Knighty Knight Bugs is the only Bugs Bunny cartoon to win an academy award. Little bit of trivia

Arguably the best animated show of all time, those classic Looney Tunes are still hysterical. The Wile E. Coyote/Road Runner cartoons just kill me.

It's Incredible that The Late Mel Blanc did all those Voices! RIP,Mel.

We all know that Bugs Bunny is undoubtedly the greatest Looney Tunes character of all time.

it's a shame some people are so thined skind and are offended by a cartoon..that you can't see these on tv anymore thank you youtube.

I lived for Saturday mornings during the '70s!! 2 1/2 hours of looney tunes! And I love how they introduced generations to classical music!

The line Bugs Bunny says to Yosemite Sam, "Step aside, son. Ya botha me" is something I say to people all the time.😆

They'll never make cartoons like these anymore

Wow, Kay. All I have to say about this one is that the memories came flooding back!!! Wow, and thank you!!!

That was fun. The ones with Friz Freleng at the helm (i.e. 3 out of the 4 here) remind me how impeccably crafted the music is in a way that most viewers, myself included, have taken for granted.

The original Looney Tunes still retain their charm, after more than 70 years. That's classic filmmaking, at its best. Thanks so much, for posting these. You made my day; I really needed to laugh.

In "High Diving Hare" I feel like Yosemite Sam is the original "Shut up and take my money!" fanboy, especially when he's like "Give me a ticket, give me a whole mess of 'em! I'm a splurgin'!"

Hi Kay, love these loony tunes, these are classics that cannot be replicated, keep up the good work Kay, it's great to see a beautiful woman reacting to brilliant comedies with a beautiful smile...

The pre-1948 Looney Tunes would be great to comment on, esp. ones by Bob Clampett. The 1940s was animation's greatest decade.

Flashback to getting up on a Saturday morning to watch these, and ending the day falling out of a tree. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

I can't name the episode, but it is set to Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner. Bugs and Elmer Fudd act as the staging of this classic musical theme. Love this take on Viking opera.

Mel Blanc did most of the voices, but he had negotiated a contract that - with only a few exceptions - stated that he was the only performer to get a screen credit.

While I loved all the looney tunes cartoons, I had a particular fondness for the ones directed by Robert McKimson. He was the only guy to be with WB studios from the beginning of Looney Tunes to the end, and he was the one who really refined Bugs' character design in the 40s. He also created great characters like Foghorn Leghorn, Tasmanian Devil and Sylvester Junior. I always loved his "barnyard" cartoons that featured interplay between Foghorn, Sylvester and the Barnyard Dog character. Too funny!

I’m a 2000’s child and my aunt raised me on Looney Tunes (and Tom and Jerry) As a teenager, I can’t stop laughing! Gotta love Looney Tunes .

"La Cucharacha"with the bassoon playing for the bull kills me every time. That and Bugs slapping him and wearing the giant sombrero.

Thanks for the looney toons. The laughs were needed.

Great fun! My own favorites include those involving Bugs, Daffy, and Elmer, especially "rabbit season." 😄

Yes, Mel did pretty much all the voices in these Loony Tunes, except for the old lady who owns tweety bird (Granny). She was most likely voiced by June Foray in this as June was the longest serving female voice actress for the Loony Tunes.

Oh man you got some of the most quotable ones!! I love you :) My coworker is gonna LOVE to hear about this video! He's such a LT dork, like me!

This is so awesome you reacting to these wonderful cartoons! I'm a huge fan of Warner Bros. cartoons and all the cartoons of that golden age era...Disney, MGM (Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Tex Avery cartoons), Universal (Woody Woodpecker), Paramount (Fleischer cartoons - Popeye, Betty Boop, Superman), 20th Century Fox (Mighty Mouse and other Terrytoons), United Artists/ Depatie -Freleng (Pink Panther), and all the others of the golden and silver ages up to the UPA cartoons (Gerald McBoing-Boing) with their new minimalist style. But Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies are by far my favorite! The era when cartoons were originally made to be seen in movie theaters, not TV...these cartoons were given time to be made and animated, the stories told limited to only the imagination of the writers and artists. These cartoons are so special! I guess some of my favorites are: One Froggy Evening Duck Dodgers in the 24th and 1/2 Century Haredevil Hare Rabbit Fire Rabbit Seasoning Duck! Rabbit! Duck! Hair Raising Hare Duck Amuck The Three Little Bops Walky Talky Hawky Tortoise Beats Hair Odor-able Kitty Feed the Kitty Muscle Tussle Design For Leaving Super Rabbit Stupor Duck The Prize Pest Daffy Dilly The Mouse That Jack Built Hare Tonic Bugs' Bonnets Hare Brush I'm sorry there are just *so many* good ones I could keep going on and on! One last thing, have you seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit? If not, you need to! It's a love letter to this era of cartoons and any fan of Looney Tunes needs to see it! Best Regards!

This was so fun, Kay! I love that I NEVER know what you're going to react to next!!!! The bullfighting short reminded me of "Ferdinand The Bull" the Munro Leaf book that Walt Disney made into an excellent short in the 1930s. There's a suggestion for ya! Early (pre 1938) LIttle Rascals ("Our Gang") shorts and early (pre-1934) Betty Boop cartoons would love to see as well, especially the Our Gang. You're so much fun to watch these with, Kay!

I miss overly polite gophers... and the scaredy-cat one with Porky, checking into the old hotel plagued by mice with Freddie Krueger ambitions. But yes, Yosemite with Bugs... what a great combo... oh... and working sheepdog vs coyote with their time-clock.

Classic stuff! I've always loved the Loony Tunes.

When I was a kid this was how I started every Saturday morning 🌄, overture, curb the lights, and oh what hights we'll hit, on with the show, this is it!

Wow this has given me some flash backs. Was it Leopold that bugs bunny pretended to play, guys? So funny. Thanks for the sweet reaction.

All of these are some of my all time favorite cartoons. Nonstop laughter. Thanks😄😄😂😂

Enjoyed watching the cartoon highlights with you. You have such an infectious laugh

This is what Saturday morning was all about for me. This and the imaginative works of Sid and Marty Krofft.

The lesson of these cartoons is don't mess with Bugs Bunny.

Thanks Kay! Used to watch reruns of Looney Tunes with my sister. You're right, they are the G.O.A.T. Boy, did I ever need this after a not so stress-free Wednesday!

Great fun watching these classics with you. You really should do another video like this. They're hilarious.

The fact that Bugs still has the guts to fill the tank with water, even though Sam fully misses the tank is hilarious to me.

classic looney tunes are the kings of both comedy and toon force.

My favorite cartoon? Bugs, again...the one where he's on a military airstrip with the gremlin. "EEE! ARGH! OH! EEE! ARG! OH!"

June Foray, who was the voice of Granny, was a legend in her own right. While most referred to her as the female Mel Blanc, he referred to himself as the male June Foray.

I love the original Looney tunes compire to today's cartoons I love the older cartoons

"An elephant! Where did the elephant even come from?" Obviously, he was in a trunk.

I have been watching Looney Tunes for a very long time since I was a kid and I never stop watching them they're all legends! R.I.P Mel Blanc 🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

My favorite was a TV special called "Bugs VS Daffy: Battle of the Music Video Stars". Lots of silly songs, from the pre-Bugs era, up to the 1980's.

Of course you joined in with the "upside-downey" line - it's one of the most memorable in the cartoon and one I often quote when something is upside down. :-)

Great picks! Loved every single one. My favorite may be Daffy Duck, but I really do love 'em all. On edit: Daffy is the best imho, but "What's Opera Doc?" is singular in it's perfection.

1:44 - Bugs was trying to get to Coachella!! LOL.

geez, this is so old school! I'm right there with you, I can't even remember the last time I watched any of the originals either! though I do remember a few of my personal favorites that still make me laugh hard lol! I don't know if bull fighting still goes on or not, and I believe Bull in Spanish is El Toro lol! believe it or not, I've never seen that second short before, that one is new to me! never even seen that third one you picked! yup Mel Blanc, the man of a thousand voices, he's a legend lol! how awesome, you picked one of my all time favorite shorts "Knighty Knight Bugs"! "stupid dragon" LMAO🤣🤣🤣 another one of my favorites is a Bugs Bunny short with Witch Hazel and for some strange reason has Shakespeare in it too lol! that was totally fun to watch, really enjoyed this! oh uh, hope you don't mind me complimenting because I couldn't help but notice, but you have a pretty smile lol! keep up the good work, can't wait for more reactions, have a good one and be safe😁😁😁

These were really funny looney toons 😂 I enjoyed your reactions

Carl Stalling was a fantastic musical arranger!

these are classics in the cartoon criticing i guess lol; this set the bar high

can't go wrong with the classics.

A good one is daffys rendition of Robin hood "yoiks and away the dive scene even after 25 years I still can't stop falling over laughing when daffy gets slammed into trees until he's beaten senseless

Yes toro means bull. Bullfighting is illegal in most countries except in some parts of spain and portugal, some hispanic american countries, and some parts of southern france

These cartoons kink of defined or even engendered the Sixties. Their defining quality is a rebellous attitude to authority, which is the Sixties.

Yes, toros does mean bull in Spanish. And I think Bull fighting has been outlawed due to animal cruelty because in the past they did kill the bull. Don't quote me on that though.

I have 100+ of the old looney tunes and Tom and Jerry cartoons saved. It's just thousands of times better than any of the cartoons of today. Pure nostalgic quality.

You got that right about these being the g.o.a.t. of cartoons. Although I do believe that those old Tom and Jerry, Droopy Dog, and Tex Avery cartoons do run a close second. I've been watching all these since I was a little kid and now with me being a songwriter, musician, vocalist and body builder I still watch them and find them hilarious. And along with cartoons like Tom and Jerry's "Fit To Be Tied" and Droopy Dog's "Champ Chump" and Tex Avery's "Rock-A-Bye-Bear" all this stuff is just to funny. KZfaq just sent your reaction video to me today to my main page. I'm glad I watched it. You were very enjoyable to watch. Thank you.

Now I have a few specific episodes to show my nephews when I baby sit. Since they already like the characters and are amazed by the fact that the entire cartoon was hand drawn its surprisingly not hard to get them to watch Looney Toons

The great music is what made all those Looney Tunes so funny!

SO enjoyed watching this with you! I was an equal opportunity kid: Disney, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera. VHS an DVD are wonderful things. You know...when you give your Mom and Dad the grandkids they have been wishing for on every birthday cake candle blowing...you can watch these kinds of things more often ;) And yes, "Toro" DOES mean "bull" in Spanish. Know you like Brendan Fraser, so LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION could be fun for you. I have the book: DISNEY ANIMATION The Illusion of Life written by two of the "Nine Old Men" (original Disney animators). It's big enough to prop up a ship in dry dock, so I'm not through it all yet. But I HIGHLY recommend it.

Wow, this takes me back. Just my opinion but some much better than the cartoons kids get today. My favorite Bugs Bunny episode is the one with Pete Puma and line of "how many lumps do you want?" gets me every time. Maybe not so much the line as what comes after it.

My favorite is still "Southern Fried Rabbit."

I don't think I ever realized that Bugs was headed for Coachella (Coa-chella as he pronounces it) in the bull fight episode. Always gets lost in Albuquerque... must be due to all the meth 🤣🤣🤣

Number one funniest Looney Tune of all time - "Feed the Kitty".

Of course, these puns went WAY over my head growing up!

Looney Tunes were made by adults for adults. That's always been their strength.

"... went full Scooby Doo" Child, this predates Scooby by at least a decade. But thanks for the memories.

"LIGHTER THAN HARE" unquestionably one of the greatest pairings of Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.

Looney Tunes Saturday mornings! Daffy Duck as Duck Dodgers, and Mark Antony, the bulldog, and Precious, the kitten, are 2 of my favorites.

There's a joke whenever my family adds extra spices to any food we always say "adding some Hossenfeffer" lol

I grew up watching these cartoons, they are so funny.Kids today have no idea what comedy is.

I remember seeing a cartoon where someone did a high dive into a glass of water.

I’m a 90s baby, so my cartoons were Ed Edd n’ Eddy, OG Ben 10, Teen Titans 2003, Billy and Mandy, Spongebob and the Fairly Odd Parents.

These are definitely classics and thanks for adding them to your list! Just like the Tweety Bird was the first one you ever saw, I'm pretty sure the dragon one was the first I ever saw. Probably my favorite is either Bugs and Yosemite Sam in the western or just about anything with the Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote. :)

Great I can sleep in Saturday morning has come early this week All that's missing is Hanna-Barbera's Laff Olympics which followed Bug's and company and Saturday morning would be complete (I always rooted for the Really Rottens)

I'm honestly surprised that you're reacting to Looney Tunes. I mean, I'm glad. My childhood in general + Disney Still shocking but I respect it.

I grew up watching these too,every Saturday morning. My favorite character is Daffy Duck. Love your reactions!!

"Don't breath on me you igit!!!" LOL... Mel Blanc was a genius. I loved watching Bugs Bunny growing up. I remember the Singing Sword really cracked me up when I was a kid.

Thanks for the memories!

I am living my childhood dream of watching Looney Tunes with Kay. As Porky Pig always say: Th Th Th Th That's All Folks!

I love me some looney tunes i still watch it until this day i watch this when i was kid funny cartoon i was born in 80s

Only Looney Lunes dares to defy the laws of physics and make it funny.

Wabbit Season! Duck Season! Never got old!

Most of what we think of as "Looney Tunes" are actually "Merrie Melodies", which was a play on what Disney was doing, "Silly Symphonies". As a kid, in the 80s, I paid close attention to the roman numeral copyright dates on these cartoons and over time figured out that "The Best" WB cartoons are roughly made form about 1938 til about 1955.. Before that and they're still figuring out their style, after than and it cheap animation and recycled gags. Tex Avery and Bob Clampett were the guys that kinda invented the insane "Warner Bros." cartoon humor style in the late 1930's and the WW2 era, and Friz Freling, Robert McKimpson, and especially Chuck Jones (who directed the Bull cartoon) would define the style in the late 40s and 50s. Chuck would go on to direct the animated GRINCH special, and make cameo appearances in movies by Joe Dante (Gremlins).

Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry Droopy Woody Woodpecker and Pink Panther are probably the best cartoons that’s ever been made in my opinion.

Watching Luny Tunes as a 47 yo adult, I wonder how they go away with about 80% of there scripts back then. LOL It was a totally different time.

Looney Tunes are the greatest cartoons, ever.

yes Kay Toro translates to bull. Love these excellent writing and performance not to mention animation, used o watch these when I got home from school.

i grew up watching pink panther, popeye, and looney toons myself. keep up the great content...

Grew up with these also. Own several DVD sets. The Bug Bunny/Yosemite Sam cartoons are my favorite.

My absolute favorite cartoon is Transylvania 6-5000. Bugs goes to Count Bloodcount's castle to use the phone.

loved it. made me laugh.

when asked by a reporter what kind of cartoon WB made Jack Warner said , Funny ones

Red Hot Rider was really funny too,that inept cowboy.whol.lost his pants and was down to a fig leaf..fun fact about Tweety,originally he didn't have feathers,some one complained that he.looked.naked

Bugs and the bull one was my favorite one of all times ❤❤❤❤

Since you asked...My favorite Looney Tunes are...let's see..."What's Opera, Doc?" for sure and "The Rabbit of Seville" and "Rabbit Seasoning" and, of course, "One Froggy Evening" (pretty sure those are all directed by Chuck Jones). Oh! and "Duck Amuk", "The Scarlet Pumpernickel"...I could go on and on...

Looney tunes are my absolute favorite and my favorite is when bugs wrestle the crusher. Lol

Some of the most endearing and funny are the one off ones,Feed The Kitty,Rabbits Kin,and the Foghorn leghorn Weasel,the draft board,,What Price Fleadom....

I love the looney tunes, it’s so funny 😂🤣