a Chick" 	13 March 1948 	7 December 1946 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1074 	"Rebel Rabbit" 	9 April 1949 	 	
1075 	"Mouse Mazurka" 	11 June 1949 	 	
1076 	"Mouse Wreckers" 	23 April 1949 	 	
1077 	"High Diving Hare" 	30 April 1949 	 	
1078 	"Daffy Duck Hunt" 	26 March 1949 	 	
1079 	"Riff Raffy Daffy" 	27 November 1948 	9 February 1947 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1080 	"Long-Haired Hare" 	25 June 1949 	 	
1081 	"Curtain Razor" 	21 May 1949 	 	
1082 	"Bone Sweet Bone" 	22 May 1948 	22 March 1947 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1083 	"The Grey Hounded Hare" 	6 August 1949 	 	
1084 	"The Bee-Deviled Bruin" 	14 May 1949 	 	
1085 	"Bowery Bugs" 	4 June 1949 	15 April 1947 	
1086 	"Knights Must Fall" 	16 July 1949 	 	
1087 	"The Up-Standing Sitter" 	3 July 1948 	 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1088 	"Dough Ray Me-ow" 	14 August 1948 	26 April 1947 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1089 	"Frigid Hare" 	7 October 1949 	28 May 1947https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animator-breakdown-the-adventures-of-the-road-runner-1962/	
1090 	"Henhouse Henery" 	2 July 1949 	 	
1091 	"Fast and Furry-ous" 	17 September 1949 	June/July 1947 	
1092 	"Each Dawn I Crow" 	23 September 1949 	 	
1093 	"Odor of the Day" 	2 October 1948 	7 June 1947 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1094 	"The Windblown Hare" 	27 August 1949 	 	
1095 	"Bad Ol' Putty Tat" 	23 July 1949 	1947 	
1096 	"Often an Orphan" 	13 August 1949 	 	
1097 	"Hippety Hopper" 	19 November 1949 	 	
1098 	"Holiday for Drumsticks" 	22 January 1949 	June/July 1947 	Produced in Technicolor but released in Cinecolor.
1099 	"Which Is Witch" 	3 December 1949 	 	
1100 	"Swallow the Leader" 	14 October 1949 	 	
1101 	"Bye, Bye Bluebeard" 	21 October 1949 	 	Final cartoon directed by Arthur Davis in his own unit.
1102 	"Rabbit Hood" 	24 December 1949 	 	
1103 	"Home, Tweet Home" 	14 January 1950 	 	
1104 	"For Scent-imental Reasons" 	12 November 1949 	 	
1105 	"Hurdy-Gurdy Hare" 	21 January 1950 	 	
1106 	"A Ham in a Role" 	31 December 1949 	15 November 1947 	
1107 	"Homeless Hare" 	11 March 1950 	 	
1108 	"Mutiny on the Bunny" 	11 February 1950 	 	
1109 	"The Scarlet Pumpernickel" 	4 March 1950 	 	
1110 	"Boobs in the Woods" 	28 January 1950 	 	
1111 	"Strife with Father" 	1 April 1950 	 	
1112 	"The Lion's Busy" 	18 February 1950 	 	
1113 	"Bear Feat" 	10 December 1949 	 	
1114 	"What's Up Doc?" 	17 June 1950 	1948https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/bugs-bunny-in-whats-up-doc-1950/ 	Working title: "Hare's My Story".
1115 	"Big House Bunny" 	22 April 1950 	 	
1116 	"The Leghorn Blows at Midnight" 	6 May 1950 	 	
1117 	"The Hypo-Chondri-Cat" 	15 April 1950 	 	
1118 	"His Bitter Half" 	20 May 1950 	 	
1119 	"An Egg Scramble" 	27 May 1950 	 	
1120 	"Caveman Inki" 	25 November 1950 	 	
1121 	"Golden Yeggs" 	5 August 1950 	 	
1122 	"It's Hummer Time" 	22 July 1950 	 	
1123 	"8 Ball Bunny" 	8 July 1950 	 	
1124 	"His Hare Raising Tale" 	11 August 1951 	 	
1125 	"Pop 'Im Pop!" 	28 October 1950 	 	
1126 	"Dog Gone South" 	26 August 1950 	 	
1127 	"All a Bir-r-r-d" 	24 June 1950 	 	
1128 	"A Fractured Leghorn" 	16 September 1950 	 	
1129 	"The Ducksters" 	2 September 1950 	 	
1130 	"Hillbilly Hare" 	12 August 1950 	Late 1948https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-hillbilly-hare-1950/ 	
1131 	"Bushy Hare" 	18 November 1950 	 	
1132 	"Chow Hound" 	16 June 1951 	 	
1133 	"Bunker Hill Bunny" 	23 September 1950 	 	
1134 	"Dog Collared" 	2 December 1950 	 	
1135 	"Two's a Crowd" 	30 December 1950 	 	
1136 	"Canary Row" 	7 October 1950 	 	
1137 	"A Fox in a Fix" 	20 January 1951 	 	
1138 	"Rabbit of Seville" 	16 December 1950 	 	
1139 	"Stooge for a Mouse" 	21 October 1950 	 	
1153 	"Corn Plastered" 	3 March 1951 	 	
1154 	"Bunny Hugged" 	10 March 1951 	 	
1155 	"A Bone for a Bone" 	7 April 1951 	 	
1156 	"Hare We Go" 	6 January 1951 	 	
1157 	"Scent-imental Romeo" 	24 March 1951 	 	
1158 	"Rabbit Every Monday" 	10 February 1951 	 	
1159 	"Early to Bet" 	12 May 1951 	1949https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-early-to-bet-1951/ 	
1160 	"A Hound for Trouble" 	28 April 1951 	 	
1161 	"Canned Feud" 	3 February 1951 	 	
1162 	"Leghorn Swoggled" 	28 July 1951 	 	
1163 	"The Wearing of the Grin" 	14 July 1951 	 	
1165 	"The Fair Haired Hare" 	14 April 1951 	 	
1166 	"Rabbit Fire" 	19 May 1951 	 	
1167 	"French Rarebit" 	30 June 1951 	 	
1168 	"Lovelorn Leghorn" 	8 September 1951 	 	
1169 	"Cheese Chasers" 	25 August 1951 	 	
1170 	"Room and Bird" 	2 June 1951 	 	
1171 	"Putty Tat Trouble" 	24 February 1951 	 	
1172 	"Sleepy Time Possum" 	3 November 1951 	 	
1173 	"A Bear for Punishment" 	20 October 1951 	 	
1174 	"14 Carrot Rabbit" 	15 March 1952 	 	
1175 	"Tom Thumb in Trouble" (reissue) 	24 September 1949 	 	First reissued cartoon to show a production number on screen.
1176 	"Toy Trouble" (reissue) 	31 December 1949 	 	
1177 	"The Hep Cat" (reissue) 	12 November 1949 	 	
1178 	"Farm Frolics" (reissue) 	15 October 1949 	 	
1179 	"My Favorite Duck" (reissue) 	28 January 1950 	 	
1180 	"The Sheepish Wolf" (reissue) 	4 March 1950 	 	
1181 	"Double Chaser" (reissue) 	25 March 1950 	 	
1182 	"The Fifth-Column Mouse" (reissue) 	22 April 1950 	 	Reissued as "Fifth-Column Mouse".
1183 	"Inki and the Lion" (reissue) 	20 May 1950 	 	
1184 	"Tick Tock Tuckered" (reissue) 	3 June 1950 	 	
1185 	"Booby Hatched" (reissue) 	1 July 1950 	 	
1186 	"Trap Happy Porky" (reissue) 	5 August 1950 	 	
1187 	"Lost and Foundling" (reissue) 	26 August 1950 	 	
1188 	"The Prize Pest" 	22 December 1951 	October 1949https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-the-prize-pest-1951/ 	
1189 	"Operation: Rabbit" 	19 January 1952 	3 November 1949 	
1190 	"Tweety's S.O.S." 	22 September 1951 	 	
1191 	"Who's Kitten Who?" 	5 January 1952 	 	
1192 	"Drip-Along Daffy" 	17 November 1951 	 	
1193 	"Foxy by Proxy" 	23 February 1952 	 	
1194 	"Water, Water Every Hare" 	19 April 1952 	 	
1195 	"Big Top Bunny" 	1 December 1951 	 	
1196 	"Tweet Tweet Tweety" 	15 December 1951 	 	
1197 	"Feed the Kitty" 	2 February 1952 	 	
1198 	"Thumb Fun" 	1 March 1952 	 	
1199 	"Ballot Box Bunny" 	6 October 1951 	February 1950 	
1200 	"Little Beau Pepé" 	29 March 1952 	 	
1201 	"Kiddin' the Kitten" 	5 April 1952 	 	
1202 	"Gift Wrapped" 	16 February 1952 	 	
1203 	"Beep, Beep" 	24 May 1952 	 	
1204 	"Sock a Doodle Do" 	10 May 1952 	 	
1205 	"Cracked Quack" 	5 July 1952 	 	
1206 	"The Hasty Hare" 	7 June 1952 	 	
1207 	"Oily Hare" 	26 July 1952 	 	
1208 	"Little Red Rodent Hood" 	3 May 1952 	 	
1209 	"Going! Going! Gosh!" 	23 August 1952 	 	
1210 	"The Turn-Tale Wolf" 	28 June 1952 	31 July 1950https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-the-turn-tale-wolf-1952/ 	
1211 	"Ain't She Tweet" 	21 June 1952 	 	
1212 	"Mouse-Warming" 	8 September 1952 	 	
1213 	"Hoppy-Go-Lucky" 	9 August 1952 	 	
1214 	"Hare Lift" 	20 December 1952 	 	
1215 	"Terrier-Stricken" 	29 November 1952 	 	
1216 	"The Super Snooper" 	1 November 1952 	 	
1217 	"A Bird in a Guilty Cage" 	30 August 1952 	 	
1218 	"Rabbit Seasoning" 	20 September 1952 	 	
1219 	"The EGGcited Rooster" 	4 October 1952 	 	
1220 	"Tree for Two" 	18 October 1952 	 	
1221 	"Don't Give Up the Sheep" 	3 January 1953 	7 December 1950 	
1222 	"Fool Coverage" 	13 December 1952 	13 January 1951https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-fool-coverage-1952/ 	
1223 	"Snow Business" 	17 January 1953 	 	
1224 	"Slightly Daffy" (reissue) 	14 October 1950 	 	
1225 	"Stage Fright" (reissue) 	23 June 1951 	 	
1226 	"Fagin's Freshman" (reissue) 	16 September 1950 	 	
1227 	"Duck Soup to Nuts" (reissue) 	6 January 1951 	 	
1228 	"The Unbearable Bear" (reissue) 	9 December 1950 	 	
1229 	"The Aristo-cat" (reissue) 	11 November 1950 	 	
1230 	"Odor-able Kitty" (reissue) 	21 April 1951 	 	
1231 	"Life with Feathers" (reissue) 	3 March 1951 	 	
1232 	"The Stupid Cupid" (reissue) 	1 September 1951 	 	
1233 	"Peck Up Your Troubles" (reissue) 	24 March 1951 	 	
1234 	"Book Revue" (reissue) 	19 May 1951 	 	Reissued as "Book Review".
1235 	"Sioux Me" (2nd reissue) 	21 July 1951 	 	This number was not shown in the opening titles and did not use the yellow-orange rings.
1236 	"Flowers for Madame" (reissue) 	3 February 1951 	 	
1237 	"Kiss Me Cat" 	21 February 1953 	 	
1238 	"Rabbit's Kin" 	15 November 1952 	 	
1239 	"A Mouse Divided" 	31 January 1953 	 	
1240 	"Duck Amuck" 	28 February 1953 	15 February 1951https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-of-rice-and-hen-1953/ 	
1241 	"A Peck o' Trouble" 	28 March 1953 	February/March 	
1242 	"Of Rice and Hen" 	14 November 1953 	February/March 1951 	
1243 	"Forward March Hare" 	14 February 1953 	23 March 1951 	
1244 	"Muscle Tussle" 	18 April 1953 	March/April 1951https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-mussle-tussle-1953/ 	
1245 	"Ant Pasted" 	9 May 1953 	 	
1246 	"Much Ado About Nutting" 	23 May 1953 	 	
1247 	"There Auto Be a Law" 	6 June 1953 	 	
1248 	"Fowl Weather" 	4 April 1953 	 	
1249 	"Wild over You" 	11 July 1953 	 	
1250 	"Upswept Hare" 	14 March 1953 	 	
1251 	"Sniffles and the Bookworm" (reissue) 	10 November 1951 	 	
1252 	"The Brave Little Bat" (reissue) 	15 March 1952 	 	
1253 	"Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears" (reissue)	1 December 1951 	 	
1254 	"Snowtime for Comedy" (reissue) 	12 April 1952 	 	The opening accidentally uses MCMXLIV instead of MCMXLI.
1255 	"From Hand to Mouse" (reissue) 	9 February 1952 	 	
1256 	"Baby Bottleneck" (reissue) 	14 June 1952 	 	
1257 	"Holiday for Shoestrings" (reissue) 	15 September 1951 	 	
1258 	"Hush My Mouse" (reissue) 	3 May 1952 	 	
1259 	"Fresh Airedale" (reissue) 	30 August 1952 	 	
1260 	"Of Thee I Sting" (reissue) 	12 January 1952 	 	
1261 	"The Merry Old Soul" (reissue) 	2 August 1952 	 	
1262 	"The Lady in Red" (reissue) 	13 October 1951 	 	
1263 	"Southern Fried Rabbit" 	2 May 1953 	 	
1264 	"Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century" 	25 July 1953 	 	
1265 	"Plop Goes the Weasel!" 	22 August 1953 	 	
1266 	"Hare Trimmed" 	20 June 1953 	 	
1267 	"Bully for Bugs" 	8 August 1953 	 	
1268 	"Cat-Tails for Two" 	29 August 1953 	 	
1269 	"Tom Tom Tomcat" 	27 June 1953 	 	
1270 	"Zipping Along" 	19 September 1953 	 	
1271 	"Cats A-weigh!" 	28 November 1953 	 	
1272 	"A Street Cat Named Sylvester" 	5 September 1953 	 	
1273 	"Punch Trunk" 	19 December 1953 	 	
1274 	"Easy Peckin's" 	17 October 1953 	 	
1275 	"Catty Cornered" 	31 October 1953 	 	
1276 	"Duck! Rabbit, Duck!" 	3 October 1953 	 	
1277 	"I Gopher You" 	30 January 1954 	 	
1278 	"Dog Pounded" 	2 January 1954 	 	
1279 	"Feline Frame-Up" 	13 February 1954 	 	
1280 	"Wild Wife" 	20 February 1954 	 	
1281 	"Robot Rabbit" 	12 December 1953 	 	
1282 	"No Barking" 	27 February 1954 	 	
1283 	"Design for Leaving" 	27 March 1954 	 	
1284 	"Captain Hareblower" 	16 January 1954 	 	
1285 	"The Cats Bah" 	20 March 1954 	 	
1286 	"Bell Hoppy" 	17 April 1954 	 	
1287 	"Dr. Jerkyl's Hide" 	8 May 1954 	 	
1288 	"Claws for Alarm" 	22 May 1954 	 	
1289 	"Little Boy Boo" 	5 June 1954 	 	
1290 	"Muzzle Tough" 	26 June 1954 	 	
1291 	"Lumber Jack-Rabbit" 	25 September 1953 	 	
1292 	"Gone Batty" 	4 September 1954 	 	
1293 	"Satan's Waitin'" 	7 August 1954 	 	
1294 	"Stop! Look! And Hasten!" 	14 August 1954 	 	
1295 	"Feather Dusted" 	15 January 1955 	 	
1296 	"Goo Goo Goliath" 	18 September 1954 	 	
1297 	"From A to Z-Z-Z-Z" 	16 October 1954 	12 January 1953https://chuckjones.com/blog/chuck-jones-letters-to-his-daughter-linda-3-4/ 	
1298 	"The Oily American" 	10 July 1954 	 	
1299 	"Bugs and Thugs" 	13 March 1954 	 	
1300 	"My Little Duckaroo" 	27 November 1954 	28 October 1952https://chuckjones.com/blog/chuck-jones-letters-to-his-daughter-linda-13-2/ 	
1301 	"No Parking Hare" 	1 May 1954 	 	
1302 	"Pests for Guests" 	29 January 1955 	 	
1303 	"Bewitched Bunny" 	24 July 1954 	 	
1304 	"Devil May Hare" 	19 June 1954 	October/November 1952 	
1305 	"Lumber Jerks" 	25 June 1955 	 	
1306 	"Quack Shot" 	30 October 1954 	 	
1307 	"Daffy Doodles" (reissue) 	11 October 1952 	 	
1308 	"A Day at the Zoo" (reissue) 	8 November 1952 	 	This number was not shown in the opening titles.
1309 	"Tale of Two Mice" (reissue) 	10 January 1953 	 	Reissued as "A Tale of Two Mice".
1310 	"The Bashful Buzzard" (reissue) 	7 February 1953 	 	
1311 	"The Country Mouse" (reissue) 	14 March 1953 	 	
1312 	"Little Dutch Plate" (reissue) 	11 April 1953 	 	
1313 	"Ain't That Ducky" (reissue) 	2 May 1953 	 	
1314 	"Mighty Hunters" (reissue) 	13 June 1953 	 	
1315 	"Sniffles Takes a Trip" (reissue) 	1 August 1953 	 	
1316 	"Wacky Wild Life" (reissue) 	29 August 1953 	 	Reissued as "Wacky Wildlife".
1317 	"A Feud There Was" (reissue) 	13 September 1952 	 	
1318 	"The Early Worm Gets the Bird" (reissue) 	29 November 1952 	 	
1319 	"The Fighting 69½th" (reissue) 	11 July 1953 	 	
1320 	"Pizzicato Pussycat" 	1 January 1955 	 	
1321 	Bugs Bunny's All-Star Cartoon Revue trailer	1953 	 	Compilation of cartoons that have already been released.
1322 	"Sheep Ahoy" 	11 December 1954 	 	
1323 	"Yankee Doodle Bugs" 	28 August 1954 	 	
1324 	"Baby Buggy Bunny" 	18 December 1954 	 	
1325 	"All Fowled Up" 	19 February 1955 	 	
1326 	"Stork Naked" 	26 February 1955 	 	
1327 	"Ready.. Set.. Zoom!" 	30 April 1955 	 	
1328 	"Lighthouse Mouse" 	12 March 1955 	 	
1329 	"Past Perfumance" 	21 May 1955 	 	
1330 	"The Hole Idea" 	16 April 1955 	1953https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-the-hole-idea-1955/ 	
1331 	"Sandy Claws" 	2 April 1955 	25 September 1952https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/an-art-davis-scrapbook/ 	
1332 	"Beanstalk Bunny" 	12 February 1955 	 	
1333 	"Dime to Retire" 	3 September 1955 	 	Incorrectly shown as 1133 on the opening rings.
1334 	"Tweety's Circus" 	4 June 1955 	 	
1335 	"One Froggy Evening" 	31 December 1955 	 	
1336 	"By Word of Mouse" 	2 October 1954 	 	
1337 	"Too Hop to Handle" 	28 January 1956 	 	
1338 	"Jumpin' Jupiter" 	6 August 1955 	 	
1339 	"Hyde and Hare" 	27 August 1955 	 	
1340 	"Hare Brush" 	7 May 1955 	 	
1341 	"Rabbit Rampage" 	11 June 1955 	 	
1342 	"Double or Mutton" 	23 July 1955 	 	Incorrectly shown as 1343 on the opening rings.
1343 	"Sahara Hare" 	26 March 1955 	 	
1344 	"Guided Muscle" 	10 December 1955 	 	
1345 	"Speedy Gonzales" 	17 September 1955 	 	
1346 	"Red Riding Hoodwinked" 	29 October 1955 	 	
1347 	"Rocket Squad" 	10 March 1956 	 	
1348 	"This Is a Life?" 	9 July 1955 	 	
1349 	"Knight-Mare Hare" 	1 October 1955 	 	
1350 	"A Kiddies Kitty" 	20 August 1955 	 	
1351 	"The Gay Anties" (reissue) 	24 April 1954 	 	
1352 	"Birth of a Notion" (reissue) 	7 November 1953 	 	
1353 	"Walky Talky Hawky" (reissue) 	17 October 1953 	 	
1354 	"The Eager Beaver" (reissue) 	28 November 1953 	 	
1355 	"Along Came Daffy" (reissue) 	24 July 1954 	 	
1356 	"Scent-imental over You" (reissue) 	26 December 1953 	 	
1357 	"Roughly Squeaking" (reissue) 	27 February 1954 	 	
1358 	"Mouse Menace" (reissue) 	14 August 1954 	 	Final reissued cartoon to use the "bullet" sequences (1946–1954).
1359 	"Hobo Bobo" (reissue) 	3 April 1954 	 	
1360 	"One Meat Brawl" (reissue) 	10 July 1954 	 	
1361 	"The Cat Came Back" (reissue) 	5 June 1954 	 	
1362 	"Of Fox and Hounds" (reissue) 	2 February 1954 	 	
1363 	"Old Glory" (reissue) 	12 September 1953 	 	
1364 	"The Trial of Mr. Wolf" (reissue) 	25 December 1954 	 	
1365 	"Rhapsody in Rivets" (reissue) 	11 September 1954 	 	First reissued cartoon to use the "bullet" sequences (1954-1957).
1366 	"The Foxy Duckling" (reissue) 	6 November 1954 	 	
1367 	"Back Alley Oproar" (reissue) 	5 February 1955 	 	
1368 	"The Shell Shocked Egg" (reissue) 	27 November 1954 	 	
1369 	"You Were Never Duckier" (reissue) 	29 February 1955 	 	
1370 	"House Hunting Mice" (reissue) 	2 April 1955 	 	Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1371 	"Crowing Pains" (reissue) 	23 April 1955 	 	
1372 	"What's Brewin', Bruin?" (reissue) 	20 August 1955 	 	
1373 	"Hop, Look and Listen" (reissue) 	4 June 1955 	 	
1374 	"Tweetie Pie" (reissue) 	25 June 1955 	 	
1375 	"The Goofy Gophers" (reissue) 	23 July 1955 	 	
1376 	"Inki at the Circus" (reissue) 	16 October 1954 	 	
1377 	"Two Scent's Worth" 	15 October 1955 	 	
1378 	"Pappy's Puppy" 	17 December 1955 	 	
1379 	"Heaven Scent" 	31 March 1956 	 	
1380 	"Tweet and Sour" 	24 March 1956 	 	This number was used in the trailer for Bugs Bunny's Cartoon Carnival.
1382 	"A Hitch in Time" 	1955 	 	
1383 	"Weasel Stop" 	11 February 1956 	 	
1384 	"Roman Legion-Hare" 	12 November 1955 	 	
1385 	"Broom-Stick Bunny" 	25 February 1956 	22 June 1954 	
1386 	"Rabbitson Crusoe" 	28 April 1956 	 	
1387 	"Bugs' Bonnets" 	14 January 1956 	 	
1388 	"The Unexpected Pest" 	2 June 1956 	 	
1389 	"Barbary-Coast Bunny" 	21 July 1956 	 	
1391 	"Tree Cornered Tweety" 	19 May 1956 	 	
1392 	"The High and the Flighty" 	18 February 1956 	 	
1393 	"Heir-Conditioned" 	26 November 1955 	 	
1394 	"90 Day Wondering" 	1956 	 	
1395 	"Rocket-bye Baby" 	4 August 1956 	 	
1396 	"Napoleon Bunny-Part" 	16 June 1956 	 	
1397 	"What's Opera, Doc?" 	6 July 1957 	 	
1398 	"Mixed Master" 	14 April 1956 	 	
1399 	"Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z" 	5 May 1956 	Final cartoon to be part of the Blue Ribbon program. 	
1400 	"Deduce, You Say" 	29 September 1956 	 	
1401 	"Doggone Cats" (reissue) 	10 September 1955 	 	Reissued as "Dog Gone Cats". Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1402 	"The Rattled Rooster" (reissue) 	22 October 1955 	 	
1403 	"Fair and Worm-er" (reissue) 	5 November 1955 	 	
1404 	"The Mouse-Merized Cat" (reissue) 	26 November 1955 	 	
1405 	"The Foghorn Leghorn" (reissue) 	24 December 1955 	 	
1406 	"Bone Sweet Bone" (reissue) 	21 January 1956 	 	Reissued as "Bone, Sweet Bone". Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1407 	"I Taw a Putty Tat" (reissue) 	25 February 1956 	 	Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1408 	"Two Gophers from Texas" (reissue) 	31 March 1956 	 	Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1409 	"Kit for Cat" (reissue) 	21 April 1956 	 	
1410 	"A Horse Fly Fleas" (reissue) 	7 July 1956 	 	Reissued as "A Horsefly Fleas".
1411 	"Little Orphan Airedale" (reissue) 	4 August 1956 	 	
1412 	"Scaredy Cat" (reissue) 	2 June 1956 	 	
1413 	"Daffy Dilly" (reissue) 	18 August 1956 	 	Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1414 	"Half-Fare Hare" 	18 August 1956 	 	
1415 	"Ali Baba Bunny" 	9 February 1957 	 	
1416 	"Stupor Duck" 	17 July 1956 	 	
1417 	"Tugboat Granny" 	23 June 1956 	 	
1418 	"Really Scent" 	27 June 1959 	 	
1419 	"Raw! Raw! Rooster!" 	25 August 1956 	 	
1420 	"Two Crows from Tacos" 	24 November 1956 	 	
1421 	"Boyhood Daze" 	20 April 1957 	 	
1422 	"The Slap-Hoppy Mouse" 	1 September 1956 	 	
1423 	"A Star Is Bored" 	15 September 1956 	 	
1424 	"Unnatural History" 	14 November 1959 	 	
1425 	"Wideo Wabbit" 	27 October 1956 	 	
1426 	"A Broken Leghorn" 	26 September 1959 	 	
1427 	"There They Go-Go-Go!" 	10 November 1956 	 	
1428 	"Bedevilled Rabbit" 	13 April 1957 	 	
1429 	"Three Little Bops" 	5 January 1957 	 	
1430 	"To Hare Is Human" 	15 December 1956 	 	
1431 	"The Honey-Mousers" 	8 December 1956 	 	
1432 	"Tweet Zoo" 	12 January 1957 	 	
1433 	"Go Fly a Kit" 	23 February 1957 	 	
1434 	"Boston Quackie" 	22 June 1957 	 	
1435 	"Piker's Peak" 	25 May 1957 	 	
1436 	"Scrambled Aches" 	26 January 1957 	 	
1437 	"Cheese It, the Cat!" 	4 May 1957 	 	
1438 	"Tweety and the Beanstalk" 	16 March 1957 	 	
1439 	"A Witch's Tangled Hare" 	31 October 1959 	 	
1440 	"Tabasco Road" 	20 July 1957 	 	
1441 	"Yankee Dood It" 	13 October 1956 	 	
1442 	"Fox-Terror" 	11 May 1957 	 	
1443 	"Ducking the Devil" 	17 August 1957 	 	
1445 	"Steal Wool" 	8 June 1957 	 	
1446 	"Mouse-Taken Identity" 	16 November 1957 	 	
1447 	"Bugsy and Mugsy" 	31 August 1957 	 	
1448 	"Rabbit Romeo" 	14 December 1957 	 	
1449 	"Tortilla Flaps" 	18 January 1958 	 	
1450 	"Birds Anonymous" 	10 August 1957 	 	
1451 	"Paying the Piper" (reissue) 	20 October 1956 	 	
1452 	"Mouse Wreckers" (reissue) 	9 March 1957 	 	
1453 	"Dough for the Do-Do" (reissue) 	6 April 1957 	 	Originally released in Cinecolor but reissued in Technicolor.
1454 	"Henhouse Henery" (reissue) 	1 December 1956 	 	
1455 	"Fast and Furry-ous" (reissue) 	27 April 1957 	 	
1456 	"Swallow the Leader" (reissue) 	19 January 1957 	 	
1457 	"For Scent-imental Reasons" (reissue) 	2 February 1957 	 	
1458 	"Daffy Duck Hunt" (reissue) 	17 November 1956 	 	
1459 	"Bear Feat" (reissue) 	18 May 1957 	 	
1460 	"Mouse Mazurka" (reissue) 	15 September 1956 	 	First reissued cartoon released to retain the original credits.
1461 	"Each Dawn I Crow" (reissue) 	15 June 1957 	 	
1462 	"Bad Ol' Putty Tat" (reissue) 	29 June 1957 	 	
1463 	"Hippety Hopper" (reissue) 	24 August 1957 	 	Final reissued cartoon to use the "bullet" sequences (1954-1957).
1464 	"Hare-Way to the Stars" 	29 March 1958 	 	
1465 	"Show Biz Bugs" 	2 November 1957 	 	
1466 	"Baton Bunny" 	10 January 1959 	 	
1467 	"Zoom and Bored" 	14 September 1957 	 	
1468 	"Greedy for Tweety" 	28 September 1957 	 	
1469 	"Don't Axe Me" 	4 January 1958 	 	
1470 	"Robin Hood Daffy" 	8 March 1958 	 	
1472 	"Gonzales' Tamales" 	30 November 1957 	 	
1473 	"China Jones" 	14 February 1959 	 	
1474 	"Cat Feud" 	20 December 1958 	 	
1475 	"Hare-Less Wolf" 	1 February 1958 	 	
1476 	"Feather Bluster" 	10 May 1958 	 	
1477 	"Whoa, Be-Gone!" 	12 April 1958 	 	
1478 	"Drafty, Isn't It?" 	1957 	 	
1479 	"A Pizza Tweety-Pie" 	22 February 1958 	 	
1480 	"High Note" 	3 December 1960 	 	
1481 	"Now, Hare This" 	31 May 1958 	 	
1482 	"Touché and Go" 	12 October 1957 	 	
1483 	"Knighty Knight Bugs" 	23 August 1958 	 	
1484 	"Dog Tales" 	26 July 1958 	 	
1485 	"To Itch His Own" 	28 June 1958 	 	
1486 	"A Waggily Tale" 	28 April 1958 	 	
1487 	"Hook, Line and Stinker" 	11 October 1958 	 	
1488 	"Mouse-Placed Kitten" 	24 January 1959 	 	
1489 	"Weasel While You Work" 	6 September 1958 	 	
1490 	"A Bird in a Bonnet" 	27 September 1958 	 	
1491 	"Pre-Hysterical Hare" 	1 November 1958 	 	
1492 	"Who Scent You?" 	23 April 1960 	 	
1493 	"A Mutt in a Rut" 	23 May 1959 	 	
1494 	"Trick or Tweet" 	21 March 1959 	 	
1495 	"Hare-abian Nights" 	28 February 1959 	 	
1496 	"Mexicali Shmoes" 	4 July 1959 	 	
1497 	"Gopher Broke" 	15 November 1958 	 	
1498 	"Zip 'n Snort" 	21 January 1961 	 	
1499 	"Wild and Woolly Hare" 	1 August 1959 	 	Latest cartoon to receive a Blue Ribbon reissue.
1500 	"Tweet and Lovely" 	18 July 1959 	 	
1501 	"Hare Splitter" (reissue) 	7 September 1957https://archive.org/details/boxofficebaromet00boxo_7/page/153/mode/2up	 	First reissued cartoon to use the "bullet" sequences (1957-1964).
1502 	"Pop 'Im Pop!" (reissue) 	21 September 1957 	 	
1503 	"His Bitter Half" (reissue) 	19 October 1957 	 	
1504 	"The Leghorn Blows at Midnight" (reissue) 	2 November 1957 	 	
1505 	"The Pest That Came to Dinner" (reissue) 	7 December 1957 	 	
1506 	"The Hypo-Chondri-Cat" (reissue) 	28 December 1957 	 	
1507 	"Home, Tweet Home" (reissue) 	25 January 1958 	 	
1508 	"Mississippi Hare" (reissue) 	15 February 1958 	 	
1509 	"Caveman Inki" (reissue) 	1 March 1958 	 	
1510 	"It's Hummer Time" (reissue) 	22 March 1958 	 	
1511 	"A Fractured Leghorn" (reissue) 	19 April 1958 	 	
1512 	"The Scarlet Pumpernickel" (reissue) 	17 May 1958 	 	
1513 	"All a Bir-r-r-d" (reissue) 	14 June 1958 	 	
1514 	"Cat's Paw" 	15 August 1959 	 	
1515 	"Hip Hip- Hurry!" 	6 December 1958 	 	
1516 	"Awful Orphan" (reissue) 	12 July 1958 	 	
1517 	"Rebel Rabbit" (reissue) 	9 August 1958 	 	
1518 	"Stooge for a Mouse" (reissue) 	30 August 1958 	 	Final reissued cartoon to show production numbers.
1519 	"Ready, Woolen and Able" 	30 July 1960 	 	
1520 	"The Mouse That Jack Built" 	4 April 1959 	 	
1521 	"Backwoods Bunny" 	13 June 1959 	 	
1522 	"Apes of Wrath" 	18 April 1959 	 	
1523 	"Person to Bunny" 	1 April 1960 	 	
1524 	"Hot-Rod and Reel!" 	9 May 1959 	 	
1525 	"Wild About Hurry" 	10 October 1959 	 	
1526 	"Hyde and Go Tweet" 	14 May 1960 	 	
1527 	"Bonanza Bunny" 	5 September 1959 	 	
1528 	"Wild Wild World" 	27 February 1960 	 	
1529 	"Tweet Dreams" 	5 December 1959 	 	
1530 	"Here Today, Gone Tamale" 	29 August 1959 	 	
1531 	"Crockett-Doodle-Do" 	25 June 1960 	 	
1532 	"Rabbit's Feat" 	4 June 1960 	 	
1534 	"West of the Pesos" 	23 January 1960 	 	
1535 	"Goldimouse and the Three Cats" 	15 March 1960 	 	
1536 	"Fastest with the Mostest" 	9 January 1960 	 	
1537 	"People Are Bunny" 	19 December 1959 	 	
1538 	"Mouse and Garden" 	16 July 1960 	 	
1539 	"Horse Hare" 	13 February 1960 	 	
1540 	"The Dixie Fryer" 	24 September 1960 	 	
1541 	"Trip for Tat" 	29 October 1960 	 	
1542 	"Mice Follies" 	20 August 1960 	 	
1543 	"The Mouse on 57th Street" 	25 February 1961 	 	
1544 	"Cannery Woe" 	7 January 1961 	 	
1545 	"Hopalong Casualty" 	8 October 1960 	21 July 1959 	
1546 	"Strangled Eggs" 	18 March 1961 	 	
1547 	"Dog Gone People" 	12 November 1960 	 	
1548 	"From Hare to Heir" 	3 September 1960 	 	
1549 	"Hoppy Daze" 	11 February 1961 	 	
1551 	"The Abominable Snow Rabbit" 	20 May 1961 	 	
1552 	"A Scent of the Matterhorn" 	24 June 1961 	 	
1553 	"Lighter Than Hare" 	17 December 1960 	 	
1554 	"The Pied Piper of Guadalupe" 	19 August 1961 	 	
1555 	"D' Fightin' Ones" 	22 April 1961 	 	
1556 	"Martian Through Georgia" 	29 December 1962 	 	
1557 	"Compressed Hare" 	29 July 1961 	 	
1558 	"Nelly's Folly" 	30 December 1961 	 	
1559 	"Birds of a Father" 	1 April 1961 	 	
1560 	"Daffy's Inn Trouble" 	23 September 1961 	 	
1561 	"Crows' Feat" 	21 April 1962 	 	
1562 	"The Rebel Without Claws" 	15 July 1961 	 	
1563 	"A Sheep in the Deep" 	10 February 1962 	 	
1564 	"What's My Lion?" 	21 October 1961 	 	
1565 	"Good Noose" 	10 November 1962 	 	
1566 	"Prince Violent" 	2 September 1961 	 	
1567 	"Fish and Slips" 	10 March 1962 	14 April 1961 	
1568 	"Wet Hare" 	20 January 1962 	 	
1569 	"The Last Hungry Cat" 	2 December 1961 	 	
1570 	"Mexican Boarders" 	12 May 1962 	 	
1571 	"Mother Was a Rooster" 	20 October 1962 	 	
1572 	"Louvre Come Back to Me!" 	18 August 1962 	 	
1573 	"Lickety-Splat" 	3 June 1961 	 	
1574 	"Zoom at the Top" 	30 June 1962 	 	
1575 	"Episode 5" 	8 November 1960 	 	First episode of The Bugs Bunny Show to be produced and the fifth to be released.
1576 	"Episode 6" 	15 November 1960 	 	
1577 	"The Slick Chick" 	21 July 1962 	 	
1578 	"I Was a Teenage Thumb" 	19 January 1963 	 	
1579 	"Episode 8" 	29 November 1960 	 	
1580 	"Episode 7" 	22 November 1960 	 	
1581 	"Episode 9" 	6 December 1960 	 	
1582 	"Quackodile Tears" 	31 March 1962 	 	
1583 	"Honey's Money" 	1 September 1962 	 	
1584 	"Episode 10" 	13 December 1960 	 	
1585 	"Episode 11" 	20 December 1960 	 	
1586 	"Episode 12" 	27 December 1960 	 	
1587 	"Episode 3" 	25 October 1960 	 	
1588 	"Episode 13" 	3 January 1961 	 	
1589 	"Episode 2" 	18 October 1960 	 	
1590 	"Episode 14" 	10 January 1961 	 	
1591 	"Episode 4" 	1 November 1960 	 	
1592 	"Episode 15" 	17 January 1961 	 	
1593 	"Episode 16" 	24 January 1961 	 	
1594 	"Episode 17" 	31 January 1961 	 	
1595 	"Episode 1" 	11 October 1960 	 	
1596 	"Episode 18" 	7 February 1961 	 	
1597 	"Episode 19" 	14 February 1961 	 	
1598 	"Episode 20" 	21 February 1961 	 	
1599 	"Episode 21" 	28 February 1961 	 	
1600 	"Episode 22" 	7 March 1961 	 	
1601 	"Episode 23" 	14 March 1961 	 	
1602 	"Episode 24" 	21 March 1961 	 	
1603 	"Episode 25" 	28 March 1961 	 	
1604 	"Episode 26" 	4 April 1961 	 	
1606 	"Señorella and the Glass Huarache" 	1 August 1964 	 	
1607 	"Beep Prepared" 	11 November 1961 	 	
1608 	"To Beep or Not to Beep" 	28 December 1963 	 	
1609 	"The Jet Cage" 	22 September 1962 	 	
1610 	"The Million Hare" 	6 April 1963 	 	
1611 	"Now Hear This" 	27 April 1963 	 	Incorrectly shown as 161 in the opening titles.
1612 	"Bill of Hare" 	9 June 1962 	 	
1613 	"Banty Raids" 	29 June 1963 	 	
1614 	"Mexican Cat Dance" 	20 April 1963 	 	
1615 	"Shishkabugs" 	8 December 1962 	 	
1616 	"Hare-Breadth Hurry" 	8 June 1963 	 	
1617 	"Fast Buck Duck" 	9 March 1963 	 	
1619 	"Aqua Duck" 	28 September 1963 	 	
1620 	"Woolen Under Where" 	11 May 1963 	 	
1621 	"Transylvania 6-5000" 	30 November 1963 	 	
1622 	"The Unmentionables" 	7 September 1963 	24 May 1962 	
1624 	"Bad-Time Story" 	10 October 1961 	 	
1625 	"Satan's Waitin'" 	17 October 1961 	 	
1626 	"Daffy Doodling" 	24 October 1961 	 	
1627 	"Omni-Puss" 	31 October 1961 	 	
1628 	"Tired and Feathered" 	4 November 1961 	 	
1629 	"Ballpoint Puns" 	21 November 1961 	 	
1630 	"The Unfinished Symphony" 	28 November 1961 	 	
1631 	"Prison to Prison" 	5 December 1961 	 	
1632 	"Go, Man, Go" 	12 December 1961 	 	
1633 	"I'm Just Wild About Hare" 	19 December 1961 	 	
1634 	"Stage Couch" 	26 December 1961 	 	
1635 	"Do or Diet" 	16 January 1962 	 	
1636 	"Hare Brush" 	23 January 1962 	 	
1637 	"Is This a Life?" 	13 February 1962 	 	
1638 	"De-duck-tive Story" 	20 February 1962 	 	
1639 	"The Astro-Nuts" 	13 March 1962 	 	
1640 	"Vera's Cruise" 	20 March 1962 	 	
1641 	"Foreign Legion Leghorn" 	19 April 1962 	 	
1642 	"Man's Best Friend" 	14 November 1961 	 	
1643 	"Watch My Line" 	26 April 1962 	 	
1644 	"What's Up, Dog?" 	3 July 1962 	 	
1645 	"The Cat's Bah" 	10 July 1962 	 	
1646 	"No Business Like Slow Business" 	17 July 1962 	 	
1647 	"The Honey-Mousers" 	24 July 1962 	 	
1648 	"A Star Is Bored" 	31 July 1962 	 	
1649 	"A Tale of Two Kitties" 	7 August 1962 	 	
1650 	"Chili Weather" 	17 August 1963 	 	
1651 	"Nuts and Volts" 	25 April 1964 	 	
1652 	"A Message to Gracias" 	8 February 1964 	 	
1653 	"Devil's Feud Cake" 	9 February 1963 	 	
1654 	"Claws in the Lease" 	9 November 1963 	 	
1657 	"Freudy Cat" 	14 March 1964 	 	
1660 	"War and Pieces" 	9 June 1964 	 	
1661 	"Bartholomew Versus the Wheel" 	29 February 1964 	 	
1662 	"Hawaiian Aye Aye" 	27 June 1964 	 	
1663 	Adventures of the Road-Runner 	2 June 1962 	 	
1664 	"Dumb Patrol" 	18 January 1964 	 	
1665 	"Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare" 	28 March 1964 	 	
1667 	"Mad as a Mars Hare" 	19 October 1963 	 	
1668 	"The Iceman Ducketh" 	16 May 1964 	 	
1669 	"False Hare" 	18 July 1964 	29 October 1962 	
== 1964–1967 (DePatie-Freleng Enterprises and Format Films, 3-digit production number) ==
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
301 	"Road to Andalay" 	26 December 1964 	
302 	"Pancho's Hideaway" 	24 October 1964 	
303 	"It's Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House"	16 January 1965 	
304 	"Cats and Bruises" 	30 January 1965 	
305 	"The Wild Chase" 	27 February 1965 	
306 	"Moby Duck" 	27 March 1965 	
307 	"Assault and Peppered" 	24 April 1965 	
308 	"Well Worn Daffy" 	22 May 1965 	
309 	"Corn on the Cop" 	24 July 1965 	
310 	"Suppressed Duck" 	18 June 1965 	
311 	"Rushing Roulette" 	31 July 1965 	
312 	"Tease for Two" 	28 August 1965 	
313 	"Run, Run, Sweet Road Runner" 	21 August 1965 	
326 	"Chili Corn Corny" 	23 October 1965 	
327 	"Go Go Amigo" 	20 November 1965 	
328 	"The Astroduck" 	1 January 1966 	
329 	"Mucho Locos" 	5 February 1966 	
330 	"A-Haunting We Will Go" 	26 April 1966 	
331 	"Mexican Mousepiece" 	26 February 1966 	
332 	"Daffy Rents" 	26 March 1966 	
333 	"Snow Excuse" 	21 May 1966 	
334 	"A Squeak in the Deep" 	19 July 1966 	
335 	"Feather Finger" 	20 August 1966 	
336 	"Swing Ding Amigo" 	17 September 1966	
337 	"A Taste of Catnip" 	3 December 1966 	
338 	"Sugar and Spies" 	5 November 1966 	
339 	"Daffy's Diner" 	21 January 1967 	
174 	"Quacker Tracker" 	29 April 1967 	
175 	"The Music Mice-Tro" 	27 May 1967 	
== 1967–1969 (Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, 5-digit production number) ==
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release	Notes
21756 	"Cool Cat" 	14 October 1967 	
21773 	"3 Ring Wing-Ding" 	24 August 1968 	
21774 	"See Ya Later Gladiator" 	29 June 1968 	Final cartoon with the classic Warner Bros. characters.
21778 	"Bunny and Claude (We Rob Carrot Patches)"	9 November 1968 	
21784 	"The Great Carrot-Train Robbery" 	25 January 1969 	
21785 	"Shamrock and Roll" 	28 June 1969 	
21790 	"Bugged by a Bee" 	26 July 1969 	
== 1970s–2016 (Warner Bros. Animation, 6-digit production number) ==
=== 255XXX - 1980s/1990s ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
255046https://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-drawing/spaced-out-bunny-marvin-and-hugo-animation-drawing-warner-brothers-1980-/p/40252-46018.s 	"Spaced Out Bunny" 	21 May 1980 	
255055 	"Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie" 	20 November 1980 	
255073 	The Daffy-Speedy Show main titlehttps://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/bugs-bunny-sylvester-foghorn-leghorn-daffy-duck-and-elmer-fudd-production-cel-setup-warner-brothers-c-1990s-/a/122104-17835.s	1981https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox1sA4hSTKM	
255085 	"Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island" 	5 August 1983 	
255111 	"The Duxorcist" 	20 November 1987 	First Looney Tunes cartoon since "Bugged by a Bee".
255112 	"The Night of the Living Duck" 	23 September 1988 	First Merrie Melodies cartoon since "Injun Trouble".
255117 	Daffy Duck's Quackbusters 	24 September 1988 	
255164 	"Box Office Bunny" 	8 February 1991 	
255175 	Bugs Bunny's Overtures to Disaster 	17 April 1991 	
255178 	"(Blooper) Bunny" 	13 June 1997 	Final Merrie Melodies cartoon.
255179 	"Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers" 	1 February 1992 	
255203 	Bugs Bunny's Lunar Tunes 	1992 	
255246 	"Carrotblanca" 	25 August 1995 	Despite being a Looney Tunes cartoon, the Merrie Melodies opening is used. Nearly all future Looney Tunes cartoons would do the same.
255255https://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/looney-tunes-bugs-bunny-and-daffy-duck-production-cel-warner-brothers-c-1990s-/a/322134-49242.shttps://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/looney-tunes-bugs-bunny-and-daffy-duck-production-cel-warner-brothers-c-1990s-/a/322134-49242.s	Animation of Bugs and Daffy for the 67th Academy Awards 	27 March 1995 	
255283 	"Little Go Beep" 	7 April 2000 	
===256XXX - 1980s/1990s ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release	Notes
256127https://https://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/bugs-bunny-production-cel-warner-brothers-c-1980s-90s-/a/122050-13753.s 	Warner Catalog 1988 commercialhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kiRUL9USz8 	1988 	
256132https://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/daffy-duck-production-cel-warner-brothers-c-1980s-90s-/a/122052-17460.s 	Warner Catalog 1989 commercialhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rECItzYiS2Y 	1989 	
256167https://vegalleries.com/art/warner-bros./2454/daffy-duck-1937-present/daffy-duck-production-cel-id-novdaffy18114 	Daffy Duck North American Waterfowl Plan PSAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFuMb3azTrg	1991 	
256232 	Marshall's Pepé Le Pew Commercial 	1992 	
256272https://comics.ha.com/itm/animation-art/production-cel/daffy-duck-production-cel-sequence-of-3-warner-brothers-c-1990s-total-3-items-/a/7235-99511.s	Warner Bros. Studio Store QVC commercialhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bHSx-Sr2-c 	1990s 	
===406XXX - 1990s===
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
406093 	Tiny Toons' Night Ghoulery 	28 May 1995 	
406094 	Tiny Toons Spring Break 	27 March 1994 	
406097 	"The Return of Batduck" 	19 September 1992 	
406098 	It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special 	6 December 1992 	
406100 	Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation 	17 March 1992 	
406101 	"Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow" 	10 October 1990 	
406102 	"Cinemaniacs!" 	11 October 1990 	
406103 	"Strange Tales of Weird Science" 	14 November 1990 	
406104 	"You Asked for It" 	12 October 1990 	
406105 	"Furrball Follies" 	3 October 1990 	
406106 	"Hero Hamton" 	23 November 1990 	
406107 	"Buster and the Wolverine" 	19 October 1990 	
406108 	"Her Wacky Highness" 	21 September 1990 	
406109 	"Rock 'n' Roar" 	8 October 1990 	
406110 	"Looniversity Daze" 	20 November 1990 	
406111 	"Career Oppor-Toon-ities" 	13 November 1990 	
406112 	"Gang Busters" 	15 October 1990 	
406113 	"The Wheel o' Comedy" 	18 September 1990 	
406114 	"Dating, Acme Acres Style" 	19 November 1990 	
406115 	"Rainy Daze" 	1 November 1990 	
406116 	"Fields of Honey" 	2 November 1990 	
406117 	"Hare-Raising Night" 	2 October 1990 	
406118 	"Best o' Plucky Duck Day" 	21 November 1990 	
406119 	"The Buster Bunny Bunch" 	20 September 1990 	
406120 	"The Acme Bowl" 	16 November 1990 	
406121 	"Citizen Max" 	16 October 1990 	
406122 	"Test Stress" 	19 September 1990 	
406123 	"You Asked For It, Part II" 	22 October 1990 	
406124 	"Prom-ise Her Anything" 	9 October 1990 	
406125 	"Hollywood Plucky" 	23 October 1990 	
406126 	"Life in the 90s" 	5 October 1990 	
406127 	"Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night" 	27 September 1990 	
406128 	"The Acme Acres Zone" 	4 October 1990 	
406129 	"Inside Plucky Duck" 	15 November 1990 	
406130 	"Wake Up Call of the Wild" 	17 October 1990 	
406131 	"It's Buster Bunny Time" 	26 September 1990 	
406132 	"Starting from Scratch" 	1 October 1990 	
406133 	"Looking Out for the Little Guy" 	28 September 1990 	
406134 	"Son of Looniversity Daze" 	7 December 1990 	
406135 	"Spring in Acme Acres" 	6 November 1990 	
406136 	"The Wacko World of Sports" 	30 October 1990 	
406137 	"Sawdust and Toonsil" 	5 November 1990 	
406138 	"Journey to the Center of Acme Acres" 	25 September 1990 	
406139 	"Pollution Solution" 	14 February 1991 	
406140 	"A Quack in the Quarks" 	17 September 1990 	
406141 	"Ask Mr. Popular" 	4 December 1990 	
406142 	"Europe in 30 Minutes" 	26 October 1990 	
406143 	"Fairy Tales for the 90's" 	12 December 1990 	
406144 	"Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?" 	14 December 1889 	
406145 	"Animaniacs!" 	12 November 1990 	
406146 	"Here's Hamton" 	22 February 1991 	
406147 	"No Toon Is an Island" 	25 February 1991 	
406148 	"The Looney Beginning" 	14 September 1990 	
406149 	"The Wide World of Elmyra" 	8 November 1990 	
406150 	"High Toon" 	29 March 1991 	
406151 	"Brave Tales of Real Rabbits" 	18 February 1991 	
406152 	"Psychic Fun-Omenon Day]" 	7 November 1990 	
406153 	"You Asked For It Again" 	15 February 1991 	
406154 	"Whale's Tales" 	26 November 1990 	
406155 	"A Ditch in Time" 	9 November 1990 	
406156 	"Son of the Wacko World of Sports" 	12 February 1991 	
406157 	"Weirdest Story Ever Told" 	8 February 1991 	
406158 	"How Sweetie It Is" 	19 February 1991 	
406159 	"The Return to the Acme Acres Zone" 	4 February 1991 	
406160 	"Mr. Popular Rules of Cool" 	10 December 1990 	
406161 	"The Acme Home Shopping Show" 	16 February 1991 	
406162 	"Viewer Mail Day" 	11 February 1991 	
406163 	"Tiny Toons Music Television" 	1 February 1991 	
406164 	"New Character Day" 	20 February 1991 	
406165 	"K-ACME TV" 	26 February 1991 	
406166 	"Playtime Toons" 	20 September 1991 	
406167 	"Going Places" 	17 September 1991 	
406168 	"Pledge Week" 	16 September 1991 	
406169 	"Elephant Issues" 	18 September 1991 	
406170 	"Toon Physics" 	4 November 1991 	
406171 	"Hog-Wild Hamton" 	19 September 1991 	
406172 	"Love Disconnection" 	25 November 1991 	
406173 	"Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian" 	18 November 1991 	
406174 	"Henny Youngman Day" 	22 November 1991 	
406175 	"Best of Buster Day" 	23 November 1992 	
406176 	"A Cat's Eye View" 	17 November 1992 	
406177 	"Take Elmyra Please" 	24 February 1992 	
406178 	"Thirteensomething" 	14 September 1992 	
406179 	"Acme Cable TV" 	11 November 1991 	
406180 	"Toon TV" 	9 November 1992 	
406181 	"New Class Day" 	15 September 1992 	
406182 	"Toons from the Crypt" 	22 September 1992 (Australia)October 1995 (Nickelodeon)	
406183 	"Sport Shorts" 	13 November 1992 	
406184 	"Kon Ducki" 	10 February 1992 	
406185 	"Sepulveda Boulevard" 	17 February 1992 	
406186 	"Flea for Your Life" 	18 September 1992 	
406187 	"Grandma's Dead" 	10 November 1992 	
406188 	"Weekday Afternoon Live" 	16 November 1992 	
406189 	"What Makes Toons Tick" 	17 September 1992 	
406190 	"Fox Trot" 	16 September 1992 	
406191 	"Music Day" 	11 November 1992 	
406192 	"Buster's Directorial Debut" 	2 November 1992 	
406193 	"Toons Take Over" 	21 September 1992 	
406194 	"Two-Tone Town" 	28 September 1992 	
406195 	"Washingtoon" 	4 November 1992 	
406196 	"The Horror of Slumber Party Mountain" 	12 November 1992 	
406197 	Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (part 1) 	17 March 1992 	
406198 	Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (part 2) 	17 March 1992 	
406199 	Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (part 3) 	17 March 1992 	
406200 	Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (part 4) 	17 March 1992 	
406286 	"A Chip Off the Old Castle" 	30 September 1995 	
406287 	"Platinum Wheel of Fortune" 	16 September 1995 	
406288 	"Bull Running on Empty" 	11 November 1995 	
406289 	"The Cat Who Knew Too Much" 	9 September 1995 	
406290 	"Outback Down Under" 	27 January 1996 	
406291 	"Something Fishy Around Here" 	7 October 1995 	
406292 	"A Ticket to Crime" 	11 November 1995 	
406293 	"Double Take" 	23 September 1995 	
406294 	"B2 or Not B2" 	4 November 1995 	
406295 	"It's a Plaid, Plaid, Plaid, Plaid World" 	3 February 1996 	
406296 	"The Maltese Canary" 	25 November 1995 	
406297 	"Go Fig" 	17 February 1996 	
406298 	"It Happened One Night Before Christmas" 	16 December 1995 	
406351 	"Spaced Out" 	2 November 1996 	
406352 	"Autumn's Leaving" 	2 November 1996 	
406353 	"Catch as Catch Cannes" 	14 September 1996 	
406354 	"Yodel Recall" 	14 September 1996 	
406355 	"Don't Polka Me" 	28 September 1996 	
406356 	"The Scare Up There" 	2 November 1996 	
406357 	"If It's Wednesday, This Must Be Holland!" 	2 November 1996 	
406358 	"The Granny Vanishes" 	28 September 1996 	
406359 	"Curse of De Nile" 	9 November 1996 	
406360 	"Hawaii 33⅓" 	9 November 1996 	
406361 	"Keep Your Pantheon" 	23 November 1996 	
406362 	"They Call Me Mr. Lincoln" 	15 February 1997 	
406363 	"Froggone It" 	15 February 1997 	
406364 	"One Froggy Throat" 	22 February 1997 	
406365 	"Mush Ado About Nothing" 	22 February 1997 	
406366 	"London Broiled" 	23 November 1996 	
406401 	"The Dog the Turtle Story" 	7 September 1991 	
406402 	"Like Father Like Son" / "Frights of Passage" 	14 September 1991 	
406403 	"War and Pieces" / "Airbourne Airhead" 	21 September 1991 	
406404 	"It's No Picnic" / "Kee-Wee Ala King" 	26 October 1991 	
406405 	"A Devil of a Job" 	5 October 1991 	
406406 	"Battling Bushrats" / "Devil in the Deep Blue Sea" 	12 October 1991 	
406407 	"Woeful Wolf" 	19 October 1991 	
406408 	"Devil With the Violet Dress On" / "Kidnapped Koala" 	19 October 1991 	
406409 	"Mishap in the Mist" / "Toothache Taz" 	2 November 1991 	
406410 	"Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty" / "Enter the Devil" 	2 November 1991 	
406411 	"Bewitched Bob" 	16 November 1991 	
406412 	"Instant Replay" / "Taz and the Pterodactyl" 	23 November 1991 	
406413 	"Pup Goes the Wendal" / "I'm Okay You're Taz" 	14 December 1991 	
406414 	"Comic Madness" / "Blunders Never Cease" 	7 December 1991 	
406415 	"Mall Wrecked" / "A Dingo's Guide to Magic" 	21 November 1992 	
406416 	"Road to Tazmania" 	14 December 1991 	
406417 	"Boys Just Wanna Have Fun" / "Unhappy Together" 	31 October 1992 	
406418 	"Amazing Shrinking Taz & Co" 	5 September 1992 	
406419 	"Oh, Brother" / "Taz Babies" 	12 September 1992 	
406420 	"Taz-Manian Theatre" / "The Bushrats Must Be Crazy" 	14 September 1994 	
406421 	"Jake's Big Date" / "Taz Live" 	19 September 1992 	
406422 	"The Outer Taz-Manian Zone" / "Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty Part II" 	10 October 1992 	
406423 	"Taz-Mania's Funniest Home Videos" / "Bottle Cap Blues" 	17 October 1992 	
406424 	"Heartbreak Taz" / "Just Be Cuz" 	14 February 1995 	
406425 	"Sidekicked" / "Gone with the Windbag" 	7 November 1994 	
406426 	"Return of the Road to Taz-Mania Strikes Back" 	15 September 1994 	
406427 	"Taz Like Dingo" 	16 September 1994 	
406428 	"The Pied Piper of Taz-Mania" / "The Treasure of the Burnt Sienna" 	19 September 1994 	
406429 	"Not a Shadow of a Doubt" / "Nursemaid Taz" 	20 September 1994 	
406430 	"Home Despair" / "Take All of Me" 	21 September 1994 	
406431 	"Bird-Brained Beast" / "Ready, Willing, Unable" 	22 September 1994 	
406432 	"We'll Always Have Taz-Mania" / "Moments You've Missed" 	23 September 1994 	
406433 	"Food for Thought" / "Gone to Pieces" 	7 November 1992 	
406434 	"A Midsummer Night's Scream" / "Astro Taz" 	26 September 1992 	
406435 	"Driving Mr. Taz" / "Mean Bear" / "Boulder Museum" 	8 November 1994 	
406436 	"Ticket Taker Taz" / "Taz - 2" 	14 November 1994 	
406437 	"Tazmanian Lullaby" / "Deer Taz" / "A Taz-Mania Moment" 	3 October 1992 	
406438 	"Hypnotazed" / "Mum's n' Taz's" 	24 October 1992 	
406439 	"Kee Wee Cornered" / "But, Is It Taz?" 	14 November 1992 	
406440 	"Wacky Wombat" / "Molly's Folly" 	9 October 1993 	
406441 	"Mutton For Nothing" / "Dr. Wendal and Mr. Taz" 	15 November 1994 	
406442 	"The Man from M.A.R.S." / "Friends for Strife" 	28 November 1992 	
406443 	"Merit Badgered" 	2 October 1993 	
406444 	"Antenna Dilemma" / "Autograph Pound" 	6 November 1993 	
406445 	"A Flea For Me" / "A Young Taz's Fancy" 	11 September 1993 	
406446 	"No Time for Christmas" 	25 December 1993 	
406447 	"Taz-Mania Confidential" / "The Platypi Psonic Psensation Psimulator" 	21 November 1994 	
406448 	"The Not So Gladiators" / "One Ring Taz" 	22 November 1994 	
406449 	"The Thing That Ate the Outback" / "Because It's There" 	30 October 1993 	
406450 	"Of Bushrats and Hugh" 	25 September 1993 	
406451 	"Never Cry Taz" / "Bully For Bull" 	18 September 1993 	
406452 	"Retakes Not Included" / "Pledge Dredge" 	6 February 1995 	
406453 	"Bushlad's Lament" / "Tasmania Comedy Institute" 	13 February 1995 	
406454 	"The Taz Story Primer" / "Ask Taz" 	20 February 1995 	
406455 	"Willie Wombat's Deja Boo-Boo" / "To Catch a Taz" 	23 October 1993 	
406456 	"It's a Taz's Life" / "Gee Bull!" 	27 February 1995 	
406457 	"Taz in Keeweeland" / "Stuck for Bucks" / "A Philosophical Taz Moment" 	1 May 1995 	
406458 	"Yet Another Road to Tasmania" 	8 May 1995 	
406459 	"Bad Luck Bottlecap" / "A Story With a Moral" 	15 May 1995 	
406460 	"Devil Indemnity" 	16 October 1993 	
406461 	"Taz & The Emu Egg" / "Willy Wombat's Last Stand" / "K-TAZ Commercial" 	13 November 1993 	
406462 	"Feed a Cold" / "Sidekick for a Day" 	27 November 1993 	
406463 	"One Saturday in Taz-Mania" / "Platypi on Film" 	22 May 1995 	
406464 	"Doubting Dingo" / "Sub Commander Taz" 	20 November 1993 	
406465 	"The Origin of the Beginning of the Incredible Taz-Man" / "Francis Takes a Stand"	2 May 1995 	
===385XXX (1990s–2004)===
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
385680 	"Card Bored Box" 	19 September 2002	
385703 	"All Washed Up" 	8 October 2002 	
385875 	"I'm Going to Get You Fat Sucka"	20 September 2003	
385890 	"Hooray for Hollywood Planet" 	1 November 2003 	
===257XXX (2004–2006) ===
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
257342 	"The Menace of Maninsuit" 	14 August 2004 	
257349 	"The Mark of Xero" 	7 January 2005 	
257355 	"Surf the Stars" 	4 February 2005 	
257608 	"Boar to Be Riled" 	15 April 2005 	
257613 	"The Six Wazillion Dollar Duck, Part 1"	23 September 2005	
257614 	"The Six Wazillion Dollar Duck, Part 2"	23 September 2005	
257619 	"A Lame Duck Mind, Part 1" 	14 October 2005 	
257620 	"A Lame Duck Mind, Part 2" 	14 October 2005 	
===345XXX/3A5XXX (2006–2016) ===
Prod. #	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
345180 	"Coyote Falls" 	30 July 2010 	
345181 	"Fur of Flying" 	24 September 2010 	
345182 	"Rabid Rider" 	17 December 2010 	
345193 	"I Tawt I Taw a Puddy Tat" 	18 November 2011 	
345194 	"Daffy's Rhapsody" 	10 February 2012 	Copyrighted in 2011
345195 	"Flash in the Pain" 	12 June 2014 	Copyrighted in 2011
345630 	The Looney Tunes Show main title 	2011 	
345631 	"Casa De Calma" 	14 June 2011 	
345632 	"French Fries" 	8 November 2011 	
345633 	"The DMV" 	20 September 2011 	
345634 	"Point, Laser Point" 	7 February 2012 	
345635 	"Newspaper Thief" 	23 August 2011 	635S - "Chickenhawk"
345636 	"The Shelf" 	24 January 2012 	
345637 	"Working Duck" 	1 November 2011 	
345638 	"Beauty School" 	15 November 2011 	
345639 	"Jailbird and Jailbunny" 	17 May 2011 	
345640 	"The Float" 	22 November 2011 	
345641 	"Fish and Visitors" 	24 May 2011 	
345642 	"Best Friends" 	3 May 2011 	
345643 	"Devil Dog" 	21 June 2011 	
345644 	"Reunion" 	7 June 2011 	
345645 	"Peel of Fortune" 	12 July 2011 	
345646 	"Members Only" 	10 May 2011 	
345647 	"Sunday Night Slice" 	13 September 2011 	
345648 	"The Foghorn Leghorn Story" 	28 June 2011 	
345649 	"To Bowl Or Not To Bowl" 	26 July 2011 	
345650 	"Eligible Bachelors" 	5 July 2011 	
345651 	"Monster Talent" 	31 May 2011 	
345652 	"Double Date" 	19 July 2011 	
345653 	"Off Duty Cop" 	25 October 2011 	
345654 	"Bugs & Daffy Get A Job" 	30 August 2011 	
345655 	"The Muh-Muh-Muh-Murder" 	31 January 2012 	
345656 	"That's My Baby" 	6 September 2011 	
345657 	Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote CGI segments 	2011-2012 	
345893 	"Itsy Bitsy Gopher" 	16 October 2012 	
345898 	"A Christmas Carol" 	4 December 2012 	
345899 	"The Stud, The Nerd, The Average Joe, & The Saint"	20 November 2012 	
345900 	"It's a Handbag" 	27 November 2012 	
345908 	"The Grand Old Duck of York" 	14 May 2013 	
345916 	"Super Rabbit" 	2 November 2013 (Australia)3 November 2013 (Canada)7 February 2014 (CEE)31 August 2014 (United States)	
3A5241 	"Buddha Bugs" 	21 September 2015 	
3A5269 	"Oils Well That Ends Well" 	27 February 2016 	
== 2016–2020s (Warner Bros. Animation, 3-digit with a 4-letter production number)==
=== 2016–2017 ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release	Notes
WABB 632	"Wahder, Wahder, Everywhere" 	25 June 2018 	A14.12632
WABB 680	"When Marvin Comes Martian In"	28 November 2018	A14.12680
WABB 724	"Hare to the Throne" (part 2) 	31 January 2019 	A14.12724
=== 2017–2018 ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release	Notes
WABB 062	"The Wrong Brothers" 	29 August 2019 	A14.13062
WABB 070	"The Starship Mentalprise"	29 August 2019 	A14.13070
=== 2018–2023 ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
LTCT 001	"Curse of the Monkeybird" 	31 May 201927 May 2020 	A14.14001
LTCT 002	"Rhino Ya Don't" 	27 May 2020 	A14.14002
LTCT 003	"High Speed Hare" 	29 April 2021 	A14.14003
LTCT 004	"Basket Bugs" 	12 June 20198 July 2021 	A14.14004
LTCT 005	"Pool Bunny" 	27 May 2020 	A14.14005
LTCT 006	"Pitcher Porky" 	12 June 201921 January 2021 	A14.14006
LTCT 007	"Pest Coaster" 	12 June 20195 May 202027 May 2020 	A14.14007
LTCT 008	"Car Wars" 	TBA 	A14.14008
LTCT 009	"The Case of Porky's Pants" 	21 January 2021 	A14.14009
LTCT 010	"Raging Granny" 	29 April 2021 	A14.14010
LTCT 011	"Construction Obstruction" 	6 April 2023 	A14.14011
LTCT 012	"Dummies in the Dark" 	6 April 2023 	A14.14012
LTCT 013	"Mummy Dummy" 	10 June 20198 July 2021 	A14.14013
LTCT 014	"Sick as a Hare" 	12 June 2019 	A14.14014
LTCT 015	"Pilgwim's Pwogwess" 	20 January 2022 	A14.14015
LTCT 016	"Postalgeist" 	26 July 202021 January 2021 	A14.14016
LTCT 017	"Abducted Bunny" 	27 July 2023 	A14.14017
LTCT 018	"Big Rig Bunny" 	TBA 	A14.14018
LTCT 019	"Pain in the Ice" 	12 June 201927 May 2020 	A14.14019
LTCT 020	"Virtual Mortality" 	25 November 2021 	A14.14020
LTCT 021	"Don't Treadmill on Me" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 022	"Lepre Conned" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 025	"The Sales Duck" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 026	"Practical Jerk!" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 027	"Buzzard School" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 028	"Brave New Home" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 029	"Vincent Van Fudd" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 030	"Dynamite Dance" 	12 June 2019 	
LTCT 031	"Bathy Daffy" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 032	"Tunnel Vision" 	19 May 202027 May 2020 	
LTCT 033	"Shell Shocked" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 034	"Bugs Bunny's 24-Carrot Holiday Special"	3 December 2020 	Live-action wraparound segments
LTCT 035	"Fast & Steady" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 036	"TNT Trouble" 	12 June 201927 May 2020 	
LTCT 037	"Firehouse Frenzy" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 038	"Hare Restoration" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 039	"Hole in Dumb" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 040	"The Daffy Dentist" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 041	"Happy Birdy to You!" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 042	"Fleece & Desist" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 043	"Siberian Sam" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 044	"Rabbit Sandwich Maker" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 045	"Erabbitcator" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 046	"Spare Me!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 047	"Downward Duck" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 048	"Harm Wrestling" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 049	"Parky Pig" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 050	"Wet Cement" 	10 June 201912 May 202027 May 2020 	
LTCT 051	"Duplicate Daffy" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 052	"Cymbal Minded" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 054	"Kitty Livin'" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 055	"Relax!" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 056	"Boo! Appetweet" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 057	"Cactus If You Can" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 058	"Bubble Dum" 	23 May 202027 May 2020 	
LTCT 059	"Fully Vetted" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 060	"Taziator" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 061	"Nip and Duck" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 062	"Sam-merica" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 064	"Time Out!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 065	"Overdue Duck" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 066	"Vender Bender" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 067	"Pearl of My Dreams" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 068	"Grilled Rabbit" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 069	"Mt. Neverest" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 070	"Fudds Bunny" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 071	"Birthday Grifts" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 072	"Big League Beast" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 073	"Hex Appeal" 	29 September 2022 	
LTCT 074	"Pigture Perfect" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 075	"Falling for It!" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 076	"Hole" 	23 May 202027 May 202021 January 202129 April 2021 	
LTCT 077	"To Hive and to Hold" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 078	"Hot Air Buffoon" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 079	"Saddle Sore!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 080	"Shower Shuffle" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 081	"Plumber's Quack" 	27 May 2020 	
LTCT 082	"Chain Gangsters" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 083	"Swoop De Doo!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 084	"Shoe Shine-nanigans" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 086	"Hole Lotta Trouble" 	29 January 2021 	
LTCT 087	"Duck Duck Boom!" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 088	"Bonehead" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 089	"High Hopes" 	22 January 2021 	
LTCT 091	"Daffuccino" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 092	"Weaselin' In!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 093	"Multiply and Conquer" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 094	"Climate Control" 	21 January 2021 	
LTCT 095	"Snow Laughing Matter" 	3 December 2020 	
LTCT 096	"Rotund Rabbit" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 098	"Red White and Bruised" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 099	"Devil of a Drink" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 100	"Rage Rover" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 101	"Wrong with the Wind" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 102	"A Pane to Wash" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 103	"Key-Tastrophe!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 104	"Mallard Practice" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 105	"A Skate of Confusion!" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 106	"Puma Problems" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 107	"Frame the Feline" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 110	"Marv Attacks!" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 111	"Bounty Bunny" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 113	"Emotional Support Duck" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 114	"A Wolf in Cheap Clothing" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 115	"Marvin Flag" 	27 May 202021 January 202129 April 2021 	
LTCT 116	"Asphalt and Battery" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 117	"Born to Be Wile E." 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 118	"Nutty Devil" 	29 April 2021 	
LTCT 119	"Elf Help" 	3 December 2020 	
LTCT 120	"Jet Porkpelled" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 122	"Hog Wash" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 124	"Blunder Arrest" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 126	"Yuletide Taz" 	3 December 2020 	
LTCT 127	"Bottoms Up" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 128	"Graveyard Goofs" 	29 September 2022 	
LTCT 129	"Poolside Pest" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 130	"Feather of the Bride" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 131	"Holiday Purrchase" 	3 December 2020 	
LTCT 132	"Funeral for a Fudd" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 133	"Battle Stations" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 136	"Ho Ho Go!" 	3 December 2020 	
LTCT 139	"Yosemite Samurai" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 140	"Stained by Me" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 141	"Skyscraper Scrap" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 142	"Bunny and the Beast" 	3 February 2022 	
LTCT 143	"Sword Loser" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 144	"Trophy Hunter" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 145	"Cro-Mag Numb Skulls" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 147	"Booby Prize" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 148	"Hook, Line and Stinker!" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 149	"Fowl Ploy" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 150	"Auto Birdy Shop" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 151	"End of the Leash" 	8 July 202119 August 202125 November 202120 January 2022	
LTCT 152	"In the Road Again" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 154	"Daffy in Wackyland" 	17 June 2023 	
LTCT 155	"Drum Schtick!" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 157	"Bugs Hole Gags 2" 	20 January 20226 April 202328 July 2023 	
LTCT 158	"Unlucky Strikes" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 159	"Grand Canyon Canary" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 160	"Battle of the Bunk" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 161	"Lesson Plan 9 from Outer Space" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 162	"BBQ Bandit" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 164	"Oregon Fail" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 165	"Pardon the Garden" 	25 November 2021 	
LTCT 167	"Pain Rent" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 168	"Eyes Wide Fudd" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 171	"Boarding Games" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 172	"Love Goat" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 173	"Tweet Suite" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 174	"Kitty Krashers" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 175	"Duck Hunting" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 176	"Ringmaster Disaster" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 177	"Daffy Magician" 	20 January 20226 April 202327 July 2023 	
LTCT 178	"Beast A-Birdin'" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 179	"Duck Chocolate" 	3 February 2022 	
LTCT 180	"Hideout Hare" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 185	"The Pain Event" 	20 January 2022 	
LTCT 186	"Tub-O-War" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 187	"Adopt Me!" 	8 July 2021 	
LTCT 188	"Life's a Beach 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 189	"Winter Hungerland" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 190	"A Prickly Pair" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 193	"Test Pest" 	19 August 2021 	
LTCT 195	"Boardwalk Bunny" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 196	"Moody at the Movies" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 197	"The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 198	"Fake It 'Til You Bake It" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 199	"Bulls-eye Bunny" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 200	"Nest Effort" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 201	"Desert Menu" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 202	"Funny Book Bunny" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 203	"Feline Lucky" 	27 July 2023 	
LTCT 205	"Livin' the Daydream" 	6 April 2023 	
LTCT 207	"Inn for Trouble" 	29 September 2022 	
LTCT 208	"Cat Fished" 	27 July 2023 	
TINY 921	"Freshman Orientoontion" 	9 September 2023 	
TINY 922	"Give Pizza a Chance" 	9 September 2023 	
TINY 923	"Extra, So Extra" 	16 September 2023 	
TINY 924	"Tooney Ball Lights" 	23 September 2023 	
TINY 925	"Save the Loo Bru" 	30 September 2023 	
TINY 926	"Prank You Very Much" 	7 October 2023 	
TINY 927	"General Hogspital" 	14 October 2023 	
TINY 928	"Things That Go Tweet in the Woods" 	TBA 	
TINY 929	"Souffle, Girl Hey" 	21 October 2023 	
TINY 930	"Tears of a Clone" 	28 October 2023 	
TINY 931	"The Show Must Hop On" 	4 November 2023 	
TINY 932	"Whatever Happened to Babsy Bunny?" 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 933	Spring Beak (part 1) 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 935	Tiny Toons Looniversity main title 	2023 	
=== 2022–2024 ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
BBBD 541	"Cheesy Peasy" 	29 September 2022 	
BBBD 542	"Dino Fright" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 543	"Race Track Race" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 544	"Ice Creamed" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 545	"Splash Zone" 	22 July 202225 July 2022 	
BBBD 546	"Rock On" 	26 September 2022 	
BBBD 547	"Buzz In" 	27 September 2022 	
BBBD 548	"Snow Cap" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 549	"Tweety-Go-Round" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 550	"Stories" 	28 September 2022 	
BBBD 551	"Smash House" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 552	"Play Day" 	25 July 2022 	
BBBD 553	"Looneyburg Lights" (part 1)	5 December 2022 	
BBBD 554	"Looneyburg Lights" (part 2)	5 December 2022 	
BBBD 555	"Big Feet" 	31 October 2022 	
BBBD 556	"Game Time" 	3 November 2022 	
BBBD 557	"Beach Battle" 	2 November 2022 	
BBBD 558	"Soup Up" 	4 November 2022 	
BBBD 559	"Squirreled Away" 	1 November 2022 	
BBBD 560	"Looney Science" 	30 September 2022 	
BBBD 561	"Batty Kathy" 	28 August 2023 	
BBBD 562	"Sea School" 	5 June 2023 	
BBBD 563	"Mail Whale" 	19 June 2023 	
BBBD 564	"Honey Bunny" 	4 September 2023 	
BBBD 565	"Underwater Star" 	5 June 2023 	
BBBD 566	"Goofballs" 	14 August 2023 	
BBBD 567	"Skate Park" 	21 August 2023 	
BBBD 568	"Cheddar Days" 	17 April 2023 	
BBBD 569	"Blast Off" 	17 April 2023 	
BBBD 570	"K-9: Space Puppy" 	17 April 2023 	
BBBD 571	"Cousin Billy" 	17 April 2023 	
BBBD 572	"Castle Hassle" 	27 November 2023 	
BBBD 573	"Bright Light" 	26 June 2023 	
BBBD 574	"Mini Golf" 	7 August 2023 	
BBBD 575	"Speedy" 	1 December 2023 	
BBBD 576	"Party Boat" 	12 June 2023 	
BBBD 577	"Catwalk" 	28 November 2023 	
BBBD 578	"Taz Recycle" 	17 April 2023 	
BBBD 579	"Dim Sum" 	29 November 2023 	
BBBD 580	"Crane Game" 	30 November 2023 	
BBBD 831	"Junior" 	26 March 2024 	
BBBD 832	"Looney Moon" 	27 March 2024 	
BBBD 833	"Glamp Out" 	28 March 2024 	
BBBD 840	"Outer Space" 	29 March 2024 	
BBBD 845	"The Easter Bunnies" 	12 February 2024 (Latin America)25 March 2024	
BBBD 851	"Coaster Contest" 	TBA 	
BBBD 855	"Beignet Day" 	TBA 	
BBBD 857	"Fire Fighters" 	TBA 	
BBBD 863	"Dodo's Wacky Funhouse" 	TBA 	
TINY 741	Spring Beak (part 2) 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 742	"Slay Cheese" 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 743	"Tooned in Space" 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 744	"Twin-Con" 	8 March 2024 	
TINY 745	"Skulls and Sillybones" 	8 March 2024 	
=== Movies ===
Prod. # 	Title 	Original Release 	Notes
BYEB 265	Bye Bye Bunny 	N/A 	Canceled
PDMV 325	The Day the Earth Blew Up A Looney Tunes Movie	11 June 2024 (Annecy)	
== Notes==
*Shorts, episodes, specials, movies, and advertisements that either do not have a production number or there production number is known will not be listed.
*Several cartoons released between 1945-1946 had their series swapped upon release.
**The production numbers for, Fresh Airedale, Quentin Quail, Peck Up Your Troubles, Nasty Quacks, The Eager Beaver, Walky Talky Hawky, and Fair and Worm-er label them as Looney Tunes even though they were released as Merrie Melodies.
**The production numbers for, Hare Conditioned, Hare Tonic, Baseball Bugs, Hush My Mouse, Acrobatty Bunny, The Great Piggy Bank Robbery, and Racketeer Rabbit label them as Merrie Melodies even though they were released as Looney Tunes.
*The original 3-to-4-digit with a 2-letter production numbers were often displayed differently.
*When lobby cards displayed production numbers in the early years they would display as 
**# (insert) of the (Looney Tunes or Merrie Melodies) series of Vitaphone Song Cartoons
**A "Looney Tunes or Merrie Melodies" Cartoon No. (Insert)
**Looney Tune or Merrie Melodie Cartoon # (insert)
**When the production numbers started appearing on screen, they do not have the 2-letters were excised (for example the production number for Baby Bottleneck is LT-12-15 but displayed as just 12-15 under the WB shield on the original title).
**Surviving production material shows production numbers without the final two digits (which indicate the production season).
*Some of the numbers may be wrong, as certain cartoons in the 1960s of the studio's run feature identical production numbers in the opening titles. Blue Ribbon reissues would sometimes have the same production numbers as each other or newly released cartoons. Also some might not be properly sourced.
*While in some cases the reasons for disparities are obvious (cartoons done by the faster Cinecolor process in the late 40s having much higher production numbers than the Technicolor shorts of that season), a cartoon with an earlier production number that was not released until after one with a later production number could mean anything.
==References==
==External Links==
*"Warner Bros. Animation Production Numbers, 1946 to Present" by Dave Mackey
*The Bugs Bunny Show episode list with production numbers by Dave Mackey
*"The WB Production Number Project" by Thad Komorowski
*"Tex Avery & Rev Chaney: A Production History" by Devon Baxter
*Jerry Beck's Facebook
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