The home media release of the titular compilation film that served as one of the final compilation films in the series that cuts down theatrical shorts into a movie. It is notable for having two shorts that became the first set of theatrical shorts released after the Golden Age, being "The Duxorcist" and "Night of the Living Duck". The original 2009 DVD release from Warner Home Video was unrestored, but it was touched up by Warner Archive Collection to match up to the standard of the restored shorts featured in more modern Looney Tunes sets for a Blu-ray release in 2025.
On technicality due to being cut clips, this marks the Blu-ray debuts of "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water Every Hare", "Claws for Alarm", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", and "Jumpin' Jupiter". The aforementioned shorts were restored beforehand on the Golden Collection or Super Stars sets, but none of which had ever seen an official HD debut in full at the time.
This set contains a selection of post-Golden Age shorts as a bonus, including the aforementioned two shorts that was originally made for the film. Most of these are restored debuts (those newly restored are from the 2020 restoration project, although these post-Golden Age shorts suffered the least from Photoshop-related problems), although "Little Go Beep" was present as a widescreen cropped version despite being originally produced (and released on home media) in the Academy ratio format, likely to try to match to theatrical airings ala the same manner the post-1953 Super Stars shorts suffered in its earliest volumes.
On technicality due to being cut clips, this marks the Blu-ray debuts of "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water Every Hare", "Claws for Alarm", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", and "Jumpin' Jupiter". The aforementioned shorts were restored beforehand on the Golden Collection or Super Stars sets, but none of which had ever seen an official HD debut in full at the time.
This set contains a selection of post-Golden Age shorts as a bonus, including the aforementioned two shorts that was originally made for the film. Most of these are restored debuts (those newly restored are from the 2020 restoration project, although these post-Golden Age shorts suffered the least from Photoshop-related problems), although "Little Go Beep" was present as a widescreen cropped version despite being originally produced (and released on home media) in the Academy ratio format, likely to try to match to theatrical airings ala the same manner the post-1953 Super Stars shorts suffered in its earliest volumes.
Disc Specifications
- Release Date:
- DVD: August 4, 2009
- Blu-ray: January 28, 2025
- Format(s): Blu-ray, DVD
- Discs:
- DVD: 1 (DVD-5)
- Blu-ray: 1 (BD-50)
- Shorts Included: 7
- In-Print?:
- Blu-ray: Yes
- DVD: Yes
- Runtime: 79 minutes (1 hour, 19 minutes)
- Region: Region-free
- New-to-format score (up to 2 points): 1.14
- Upgrade score (up to 3 points): 2.57
- Doesn't have an better version score (up to 5 points): 5
It is recommended to get this set for collection's sake, as it currently contains a significant portion of the best versions of the cartoons available. The set may contain a small amount of double dips or shorts that have been upgraded that dips the rating down, but not enough to deter collecting.
Included Shorts
Note: This table accounts for the Blu-ray version; only "Duck Dodgers", "Little Go Beep", and "Superior Duck" are present unrestored on the DVD version.
| Short Name | Release Date | Status | Notes |
| November 20, 1980 | Restored HD | ||
| November 20, 1987 | Restored HD | ||
| April 7, 2000 | Unofficial HD | Cropped to widescreen | |
| September 23, 1988 | Restored HD | ||
| August 23, 1996 | Restored HD | ||
| June 13, 1997 | Restored HD | ||
| February 1, 1992 | Restored HD |
