The first volume in the 1986 wave of the series, it contains a selection of 8 shorts. Most feature Elmer Fudd, but one stars Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot for some reason unexplained. All shorts have since been released restored on DVD or Blu-ray, although "Design for Leaving" has yet to be released restored in an uncropped state. This is where the series begins to double dip, as "What's Opera, Doc?" is included once again despite previously being in the A Salute to Chuck Jones volume.
Disc Specifications
- Release Date: October 28, 1986
- Format(s): VHS
- Shorts Included: 8
- In Print?: No
- Runtime: 57 minutes
- Region: NTSC
Collector's Recommendation Score
It is highly not recommended to get this set for collection's sake. It consists primarily of double dips shorts or inferior versions of the best available shorts, or is a cut down version of a bigger set that generally have the same cartoons. If this set is old, most of the shorts might have been updated to better versions. Getting this set is not worth its value compared to higher rated sets, and should be avoided for collector's purposes.
Included Shorts
| Short Name | Release Date | Status | Notes |
 Rabbit of Seville  | December 16, 1950 | Unrestored | |
 Hare Brush | May 7, 1955 | Unrestored | |
| Design for Leaving | March 27, 1954 | Unrestored | |
| Bugs' Bonnets | January 14, 1956 | Unrestored | |
| What's Opera, Doc? | July 6, 1957 | Unrestored | |
| Cat Feud | December 20, 1958 | Unrestored | |
| What's Up Doc? | June 17, 1950 | Unrestored | |
| Rabbit Seasoning | September 20, 1952 | Unrestored |
