Toon In with Me Episode List - Season 6 1/1/2026 - 7/3/2026

1/1 Ep (repeat) Palm Springs Paradise - repeat from May 7, 2025
1/2 Ep (repeat) Stuntman Bill - repeat from May 15, 2025

1/5 Ep 1 Trekkin' the Cornhusker State - postponed from Dec. 3, 2025
1/6 Ep 2 Happy Birthday, Pepé!
1/7 Ep 3 Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Money Matters
1/8 Ep 4 Throwback Thursday 1949
1/9 Ep (repeat) Panic at the Museum - repeat from Jan. 24, 2025

1/12 Ep (repeat) Art of the Con - repeat from March 13, 2025
1/13 Ep 5 Close Encounter
1/14 Ep 6 Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: The Healing Power of Laughter
1/15 Ep (repeat) Dance Fever - repeat from March 25, 2025
1/16 Ep 7 Trekkin' the Granite State

1/19 Ep 8 Sew Be It!
1/20 Ep (repeat) A Minor Misunderstanding - repeat from April 11, 2025
1/21 Ep 9 Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Fitness
1/22 Ep 10 Hunkiest Man Alive
1/23 Ep 11 Trekkin' the Palmetto State

1/26 Ep 12 Trekkin' the Natural State
1/27 Ep (repeat) Catskills Fever - repeat from Jan. 17, 2025
1/28 Ep 13 Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Breaking Bad Habits
1/29 Ep 14 Toon In With Moi
1/30 Ep 15 Coldest Winter Ever

2/2 Ep 16 Black History - Harlem Rennaissance
2/3 Ep 17 Novelty Bill
2/4 Ep 18 Trekkin' Old Dominion
2/5 Ep 19 Throwback Thursday: 1971
2/6 Ep 20 On This Day...February 6th

2/9 Ep 21 Love and Humor
2/10 Ep 22 For the Love of Tom & Jerry
2/11 Ep 23 Romancing the Tome
2/12 Ep 24 Love Reunited
2/13 Ep 25 Pal-entine's Day

2/16 Ep (repeat) It's 65! - repeat from Jan. 15, 2025
2/17 Ep 26 Black History in Visual Art
2/18 Ep 27 Personality Crisis
2/19 Ep 28 Throwback Thursday: 1990
2/20 Ep 29 Jobs of Yesteryear

2/23 Ep 30 Digital Detox
2/24 Ep 31 Trekkin' Series Finale: Land of Lincoln
2/25 Ep 32 On This Day...February 25th
2/26 Ep 33 Black History - Sitcoms, Spin-Offs & Stars
2/27 Ep 34 Combine Time

3/2 Ep 35 Porky's Debut
3/3 Ep 36 Women's History - Sports
3/4 Ep 37 Sideshow Toony
3/5 Ep (repeat) Throwback Thursday: 1992 - repeat from Feb. 6, 2025
3/6 Ep 38 Springing Forward!

3/9 Ep (repeat) Outhousing - repeat from Feb. 5, 2025
3/10 Ep 39 Greener Posture
3/11 Ep 40 Women's History - Media
3/12 Ep 41 Barnstorming Bill
3/13 Ep 42 Pie Day

3/16 Ep 43 Toony's Talent Showcase
3/17 Ep 44 St. Paddy's Day Hooray!
3/18 Ep 45 Pillow Talk
3/19 Ep 46 Women's History - Going Undercover
3/20 Ep 47 Boxing Bill

3/23 Ep 48 Women's History - Explorers
3/24 Ep 49 The Truck Stops Here
3/25 Ep 50 Trekkin' the Land of the Rising Sun
3/26 Ep (repeat) A Taste of Vaudeville - repeat from Jan. 28, 2025
3/27 Ep 51 It's 86!

3/30 Ep 52 Ask Wally
3/31 Ep 53 Making a Spring Break for It
4/1 Ep 54 A Day for Fools
4/2 Ep 55 Past Perfect 10s
4/3 Ep 56 Easter Eggstravaganza

4/6 Ep 57 A Touch of Classical
4/7 Ep 58 Mystifying Magic
4/8 Ep 59 What's Opera, Tooners?
4/9 Ep 60 Return to the Cackle Barrel
4/10 Ep 61 Put On Your Dancing Toons

4/13 Ep 62 Cats and Mice
4/14 Ep 63 Face Your Fears
4/15 Ep 64 Trekkin' Dutch Country
4/16 Ep 65 The Future of 1956
4/17 Ep 66 Happy Birthday, Daffy!

4/20 Ep (repeat) Soap Box Heroes - repeat from Mar. 5, 2025
4/21 Ep 67 Perfect Memory
4/22 Ep 68 Celebrating Mother Earth
4/23 Ep 69 Throwback Thursday: 1940
4/24 Ep 70 Trekkin' Old Blighty

4/27 Ep 71 Semiquintennial of the Bicentennial
4/28 Ep 72 Spider Dan
4/29 Ep 73 Trekkin' Espana
4/30 Ep 74 It's National Bugs Bunny Day!
5/1 Ep 75 Punk Rock Bill

5/4 Ep 76 Tooners' Choice
5/5 Ep 77 Rival of the Ages VI
5/6 Ep 78 Dome, Sweet Dome
5/7 Ep 79 Trends to the Extreme
5/8 Ep 80 Cheers to Mom!

5/11 Ep 81 Catch the Connection III
5/12 Ep 82 All You Can Eat
5/13 Ep (repeat) Safari Bill - repeat from Mar. 3, 2025
5/14 Ep 83 New Antiques
5/15 Ep 84 If You Build It...

5/18 Ep 85 Trekkin' Switzerland
5/19 Ep 86 Back in '96!
5/20 Ep 87 An Acme Company History
5/21 Ep 88 Bill Gets Glasses
5/22 Ep 89 Turning the Tassel

5/25 Ep (repeat) New Wave Bill - repeat from May 30, 2025
5/26 Ep 90 Roomies
5/27 Ep 91 TV Booms!
5/28 Ep 92 Trekkin' Costa Rica
5/29 Ep (repeat) A Toy Voyage - repeat from Apr. 2, 2025

6/1 Ep 93 Haunted Road Trip
6/2 Ep 94 Lighthouse Terror
6/3 Ep 95 Summer Camp Screams
6/4 Ep 96 Alien Abduction
6/5 Ep 97 Afraid of the Deep

6/8 Ep 98 Celebrating the Seven Seas
6/9 Ep 99 Toony Retires
6/10 Ep 100 The Mr. Quizzer Conspiracy
6/11 Ep 101 The Summer I Came of Age
6/12 Ep (repeat) Bill Makes a Film Noir - repeat from June 23, 2025

6/15 Ep 102 The Man in the Moon
6/16 Ep 103 Get Your Kicks in '76
6/17 Ep 104 Making the Menu
6/18 Ep (repeat) Take a Hike - repeat from Mar. 11, 2025
6/19 Ep 105 A Day for Dad

6/22 Ep (repeat) Flashback to 2005 - repeat from May 16, 2025
6/23 Ep 106 The Golf Ball Diver
6/24 Ep 107 Childhood Beliefs
6/25 Ep (repeat) Bill and Toony Buy a Castle - repeat from May 19, 2025
6/26 Ep 108 Bill's-Boards

6/29 Ep (repeat) History's Mysteries - repeat from Jan. 13, 2025
6/30 Ep (repeat) Shipwrecked - repeat from Jan. 22, 2025
7/1 Ep 109 Wedding Season
7/2 Ep (repeat) Waterpark It! - repeat from July 1, 2025
7/3 Ep 110 Fire-Work

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MeTV Toon In with Me/Sat. Morning Cartoons 2021

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MeTV Toon In with Me/Sat. Morning Cartoons 2022

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MeTV Toon In with Me/Sat. Morning Cartoons 2023

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MeTV Toon In with Me/Sat. Morning Cartoons 2024

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MeTV Toon In with Me/Sat. Morning Cartoons 2025

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Detailed listing of censorship in Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showpost.php?p=6001585&postcount=978

Bugs Bunny and Friends Grids

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Warner Cartoons Not Shown on MeTV

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Thanks

"Palm Springs Paradise" (season 5 show 73)

(originally aired Wed. May 7, 2025)

Guided Muscle (Road Runner - 1955 - Jones)

Strife with Father (1950 [reissued 1961] - McKimson) - reissued in 1961; has been restored to original 1950 form. Beaky Buzzard is another Mel Blanc voice in this one, but the character was voiced by Kent Rogers in past cartoons ("Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid", "The Bashful Buzzard").

Vacation with Play (Popeye - 1951 - Kneitel)

Half Empty Saddles (Woody - 1958 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was the first time on Toon In with Me

Road to Andalay (Speedy, Sylvester - 1964 - Freleng [co-director Hawley Pratt]) - an early (second) DePatie-Freleng Enterprises cartoon for Warners; the first one, "Pancho's Hideaway", has never been shown on the MeTV networks.

"Stuntman Bill" (season 5 show 79)

(originally aired Thu. May 15, 2025)

Big Top Bunny (Bugs - 1951 [reissued 1963] - McKimson) - this is the 1963 reissue copy, which altered the opening and closing, rather than the 1951 original

Daredevil Droopy (1951 - Avery)

I Wanna Be a Life Guard (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

A Waggily Tale (1958 - Freleng)

A Star is Bored (Bugs, Daffy - 1956 - Freleng) - Daffy takes roles as Bugs' stunt double, which in all cases does not end well for him. One gag is Freleng's oft-used bow tied to two rifles.

The Unruly Hare (Bugs - 1945 - Tashlin)

Hot-Rod and Reel (Road Runner - 1959 - Jones) - one of the better and infrequently-shown Road Runners

Honey's Money (1962 - Freleng) - semi-remake of an earlier Freleng cartoon, "His Bitter Half"

Rabbit of Seville (Bugs - 1950 - Jones)

Bartholomew Versus the Wheel (1964 - McKimson)

The Astroduck (Daffy, Speedy - 1966 - McKimson)

Knight-Mare Hare (Bugs - 1955 - Jones) - a Tedd Pierce story board

"Trekkin' the Cornhusker State" (season 6 show 1)

(episode postponed from Dec. 3, 2025)

Tree for Two (Sylvester - 1952 - Freleng)

The Talking Magpies (1946 - Davis) - Heckle and Jeckle prototypes debut cartoon

Corn Plastered (1951 - McKimson)

Hero for a Day (Mighty Mouse - 1952 - Davis)

Hare-Less Wolf (1958 - Freleng)

Just noticed that "Mouse-Taken Identity," which has been edited on MeTV in the past, was just shown uncensored on MeTV Toons.

The editing involved the "giant mouse" chasing Sylvester, in an Indian feather, around a Native American statue, and eventually showing himself to Sylvester Junior scalped.

"Happy Birthday, Pepé!" (season 6 show 2)

Odor-able Kitty (1945 [reissued 1951] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and original title card. Originally issued January 6, 1945 in the Looney Tunes series

Scent-imental Over You (1947 [reissued 1953] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and original title card. Originally a Looney Tunes cartoon.

Past Perfumance (Pepé Le Pew - 1955 - Jones)

Odor of the Day (1948 - Davis)

A Scent of the Matterhorn (Pepé Le Pew - 1961 - Jones)

Again on MeTV Toons, I just noticed the long Fort Paleface gag in "Feather Dusted" is shown uncensored. This has been edited, but sometimes not, on main MeTV.

"Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Money Matters" (season 6 show 3)

One Froggy Evening (1955 - Jones) - released on Dec. 31, 1955

Daffy's Diner (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - McKimson)

Cool It, Charlie (The Beary Family - 1969 - Smith)

Taxi Turvy (Popeye - 1954 - Kneitel)

Half Baked Alaska (Chilly Willy - 1965 - Marcus)

"Throwback Thursday 1949" (season 6 show 4)

Love That Pup (Tom and Jerry - 1949 - Hanna, Barbera)

Happy Landing (Heckle & Jeckle - 1948 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

Coo-Coo Bird Dog (1949 [reissued 1956, 1961] - Marcus) - original issue was most likely Cinecolor, and one or both reissue prints were Technicolor

Hippety Hopper (Sylvester - 1949 [reissued 1957] - McKimson) - this is the original 1949 cartoon

Awful Orphan (Porky - 1949 [reissued 1958] - Jones) - this is the 1958 reissue, with altered Blue Ribbon opening

"Panic at the Museum" (season 5 show 11)

(originally aired Fri. Jan. 24, 2025)

Mouse-Taken Identity (Sylvester - 1957 - McKimson) - while this cartoon has had varying censorship on multiple networks in the past, including MeTV, this airing was unedited

Bone, Sweet Bone (1948 [reissued 1956] - Davis) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and original title

Louvre Come Back to Me (Pepé Le Pew - 1962 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - last golden-age Pepé cartoon

Wild Wild World (1960 - McKimson)

Museum Scream (Tweety, Sylvester - 2003 - Povenmire)

Baby Buggy Bunny (Bugs - 1954 - Jones)

The Daffy Doc (Porky, Daffy - 1938 - Clampett) - series of signs Daffy holds up have been censored in the past but are unedited here

3 Ring Wing-Ding (Cool Cat - 1968 - Lovy)

Rabbit Romeo (Bugs - 1957 - McKimson) - story by Michael Maltese. Shown uncensored. Fish suicide and electric fan kiss have been edited on other networks.

Wild About Hurry (Road Runner - 1959 - Jones)

Mucho Locos (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

Duck! Rabbit, Duck! (Bugs, Daffy - 1953 - Jones) - third cartoon in Jones' hunting trilogy.

"Art of the Con" (season 5 show 41)

(originally aired Thu. Mar. 13, 2025)

Bedevilled Rabbit (Bugs - 1957 - McKimson) - Bugs tangles with the Tasmanian devil in a second 1950s short

Flim Flam Fountain (Woody - 1971 - Smith)

Patient Porky (1940 - Clampett) - censored to remove the two Rochester-like elevator operator scenes

Bunco Busters (Woody - 1955 - Smith)

Robin Hood Daffy (Porky, Daffy - 1958 - Jones)

"Close Encounter" (season 6 show 5)

Nasty Quacks (Daffy - 1945 - Tashlin)

Rock-a-Bye Gator (Woody - 1962 - Hannah)

Baby Wants Spinach (Popeye - 1950 - Kneitel)

Chimp & Zee (1968 - Lovy)

Romp in a Swamp (Woody - 1959 - Smith)

"Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: The Healing Power of Laughter" (Season 6 show 6)

The Reckless Driver (Woody - 1946 - Culhane)

Billy Boy (1954 - Avery)

Daffy Dilly (1948 [reissued 1956] - Jones) - this is the 1956 Blue Ribbon reissue, sans technical credits and original title. This Youtube appears to be a 16mm copy of the original Cinecolor print - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx1yui1uoM4

Hospitaliky (Popeye - 1937 - Fleischer)

Little Red Riding Rabbit (Bugs - 1944 - Freleng) - really great voice for Red, courtesy of Bea Benaderet; opening shortened for time on this airing

"Dance Fever" (season 5 show 47)

(originally aired Tue. Mar. 25, 2025)

Yankee Doodle Daffy (Porky, Daffy - 1943 - Freleng)

Billboard Frolics (1935 - Freleng) - two-strip Technicolor (last one)

The Dance Contest (Popeye - 1934 - Fleischer)

A Great Big Bunch of You (1932 - Ising [uncredited])

Show Biz Beagle (Woody - 1972 - Smith)

"Trekkin' the Granite State" (Season 6 show 7)

Greedy for Tweety (Tweety, Sylvester - 1957 [reissued 1964] - Freleng) - this is the altered Merrie Melodies Blue Ribbon reissue copy of the original Looney Tunes cartoon. This is the latest cartoon that was altered for reissue; later reissued cartoons would be re-released as originally made.

I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

To Spring (1936 - Hanna [uncredited])

Kiddie Koncert (1948 - Lundy)

The First Snow (Mighty Mouse - 1947 - Davis)

Last three cartoons are Toon In with Me debuts

Wet Hare (Bugs - 1962 - McKimson) - second Bugs encounter with Blacque Jacques Shellacque

Tweet and Sour (Tweety, Sylvester - 1956 - Freleng)

The Slick Chick (Foghorn Leghorn - 1962 - McKimson) - "Widow Hen" is voiced by Julie Bennett

Roman Legion-Hare (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng)

Ready, Woolen and Able (1960 - Jones)

Zip Zip Hooray! (Road Runner - 1965 - Jones [uncredited] [co-directors Noble, Ray] [uncredited]) - all director credits are in the "edited from" feature, "Adventures of the Road Runner (1962), which was an unsold pilot film for a primetime ABC series

Rabbit Every Monday (Bugs - 1951 - Freleng)

"Sew Be It!" (Season 6 show 8)

Sheep Ahoy (1954 - Jones)

Little Johnny Jet (1953 - Avery)

Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions (1933 - Fleischer)

The Bungling Builder (The Beary Family - 1971 - Smith)

Rebel Rabbit (Bugs - 1949 [reissued 1958] - McKimson) - this is the altered-opening 1958 reissue. Uncensored.

"A Minor Misunderstanding" (season 5 show 57)

(originally aired Fri. Apr. 11, 2025)

Big House Bunny (Bugs - 1950 - Freleng) - uncensored

Judge for a Day (Betty Boop - 1935 - Fleischer)

Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker (1967 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

Assault and Flattery (Popeye - 1956 - Sparber)

High Steaks (Tom and Jerry - 1962 - Deitch)

"Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Fitness" (season 6 show 9)

A Bird in a Guilty Cage (Tweety, Sylvester - 1952 [reissued 1962] - Freleng) - this is the 1962 reissue copy, which changed the original Looney Tunes video to Merrie Melodies Blue Ribbon. Gun/rifle gags are shown uncensored.

Betty Boop and Little Jimmy (1936 - Fleischer) - one of the few in this series in color

Never Kick a Woman (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

Hunger Strife (1960 - Hannah)

All Fowled Up (Foghorn Leghorn - 1955 - McKimson)

"Hunkiest Man Alive" (season 6 show 10)

What's Cookin' Doc?" (Bugs - 1944 - Clampett) - A sort-of complaint from Warner at the time, due to lack of Oscars, particularly since a then-recent cartoon, Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt, had been nominated, and lost. This cartoon also has an extended scene from that film, which MeTV does not show as a separate, full cartoon.

C0ck-A-Doodle-Duel (Foghorn Leghorn - 2004 - SHin)

Arts and Flowers (Woody - 1956 - Smith)

Flowers for Madame (1935 [reissued 1951] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and original title

Mucho Locos (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

"Trekkin' the Palmetto State" (season 6 show 11)

Walky Talky Hawky (Foghorn Leghorn - 1946 [reissued 1953] - McKimson) - this is the 1953 reissue, sans credits and original title. First Foggy cartoon.

The Intruders (Heckle & Jeckle - 1947 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Dog Gone South (1950 [reissued 1959] - Jones) - this is the restored, original 1950 cartoon

Sufferin' Cats (Tom and Jerry - 1943 - Hanna, Barbera)

The Rebel Without Claws (Tweety, Sylvester - 1961 - Freleng) - language uncensored

Hare Brush (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng) - unique story from Warren Foster -- Fudd is nuts -- he thinks he's a rabbit. Bugs ends up in his place at the funny farm -- thus the comedy. Brilliant voice work by Mel Blanc.

Mexican Mousepiece (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

Kiss me Cat (1953 - Jones) - probably released during the studio closure, the cartoon is copyrighted in 1951

Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears (1944 - Jones)

The Music Mice-Tro (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - Larriva)

Crockett-Doodle-Do (Foghorn Leghorn - 1960 - McKimson)

Hare-abian Nights (Bugs - 1959 - Harris)

"Trekkin' the Natural State" (season 6 show 12)

The Goofy Gophers (1947 [reissued 1955] - Clampett, Davis [both possibly originally uncredited]) - this is the 1955 reissue copy, sans credits and original title card. Originally a Looney Tunes cartoon. Bugs Bunny has a cameo at the end.

Laddy and his Lamp (1964 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

You Gotta Be A Football Hero (Popeye - 1935 - Fleischer)

Nell's Yells (1939 - Iwerks)

Shishkabugs (Bugs - 1962 - Freleng)

"Catskills Fever" (season 5 show 7)

(originally aired Fri. Jan. 17, 2025)

The Hollywood Bowl (Tom and Jerry - 1950 - Hanna, Barbera)

The Bird Came C.O.D. (1942 - Jones)

Taking the Blame (Betty Boop - 1935 - Fleischer)

Witty Kitty (1960 - Lovy) - January 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

Half-Fare Hare (Bugs - 1956 - McKimson)

"Toon In's Wellness Wednesday: Breaking Bad Habits" (season 6 show 13)

Henhouse Henery (Foghorn Leghorn - 1949 [reissued 1956] - McKimson) - this is the altered-opening 1956 reissue; the original 1949 issue was a Looney Tunes cartoon; however, the original close was left intact on the reissue.

Hatch Up Your Troubles (Tom and Jerry - 1949 - Hanna, Barbera)

Satisfied Customers (Heckle & Jeckle - 1954 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Freeloading Feline (1960 - Hannah) - also a Toon In with Me debut

Tweet and Lovely (Tweety, Sylvester - 1959 - Freleng)

"Toon In With Moi" (season 6 show 14)

French Rarebit (Bugs - 1951 [reissued 1960] - McKimson) - this is the 1960 reissue, with altered opening; even the "Bugs Bunny in" card was changed, but the original 1951 closing was kept.

Heaven Scent (Pepé Le Pew - 1956 - Jones)

Hippydrome Tiger (1968 - Lovy)

Young and Healthy (1933 - Ising)

Boston Quackie (Porky, Daffy - 1957 - McKimson)

"Coldest Winter Ever" (season 6 show 15)

What's Brewin', Bruin? (1948 [reissued 1955] - Jones) - this is the 1955 reissue copy, with altered opening and credits cut out. Original issue was a Looney Tunes cartoon. and still has the original close. Although there is/was no known censorship, it's very violent and probably has been shelved on some networks.

Snowbody Loves Me (Tom and Jerry - 1964 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Space Kid (1966 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

Room and Wrath (Chilly Willy - 1965 - Lovy)

Little Boy Boo (Foghorn Leghorn - 1954 - McKimson)

Wackiki Wabbit (Bugs - 1943 - Jones) - note the stylized, strange backgrounds. A Public Domain cartoon, since United Artists failed to renew the copyright.

Fish Tales (Porky - 1936 - King)

The Hep Cat (1942 [reissued 1949] - Clampett) - this is the reissue copy, sans original Looney Tunes opening and missing credits; also it's the first color Looney Tunes cartoon.

Hare Trimmed (Bugs - 1953 - Freleng)

Moby Duck (Speedy, Daffy - 1965 - McKimson)

Lickety-Splat (Road Runner - 1961 - Jones [co-direction Abe Levitow])

Rabbitson Crusoe (Bugs - 1956 [reissued 1965] - Freleng) - reissued in 1965 with no changes to the original cartoon

"Black History - Harlem Renaissance" (season 6 show 16)

Daffy Flies North (1980 - Freleng) - part of a 1980 TV Special, with multiple segment directors; overall director was Friz Freleng

Too Hop to Handle (Sylvester - 1956 - McKimson) - near the start a woman is beating a man with an umbrella (due to what she thought was an inappropriate touch); this was cut on ABC years ago.

The Wreck of the Hesperus (Mighty Mouse - 1944 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

Sh-h-h-h-h-h (1955 - Avery)

Baton Bunny (Bugs - 1959 [reissued 1968] - Jones, Levitow) - reissue was a duplicate of the original 1959 cartoon

"Novelty Bill" (season 6 show 17)

The Stupor Salesman (Daffy - 1948 - Davis) - has been censored on Fox and the WB. At least the scenes with the gun polishing and turning on the gas stove have been cut. The cartoon is so full of violence it probably has been shelved on the Turner networks.

Hip Hip Olé (1964 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

Stop! Look! and Hasten! (Road Runner - 1954 - Jones)

Novelty Shop (1936 - Davis)

Penny Antics (Popeye - 1955 - Kneitel) - also a Toon In with Me debut

"Trekkin' Old Dominion" (season 6 show 18)

Fox-Terror (Foghorn Leghorn - 1957 [reissued 1964] - McKimson) - available with original titles, except, it appears, to Warner

Yankee Doodle Bugs (1954 - Freleng) - this showing was uncensored, but MeTV has gone back and forth on it in the past. Editing in the past has involved the Indian scenes near the beginning.

Olive Oyl for President (Popeye - 1948 - Sparber)

The Story of George Washington (1965 - Mendelsohn) - Toon In with Me debut

Along Came Daffy (1947 [reissued 1954] - Freleng) - this is the 1954 altered reissue - original was a Looney Tunes cartoon

"Throwback Thursday: 1971" (season 6 show 19)

To Hare is Human (Bugs - 1956 [reissued 1966] - Jones) - reissue was the same as the original cartoon

Airlift A La Carte (Chilly Willy - 1971 - Smith)

Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas (Bugs - 2004 - Kopp, Shin)

A Boy, a Gun, and Birds (1940 - Harrison) - Toon In with Me debut

Tom's Photo Finish (Tom and Jerry - 1957 - Hanna, Barbera)

"On This Day...February 6th" (season 6 show 20)

Snow Excuse (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

This Is a Life? (Bugs, Daddy - 1955 - Freleng) - several bits of violence have been censored in the past on other networks, starting with Granny's bashes of Daffy with her umbrella

Sorry Safari (Tom and Jerry - 1962 - Deitch)

The Football Toucher Downer ( Popeye - 1937 - Fleischer)

O-Solar-Meow (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

Hare-Way to the Stars (Bugs - 1958 - Jones)

Boulder Wham! (Road Runner - 1965 - Larriva)

Hoppy-Go-Lucky (Sylvester - 1952 [reissued 1968] - McKimson) - reissued in 1968 as the original cartoon with no alterations. Sylvester is paired with Benny, a large, dumb cat who calls him George. Later, Benny is paired with a one-shot cat named George, in "Cat-Tails for Two." Sometimes, Sylvester has a white-ringed tail, but not in this one.

Piker's Peak (Bugs - 1957 - Freleng)

Porky's Hotel (1939 - Clampett)

Quack Shot (Daffy - 1954 [reissued 1969] - McKimson) - reissue was unaltered

The Unmentionables (Bugs - 1963 - Freleng)

"Love and Humor" (season 6 show 21)

Really Scent (Pepé Le Pew - 1959 - Levitow) - Michael Maltese tinkers with the formula in this one--the female pursues Pepé...most of the time. Narrated by June Foray, who sometimes speaks to the characters: "Fabrette, you would not want the others to think you could not get a boyfriend!" Between the opening showing Pierre cat smoking and Fabrette contemplating suicide, the Turner networks have or had this one shelved.

Shakespearian Spinach (Popeye - 1940 - Fleischer)

Rodent to Stardom (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - Lovy)

Ding Dog Daddy (1942 - Freleng)

Love Me, Love My Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1966 - Jones, Washam)

"For the Love of Tom & Jerry" (season 6 show 22)

All cartoons today are Tom and Jerry)

Solid Serenade (1946 - Hanna, Barbera)

Buddies Thicker Than Water (1962 - Deitch)

Filet Meow (1966 - Levitow)

Busy Buddies (1956 - Hanna, Barbera)

Texas Tom (1950 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Romancing the Tome" (season 6 show 23)

Rabbit Romeo (Bugs - 1957 - McKimson)

Loves Labor Won (Mighty Mouse - 1948 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

Little 'Tinker (1948 - Avery)

Janie Get Your Gun (Woody - 1965 - Smith)

Tom and Chérie (Tom and Jerry - 1955 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Love Reunited" (season 6 show 24)

The Crackpot King (Mighty Mouse - 1946 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Blind Date (Heckle & Jeckle - 1953 - Donnelly) - also first time on Toon In with Me

Beware of Barnacle Bill (Popeye - 1935 - Fleischer)

Eatin' on the Cuff (1942 - Clampett) - or The Moth Who Came to Dinner

Banty Raids (Foghorn Leghorn - 1962 - McKimson)

"Pal-entine's Day" (season 6 show 25)

Easy Peckin's (1953 - McKimson)

Don't Look Now (1936 - Avery)

Rival Romeos (Heckle & Jeckle - 1950 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Nearlyweds (Popeye - 1957 - Kneitel)

Springtime for Thomas (Tom and Jerry - 1946 - Hanna, Barbera)

False Hare (Bugs - 1964 - McKimson)

Of Rice and Hen (Foghorn Leghorn - 1953 [reissued 1969] - McKimson) - 1969 reissue was identical to the original

The Brave Little Bat (Sniffles - 1941 [reissued 1952] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with no credits.

The Million Hare (Bugs, Daffy - 1963 - McKimson)

The Cats Bah (Pepé Le Pew - 1954 - Jones) - the champagne and cigarette opening has been censored on other networks in the past

Chaser on the Rocks (Road Runner - 1965 - Larriva)

The Windblown Hare (Bugs - 1949 - McKimson)

"It's 65!" (season 5 show 6)

(originally aired Wed. Jan. 15, 2025)

It's Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House (Daffy, Speedy, Sylvester - 1965 - Freleng [co-director Hawley Pratt]) - this "restored" copy erroneously omits the Director credit. First pairing of Speedy and Daffy.

Tom-ic Energy (Tom and Jerry - 1965 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - the IMDb entry for this one describes it as "essentially one long chase scene"

Two Scent's Worth (Pepé Le Pew - 1955 - Jones)

Highway Runnery (Road Runner - 1965 - Larriva)

Rabbitson Crusoe (Bugs - 1956 [reissued 1965] - Freleng) - reissued to theaters in January 1965; however, by then, cartoons were not given a Blue Ribbon reissue

"Black History in Visual Art" (season 6 show 26)

Rabbit Rampage (Bugs - 1955 - Jones) - second of two in a Jones series of cartoons where a main character quarrels with an animator. The first was the more well-known "Duck Amuck" (Daffy, 1953).

The Painter and the Pointer (Andy Panda - 1944 - Culhane)

Op, Pop, Wham and Bop (1966 - Post) - Toon In with Me debut

Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z (Road Runner - 1956 - Jones)

House Tricks? (Popeye - 1946 - Kneitel)

"Personality Crisis" (season 6 show 27)

Dime to Retire (Porky, Daffy - 1955 - McKimson)

Lazy Little Beaver (Mighty Mouse - 1947 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

A Mouse Divided (Sylvester - 1953 - Freleng)

The Hollywood Matador (Woody - 1942 - Lantz) - another first time on Toon In with Me

Rushing Roulette (Road Runner - 1965 - McKimson)

"Throwback Thursday: 1990" (season 6 show 28)

Box-Office Bunny (Bugs - 1991 - Van Citters)

Batty Baseball (1944 - Avery)

The Great Piggy Bank Robbery (Daffy - 1946 - Clampett)

Merry Mannequins (1937 - Iwerks)

Bugs' Bonnets (1956 - Jones) - uncensored

"Jobs of Yesteryear" (season 6 show 29)

Canned Feud (Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1959] - Freleng) - this is the restored, original Looney Tunes issue

Ten Pin Terrors (Heckle & Jeckle - 1953 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Saddle Silly (1941 - Jones) - has shown on MeTV and MeTV Toons, but this is the first time on Toon In with Me. Shown uncensored.

A Clean Shaven Man (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

A Chilly Reception (Chilly Willy - 1958 - Lovy)

Mutiny on the Bunny (Bugs - 1950 - Freleng) - Yosemite Sam is called Shanghai Sam in this one.

Soup or Sonic (Road Runner - 1980 - Jones [co-director Phil Monroe])

Aloha Hooey (1942 - Avery, Clampett [both uncredited]) - cartoon was finished by Bob Clampett after Tex Avery left the studio. This is the 1990s Turner dubbed version, with an incorrect close.

A Wild Hare (Bugs - 1940 [reissued 1944] - Avery) - although there were a few cartoons with a prototype Bugs before this one, this is recognized as the first Bugs cartoon, where he was closest to his final form. This cartoon was reissued in 1944, losing its original opening and its technical credits; the original opening and credits have been restored. You can see a slight video shift where the rings were spliced onto the credits.

Nuts and Volts (Speedy, Sylvester - 1964 - Freleng) - this is the last cartoon Friz Freleng directed, before the Warner cartoon work was farmed out to DePatie-Freleng Enterprises for a few years.

Acrobatty Bunny (Bugs - 1946 - McKimson) - this is Robert McKimson's first Bugs cartoon, and it's full of nonstop action and funny gags. An absolute classic.

"Digital Detox" (season 6 show 30)

The Music Mice-Tro (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - Larriva) - one of three Speedy/Daffy cartoons farmed out to Format Films, while Warners reestablished its own animation department.

Sniffles Takes a Trip (1940 [reissued 1953] - Jones) - original 1940 cartoon was stripped of its original opening and its technical credits for reissue; this is the 1953 reissue copy

Big House Blues (1947 - Swift)

Stop That Noise (Betty Boop - 1935 - Fleischer)

Beep, Beep (Road Runner - 1952 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the altered 1961 reissue

"Trekkin' Series Finale: Land of Lincoln" (season 6 show 31)

Rabbit Transit (Bugs - 1947 - Freleng) - last of three directors' takes on Bugs racing a turtle.

Keep in Style (Betty Boop - 1934 - Fleischer) - Toon In with Me debut

The Green Line (Mighty Mouse - 1944 - Donnelly) - another TIWM debut

Catty-Cornered (Tom and Jerry - 1966 - Levitow)

Stupor Duck (Daffy - 1956 - McKimson)

"On This Day...February 25th" (season 6 show 32)

Pirate's Gold (Heckle & Jeckle - 1955 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Fleets of Stren'th (Popeye - 1942 - Fleischer)

Fish and Slips (Sylvester - 1962 - McKimson)

Snowtime for Comedy (1941 [reissued 1952] - Jones) - this is the 1952 Blue Ribbon reissue, with altered opening and technical credits removed

Banquet Busters (Woody - 1948 - Lundy)

"Black History - Sitcoms, Spin-Offs & Stars" (season 6 show 33)

Doggone Cats (1947 [reissued 1955] - Davis) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening and technical credits cut off, and Blue Ribbon retitled Dog Gone Cats. Original issue print was Cinecolor, reissue print was developed in Technicolor. Edited on MeTV around :54 to eliminate the final clash of the trash clan lids on the cats, and Wellington briefly donning the lid as a hat and morphing into a Chinese stereotype. An original issue opening is on Youtube, but it's in very rough shape.

Field and Stream (1955 - Avery)

Knock Knock (Andy Panda - Lantz or Lovy [uncredited]) - first cartoon with a one-shot (at the time) woodpecker, later named Woody and redesigned by 1944.

Terrier-Stricken (1952 - Jones)

The Dog House (Tom and Jerry - 1952 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Combine Time" (season 6 show 34)

Bunny Hugged (Bugs - 1951 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the 1961 reissue copy, with altered opening

Shoein' Hosses (Popeye - 1934 - Fleischer)

Football Bugs (1936 - Davis)

The Mouse of Tomorrow (Mighty Mouse - 1942 - Dnnnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Fastest with the Mostest (Road Runner - 1960 - Jones)

Bugsy and Mugsy (Bugs - 1957 - Freleng)

Porky Chops (Porky - 1949 - Davis)

Skyscraper Caper (Speedy, Daffy - 1968 - Lovy) - change up for these later cartoons--Speedy and Daffy are friends in this one

Pre-Hysterical Hare (Bugs - 1958 - McKimson)

Don't Give Up the Sheep (1953 - Jones)

Tweety's S.O.S. (Tweety, Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1960] - Freleng) - this is the altered-opening 1960 reissue

People are Bunny (Bugs, Daffy - 1959 - McKimson) - this is the full uncensored cartoon; there are varying items such as comments about shooting blanks on TV and Daffy getting scapled that hve been edited out on other networks.

"Porky's Debut" (season 6 show 35)

(Porky's in all the cartoons today)

I Haven't Got a Hat (1935 - Freleng) - released on March 2, 1935, this is the first Porky cartoon. And this first version of Porky is a BIG pig! Early two-strip (red-green) Technicolor. Subsequent Porky cartoons -- and there were a lot -- would be black and white Looney Tunes for the next seven years or so.

The Sour Puss (1940 - Clampett) - a Toon In with Me debut, this has a small censor where the bird pulls out a gun.

Deduce, You Say (Porky, Daffy - 1956 - Jones)

Dough for the Do-Do (1949 [reissued 1957] - Freleng) - this was a color remake of the 1938 cartoon, Porky in Wackyland. This is the altered-opening 1957 reissue copy; shown uncensored.

Claws for Alarm (Porky, Sylvester - 1954 - Jones)

"Women's History - Sports" (season 6 show 36)

The Wabbit who Came to Supper (Bugs - 1942 - Freleng)

Gone Batty (1954 [reissued 1963] - MKimson) - this is the 1963 reissue copy with altered opening

Down With Cats (Mighty Mouse - 1943 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Riding the Rails (Betty Boop - 1938 - Fleischer) - another first-timer on TIWM

Red Riding Hoodwinked (Tweety, Sylvester - !955 - Freleng)

"Sideshow Toony" (season 6 show 37)

To Itch His Own (1958 - Jones) - a brilliant cartoon carried only by the music score (Carl Stalling's last before retiring) and sound effects, much like (but not quite as good as) "Much Ado About Nutting."

Betty Boop's Crazy Inventions (1933 - Fleischer)

Bear Feet (1949 [reissued 1957] - Jones) - this is the 1957 reissue, which was originally a Looney Tunes cartoon. At least they kept the original Looney Tunes closing.

Pop 'im Pop! (Sylvester - 1950 [reissued 1957] - McKimson) - this is the fully restored 1950 Looney Tunes cartoon

Show Biz Bugs (1957 - Freleng)

"Throwback Thursday: 1992" (season 5 show 19)

(originally aired Thu. Feb. 6, 2025)

Rhapsody Rabbit (Bugs - 1946 - Freleng) - obvious editing: the WB censored Bugs shooting the coughing audience member, near the beginning.

Mouse into Space (Tom and Jerry - 1962 - Deitch)

The Mouse on 57th Street (1961 - Jones)

The Genie with the Light Touch (Woody - 1972 - Smith)

Bugs and Thugs (1954 - Freleng)

"Springing Forward!" (season 6 show 38)

Good Night Elmer (1940 - Jones)

Calling All Cuckoos (Woody - 1956 - Smith)

Porky's Spring Planting (1938 - Tashlin)

Cinderella Meets Fella (1938 - Avery)

Swing Ding Amigo (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

Hare We Go (Bugs - 1951 - McKimson)

A Hick a Slick and A Chick (1948 - Davis) - originally developed in Cinecolor

Porky Pig's Feet (Porky, Daffy - 1943 - Tashlin)

Falling Hare (Bugs - 1943 - Clampett)

A Broken Leghorn (Foghorn Leghorn - 1959 - McKimson)

Buckaroo Bugs (1944 - Clampett)

"Outhousing" (season 5 show 18)

(originally aired Wed. Feb. 5, 2025)

Tortoise Wins By a Hare (Bugs - 1943 - Clampett) - this airing is the edited copy. Newspaper headline censored to remove the word "Jap." Violence at end is unedited.

Onion Pacific (Popeye - 1940 - Fleischer)

The Cat that Hated People (1948 - Avery)

Betty Boop's Ker-Choo (1933 - Fleischer)

A Squeak in the Deep (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

"Greener Posture" (season 6 show 39)

Caballero Droopy (1952 - Lundy)

Feline Frame-Up (1954 - Jones)

Gooney's Goofy Landings (Chilly Willy - 1970 - Smith) - Toon In with Me debut

The Squawkin' Hawk (1942 [reissued 1948] - Jones) - this is the 1948 reissue, with altered opening and no technical credits

The Wacky Wabbit (Bugs - 1942 - Clampett)

"Women's History - Media" (season 6 show 40)

Little Televillain (Chilly Willy - 1958 - Lovy)

Nutty News (1942 - Clampett) - uniquely narrated by "Elmer Fudd"

The Big Birdcast (1938 - Harrison)

The Scared Crows (Betty Boop - 1939 - Fleischer)

A Hare Grows in Manhattan (Bugs - 1947 - Freleng)

"Barnstorming Bill" (season 6 show 41)

The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (Foghorn Leghorn - 1950 [reissued 1957] - McKimson) - this is the 1957 reissue copy, with altered-to Blue Ribbon opening, and retained original Looney Tunes close.

Case of the Cold Storage Yegg (1963 - Smith) - Toon In with Me debut

Mighty Mouse and the Pirates (1945 - Davis) - also first-time on Toon In with Me

Sheep Wrecked (Droopy - 1958 - Lah)

Rabbit Hood (Bugs - 1949 [reissued 1962] - Jones) - this is the 1962 reissue copy, with altered open and close

"Pie Day" (season 6 show 42)

Case of the Missing Hare (Bugs - 1942 - Jones)

Crockett-Doodle-Do (Foghorn Leghorn - 1960 - McKimson)

A Pizza Tweety-Pie (Tweety, Sylvester - 1958 - Freleng)

Gabby's Diner (Woody - 1961 - Hannah)

Quiet Please! (Tom and Jerry - 1945 - Hanna, Barbera)

Spaced Out Bunny (Bugs - 1980 - Jones [co-director Phil Monroe]) - edited from the TV Special, Bugs Bunny's Bustin' Out All Over

Zip 'n Snort (Road Runner - 1961 - Jones)

Cracked Ice (1938 - Tashlin)

Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid (1942 - Clampett)

Fiesta Fiasco (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - Lovy)

Fowl Weather (Tweety, Sylvester - 1953 [reissued 1962] - Freleng) - this is the 1962 reissue copy, with altered opening and closing

8 Ball Bunny (Bugs - 1950 [reissued 1962] - Jones) - this is the 1962 reissue, which changed the original Looney Tunes open and close to a Merrie Melodies Blue Ribbon open and close, with original audio and altered video. Original issue copies are still in circulation, in Europe.

"Toony's Talent Showcase" (season 6 show 43)

People Are Bunny (Bugs, Daffy - 1959 - McKimson) - shooting blanks on TV (with Daffy sporting an oversized bullet) and Daffy getting scalped off camera have been censored on other networks in the past. The TV host is a caricature of one from the past, Art Linkletter, of People Are Funny.

Guest Who? (The Beary Family - 1965 - Smith)

Symphony in Spinach (Popeye - 1948 - Kneitel)

The Hep Cat (1942 [reissued 1949] - Clampett) - this is the 1949 reissue copy, with altered opening and no credits. Originally the first color Looney Tunes cartoon.

Messed Up Movie Makers (Heckle & Jeckle - 1966 - Bakes) - Toon In with Me debut

ISTR “People Are Bunny” during either the time on WB Network or the syndicated Merrie Melodies show in 1990 where they quickly iris-out after Bugs remarks “they always shoot blanks on TV”—-rendering the ending humorless!

It must have been on WB, because from 1990-92 edits are done stupidly where still-frames cover the violence; whose bright idea was that?!

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"St. Paddy's Day Hooray!" (season 6 show 44)

His Better Elf (Woody - 1958 - Smith)

The Wearing of the Grin (Porky - 1961 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the 1961 reissue copy, with altered opening. Some overseas copies have the original Looney Tunes opening with orange rings and Porky's head shot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-N8kNX96Ss

Droopy Leprechaun (1958 - Lah)

Shamrock and Roll (1969 - McKimson)

My Bunny Lies Over the Sea (Bugs - 1948 [reissued 1959] - Jones) - this is the 1959 reissue copy, with altered opening. Cartoon had minor censoring on CBS years ago.

"Pillow Talk" (season 6 show 45)

Doggone Tired (1949 - Avery)

Rock 'n' Rodent (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

Steeple Jacks (Heckle & Jeckle - 1951 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Smoked Hams (Woody - 1947 - Lundy)

The Big Snooze (Bugs - 1946 - Clampett, Davis [both uncredited])

"Women's History - Going Undercover" (season 6 show 46)

Sugar and Spies (Road Runner - 1966 - McKimosn) - one of two McKimson Road Runner cartoons. Two things make this better than most late 1960s Road Runners: it's not a "Larriva 11," and it has a music score.

Phoney Express (1962 - Smith)

The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R. (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

False Hare (Bugs - 1964 - McKimson) - as it says in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies book, "A moment of silence for the last Bugs Bunny theatrical cartoon." (note: at the time this book came out)

Under the Counter Spy (Woody - 1954 - Patterson)

"Boxing Bill" (season 6 show 47)

Rabbit Punch (Bugs - 1948 - Jones)

Let's You and Him Fight (Popeye - 1934 - Fleischer)

Fistic Mystic (1969 - McKimson)

Punchy Pooch (1962 - Hannah)

Mother was a Rooster (Foghorn Leghorn - 1962 - McKimson)

COMpressed Hare (Bugs - 1961 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

I Taw a Putty Tat (Tweety - 1948 [reissued 1956] - Freleng) - the cat is not yet named Sylvester, but here is his caricature, which was called Thomas in the previous cartoon, Tweetie Pie. Reissue alters opening and removes credits.

Patient Porky (1940 - Clampett)

Barbary-Coast Bunny (Bugs - 1956 - Jones) - Bugs takes on Nasty Canasta, a tamed down version compared to his earlier version with Porky and Daffy.

Wild Over You (Pepé Le Pew - 1953 - Jones) - a slight alteration in the formula for this series; this time, Pepé takes on an escaped-from-the-zoo wildcat (which uses a painted-on stripe to elude capture). After several amorous efforts ending in nasty encounters, he mutters, "I hope I hold out."

Daffy Duck & Egghead (1938 [reissued 1946] - Avery) - this is the original, 1938 restored version

A Witch's Tangled Hare (Bugs - 1959 - Levitow)

"Women's History - Explorers" (season 6 show 48)

Punch Trunk (1953 - Jones)

Practical Yolk (Woody - 1966 - Smith)

The New Deal Show (Betty Boop - 1937 - Fleischer) - Toon In with Me debut

The Trip (1967 - Corman) - another first-timer on Toon In with Me

The Abominable Snow Rabbit (Bugs, Daffy - 1961 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

"The Truck Stops Here" (season 6 show 49)

Going! Going! Gosh! (Road Runner - 1952 - Jones)

Spare the Rod (Mighty Mouse - 1953 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

I Gopher You (1954 - Freleng)

Tally-Hokum (1965 - Post) - first time on Toon In with Me

Homeless Hare (Bugs - 1950 [reissued 1962] - Jones) - this is the 1962 reissue, with altered open and close

"Trekkin' the Land of the Rising Sun" (season 6 show 50)

Trip for Tat (Tweety, Sylvester - 1960 - Freleng)

Pettin' in the Park (1934 - Brown)

Scrappy Birthday (Andy Panda - 1949 - Lundy)

A Language All My Own (Betty Boop - 1935 - Fleischer)

Piker's Peak (Bugs - 1957 - Freleng)

"A Taste of Vaudeville" (season 5 show 12)

(originally aired Tue. Jan. 28, 2025)

Stage Door Cartoon (Bugs - 1944 - Freleng) - this cartoon set the stage for several future show-business related outings, all courtesy of Michael Maltese with this story. Future cartoons such as "Hare Do", "Rabbit of Seville", "Show Biz Bugs", just to name a few. This one even has a prototype for Yosemite Sam, in the Southern sheriff.

Puttin on the Act (Popeye - 1940 - Fleischer)

Tragic Magic (Woody - 1962 - Smith)

Betty Boop and the Little King (1936 - Fleischer)

Little Runaway (Tom and Jerry - 1952 - Hanna, Barbera)

"It's 86!" (season 6 show 51)

Baby Butch (Tom and Jerry - 1954 - Hanna,Barbera)

Wild About Hurry (Road Runner - 1959 - Jones) - the late 50s had several "yellow sky" background Road Runners, signifying the heat of the desert southwest. "Hopalong Casualty" in 1960 would bring a blue-sky return.

Kickin' the Conga Round (Popeye - 1942 - Fleischer) - Toon In with Me debut

Pill Peddlers (Heckle & Jeckle - 1952 - Rasinski) - another first-timer on Toon In with Me

Sahara Hare (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng)

Rabbit Fire (Bugs - 1951 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the 1961 reissue copy, with altered open and close

Hawaiian Aye Aye (Tweety, Sylvester - 1964 - Chiniquy)

My Generation G...G...Gap (Porky - 2004 - Povenmire)

Robot Rabbit (Bugs - 1953 - Freleng)

Shot and Bothered (Road Runner - 1966 - Larriva)

One Froggy Evening (1955 - Jones) - two Chuck Jones masterpieces close things out

Long-Haired Hare (Bugs - 1949 - Jones)

Add another cartoon and cut down on the wraparounds.

"Ask Wally" (season 6 show 52)

Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid (1942 - Clampett)

Porky and Gabby (1937 - Iwerks)

Booby Hatched (1944 [reissued 1950] - Tashlin) - this is the 1950 reissue, with altered opening and technical credits edited out

Zoom and Bored (Road Runner - 1957 - Jones)

Polar Pests (Chilly Willy - 1958 - Lovy)

"Making a Spring Break for It" (season 6 show 53)

Room and Bird (Tweety, Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1960] - Freleng) - this is the 1960 reissue copy, with altered open and close

Tumble Weed Greed (Woody - 1969 - Smith)

Aviation Vacation (1941 - Avery) - censored; airbrushes scene where the sister ship is returning from the Orient, and omits a scene in deepest, darkest Africa.

Vacation with Play (Popeye - 1951 - Kneitel))

Salt Water Tabby (Tom and Jerry - 1947 - Hanna, Barbera)

"A Day for Fools" (season 6 show 54)

Hare Tonic (Bugs - 1945 - Jones)

Wotta Nitemare (Popeye - 1939 - Fleischer)

Happy-Go-Nutty (Screwy Squirrel - 1944 - Avery)

Deep Sea Doodle (Heckle & Jeckle - 1960 - Tendlar) - Toon In with Me debut

Bad Day at Car Rock (Tom and Jerry - 1965 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

"Past Perfect 10s" (season 6 show 55)

Feed the Kitty (1952 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the 1961 reissue copy, with altered open and close. Introduces the Marc Antony and Pussyfoot characters, part of a short Jones/Maltese series. Marc Antony's owner voiced by Bea Benaderet. Notes on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_the_Kitty#Reception

Hold the Wire (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

The Cat Concerto (Tom and Jerry - 1947 - Hanna,Barbera) - won a 1946 Oscar, as noted on the 1947 release print

Crazy Mixed Up Pup (1955 - Avery) - Oscar-nominated.

The Scarlet Pumpernickel (Daffy - 1950 [reissued 1958] - Jones) - this is the 1958 reissue print, with altered opening.

"Easter Eggstravaganza" (season 6 show 56)

Easter Yeggs (Bugs - 1947 - McKimson)

The Chocolate Chase (Speedy, Daffy - 1980 - Benedict, Chiniquy, Davis, Detiege) - was part of the NBC special, Daffy Duck's Easter Special

The Egg Cracker Suite (1943 - Hardaway, Hawkins)

Happy Go Ducky (Tom and Jerry - 1958 - Hanna, Barbera)

A Bird in a Bonnet (Tweety, Sylvester - 1958 - Freleng)

From Hare to Eternity (Bugs - 1997 - Jones) - a cartoon produced by Chuck Jones in honor of Friz Freleng [using the Freleng-created character, Yosemite Sam] , who had died in 1995.

Quick Clips - scene from All Abir-r-r-d (1950)

Mouse Mazurka (Sylvester - 1949 [reissued 1956] - Freleng) - this is the 1956 reissue copy, with altered opening

Picador Porky (1937 - Avery)

Devil's Feud Cake (Bugs - 1963 - Freleng) - Freleng goes back to an old story idea, and comes up with "Satan's Waitin'" from 1954. Not only does he reuse the idea, but also footage from old cartoons: "Hare Lift," "Roman Legion Hare," and "Sahara Hare."

The Penguin Parade (1938 - Avery)

The Fair Haired Hare (Bugs - 1951 - Freleng)

"A Touch of Classical" (season 6 show 57)

Rabbit of Seville (Bugs - 1950 - Jones)

Carmen Get It! (Tom and Jerry - 1962 - Deitch)

A Soapy Opera (Mighty Mouse - 1953 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

A Ham in a Role (1949 [reissued 1960] - McKimson) - this is the original 1949 issue Looney Tunes cartoon, restored.

Long-Haired Hare (Bugs - 1949 - Jones) - Bugs runs the gamut of his disguises here - from the usual drag, bobby soxer, to conductor Leopold Stokowski.

"Mystifying Magic" (season 6 show 58)

Hot Cross Bunny (Bugs - 1948 [reissued 1959] - McKimson) - this is the fully restored, original 1948 cartoon

A Balmy Swami (Popeye - 1949 - Sparber)

Merlin the Magic Mouse (1967 - Lovy)

Mighty Mouse and the Magician (1948 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Good Noose (Daffy - 1962 - McKimson)

"What's Opera, Tooners?" (season 6 show 59)

What's Opera, Doc? (Bugs - 1957 - Jones) - interesting commentary on the influence of this cartoon on future opera stars -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What%27s_Opera,_Doc%3F#Operatic_legacy

The Cat Above and the Mouse Below (Tom and Jerry - 1964 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Sunny Italy (Mighty Mouse - 1950 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Off to the Opera (Heckle & Jeckle - 1952 - Rasinski) - another first-timer on the show

Back Alley Oproar (Sylvester - 1948 [reissued 1955] - Freleng) - the is the 1948 original issue, with restored credits and original opening

"Return to the Cackle Barrel" (season 6 show 60)

Hollywood Daffy (1946 - Pratt [uncredited]) - cartoon assigned to Friz Freleng, who refused to work on it--resulting in his suspension. Story by Michael Maltese.

The Hep Cat (Mighty Mouse - 1946 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

A Gooney is Born (Chilly Willy - 1970 - Smith) - another first showing on Toon In with Me

Red Hot Riding Hood (1943 - Avery)

Pet Peeve (Tom and Jerry - 1954 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Put On Your Dancing Toons" (season 6 show 61)

Down Beat Bear (Tom and Jerry - 1956 - Hanna, Barbera)

Morning, Noon and Night Club (Popeye - 1937 - Fleischer)

The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951 - Lantz [uncredited])

Betty Boop and Grampy (1935 - Fleischer)

Bugs Bunny Rides Again (1948 - Freleng)

Lovelorn Leghorn (Foghorn Leghorn - 1951 [reissued 1960] - McKimson) - this is the 1960 reissue, with altered open and close

A Gruesome Twosome (Tweety - 1945 - Clampett) - last of three Tweety cartoons directed by Bob Clampett.

What Makes Daffy Duck (1948 - Davis)

Hare Ribbin' (Bugs - 1944 - Clampett)

Stop! Look! and Hasten! (Road Runner - 1954 - Jones)

Quick Clips - scene from "Box Office Bunny" (1991)

Wabbit Twouble (Bugs - 1941 - Clampett)

"Cats and Mice" (season 6 show 62)

Mouse Trouble (Tom and Jerry - 1944 - Hanna, Barbera) - Academy Award winner

The Hypo-Chondri-Cat (1950 [reissued 1957] - Jones) - this is the fully restored, original 1950 cartoon

Gramps to the Rescue (1963 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

A Fight to the Finish (Mighty Mouse - 1947 - Rasinski) - also a first-timer on Toon In with Me

Road to Andalay (Speedy, Sylvester - 1964 - Freleng [co-director Hawley Pratt])

"Face Your Fears" (season 6 show 63)

The Missing Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1953 - Hanna, Barbera)

A Fish Story (The Beary Family - 1972 - Smith)

The Sky is Falling (Mighty Mouse - 1947 - Davis)

House the Jack Built (1939 - Marcus)

High Diving Hare (Bugs - 1949 [reissued 1959] - Freleng) - this is the 1959 reissue copy, with altered opening

"Trekkin' Dutch Country" (season 6 show 64)

Happy Holland (Mighty Mouse - 1952 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Porky's Badtime Story (1937 - Clampett)

Little Dutch Plate (1935 [reissued 1953] - Freleng) - one of the earliest cartoons to be reissued in the Blue Ribbon program. Stripped of original opening and technical credits upon reissue. Early 2 strip Technicolor.

The Brave Little Bat (Sniffles - 1941 [reissued 1952] - Jones) - 1952 reissue altered opening and removed credits

Boobs in the Woods (Daffy - 1950 [reissued 1959] - McKimson) - reissue altered opening but cartoon has original Looney Tunes close

"The Future of 1956" (season 6 show 65)

The High and the Flighty (Daffy, Foghorn Leghorn - 1956 [reissued 1964] - McKimson) - this is the 1964 reissue, with altered opening/close. Only cartoon which pairs Daffy and Foggy.

The Honey-Mousers (1956 - McKimson) - first of a series of three of these cartoons, which are a take-off on The Honeymooners sitcom.

After the Ball (Woody - 1956 - Smith) - Toon In with Me debut

Mixed Master (1956 - McKimson)

Tweet and Sour (Tweety, Sylvester - 1956 - Freleng)

"Happy Birthday, Daffy!" (season 6 show 66)

Porky's Duck Hunt (Porky, Daffy - 1937 - Avery) - Daffy's first cartoon, which was released on April 17, 1937

The Wise Quacking Duck (Daffy - 1943 - Clampett)

Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century (Daffy, Porky - 1953 - Jones) - with Marvin the Martian

Ducking the Devil (Daffy - 1957 - McKimson) - with the Tasmanian Devil

Rabbit Fire (Bugs, Daffy - 1951 [reissued 1961] - Jones) - this is the 1961 reissue copy, with altered opening and closing

The Old Grey Hare (Bugs - 1944 - Clampett)

Who Scent You? (Pepé Le Pew - 1960 - Jones)

Naighty But Mice (Sniffles - 1939 - Jones) - for whatever reason, this was the only Sniffles cartoon that was not altered and reissued; therefore it survives with its original title and credits. Two or three others have been restored to original form. This is probably the best Sniffles film, with the animated razor that saves the inebriated mouse from a cat.

Foxy By Proxy (Bugs - 1952 - Freleng) - this cartoon's opening scene is lifted directly from Of Fox and Hounds. Much of the story is also the same (using Bugs instead of a fox) as Dave Monahan's 1940 cartoon, as adapted by Warren Foster.

Tweety's Circus (Tweety, Sylvester - 1955 - Freleng)

Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers (Bugs, Daffy - 1992 - Ford, Lennon) - a very long cartoon, clocking in at over 11 minutes.

"Soap Box Heroes" (season 5 show 36)

(originally aired Wed. Mar. 5, 2025)

Catch as Cats Can (1947 - Davis) - the animated character is Sylvester's future form, but the voice is still being worked on. A cartoon with some Tom and Jerry-style gags, including a long, grueling scene with a vacuum cleaner.

Go Away Stowaway (Speedy, Daffy - 1967 - Lovy)

Double-Cross-Country Race (Popeye - 1951 - Kneitel)

There Auto Be a Law (1953 - McKimson)

Slicked-Up Pup (Tom and Jerry - 1951 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Perfect Memory" (season 6 show 67)

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Bunny (Bugs - 1980 - Jones)

Betty Boop and Little Jimmy (1936 - Fleischer) - colorized copy

Lunch with a Punch (Popeye - 1952 - Sparber)

Charlie the Rainmaker (The Beary Family - 1971 - Smith)

Matinee Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1966 - Ray, Hanna, Barbera)

"Celebrating Mother Earth" (season 6 show 68)

No Parking Hare (Bugs - 1954 - McKimson) - McKimson and story man Sid Marcus go back to Chuck Jones'/Michael Maltese's story from four years before, "Homeless Hare." In the 1950 cartoon, building construction was threatening Bugs' home; this time, it's highway construction.

Andy Panda's Victory Garden (1942 - Lovy)

Growing Pains (1953 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

The Tree Medic (Woody - 1955 - Lovy)

Gopher Spinach (Popeye - 1954 - Kneitel)

"Throwback Thursday: 1940" (season 6 show 69)

All Hams on Deck (Woody - 1970 - Smith)

Elmer's Candid Camera (1940 - Jones)

Hello, How Am I (Popeye - 1939 - Fleischer)

Sally Swing (Betty Boop - 1938 - Fleischer)

A Corny Concerto (1943 - Clampett)

"Trekkin" Old Blighty" (season 6 show 70)

Knighty Knight Bugs (1958 - Freleng) - a pretty routine Bugs cartoon won an Oscar. I've read this was more to honor Friz Freleng himself than the cartoon. The part where Bugs swats Sam with a mallet as he hangs onto a rope, has been censored by other networks in the past.

Now Hear This (1963 - Jones [co-direction Maurice Noble]) - one of a few cartoons (along with two others) that have a unique "Big Ben" close. Last-released Chuck Jones cartoon that was produced by Warners. Oscar-nominated.

Robin Hoody Woody (1963 - Smith)

I Was A Teenage Thumb (1963 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - has had some language censorship ("Morty, you blankety-blank") in the past; uncensored on the MeTV networks.

Captain Hareblower (Bugs - 1954 - Freleng)

A Hare Grows in Manhattan (Bugs - 1947 - Freleng)

Boulevardier from the Bronx (1936 - Freleng)

Fast and Furry-ous (Road Runner - 1949 [reissued 1957, 1969] - Jones) - first reissue altered original Looney Tunes opening to Merrie Melodies Blue Ribbon, and left the original Looney Tunes close. Second reissue was a straight reissue of the first reissue. The original cartoon is in circulation overseas. Note that this is the original Road Runner cartoon; the characters were slightly refined over the years but remained essentially the same.

Super Rabbit (Bugs - 1943 - Jones) - ending makes it obvious this is a wartime cartoon

Porky's Poultry Plant (1936 - Tashlin) - on-screen director credit is Frank Tash. First director assignment for Tashlin; also first musical score for Carl Stalling. Early Porky; he's significantly larger than in the future.

Tortoise Beats Hare (Bugs - 1941 - Avery) - first of three 1940s cartoons from different directors, featuring races with Bugs vs. Cecil Turtle.

"Semiquintennial of the Bicentennial" (season 6 show 71)

My Favorite Duck (Porky, Daffy - 1942 [reissued 1950] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and with altered opening

*Mint Men (Heckle & Jeckle - 1960 - Tendlar)

Popeye for President (1956 - Kneitel)

*My Daddy the Astronaut (1967 - Culhane)

Bunker Hill Bunny (Bugs - 1950 - Freleng)

*Toon In with Me debut

"Spider Dan" (season 6 show 72)

Muzzle Tough (Tweety, Sylvester - 1954 - Freleng) - Sylvester survives electrocution when he pretends to be a lamp (which has been censored on other networks in the past), and a fall from three stories up while carrying a piano ("Dat wast step was a wu-wu")

Skyscraper Caper (Speedy, Daffy - 1968 - Lovy)

Tots of Fun (Popeye - 1952 - Kneitel)

The Fuz (1967 - Bakshi)

Hic-cup Pup (Tom and Jerry - 1954 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Trekkin' Espana" (season 6 show 73)

Bully for Bugs (1953 - Jones) - Bugs takes his usual wrong turn at Albakoike, and ends up fighting a bull. The bull gets in a few licks, but we know who wins in the end (which has been censored on other networks in the past). Urban legend has it that Jones and Maltese were determined to do a bullfighting cartoon after the producer nixed it.

Throwing the Bull (Mighty Mouse - 1946 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut. J. Conrad "Connie" Rasinski (1907 - 1965) was an animation director at Terrytoons. https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/moonlighting-animators-in-comics-connie-rasinski/

Flies Ain't Human (Popeye - 1941 - Fleischer)

Mucho Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1957 - Hanna, Barbera)

Nutty Pine Cabin (Andy Panda - 1942 - Lovy)

"It's National Bugs Bunny Day!" (season 6 show 74)

Porky's Hare Hunt (1938 - Hardaway) - released on April 30, 1938, this is supposedly the reason today is National Bugs Bunny Day. Director Ben Hardaway wanted to put "a rabbit suit on that duck" [Daffy], introduced the previous year.

The Hare-Brained Hypnotist (Bugs - 1942 - Freleng)

Gorilla My Dreams (Bugs - 1948 - McKimson)

Ali Baba Bunny (Bugs - 1957 - Jones)

Wild and Woolly Hare (Bugs - 1959 - Freleng)

"Punk Rock Bill" (season 6 show 75)

Bye, Bye Bluebeard (Porky - 1949 [reissued 1962] - Davis) - this is the 1962 reissue, with altered opening and closing

Sick Transit (1966 - Post) - Toon In with Me debut

Cool Cat (1967 - Lovy)

Flea for Two (1955 - Patterson) - this Lantz cartoon has a Michael Maltese storyboard, possibly due to the 1953 temporary closedown of the Warner cartoon studio. May be a Toon In with Me debut.

Hare Do (Bugs - 1949 - Freleng)

Oily Hare (Bugs - 1952 - McKimson) - infrequently shown on MeTV, this is one of McKimson's best mid-century cartoons.

Plane Dippy (Porky - 1936 - Avery)

Hold the Lion, Please (Bugs - 1942 - Jones)

Thugs With Dirty Mugs (1939 [reissued 1944] - Avery) - this is the reissue, with altered opening and credits removed

Raw! Raw! Rooster! (Foghorn Leghorn - 1956 [reissued 1964] - McKimson) - this is the reissue, with altered opening

Quick Clips - scene from "A Corny Concerto" (1943)

Hare Trigger (Bugs - 1945 - Freleng)

"Tooners' Choice" (season 6 show 76)

Duck Amuck (Daffy - 1953 - Jones) - in Jerry Beck's 1994 book on the 50 greatest cartoons of all time, this one came in at no. 2.

The Arctic Giant (Superman - 1942 - Fleischer)

Norman Normal (1968 - Lovy)

The Spinach Overture (Popeye - 1935 - Fleischer)

Señor Droopy (1949 - Avery)

"Rival of the Ages VI" (season 6 show 77)

The Flying Cat (Tom and Jerry - 1952 - Hanna, Barbera)

Guided Muscle (Road Runner - 1955 - Jones) - Jerry Beck called this the best Road Runner cartoon, and it wasn't in the CBS package for the Bugs Bunny Road Runner Show; it was a local syndication cartoon at that time (in the 1970s). It was possibly not in the CBS package because Wile E. pulls the "That's All Folks!" card into the scene to end the cartoon, and CBS did not use the original opens and closes.

Hawaiian Aye Aye (Tweety, Sylvester - 1964 - Chiniquy) - final Tweety cartoon in the golden age of animation. "Sharkey" resides in an underwater dog house.

Lumberjack and Jill (Popeye - 1949 - Kneitel)

The Abominable Snow Rabbit (Bugs, Daffy - 1961 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

"Dome, Sweet Dome" (season 6 show 78)

Acrobatty Bunny (Bugs - 1946 - McKimson) - McKimson's first Bugs cartoon is one of his best

Woody the Freeloader (1968 - Smith) - Toon In with Me debut

The House Builder-Upper (Popeye - 1938 - Fleischer)

Sleepy-Time Squirrel (Barney Bear - 1954 - Lundy)

Home, Tweet Home (Tweety, Sylvester - 1950 [reissued 1958] - Freleng) - this is the original 1950 cartoon, fully restored for Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol. 2

"Trends to the Extreme" (season 6 show 79)

A Fine Feathered Frenzy (Woody - 1954 - Patterson)

Ain't She Tweet (Tweety, Sylvester - 1952 [reissued 1962] - Freleng) - this is the 1962 reissue, with altered opening and closing

Zip 'n Snort (Road Runner - 1961 - Jones)

Bugged By a Bee (Cool Cat - 1969 - McKimson)

Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk (Bugs - 1943 - Freleng)

"Cheers to Mom!" (season 6 show 80)

That's My Mommy (Tom and Jerry - 1955 - Hanna, Barbera)

Charlie's Mother-in-Law (The Beary Family - 1963 - Smith)

The Cat Came Back (1936 [reissued 1944, 1954] - Freleng) - this is the 1954 reissue copy, with credits cut out and altered opening

A Broken Leghorn (Foghorn Leghorn - 1959 - McKimson)

Baby Bottleneck (Porky, Daffy - 1946 [reissued 1952] - Clampett) - this is the fully restored 1946 original Looney Tunes cartoon

Hare-um Scare-um (1938 - Hardaway, Dalton)

Each Dawn I Crow (1949 [reissued 1957] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy with altered opening. Two scenes with gun and grenade violence were edited by CBS Saturday mornings, years ago.

His Hare Raising Tale (Bugs 1951 [reissued 1960] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy with altered opening and closing. Has scenes from various older Bugs cartoons.

Dangerous Dan McFoo (1939 [reissued 1948] - Avery) - this the reissue copy, which altered the opening and removed the credits

Birdy and the Beast (Tweety - 1944 - Clampett)

Blooper Bunny (Bugs - 1997 - Ford, Lennon) - was intended for theatrical release in the early 90s, which never happened. The cartoon premiered on Cartoon Network in 1997.

"Catch the Connection III" (season 6 show 81)

Buccaneer Bunny (Bugs - 1948 - Freleng) - with "Seagoin' Sam"

Bad Luck Blackie (1949 - Avery)

The Village Smithy (Porky - 1936 - Avery) - Toon In with Me debut

The Duck Doctor (Tom and Jerry - 1952 - Hanna, Barbera)

Scrambled Aches (Road Runner - 1957 - Jones)

"All You Can Eat" (season 6 show 82)

Don't Axe Me (Daffy - 1958 - McKimson) - only appearance of Mrs. Fudd, voiced complete with speech impediment that matches her husband's, by June Foray

The Pest That Came to Dinner (Porky - 1948 [reissued 1957] - Davis) - this is the fully restored 1948 Looney Tunes cartoon

The Little Orphan (Tom and Jerry - 1948 - Hanna, Barbera) - 1948 Oscar-winning best animated short

Happy Go Lucky (Heckle & Jeckle - 1947 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Bill of Hare (Bugs - 1962 - McKimson)

"Safari Bill" (season 5 show 34)

(originally aired Mon. Mar. 3, 2025)

Sorry Safari (Tom and Jerry - 1962 - Deitch)

The Lyin' Mouse (1937 [reissued 1945] - Freleng) - this is the 1945 reissue, with credits cut out and altered opening

Safari So Good (Popeye - 1947 - Sparber)

Road Runner a Go-Go (1965 - Jones [co-directors Noble, Ray]) - directorial credits shown on main feature, "Adventures of the Road Runner" (1962); this short was edited from that 25 minute feature

Aqua Duck (Daffy - 1963 - McKimson)

"New Antiques" (season 6 show 83)

Jerry and the Lion (Tom and Jerry - 1950 - Hanna, Barbera)

Tweet Tweet Tweety (Tweety, Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1960] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening and closing

Bargain Daze (Heckle & Jeckle - 1953 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

One Cab's Family (1952 - Avery)

Hare We Go (Bugs - 1951 - mcKimson)

"If You Build It..." (season 6 show 84)

Hot Rod and Reel (Road Runner - 1959 - Jones)

Log Rollers (Heckle & Jeckle - 1953 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

Bridge Ahoy! (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

Plywood Panic (1953 - Smith) - another first-timer on Toon In with Me

The Fair-Haired Hare (Bugs - 1951 - Freleng)

Carrotblanca (Bugs - 1995 - McCarthy) - Bugs along with several other main characters

Hopalong Casualty (Road Runner - 1960 - Jones) - this is the one with the extended earthquake pills scene

Mouse Wreckers (1949 [reissued 1957] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening. Could be retitled "Gaslighting the Cat."

Bonanza Bunny (Bugs - 1959 - McKimson) - Bugs' first of two encounters with bandit Blacque Jacque Shellacque.

Naughty Neighbors (Porky - 1939 - Clampett)

The Jet Cage (Tweety, Sylvester - 1962 - Freleng) - Milt Franklyn, credited with the music score, did not complete it due to his death in April 1962. Bill Lava completed the score.

Hare-Breadth Hurry (Bugs - 1963 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

"Trekkin' Switzerland" (season 6 show 85)

Snowbody Loves Me (Tom and Jerry - 1964 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Corn on the Cop (Porky, Daffy - 1965 - Spector) - other than reused footage, this is Porky's only appearance in the DePatie-Freleng years. At the end of the cartoon the cop addresses Granny as "Mrs. Webster," the only time her name is used. Earlier Granny appearances were usually in Tweety and Sylvester cartoons; in the late 1950s she was voiced by June Foray--here she is voiced by Joan Gerber for the only time. Final note: this cartoon was Irv Spector's only directorial assignment on a theatrical cartoon.

Thrills and Chills (Betty Boop - 1938 - Fleischer)

Snow Place Like Home (Chilly Willy - 1966 - Smith)

A Swiss Miss (Mighty Mouse - 1951 - Davis)

"Back in '96!" (season 6 show 86)

Hare-Way to the Stars (Bugs - 1958 - Jones) - with Marvin the Martian, unnamed in the original Warner Bros. shorts. He was dubbed Marvin in the 1979 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie.

Bad Bill Bunion (Mighty Mouse - 1945 - Davis) - Toon in with Me debut. Director Davis is Mannie Davis (1894 - 1975). He was an animator, director, and writer.

Drag-A-Long Droopy (1954 - Avery)

Feather Finger (Speedy, Daffy - 1966 - McKimson)

War and Pieces (Road Runner - 1964 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

"An Acme Company History" (season 6 show 87)

Porky's Poppa (1938 - Clampett)

The Good Egg (1939 [reissued 1946] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with credits cut out and altered opening. Toon In with Me debut.

Beep Prepared (Road Runner - 1961 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - in this cartoon we learn that Wile E.'s chase continues at night.

Design for Leaving (Daffy - 1954 [reissued 1962] - McKimson) - this is the 1962 reissue, with altered opening and closing

The Hasty Hare (Bugs - 1952 - Jones)

"Bill Gets Glasses" (season 6 show 88)

The Old Grey Hare (Bugs - 1944 - Clampett)

Pigeon Holed (1956 - Lovy)

Jerry's Cousin (Tom and Jerry - 1951 - Hanna, Barbera)

Daffy Duck & Egghead (1938 - Avery)

Bulldozing the Bull (Heckle & Jeckle - 1951 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

"Turning the Tassel" (season 6 show 89)

Little School Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1954 - Hanna, Barbera)

Learn Polikeness (Popeye - 1938 - Fleischer)

Movie Madness (Heckle & Jeckle - 1951 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Bye, Bye, Blackboard (Woody - 1972 - Smith)

Hot Rods (Mighty Mouse - 1953 - Donnelly) - also a Toon In with Me debut

Baseball Bugs (1946 - Freleng)

Porky the Giant Killer (1939 - Hardaway, Dalton)

I Only Have Eyes For You (1937 [reissued 1945] - Avery) - this is the 1945 reissue copy, sans credits and with altered opening. Has the 1945 closing card with a cartoon closing song completion; unknown if the original cartoon had the standard closing theme.

Bowery Bugs (1949 [reissued 1958] - Davis) - Art Davis' only Bugs cartoon. This is the 1958 reissue copy, with altered opening.

By Word of Mouse (Sylvester - 1954 - Freleng) - one of three 1950s cartoons funded by an economic foundation.

Slick Hare (Bugs - 1947 - Freleng)

"New Wave Bill" (season 5 show 88)

(originally aired Fri. May 30, 2025)

The Yolks On You (1980) - a segment from the NBC Special, Daffy Duck's Easter Special. Each segment was shared by four directors, with Freleng overseeing the whole production. The segment directors were Tony Benedict, Gerry Chiniquy, Art Davis, and David Detiege. Many of these TV specials were produced in the late 1970s and in the 1980s.

Pent-House Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1963 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - first Jones T&J, after 13 were produced offshore by Gene Deitch.

Her Honor the Mare (Popeye - 1943 - Sparber) - first regular-length Popeye cartoon in full color.

Get Lost (Woody - 1956 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

The Three Little Pups (1953 - Avery)

The week of June 1, Toon In with Me celebrates its 2nd annual Juneaween with 5 new episodes:

Mon. June 1 Haunted Road Trip
Tue. June 2 Lighthouse Terror
Wed. June 3 Summer Camp Screams
Thu. June 4 Alien Abduction
Fri. June 5 Afraid of the Deep

Last year's episodes:

Mon. 6/2 Coffin Racing
Tue. 6/3 Campfire Stories
Wed. 6/4 Gangbusters
Thu. 6/5 We're Having a Party
Fri. 6/6 Junaween Bash

"Roomies" (season 6 show 90)

Tick Tock Tuckered (Porky, Daffy - 1944 [reissued 1950] - Clampett) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and altered opening

Jerry, Jerry, Quite Contrary (Tom and Jerry - 1966 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

The Hick Chick (1946 - Avery)

Dumb Like a Fox (Woody - 1964 - Marcus)

Scent-imental Romeo (Pepé Le Pew - 1951 [reissued - 1959] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening

"TV Booms!" (season 6 show 91)

A Mutt in a Rut (1959 - McKimson)

Silly Hillbilly (Popeye - 1949 - Sparber)

Wild and Woody! (1948 - Lundy)

Rocket Squad (Porky, Daffy - 1956 - Jones)

Purr-Chance to Dream (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Washam) - last Tom and Jerry theatrical cartoon

"Trekkin' Costa Rica" (season 6 show 92)

Alley to Bali (Woody - 1954 - Ptterson)

Bad Ol' Putty Tat (Tweety, Sylvester - 1949 [reissued 1957] - Freleng) - this is the 1957 reissue copy, with altered opening. One of the better Tweetys, this is chock full of unique gags and great sound effects.

The Shell Shocked Egg (1948 [reissued 1954]- McKimson) - this is the 1954 reissue copy, sans credits and with altered opening.

Down and Outing (Tom and Jerry - 1961 - Deitch)

From Hare to Eternity (Bugs - 1997 - Jones)

"A Toy Voyage" (season 5 show 52)

(originally aired Wed. Apr. 2, 2025)

Thumb Fun (Porky, Daffy - 1952 - McKimson)

Aviation Vacation (1941 - Avery) - African scenes are censored

Problem Pappy (Popeye - 1941 - Fleischer)

Cruise Cat (Tom and Jerry - 1952 - Hanna, Barbera)

Napoleon Bunny-Part (Bugs - 1956 - Freleng)

Hair-Raising Hare (Bugs - 1946 - Jones)

You Ought to Be in Pictures (Porky, Daffy - 1940 - Freleng) - a clever combination of animation with live action.

Hyde and Hare (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng)

Sniffles and the Bookworm (1939 [reissued 1951] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, sans credits and with altered opening. The closing video is from 1951 but the audio is retained from 1939.

The Haunted Mouse (1941 - Avery)

Water, Water Every Hare (Bugs - 1952 - Jones) - this is Bugs second encounter with a sneaker-wearing monster, dubbed "Rudolph" here (the first encounter was in "Hair-Raising hare").

"Haunted Road Trip" (season 6 show 93)

Claws for Alarm (Porky, Sylvester - 1954 - Jones) - a follow-up to Jones' 1948 cartoon, "Scaredy Cat." In these three cartoons (the third is "Jumpin' Jupiter") Porky is clueless to spooky danger, and a silent Sylvester tries to no avail, to warn him.

The Hitch Hikers (Heckle & Jeckle - 1947 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

The Duxorcist (Daffy - 1987 - Ford, Lennon)

The Spinach Roadster (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

All a Bir-r-r-d (Tweety, Sylvester - 1950 [reissued 1958] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening

"Lighthouse Terror" (season 6 show 94)

The Wreck of the Hesperus (Mighty Mouse - 1944 - Davis)

Bats in the Belfry (1942 - Ising)

Lighthouse Mouse (Sylvester - 1955 - McKimson) - shown uncensored, but had a few gags (such as Sylvester swallowing a lot of vitamins, and later getting electrocuted) censored on other networks

Haunted Mouse (Tom and Jerry - 1965 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Shiver Me Timbers! (Popeye - 1934 - Fleischer)

"Summer Camp Screams" (season 6 show 95)

Jumpin' Jupiter (Porky, Sylvester - 1955 - Jones) - shown uncensored, with Porky's Navajo rugs and trinkets comments left in

Joe Glow, the Firefly (1941 - Jones) - has an opening theme unique to this cartoon. Since many color cartoons from this era were reissued, the original themes were often lost, so changes like this are often unknown. Black and white cartoons weren't reissued, so this original survives as originally shown.

*Getting Ahead (1965 - Post)

*The Witch's Cat (Mighty Mouse - 1948 - Davis)

The Flying Sorceress (Tom and Jerry - 1956 - Hanna, Barbera)

*Toon In with Me debut

"Alien Abduction" (season 6 show 96)

Scaredy Cat (Porky, Sylvester - 1948 [reissued 1956] - Jones) - this is the restored, original 1948 cartoon. Some of this cartoon was censored years ago--for example, when Sylvester pulls a gun as if to commit suicide.

Mad as a Mars Hare (Bugs - 1963 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble])

Goons from the Moon (Mighty Mouse - 1951 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Woodpecker from Mars (Woody - 1956 - Smith)

Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24-1/2th Century (Daffy, Porky - 1980 - Jones)

"Afraid of the Deep" (season 6 show 97)

Puss 'n' Boats (Tom and Jerry - 1966 - Levitow)

The Night of the Living Duck (Daffy - 1988 - Ford, Lennon)

Frankenstein's Cat (1942 - Davis)

King Tut's Tomb (Heckle & Jeckle - 1950 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

Broom-Stick Bunny (Bugs - 1956 - Jones)

Buccaneer Bunny (Bugs - 1948 - Freleng) - with "Seagoing Sam," who looks a lot like Yosemite Sam

Bingo Crosbyana (1936 - Freleng) - there's a electrocution gag in this one that must have been censored on other networks in the past

Little Beau Pepé (1952 [reissued 1960] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening

Quick Clips - scene from a 1930s musical cartoon

Racketeer Rabbit (Bugs - 1946 - Freleng) - gun battle near beginning, and Bugs with Indian garb, have probably been censored in varying ways on other networks

Hiss and Make Up (1943 [reissued 1948] - Freleng) - this is the 1948 reissue, with credits and original title cut out, and generic opening rings. Lots of violence, and the bird swallowing an aspirin, that may hve been edited on other networks.

Lighter Than Hare (Bugs - 1960 - Freleng)

"Celebrating the Seven Seas" (season 6 show 98)

Conrad the Sailor (Daffy - 1942 - Jones)

Porky's Five & Ten (1938 - Clampett)

Tweety's S.O.S. (Tweety, Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1960] - Frelang) - this is the 1960 reissue copy with altered opening and closing

Shape Ahoy (Popeye - 1945 - Sparber)

Buccaneer Woodpecker (Woody - 1953 - Patterson)

"Toony Retires" (season 6 show 99)

Sandy Claws (Tweety, Sylvester - 1954 - Freleng)

*Hula Hula Land (Heckle & Jeckle - 1949 - Davis)

Southbound Duckling (Tom and Jerry - 1955 - Hanna, Barbera)

*Beauty on the Beach (Mighty Mouse - 1950 - Rasinski)

Hare Conditioned (Bugs - 1945 - Jones)

*Toon In with Me debut

"The Mr. Quizzer Conspiracy" (season 6 show 100)

Heavenly Puss (Tom and Jerry - 1949 - Hanna, Barbera)

The Dead End Cats (Mighty Mouse - 1947 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Ration Bored (Woody - 1943 - Hawkins)

Symphony in Slang (1951 - Avery)

Draftee Daffy (1945 - Clampett)

"The Summer I Came of Age" (season 6 show 101)

A Star Is Bored (Bugs, Daffy - 1956 - Freleng)

Kiddie League (Woody - 1959 - Smith)

The Hollywood Bowl (Tom and Jerry - 1950 - Hanna, Barbera)

A Tale of Two Kitties (1942 [reissued 1948] - Clampett) - this is the 1948 reissue copy, sans credits and with altered opening and title card. First cartoon with as-yet-unnamed Tweety. Although we may never know what the original opening and titles/credits looked like, of the two or three recreations that are on Youtube, this one looks closest to the period. Accompanying music is anyone's guess for sure -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EpFUu60hJE

Box-Office Bunny (Bugs - 1991 - Van Citters)

"Bill Makes a Film Noir" (season 5 show 99)

(originally aired Mon. June 23, 2025)

Boston Quackie (Porky, Daffy - 1957 - McKimson)

Scent-imental Over You (1947 [reissued 1953] - Jones) - this is the 1953 reissue copy, Merrie Melodies Blue Ribbon sans credits, not the original Looney Tunes cartoon.

Grin and Share It (Droopy - 1957 - Lah)

Socko in Morocco (Woody - 1954 - Patterson)

Slick Hare (Bugs - 1947 - Freleng)

Operstion: Rabbit (Bugs - 1952 - Jones) - first in a series of four cartoons over ten years, with Wile E. Coyote as a foe for Bugs Bunny (a fifth, later cartoon "Hare-Breadth Hurry," followed the Road Runner format). In this series Wile E. has dialog--he emphasizes his "super genius" status, despite that fact that all of his plans fail, just as they do against the road runner.

Old Glory (Porky - 1939 [reissued 1945, 1953) - this is the 1953 reissue copy, sans credits, with altered opening and Blue Ribbon title card. Original release coincided with Independence Day, 1939; in a dream of Porky's, "Uncle Sam" explains American history to Porky. The original 1939 close, over the flag, was restored for the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 1 DVD set and is seen here.

You Were Never Duckier (Daffy - 1948 [reissued 1955] - Jones) - this is the restored, original 1948 issue

Hare Remover (Bugs - 1946 - Tashlin) - Frank Tashlin's last cartoon for Warners

Fox Pop (1942 [reissued 1946] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with credits deleted and altered opening

Bushy Hare (Bugs - 1950 - McKimson) - one of McKimson's funniest cartoons, with a one-shot enemy Bugs dubs "Nature Boy." Nature Boy is a brutal hunter--at one point he thinks he has Bugs trapped in his hole, and repeatedly stabs "him" as Bugs watches [and Bugs fake pleads for mercy].

"The Man in the Moon" (season 6 show 102)

O-Solar-Meow (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

Haredevil Hare (Bugs - 1948 - Jones)

Woodpecker in the Moon (Woody - 1957 - Lovy)

Little Buck Cheeser (1937 - Ising)

Pandora's Box (Mighty Mouse - 1943 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

"Get Your Kicks in '76" (season 6 show 103)

The Last Hungry Cat (Tweety, Sylvester - 1961 - Freleng [co-director Hawley Pratt]) - chain smoking scene was censored on Cartoon Network and probably others. Hitchcock-like narrator is Ben Frommer, uncredited.

Unnatural History (1959 - Levitow)

Puppet Love (Popeye - 1944 - Kneitel) - preceded by a disclaimer for content

Hair Cut-Ups (Heckle & Jeckle - 1952 - Donnelly) - Toon In with Me debut

Guided Mouse-ille (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

"Making the Menu" (season 6 show 104)

Pests for Guests (1955 [reissued 1964] - Freleng) - this is the 1964 reissue, with altered opening. Here the "Goofy Gophers" are collecting nuts, which aren't normally part of a gopher diet.

Porky Chops (1949 - Davis) - Porky matches wits with a clever squirrel

Big Top Bunny (Bugs - 1951 [reissued 1963] - McKimson) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening. Bugs battles a circus performing bear.

Half Baked Alaska (Chilly Willy - 1965 - Marcus)

Stunt Men (Heckle & Jeckle - 1960 - Taras)

"Take a Hike" (season 5 show 39)

(originally aired Tue. Mar. 11, 2025)

Boobs in the Woods (Daffy, Porky - 1950 [reissued 1959] - McKimson) - Daffy is definitely Looney Tunes in this one. Shown uncensored, including full Pocahontas scene. This is the 1959 reissue copy, with altered opening, rather than the original 1950 Looney Tunes cartoon.

Red Hot Rangers (1947 - Avery) - another classic from Tex Avery

Lonesome Ranger (Woody - 1966 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski (Popeye - 1936 - Fleischer)

Hillbilly Hare (Bugs - 1950 - McKimson) - the long square dance scene makes this a McKimson classic. Shown uncensored.

"A Day for Dad" (season 6 show 105)

Birds of a Father (Sylvester - 1961 - McKimson)

A Bear for Punishment (1951 [reissued 1959] - Jones) - this is the 1959 reissue, with altered opening and closing, instead of the original Looney Tunes cartoon

Born to Peck (Woody - 1952 - Lantz [uncredited])

My Generation G...G... Gap (Porky - 2003 - Povenmire)

Backwoods Bunny (Bugs - 1959 - McKimson)

Devil May Hare (Bugs - 1954 - McKimson) - cartoon debut of the Tasmanian Devil, created by Bob McKimson

Putty Tat Trouble (Tweety, Sylvester - 1951 [reissued 1959] - Freleng) - this is the 1959 reissue copy, with altered opening

Rabbit's Kin (Bugs - 1952 - McKimson) - has remastering error in opening, which was never corrected on MeTV's copy

Quick Clips - scene from a midcentury Foghorn Leghorn cartoon

Little Blabbermouse (1940 [reissued 1948] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with credits cut out and altered opening

Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur (1939 - Jones)

Quick Clips - scene from "What's Up Doc?" (1950)

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Bunny (Bugs - 1980 - Jones)

"Flashback to 2005" (season 5 show 80)

(originally aired Fri. May 16, 2025)

Hare Brush (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng) - Some excellent examples of Mel Blanc's voice work in this one. Uncensored, including "Fruitcake Sanitarium" sign. ABC censored this and a few other small items in the past.

Merlin the Magic Mouse (1967 - Lovy) - voices by Daws Butler, which explains why "Second Banana" sounds like other characters of the era, such as Elroy Jetson.

Snow Place Like Home (Popeye - 1948 - Kneitel) - a Toon In with Me debut on the original 2025 airing, aired uncensored with the "Product of its Time" disclaimer

The Tenant's Racket (Woody - 1963 - Marcus) - another debut on Toon In with Me, on the original 2025 airing

C0ck-A-Doodle Duel (Foghorn Leghorn - 2004 - Shin)

Toon In with Me Episode List - Season 6 7/6/2026 - 12/31/2026

7/6 Ep (repeat) Toony and Bill Dial-Up 1995 - repeat from Feb. 21, 2025
7/7 Ep 111 Quizzer's Creatures
7/8 Ep (repeat) An Archeological Dig - repeat from Feb. 18, 2025
7/9 Ep 112 Trekkin' Argentina
7/10 Ep 113 Manifest Upon a Star

7/13 Ep 114 What's In a Name?
7/14 Ep (repeat) After School Special - repeat from Apr. 15, 2025
7/15 Ep 115 A Modern Spinoff
7/16 Ep (repeat) The Wacky World of Oddball Sports - repeat from Apr. 14, 2025
7/17 Ep 116 That's So 3-D

7/20 Ep 117 It's Hard Out There For a Blimp
7/21 Ep (repeat) Hitting Pause on Adulting - repeat from Oct. 15, 2025
7/22 Ep 118 Trekkin' Australia
7/23 Ep 119 Way Back in '66...
7/24 Ep (repeat) Roller Coasting Along - repeat from Oct. 17, 2025

7/27 Ep 120 Happy 86th, Bugs!
7/28 Ep 121 Trekkin' Peru

"The Golf Ball Diver" (season 6 show 106)

Tee for Two (Tom and Jerry - 1945 - Hanna, Barbera)

The Hole Idea (1955 - McKimson) - as pointed out by Bill Leff, this cartoon was animated solely by Bob McKimson (other than some credited Layout and Background work). Story by Sid Marcus.

The Tee Bird (Woody - 1959 - Smith)

It's for the Birdies (1962 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

Duck Soup to Nuts (Daffy - 1944 [reissued 1951] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with credits cut out, altered opening, and Blue Ribbon title card

"Childhood Beliefs" (season 6 show 107)

Stork Naked (Daffy - 1955 - Freleng) - Stork's sober voice is Mel Blanc's normal voice. Shown uncensored on MeTV.

Zoom at the Top (Road Runner - 1962 - Jones [co-director Maurice Noble]) - story by Chuck Jones. Early 60s Road Runner cartoons return to a blue sky background, after the late 50s yellow. Clever ending.

Woody and the Beanstalk (1966 - Smith) - Toon In with Me debut

Honeymoon Hotel (1934 - Duvall) - first color Warner Bros. cartoon, produced in two-strip Cinecolor.

14 Carrot Rabbit (Bugs - 1952 - Freleng)

"Bill and Toony Buy a Castle" (season 5 show 81)

(originally aired Mon. May 19, 2025)

Water, Water Every Hare (Bugs - 1952 - Jones) - the sneaker-wearing monster in this one is dubbed "Rudolph."

One Droopy Knight (1957 - Lah) - Oscar-nominated. Essentially a remake of the earlier Señor Droopy.

The Queen Was in the Parlor (1932 - Ising) - shown uncensored

Robin Hoodwinbked (Tom and Jerry - 1958 - Hanna, Barbera)

Tweety and the Beanstalk (Tweety, Sylvester - 1957 - Freleng) - although this is a Merrie Melodies short, the original production goofs and uses the Looney Tunes opening and closing themes. Uncensored ending shows a stereotypical Chinese Tweety.

i loved to see super mario block on toon in with me and Saturday morning cartoons. they have mario super show on MeTV Toons. but i loved to see it on both channels.

"Bill's-Boards" (season 6 show 108)

Daffy Doodles (Porky, Daffy - 1946 [reissued 1952] - McKimson) - this is the reissue copy, with credits cut out, and altered opening

Accidents Will Happen (1964 - Kneitel) - Toon In with Me debut

Billboard Frolics (1935 - Freleng) - early two strip (red-green) Technicolor

Well Oiled (Woody - 1947 - Lundy)

Fast and Furry-ous (Road Runner - 1949 [reissued 1957, 1969] - Jones) - this is the 1957 reissue copy, with altered opening. Original film was a Looney Tunes cartoon. First Road Runner cartoon of the series.

Hare Tonic (Bugs - 1945 - Jones)

The Yolks on You (Daffy - 1980 - Davis, Detiege, Chiniquy, Benedict)

Forward March Hare (Bugs - 1953 - Jones)

Ain't We Got Fun (1937 [reissued 1945] - Avery) - this is the reissue copy, with credits removed, altered opening, and Blue Ribbon title card

Soup or Sonic (Road Runner - 1980 - Jones [co-director Phil Monroe])

Hurdy-Gurdy Hare (Bugs - 1950 [reissued 1962] - McKimson) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening

"History's Mysteries" (season 5 show 5)

(originally aired Mon. Jan. 13, 2025)

Boston Quackie (Daffy, Porky - 1957 - McKimson)

Sniffles and the Bookworm (1939 - Jones) - possibly the original titles and credits -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9ERf0WFitw

Ship A'hoy Woody (1969 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

The Jet Cage (Tweety, Sylvester - 1962 - Freleng)

Surf-Bored Cat (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow)

"Shipwrecked" (season 5 show 9)

(originally aired Wed. Jan. 22, 2025)

Fair Weather Fiends (Woody - 1946 - Culhane)

Aloha Hooey (1942 - Avery, Clampett [both uncredited])

Moby Duck (Speedy, Daffy - 1965 - McKimson)

Sliphorn King of Polaroo (1945 - Lundy)

Wackiki Wabbit (Bugs - 1943 - Jones)

"Wedding Season" (season 6 show 109)

Hare Trimmed (Bugs - 1953 - Freleng) - shown uncensored

Cheese It, the Cat! (1957 - McKimson) - second of three Honeymousers cartoons

Hassle in a Castle (Woody - 1966 - Smith)

Bride and Gloom (Popeye - 1954 - Sparber)

His Bitter Half (Daffy - 1950 [reissued 1957] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening. Mrs. Daffy is voiced by Martha Wentworth.

"Waterpark It!" (season 5 show 102)

(originally aired Tue. July 1, 2025)

Nasty Quacks (Daffy - 1945 - Tashlin)

A Little Soap and Water (Betty Boop - 1935 - Fleischer)

South Pole Pals (Chilly Willy - 1966 - Smith) - original airing in 2025 was a Toon In with Me debut

Wacky Wildlife (1940 [reissued 1953] - Avery) - this is the reissue copy, with credits removed and opening altered

Frigid Hare (Bugs - 1949 - Jones) - another Toon In with Me debut on the original 2025 airing; appears to be uncensored

"Fire-Work" (season 6 show 110)

Hip Hip-Hurry! (Road Runner - 1958 - Jones)

Patriotic Popeye (1957 - Sparber)

Those Were Wonderful Days (1934 - Brown)

Plenty of Money and You (1937 [reissued 1944] - Freleng) - this is the 1944 reissue, which lost the original credits, title, and opening. The close appears to be original.

Ant Pasted (1953 - Freleng)

Bunker Hill Bunny (Bugs - 1950 - Freleng) - Bugs is placed in Revolutionary times, and his enemy is Sam von Schmamm, the Hessian.

Ain't She Tweet (Tweety, Sylvester - 1952 [reissued 1962] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy with altered opening

Fast Buck Duck (Daffy - 1963 - McKimson [co-director Ted Bonnicksen])

The Heckling Hare (Bugs - 1941 - Avery)

Meatless Flyday (1944 - Freleng)

Whoa, Be Gone! (Road Runner - 1958 - Jones)

Hare Splitter (Bugs - 1948 [reissued 1959] - Freleng) - the is the original 1948 issue cartoon, restored for the Bugs Bunny 80th Anniversary Collection DVD

"Toony and Bill Dial-Up 1995" (season 5 show 29)

(originally aired Fri. Feb. 21, 2025)

Beanstalk Bunny (Bugs - 1955 - Jones) - still the unrestored copy on MeTV; also, still uncensored

The Bird Who Came to Dinner (Woody - 1961 - Smith) - Woody dishes it out on "little" Reginald

The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R. (Tom and Jerry - 1967 - Levitow) - past censorship or bans on the Turner networks were due to the cigar store Indian and strobing; shown unedited here

Zip Zip Hooray! (Road Runner - 1965 - Jones [co-directors Noble and Ray]) - derived from the pilot, "Adventures of the Road Runner" (1962). The directors are uncredited in this edited-down short, possibly intended for theatrical release but only shown on TV.

Tree Cornered Tweety (Tweety, Sylvester - 1956 - Freleng) - uniquely, Tweety narrates this cartoon, Dragnet style. No dialog for Sylvester, either.

"Quizzer's Creatures" (season 6 show 111)

Tweet Zoo (Tweety, Sylvester - 1957 [reissued 1963] - Freleng) - this is the reissue copy, with altered opening

The Helpless Hippo (Mighty Mouse - 1953 - Rasinski) - Toon In with Me debut

Wild Life (Heckle & Jeckle - 1959 - Taras) - another first timer on Toon In with Me

Safari So Good (Popeye - 1947 - Sparber)

Apes of Wrath (Bugs - 1959 - Freleng)

"An Archeological Dig" (season 5 show 26)

(originally aired Tue. Feb. 18, 2025)

The Wacky Wabbit (Bugs - 1942 - Clampett) - one of a few cartoons from this era with so-called "fat Elmer," modeled after his voice actor, Arthur Q. Bryan. Bugs acts as an aggressor in this one; in most outings, he is provoked before acting. A public domain cartoon; the owner in 1970, United Artists, failed to renew the copyright.

Practical Yolk (Woody - 1966 - Smith)

Matinée Idol Popeye (1960 - Deitch) - one of a few Popeyes from the King Features era in the public domain, due to a Roman numeral error in the copyright date (MCMXL, 1940).

Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby (1961 - Smith) - original 2025 airing was a Toon In with Me debut

Kitty Foiled (Tom and Jerry - 1948 - Hanna, Barbera)

"Trekkin' Argentina" (season 6 show 112)

Oily Hare (Bugs - 1952 - McKimson) - Bugs vs. a Texas oil tycoon and his silent sidekick, Maverick.

Hold That Rock (Chilly Willy - 1956 - Lovy)

Run, Run, Sweet Road Runner (1965 - Larriva) - first cartoon of the dreaded Format Films "Larriva 11," this was the only one which had a proper music score


Wolf! Wolf! (Mighty Mouse - 1944 - Davis) - Toon In with Me debut

The Lion's Busy (1950 [reissued 1961] - Freleng) - this is the restored original Looney Tunes cartoon. Restored for Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Vol. 2.

"Manifest Upon a Star" (season 6 show 113)

Whizzard of Ow (Road Runner - 2003 - Haaland)

Tweet Dreams (Tweety, Sylvester - 1959 - Freleng) - Sylvester recalls his life chasing Tweety, via scenes from several past cartoons.

Daffy Dilly (1948 [reissued 1956] - Jones) - this is the reissue copy, with credits cut, Blue Ribbon title card, and altered opening

Touché and Go (Pepé Le Pew - 1957 - Jones)

Jerry's Diary (Tom and Jerry - 1949 - Hanna, Barbera)

Sahara Hare (Bugs - 1955 - Freleng) - first use of Milt Franklyn's rendition of the Looney Tunes intro music. With "Riff Raff Sam," evidently the desert version of Yosemite Sam. Lots of common Freleng gags in his one.

Porky the Wrestler (1937 - Avery)

Quick Clips - scenes from "Fresh Fish" (1939)

Rabbit Seasoning (Bugs - 1952 - Jones) - second "hunting trilogy" cartoon, of three. In Jerry Beck's 1994 book on the 50 greatest cartoons of all time, this one is at number 30.

Quick Clips - scenes from "Bye, Bye Bluebeard" (1949)

I Love to Singa (1936 [reissued 1944] - Avery) - fully restored to original 1936 issue for the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol. 2 DVD set, this is the original cartoon.

A Pest in the House (Daffy - 1947 - Jones)

What's Up, Doc? (Bugs - 1950 - McKimson) - done to celebrate Bugs' 10th anniversary, this depicts Bugs and Elmer Fudd as a touring show biz duo.

"What's In a Name?" (season 6 show 114)

Kit for Cat (Sylvester - 1948 [reissued 1956] - Freleng) - original titles were fully restored in 1998.

A Jolly Good Furlough (Popeye - 1943 - Gordon) - Toon In with Me debut

For Scent-imental Reasons (Pepé Le Pew - 1949 [reissued 1957] - Jones) - won the Academy Award in 1949, for best animated short. An example of a short commonly available in original-opening form--it should have been fully restored by Warners, but hasn't been. Like all reissues between 1956 and 1959, the original close [in this case, Looney Tunes] was retained.

Fishing By the Sea (Heckle & Jeckle - 1947 - Rasinski) - another first-time showing on Toon In with Me

The Vanishing Duck (Tom and Jerry - 1958 - Hanna, Barbera)

"After School Special" (season 5 show 59)

(originally aired Tue. Apr. 15, 2025)

That's My Pup! (Tom and Jerry - 1953 - Hanna, Barbera)

Truant Student (1959 - Smith)

The Screwy Truant (Screwy Squirrel - 1945 - Avery) - in true Tex Avery fashion, Screwy stops the action when "Wolfie" shows up (chasing Red), and Screwy advises him he's in the wrong cartoon. To prove it, he pulls down the titles and credits again.

The Turn-Tale Wolf (1952 - McKimson) - one of only a few Warner cartoons from the early 50s that wasn't reissued. Big Bad and his big moonshine still near the beginning are shown uncensored here (but had plenty of editing-out in the past). The nephew is a wolf version of Sylvester Jr.

Yankee Doodle Bugs (1954 - Freleng) - one never knows whether this will be censored on MeTV...or not. Today's showing...not. Shown complete, with the Indian gags near the beginning.