Looney Tunes Collection Vol. 5

4-DVD Box Set from Warner Home Video Goes on Sale October 30th

Aug 8, 2007 Dominic von Riedemann

Here's a listing of all the shorts and featurettes packed into the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 5 from Warner Home Video.

It's another round of classic shorts coming to DVD as Warner Home Video brings out another lavish DVD box called Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 5 on October 30th.

TV Shows on DVD managed to get their sweaty paws on the track listing for this must-buy collection, and it's reproduced here for your sizzling salivary glands. Reason 1 through 1,000 why you need to own this collection? Chuck Jones' 1957 short "Ali Baba Bunny" with the immortal line "Hassan chop!"

Although the DVD promotes it as Looney Tunes, the DVD should be subtitled "The Bob Clampett Collection." The legendary animation director gets an entire disc stuffed with 15 of his classic cartoons, plus another 6 on the "Early Daze" disc.

Here's the complete listing.

Disc 1: "Bugs and Daffy"

1. “14 Carrot Rabbit” - 1952 (Fritz Freleng)
2. “Ali Baba Bunny”*^ - 1957 (Chuck Jones)
3. “Buccaneer Bunny” - 1948 (Fritz Freleng)
4. “Bugs' Bonnets” - 1956 (Chuck Jones)
5. “A Star is Bored” - 1956 (Fritz Freleng)
6. “A Pest in the House”* - 1947 (Chuck Jones)
7. “Transylvania 6-5000”* - 1963 (Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble)
8. “Oily Hare” - 1952 (Robert McKimson)
9. “Stupor Duck”^ - 1956 (Robert McKimson)
10. “The Stupor Salesman” - 1948 (Arthur Davis)
11. “The Abominable Snow Rabbit”^ - 1961 (Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble)
12. “The Super Snooper”^ - 1952 (Robert McKimson)
13. “The Upstanding Sitter” - 1948 (Robert McKimson)
14. “Hollywood Daffy” - 1946 (Fritz Freleng [uncredited])
15. “You Were Never Duckier”* - 1948 (Chuck Jones)

(*) indicates commentary

(^) indicates a music only audio track

Special Features:

-Chuck Jones: Extremes and In-Betweens, A Life in Animation (Part 1)

-Featurette: The Bugs Bunny Show: *Bad Story Time Bridging Sequences

*What's Up Dog? Audio Recording Sessions

Disc 2: "Fairy Tales"

1. “Bewitched Bunny”*^ - 1954 (Chuck Jones)
2. “Paying the Piper” - 1949 (Robert McKimson)
3. “The Bear's Tale” - 1940 (Tex Avery [uncredited])
4. “Foney Fables” - 1942 (Fritz Freleng)
5. “Goldimouse and the Three Cats”^ - 1960 (Fritz Freleng)
6. “Holiday For Shoestrings”* - 1946 (Fritz Freleng)
7. “Little Red Rodent Hood” - 1952 (Fritz Freleng)
8. “Little Red Walking Hood”* - 1937 (Tex Avery [uncredited])
9. “Red Riding Hoodwinked”*^ - 1955 (Fritz Freleng)
10. “The Trial of Mr. Wolf” - 1941 (Fritz Freleng [uncredited])
11. “The Turn-Tale Wolf”^ - 1952 (Robert McKimson)
12. “Tom Thumb in Trouble”* - 1940 (Chuck Jones)
13. “Tweety and the Beanstalk”^ - 1957 (Fritz Freleng)
14. “A Gander at Mother Goose” - 1940 (Tex Avery)
15. “Señorella and the Glass Huarache” - 1964 (Hawley Pratt)

(*) indicates commentary

(^) indicates music only audio track

Special Features:

- Behind the Tunes: *Once Upon a Tune

- Drawn to Life: The Art of Robert McKimson

- Chuck Jones: Extremes and In-Betweens, A Life in Animation (Part 2)

- A Chuck Jones Tutorial: Tricks of the Cartoon Trade

- Private Snafu shorts: *Coming!!

- Gripes

- Gas

- Hook shorts: *Take Heed Mr. Tojo

- The Good Egg

- The Return of Mr. Hook

- Tokyo Woes

Disc 3: "The Best of Bob Clampett"

1. “Bacall to Arms”* - 1946
2. “Buckaroo Bugs”* - 1944
3. “Crazy Cruise” - 1942
4. “Farm Frolics”* - 1941
5. “Hare Ribbin'” - 1944
6. “Patient Porky” - 1940
7. “Prehistoric Porky” - 1940
8. “The Bashful Buzzard”* - 1945
9. “The Old Grey Hare”* - 1944
10. “The Wacky Wabbit”* - 1942
11. “The Wise Quacking Duck” - 1943
12. “Wagon Heels” - 1945
13. “The Daffy Doc”* - 1938
14. “A Tale of Two Kitties”* - 1942
15. “Porky's Pooch” - 1941

(*) indicates commentary

Special Features: -Behind the Tunes:

- Wacky Warner One-Shots

- Real American Zero: The Adventures of Private SNAFU

- From the Vault: *Hare Ribbin' Director's Cut

- The Bashful Buzzard Storyboard Reel

- Alternate Milt Franklyn Opening Themes With Introduction By Greg Ford (audio only)

Disc 4: "The Early Daze"

1. “Alpine Antics” - 1936 (Jack King)
2. “Eatin' on the Cuff Or the Moth Who Came to Dinner”* - 1942 (Bob Clampett)
3. “Milk and Money” - 1936 (Tex Avery)
4. “I've Got to Sing a Torch Song” - 1933 (Tom Palmer [uncredited])
5. “Porky at the Crocadero”* - 1938 (Frank Tashlin)
6. “Polar Pals” - 1939 (Bob Clampett)
7. “Scrap Happy Daffy” - 1943 (Frank Tashlin)
8. “Porky's Double Trouble” - 1937 (Frank Tashlin)
9. "Golddiggers of '49” - 1935 (Tex Avery)
10. “Pilgrim Porky” - 1940 (Bob Clampett)
11. “Wise Quacks” - 1939 (Bob Clampett)
12. “Porky's Preview”* - 1941 (Tex Avery)
13. “Porky's Poppa” - 1938 (Bob Clampett)
14. “Wholly Smoke”* - 1938 (Frank Tashlin)
15. “What Price Porky” - 1938 (Bob Clampett)

(*) indicates commentary

Special Features:

- Unsung Maestros: A Directors Tribute

- The Looney Tunes TV Specials: *Bugs and Daffy's Carnival of the Animals

- Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales

- Bugs Bunny's Bustin' Out All Over

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