Most wanted LT episode NOT on any Golden Collection

[Napoleon Solo]

For me, I say it's gotta be Fool Coverage starring Daffy & Porky. How this hasn't made it to one yet, I don't know. Maybe V. 6 :)

[Darklordavaitor]

I have one that's on the tip of my tongue, but it's name escapes me. I believe it's a Clampett short, though, and I think it rhyme with "Mole Mac and Be Heban Shorts"?;)

[Speedy Boris]

In alphabetical order:
-Ain't That Ducky (Freleng, '45)
-Ali-Baba Bound (Clampett, '40)
-Banty Raids (McKimson, '63)
-Beanstalk Bunny (Jones, '55)
-Brother Brat (Tashlin, '44)
-Bugsy & Mugsy (Freleng, '57)
-Cagey Canary, The (Avery & Clampett, '41)
-Chow Hound (Jones, '51)
-Curtain Razor (Freleng, '49)
-D'Fightin' Ones (Freleng, '61)
-Daffy Dilly (Jones, '48)
-Daffy Doodles (McKimson, '46)
-Daffy's Inn Trouble (McKimson, '61)
-Daffy's Southern Exposure (McCabe, '42)
-Design For Leaving (McKimson, '54)
-Doggone Cats (Davis, '47)
-Dr. Jerkyl's Hide (Freleng, '54)
-Fair-Haired Hare, The (Freleng, '51)
-Feline Frame-Up (Jones, '54)
-Fool Coverage (McKimson, '52)
-Fractured Leghorn, A (McKimson, '50)
-Fresh Hare (Freleng, '42)
-From Hare to Heir (Freleng, '60)
-Get Rich Quick Porky (Clampett, '37)
-Gone Batty (McKimson, '54)
-Greedy For Tweety (Freleng, '57)
-Hare Brush (Freleng, '55)
-Hare Splitter (Freleng, '48)
-Hare Trimmed (Freleng, '53)
-Hare We Go (McKimson, '51)
-Hare-less Wolf (Freleng, '58)
-Hare-way to the Stars (Jones, '58)
-High and the Flighty, The (McKimson, '56)
-High Note (Jones, '60)
-Hole Idea, The (McKimson, '55)
-Holiday For Drumsticks (Davis, '49)
-Hopalong Casualty (Jones, '60)
-Hoppy Go Lucky (McKimson, '52)
-Hot Cross Bunny (McKimson, '48)
-Hyde and Go Tweet (Freleng, '60)
-It's Hummer Time (McKimson, '50)
-Jack-Warner and the Beanstalk (Freleng, '43)
-Jumpin' Jupiter (Jones, '55)
-Knights Must Fall (Freleng, '49)
-Lad-in His Lamp, A (McKimson, '48)
-Lighthouse Mouse (McKimson, '55)
-Louvre Come Back To Me (Jones, '62)
-Mouse Divided, A (Freleng, '53)
-Mouse on 57th Street, The (Jones, '61)
-Nasty Quacks (Tashlin, '45)
-Now Hear This (Jones, '63)
-Odor of the Day (Davis, '48)
-Pappy's Puppy (Freleng, '55)
-Piker's Peak (Freleng, '57)
-Plop Goes the Weasel (McKimson, '53)
-Porky the Wrestler (Avery, '37)
-Porky's Baseball Broadcast (Freleng, '40)
-Prize Pest (McKimson, '51)
-Punch Trunk (Jones, '53)
-Quackodile Tears (Davis, '62)
-Really Scent (Levitow, '59)
-Riff Raffy Daffy (Davis, '48)
-Satan's Waitin' (Freleng, '54)
-Scent of the Matterhorn, A (Jones, '61)
-Snow Excuse (McKimson, '66)
-Sugar and Spies (McKimson, '66)
-Swing Ding Amigo (McKimson, '66)
-Tale of Two Mice, A (Tashlin, '45)
-Terrier Stricken (Jones, '52)
-Tree-Cornered Tweety (Freleng, '56)
-Unmentionables, The (Freleng, '63)
-Unruly Hare, The (Tashlin, '45)
-Wet Hare (McKimson, '62)
-Who's Who in the Zoo (McCabe, '42)
-Wild and Woolly Hare (Freleng, '59)
-Wild Wife (McKimson, '54)
-Zip N Snort (Jones, '61)
-Zoom and Bored (Jones, '57)

Unlike some, I'm not terribly worried about WB "running out" of quality shorts, at least not any time soon. IMO there's still a LOT of quality left.

And I know I'm giving my hopes up for nothing, but I too would love to see Coal Black on a future set, even if only as an extra. Racist or not, it's still a fantastic short with some great Clampett animation.

[Lord Dalek]

Obligatory "Coal Black" response.

[Toony Loon]

-Snow Excuse (McKimson, '66)
-Sugar and Spies (McKimson, '66)
-Swing Ding Amigo (McKimson, '66)
-Zoom and Bored (Jones, '57)


"Zoom and Bored" is already on Volume 2.

Those three D/F cartoons I don't think we'll be seeing, as they are not the best, but certainly the best Daffy/Speedy cartoons, and the best D/F Road Runner cartoons.

We're still missing:
Backwoods Bunny
Fractured Leghorn
Wide and Wooly Hare
Russian Rhapsody
Bear Feat
Bee-Deviled Bruin
Bedeviled Rabbit
Hoppy Go Lucky
Nasty Quacks
Quack Shot
Daffy Dilly
Herr Meets Hare
High Note
Now Hear This
Nelly's Folly
Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt
A Wild Hare
A Mouse Divided
Mouse Mazurka
Life With Feathers
Hameteur Night
The Cat's Bah
Louvre Come Back to Me
Mexican Cat Dance
Chow Hound

I also think Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarves still needs a chance.
I don't think WB will run out of quality shorts, because they mix the great shorts with not-so-great shorts (i.e. "The Wild Chase" -a not-so-good cheater cartoon from D/F- and "Operation: Rabbit" -a great short- on Volume 4)

[Brandon Pierce]

"Hare-um Scare-um". I want to know how this cartoon is SUPPOSED to end!

[Speedy Boris]

"Zoom and Bored" is already on Volume 2.
Oops, I meant "Zoom at the Top". Didn't double check my typing. :sweat:

[kaseykockroach]

-Hare Trigger
-House-Hunting Mice
-Crowing Pains
-Doggone Cats
-Scent-imental Over You
-Goldilocks and the Jivin Bears
-Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarves
-Tin Pan Alley Cats
-Which is Witch
-A Tale of Two Mice
-Lost and Foundling
-Fresh Airedale
-Daffy Dilly
-Hiss and Make Up
-Rhapsody in Rivets

[Maxie Zeus]

Several of the shorts mentioned in this thread:

Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt
High Note
Nelly's Folly
Now Hear This
Rhapsody in Rivets
A Wild Hare

are on the just-released Academy Awards Animation Collection. "From A to Z-Z-Z-Z," which I believe has also not been released on a Golden Collection, is also there.

I want all the Claude Cat cartoons, but particularly "Two's a Crowd."

[Anarky]

man, so many. How many volumes would it take to release all the Looney Tunes/Merry Melodies?

[Maxie Zeus]

man, so many. How many volumes would it take to release all the Looney Tunes/Merry Melodies?

Well, if you exclude the post-1969 shorts, there are about 965 LT/MM shorts. At 15 shorts per disc, it would take just a little over 64 discs to hold them. At 4 discs in a Golden Collection, that would require 16 volumes.

[ap75021]

Dog Gone South ("Oh Belvedere...come heah boy!!!") starring Charlie Dog and the Colonel. Have sat through that one many times and could sit through many more showings of it! :)