Astonishing to fans at the time (and especially in retrospect after the character's controversy in the early 2020s), Pepé managed to accomplish getting his entire filmography fully completed on this Super Stars release. It is also the first Super Stars set with more than 15 cartoons.

This release contains all seventeen of the Golden Age era Pepé Le Pew shorts restored, including "Odor of the Day" (which was directed by Arthur Davis and didn't follow the same formula as the Jones shorts) and "Dog Pounded" (a Sylvester and Tweety short where Pepé cameos in the end). As with most of the intermediate releases of Super Stars, widescreen and fullscreen versions of the shorts are provided except for "Heaven Scent", which is only available in fullscreen as a byproduct of reusing its Golden Collection print. The set became even more popular to get after Pepé's controversy around the time Space Jam: A New Legacy was under development and surprisingly remains well in print years afterward.