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Looney Tunes Golden Collection

The Looney Tunes Golden Collection is a series of six four-disc DVD sets from Warner Home Video, each containing about 60 Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies animated shorts originally released from the 1930s to 1960s. The initial run of the series was in folding cardboard packaging issued gradually from October 28, 2003 to October 21, 2008. A boxed set combining all six volumes was released in 2011, and each volume was reissued separately in standard Amaray-style cases in 2020.

Overview
The Golden Collection series was launched following the success of the Walt Disney Treasures series which collected archived Disney material.

These collections were made possible after the merger of Time Warner (which owned the color cartoons released from August 1, 1948, onward, as well as the black-and-white Looney Tunes, the post-Harman/Ising black-and-white Merrie Melodies and the first H/I Merrie Melodies entry Lady, Play Your Mandolin!) and Turner Broadcasting System (which owned the color cartoons released prior to August 1, 1948, and the remaining Harman/Ising Merrie Melodies; most of these cartoons had been released as part of The Golden Age of Looney Tunes laserdisc series), along with the subsequent transfer of video rights to the Turner library from MGM Home Entertainment to Warner Home Video.

The cartoons included on the set are uncut, unedited, uncensored, and digitally restored and remastered from the original black-and-white and successive exposure Technicolor film negatives (or, in the case of the Cinecolor shorts, the Technicolor reprints). However, some of the cartoons in these collections are derived from the "Blue Ribbon" reissues (altered from their original versions with their revised front-and-end credit sequences), as the original titles for these cartoons are presumably lost. Where the original titles, instead of the "Blue Ribbon" titles, still exist, Warner has taken the "Blue Ribbon" titles out.

A handful of cartoons in the first two collections and the bonus cartoons on Volume 6 have digital video noise reduction (DVNR) artifacting. The noise reduction process sometimes unintentionally erases or blurs some of the picture on certain scenes of the cartoons, which has caused controversy among some Looney Tunes fans. The most recent collections, however, lack such artifacting. Since August 2007, Warner Home Video has been quietly reissuing copies of the fourth disc of Volume 2 that lacks artifacting and interlacing because of numerous complaints by consumers.

Beginning with Volume 3, a warning was printed on the packaging explaining that the collection is intended for adults and the content may not be suitable for children (except for Volume 6, which states that it isn't suitable for children). This goes along with Whoopi Goldberg's filmed introduction in Volume 3 which explains the history of ethnic imagery that frequently appears in cartoons of the 1930s and 1940s. Beginning with Volume 4, a singular disclaimer text card similar to Goldberg's spoken disclaimer precedes each disc's main menu. This is seen on the Tom and Jerry Spotlight Collection discs and even on the back of the Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection discs (though for the latter, they are from Universal, not Warner Bros.).

The DVDs also feature several special features including interviews/documentaries of the people behind the cartoons such as Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, Tex Avery, Robert McKimson, Chuck Jones, musical conductor Carl Stalling and voice-artist Mel Blanc, pencil tests, and audio commentaries by animation historians Jerry Beck, Michael Barrier and Greg Ford, as well as current animators Paul Dini, Eric Goldberg and John Kricfalusi and voice actors Stan Freberg and June Foray. In addition to the appearances by the above-mentioned, there is interview footage of Stan Freberg, June Foray, Noel Blanc, Billy West, Keith Scott, Mark Evanier, Bob Bergen, Joe Alaskey, Bill Melendez, Willie Ito, Corny Cole, Peter Alvarado and the children of the various directors: Robert McKimson, Jr., Ruth Clampett, Sybil Freleng and Linda Jones. Audio footage of Mel Blanc in recording sessions is heard as a bonus feature on several of the discs, as is an obscure audio clip of Arthur Q. Bryan rehearsing a line as Elmer Fudd in What's Opera, Doc?. In total, there are 356 cartoons (18 more than The Golden Age of Looney Tunes) spread throughout the six volumes.

In some regions, such as Regions 2 and 4, each disc in each volume is packaged (or re-packaged) separately. In this format, it was titled "Looney Tunes Collection" omitting 'Golden' from the title. There were no boxes to group the various volumes, and no numbering on the spine of each individual cover, so storage order was not easily maintained. The Region 1 box set has since been released in Regions 2 and 4.

Volume 1
Volume 1 (released on October 28, 2003) contains 56 cartoons (all in color) mostly from the 1950s with a smaller selection of shorts from the 1940s. Popular shorts include:

 * Baseball Bugs
 * Rabbit Seasoning
 * Bully for Bugs
 * Long-Haired Hare
 * High Diving Hare
 * Rabbit of Seville
 * Duck Amuck
 * The Scarlet Pumpernickel
 * Rabbit Fire
 * Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century
 * Hair-Raising Hare
 * Fast and Furry-ous
 * For Scent-imental Reasons
 * Feed the Kitty
 * Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid
 * Tortoise Wins by a Hare
 * Speedy Gonzales
 * The Foghorn Leghorn
 * Devil May Hare

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one is dedicated to Bugs Bunny
 * Disc two is dedicated to Daffy Duck and Porky Pig
 * Discs three and four consist of an assortment of shorts featuring other characters, grouped by director: Chuck Jones and Bob Clampett on disc three, Friz Freleng and Robert McKimson on disc four

Volume 2
Volume 2 (released on November 2, 2004) contains a broader selection of cartoons from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, including:

 * The Big Snooze
 * Broomstick Bunny
 * Bugs Bunny Rides Again
 * The Heckling Hare
 * Little Red Riding Rabbit
 * Tortoise Beats Hare
 * Baby Buggy Bunny
 * Beep, Beep
 * Stop! Look! And Hasten!
 * Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z
 * The Dover Boys
 * Mouse Wreckers
 * A Bear for Punishment
 * Bad Ol' Putty Tat
 * Gift Wrapped
 * Ain't She Tweet
 * Tweetie Pie
 * Kitty Kornered
 * Baby Bottleneck
 * Old Glory
 * The Great Piggy Bank Robbery
 * Porky in Wackyland
 * Back Alley Oproar
 * Book Revue
 * A Corny Concerto
 * I Love to Singa
 * Three Little Bops
 * One Froggy Evening
 * Show Biz Bugs
 * What's Opera, Doc?
 * You Ought to Be in Pictures

This is the first volume to have 60 cartoons, which would continue to be the "standard" number in later volumes (though most would also include additional "bonus" cartoons).

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one, as in the first edition, contains only Bugs Bunny cartoons.
 * Disc two contains Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote shorts, along with four cartoons from Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote creator Chuck Jones.
 * Disc three contains nine Sylvester/Tweety shorts, along with six cartoons starring Daffy Duck and/or Porky Pig.
 * Disc four is an all-stars disc, though there is some relation between each cartoon on the disc: they are either musicals, Hollywood parodies, set on a stage, or incorporate other forms of show business.

Volume 3
Volume 3 (released on October 25, 2005) contains a selection of cartoons (52 in color, 8 in black-and-white) mostly from the 1930s and 1940s, but with some from the 1950s and 1960s including such popular shorts as:

 * A Hare Grows in Manhattan
 * Hillbilly Hare
 * Duck! Rabbit, Duck!
 * Thugs with Dirty Mugs
 * Swooner Crooner
 * I Haven't Got a Hat
 * Porky's Romance
 * Porky's Party
 * Porky in Egypt
 * Pigs in a Polka
 * Porky Pig's Feat
 * Robin Hood Daffy
 * Claws for Alarm
 * Super-Rabbit
 * A Gruesome Twosome
 * Draftee Daffy
 * Falling Hare
 * Birds Anonymous
 * An Itch in Time
 * Odor-able Kitty
 * Walky Talky Hawky

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one, as with previous volumes, is only Bugs Bunny.
 * Disc two features Hollywood caricatures and parodies.
 * Disc three mainly concerns Porky Pig, with a few other pig-related cartoons thrown in.
 * Disc four is the all-stars disc.

Volume 4
Volume 4 (released on November 14, 2006) contains selections (51 in color and 9 in black and white) ranging from 1936 to 1966 (the latest Looney Tunes cartoon yet), including such popular shorts as:

 * Rabbit Hood
 * Operation: Rabbit
 * Mississippi Hare
 * 8 Ball Bunny
 * Knighty Knight Bugs
 * The Case of the Stuttering Pig
 * Plane Daffy
 * Puss N' Booty
 * The Stupid Cupid
 * Cat-Tails For Two
 * Mexicali Shmoes
 * The Pied Piper of Guadalupe
 * The Night Watchman
 * The Aristo-Cat
 * Dough Ray Me-ow
 * Mouse and Garden

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one continues the tradition of the only-Bugs Bunny disc.
 * Disc two is dedicated to director Frank Tashlin.
 * Disc three contains only Speedy Gonzales cartoons.
 * Disc four consists of cartoons starring obscure Looney Tunes cats, with a few Sylvester cartoons thrown in for good measure.

Volume 5
Volume 5 (released on October 30, 2007) contains 41 color cartoons and 19 black-and-white cartoons (the most of any set thus far), including such popular shorts as:

 * Ali Baba Bunny
 * Buccaneer Bunny
 * A Pest in the House
 * Stupor Duck
 * The Stupor Salesman
 * The Abominable Snow Rabbit
 * You Were Never Duckier
 * Bewitched Bunny
 * The Bear's Tale
 * Goldimouse and the Three Cats
 * Little Red Walking Hood
 * The Trial of Mr. Wolf
 * Buckaroo Bugs
 * Hare Ribbin'
 * The Old Grey Hare
 * The Wise Quacking Duck
 * The Daffy Doc
 * A Tale of Two Kitties
 * Eatin' on the Cuff
 * Porky at the Crocadero
 * Scrap Happy Daffy
 * Gold Diggers of '49
 * Porky's Preview
 * Wholly Smoke

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one features Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. This is the first time that the first disc is not entirely dedicated to Bugs Bunny, now sharing the spotlight with Daffy Duck.
 * Disc two contains parodies of fairy tale stories, mostly of Little Red Riding Hood.
 * Disc three honors the work of director Bob Clampett.
 * Disc four features Porky Pig and other early classics - all in black-and-white (the first such disc in the LTGC).

Volume 6
Volume 6 (released on October 21, 2008) concludes the entire series of the Golden Collection. The ratio of color to black-and-white cartoons (41 to 19) is the same as the previous volume. This volume contains such popular shorts as:

 * Hare Trigger
 * Crowing Pains
 * My Favorite Duck
 * Satan's Waitin'
 * Bear Feat
 * Dog Gone South
 * A Ham in a Role
 * Herr Meets Hare
 * Russian Rhapsody
 * The Draft Horse
 * The Ducktators
 * Horton Hatches the Egg
 * Fresh Airedale
 * Chow Hound
 * Rocket-Bye Baby
 * Much Ado About Nutting
 * The Hole Idea
 * Now Hear This
 * Page Miss Glory

Disc-by-disc breakdown

 * Disc one features an all-star collection.
 * Disc two features cartoons with a World War II theme (and possibly World War I in the case of Bosko the Doughboy).
 * Disc three features early 1930s black and white cartoons that star Bosko, Buddy and other characters.
 * Disc four features a collection of one-shots.

Re-release
On December 27, 2011, Warner re-packaged all volumes in a single boxed set. From January through June 2020, each volume was reissued separately in standard Amaray-style cases.

Looney Tunes: Spotlight Collection
Concurrently with the Golden Collections, Warner Home Video also released the Looney Tunes: Spotlight Collection, each volume of which packaged half of the cartoons of a Golden Collection, on two DVDs. The exception to this practice was in 2005, with Warner Home Video instead releasing the somewhat-misnamed Looney Tunes Movie Collection, which featured DVDs containing The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie and Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales.

Looney Tunes Super Stars
In November 2009, it was reported that two new single-disc DVD releases, with 15 cartoons each, would be released in April 2010. It was also reported that these 30 cartoons would not contain any duplicates that had already been released as part of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection releases. This series of DVDs is called Looney Tunes Super Stars and the first two titles are Bugs Bunny: Hare Extraordinaire and Daffy Duck: Frustrated Fowl. These new DVDs still have the cartoons digitally restored and remastered - in addition to being shown uncut and uncensored. A second set of Looney Tunes Super Stars DVDs was released on November 30, 2010. The titles in the second wave are Foghorn Leghorn & Friends: Barnyard Bigmouth and Tweety & Sylvester: Feline Fwenzy (which featured a collection of 15 previously-on-DVD shorts).

Some viewers noted discs of the first wave proved to be cropped and distorted and otherwise poorly restored to present the shorts in "widescreen" as opposed to their original aspect ratio (though these were just for the post-1953 shorts). Warner Bros. stated the reason for this was that all post-1953 WB shorts were shown in matted-widescreen in theaters.

On December 1, 2010, animation expert Jerry Beck explained on the Shokus Internet Radio call-in talk program, Stu's Show that Warner aimed this series not at collectors, but at the mass market who expect it to fit on their widescreen TVs. He speculated that at some point down the road there will probably be a double-dip release of those shorts in a collector's DVD version with the video in fullscreen format. However, the Foghorn Leghorn disc contains both the matted-widescreen versions and the original fullscreen (and will most likely continue for future waves featuring new-to-DVD shorts). Jerry Beck stated on Stu's Show on December 1, 2010 that 2011 would see new Super Stars releases, such as a release titled Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote (which features new-to-DVD shorts), another Sylvester release titled Sylvester and Hippety Hopper (with more new-to-DVD shorts) and another Bugs release (with double dips).

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection
Another new series, Looney Tunes Platinum Collection, was released on Blu-ray. The first volume was released on November 15, 2011. A 2-disc DVD version of the Platinum Collection was made available on July 3, 2012. The first two discs overlap with releases from the Golden and Super Stars collections. Two more volumes were released on Blu-ray and DVD in the following years.

Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles: The Chuck Jones Collection
In 2012, Warner Home Video released a 2-Disc Blu-Ray and DVD set titled Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles: The Chuck Jones Collection that contained both Sniffles and Hubie and Bertie's entire filmography.

Porky Pig 101
In 2017, Warner Archive released a 5-disc DVD set called Porky Pig 101 featuring the first 101 cartoons of Porky Pig's filmography.

Bugs Bunny 80th Anniversary Collection
In 2020, Warner Home Video released a 3-Disc Blu-ray Disc set collecting 60 Bugs Bunny cartoons, all digitally restored in HD, including 40 cartoons previously unavailable on DVD or Blu-ray Disc.

Looney Tunes Collector's Choice
In January 2023, Warner Archive announced they would be releasing newly restored to disc shorts via the single disc Looney Tunes Collector's Choice series, with the first volume releasing on May 30, 2023.

Available shorts
This is a listing of the shorts in the Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series currently available on the Looney Tunes Golden Collections, and its successors, Looney Tunes Super Stars, Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles: The Chuck Jones Collection, The Essential Bugs Bunny and The Essential Daffy Duck. A new series has made it to Blu-ray Disc with the Looney Tunes Platinum Collection. In addition Warner Archive released Porky Pig 101 which contained all 99 black and white Porky Pig cartoons. In 2020 Warner Home Video released Bugs Bunny 80th Anniversary Collection which contained several newly restored shorts that were previously unavailable on DVD or Blu-ray Disc. In 2023, Warner Archive began the Looney Tunes Collector's Choice series of Blu-Rays, beginning with Volume 1 released on May 30. This list also provides shorts included as bonus cartoons on miscellaneous DVDs.

Key

 * = Looney Tunes
 * = Merrie Melodies
 * = was reissued as a Blue Ribbon Merrie Melodie
 * NT = Non-theatrical shorts
 * X:Y = Volume X, Disc Y (NR if unrestored and/or included only among special features)
 * GC = Looney Tunes Golden Collection
 * PC = Looney Tunes Platinum Collection
 * BB = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Bugs Bunny: Hare Extraordinaire
 * DD = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Daffy Duck: Frustrated Fowl
 * FL = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Foghorn Leghorn & Friends: Barnyard Bigmouth
 * SH = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote: Supergenius Hijinks
 * PLP = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Pepe Le Pew: Zee Best of Zee Best
 * PP = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Porky & Friends: Hilarious Ham
 * FF = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Tweety & Sylvester: Feline Fwenzy
 * WW = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Bugs Bunny: Wascally Wabbit
 * MM = Looney Tunes Super Stars' Sylvester and Hippety Hopper: Marsupial Mayhem
 * MC = Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles: The Chuck Jones Collection
 * EBB = The Essential Bugs Bunny
 * EDD = The Essential Daffy Duck
 * PP101 = Porky Pig 101
 * BB80 = Bugs Bunny 80th Anniversary Collection
 * CC = Looney Tunes Collector's Choice

 * 1) Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid (Harman and Ising/GC 1:4NR) - 1929
 * 2)  Sinkin' in the Bathtub (Harman and Ising/Apr/GC 3:2NR) - 1930
 * 3)  Congo Jazz (Harman and Ising/Sep/GC 6:3) - 1930
 * 4)  The Booze Hangs High (Harman and Ising/Nov/GC 6:3) - 1930
 * 5)  Lady, Play Your Mandolin! (Ising/GC 1:3NR) - 1931
 * 6)  Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! (Ising/Sep 5/GC 6:3) - 1931
 * 7)  One More Time (Ising/Oct 3/GC 6:3) - 1931
 * 8)  Bosko the Doughboy (Harman/Oct 17/GC 6:2) - 1931
 * 9)  You Don't Know What You're Doin'! (Ising/Oct 31/GC 6:3) - 1931
 * 10)  It's Got Me Again! (Harman and Ising/May 14/GC 3:2NR) - 1932
 * 11)  Moonlight for Two (Harman and Ising/Jun 11/Forbidden Hollywood Vol. 3) - 1932
 * 12)  I Love a Parade (Ising/GC 6:3'') - 1932
 * 13)  Ride Him, Bosko! (Harman/Sep 17/GC 6:3) - 1932
 * 14)  The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives (Rudy Ising/Jan. 7/Lady Killer DVD)-1933
 * 15)  One Step Ahead of My Shadow (Rudolf Ising, Feb. 4/Forbidden Hollywood Vol. 3)-1933
 * 16)  Bosko in Person (Harman and Freleng/Feb 11/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 17)  Young and Healthy (Rudy Ising/March 4/Footlight Parade DVD)-1933
 * 18)  The Organ Grinder (Rudy Ising/April 8/Mayor of Hell DVD)-1933
 * 19)  Wake Up the Gypsy in Me (Rudy Ising/May 13/Picture Snatcher DVD)-1933
 * 20)  I Like Mountain Music (Ising/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 21)  Shuffle Off to Buffalo (Ising/Jul 8/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 22)  Bosko's Mechanical Man (Harman/Jul 29/Morning Glory DVD)-1933
 * 23)  The Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Ising/Aug 5/6:3) - 1933
 * 24)  Bosko's Picture Show (Harman and Freleng/Aug 26/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 25)  We're in the Money (Ising/Aug 26/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 26)  Buddy's Day Out (Palmer/Sep 9/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 27)  I've Got to Sing a Torch Song (Palmer/Sep 23/GC 5:4) - 1933
 * 28)  Sittin' on a Backyard Fence (Duvall/GC 6:3'') - 1933
 * 29)  Buddy's Beer Garden (Duvall/Nov 18/GC 6:3) - 1933
 * 30)  Pettin' in the Park (Brown/Jan. 27/Gold Diggers of 1933 DVD)-1934
 * 31)  Honeymoon Hotel (Duvall/Feb 17/CC 3)-1934
 * 32)  How Do I Know It's Sunday (Freleng/GC 6:3) - 1934
 * 33)  Buddy's Circus (King/Aug 25/GC 6:3) - 1934
 * 34)  Shake Your Powder Puff (Freleng/9-29/The Gay Divorcee DVD)-1934
 * 35)  Those Beautiful Dames (Freleng/11-10/Dames DVD)-1934
 * 36)  Mr. and Mrs. is the Name (Freleng/1-19/ CC 3) - 1935
 * 37)  I Haven't Got a Hat (Freleng/Mar 9/GC 3:3/PP101) - 1935
 * 38)  Into Your Dance (Freleng/Jun 8/Annie Oakley DVD)-1935
 * 39)  The Country Mouse (Freleng/Jul 13/MC:2)  - 1935
 * 40)  Buddy the Gee Man (King/Aug 24/G Men DVD)-1935
 * 41)  A Cartoonist's Nightmare (King/Sep 14/GC 6:3/PP101) - 1935
 * 42)  Hollywood Capers (King/Oct 19/GC 3:2) - 1935
 * 43)  Billboard Frolics (Freleng/11-09/Captain Blood DVD)-1935
 * 44)  Gold Diggers of '49 (Avery/Nov 2/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1935
 * 45)  Boom Boom (King/Feb 29/PP101)- 1936
 * 46)  Page Miss Glory (Avery/Mar 7/GC 6:4/PC 2:2) - 1936
 * 47)  Alpine Antics (King/Mar 9/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1936
 * 48)  The Blow Out (Avery/Apr 4/PP101) - 1936
 * 49)  Westward Whoa (King/Apr 25/PP101) - 1936
 * 50)  Plane Dippy (Avery/Apr 30/PP101) - 1936
 * 51)  Fish Tales (King/May 23/PP101) - 1936
 * 52)  Shanghaied Shipmates (King/Jun 20/PP101) - 1936
 * 53)  Porky's Pet (King/Jul 11/PP101) - 1936
 * 54)  I Love to Singa (Avery/Jul 18/GC 2:4/PC 1:2) - 1936
 * 55)  Porky the Rain-Maker (Avery/Aug 1/PP101) - 1936
 * 56)  Porky's Poultry Plant (Tashlin/Aug 22/GC 4:2/PP101) - 1936
 * 57)  Milk and Money (Avery/Oct 3/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1936
 * 58)  Porky's Moving Day (King/Oct 7/PP101) - 1936
 * 59)  Little Beau Porky (Tashlin/Nov 14/GC 4:2/PP101) - 1936
 * 60)  The Coo-Coo Nut Grove (Freleng/Nov 28/GC 3:2) - 1936
 * 61)  The Village Smithy (Avery/Dec 5/PP101) - 1936
 * 62)  Porky in the North Woods (Tashlin/Dec 19/GC 4:2/PP101) - 1936
 * 63)  Porky the Wrestler (Avery/Jan 9/PP101) - 1937
 * 64)  Pigs Is Pigs (Freleng/Jan 30/GC 3:3)  - 1937
 * 65)  Porky's Road Race (Tashlin/Feb 6/GC 3:2/PP101) - 1937
 * 66)  Picador Porky (Avery/Feb 27/PP101) - 1937
 * 67)  I Only Have Eyes for You (Avery/Mar 6/CC 3)  - 1937
 * 68)  Porky's Romance (Tashlin/Apr 3/GC 3:3/PP101) - 1937
 * 69)  She Was an Acrobat's Daughter (Freleng/Apr 10/GC 3:2) - 1937
 * 70)  Porky's Duck Hunt (Avery/Apr 17/EDD/PP101) - 1937
 * 71)  Porky and Gabby (Iwerks/May 15/PP101) - 1937
 * 72)  Porky's Building (Tashlin/Jun 19/PP101) - 1937
 * 73)  Porky's Super Service (Iwerks/Jul 3/PP101) - 1937
 * 74)  Egghead Rides Again (Avery/Jul 17/CC 3) - 1937
 * 75)  Porky's Badtime Story (Iwerks/Jul 24/PP101) - 1937
 * 76)  Porky's Railroad (Tashlin/Aug 7/GC 4:2/PP101) - 1937
 * 77)  Get Rich Quick Porky (Clampett/Aug 28/PP101) - 1937
 * 78)  Speaking of the Weather (Tashlin/Sep 4/GC 3:2) - 1937
 * 79)  Porky's Garden (Avery/Sep 11/PP101) - 1937
 * 80)  I Wanna Be a Sailor (Avery/Sep 25/CC 2)  - 1937
 * 81)  Rover's Rival (Clampett/Oct 9/PP101) - 1937
 * 82)  The Lyin' Mouse (Freleng/Oct 16/MC:2) - 1937
 * 83)  The Case of the Stuttering Pig (Tashlin/Oct 30/GC 4:2/PP101) - 1937
 * 84)  Little Red Walking Hood (Avery/Nov 6/GC 5:2) - 1937
 * 85)  Porky's Double Trouble (Tashlin/Nov 13/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1937
 * 86)  The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos (Tashlin/Dec 4/GC 3:2) - 1937
 * 87)  Porky's Hero Agency (Clampett/Dec 4/PP101) - 1937
 * 88)  Daffy Duck & Egghead (Avery/Jan 1/GC 3:4/EDD) - 1938
 * 89)  Porky's Poppa (Clampett/Jan 15/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1938
 * 90)  Porky at the Crocadero (Tashlin/Feb 5/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1938
 * 91)  What Price Porky (Clampett/Feb 26/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1938
 * 92)  Porky's Phoney Express (Howard & Dalton/Mar 19/PP101) - 1938
 * 93)  Porky's Five & Ten (Clampett/Apr 16/PP101) - 1938
 * 94)  The Penguin Parade (Avery/Apr 23/CC 2)- 1938
 * 95)  Porky's Hare Hunt (Hardaway/April 30/PC 2:2/PP101) - 1938
 * 96)  Now That Summer is Gone (Tashlin/May 14/GC 4:2)  - 1938
 * 97)  Injun Trouble (Clampett/May 21/Porky 101) - 1938
 * 98)  Porky the Fireman (Tashlin/Jun 4/GC 4:2) - 1938
 * 99)  Katnip Kollege (Howard and Dalton/Jun 11/GC 2:4/PC 1:2)  - 1938
 * 100)  Porky's Party (Clampett/Jun 25/GC 3:3) - 1938
 * 101)  Have You Got Any Castles? (Tashlin/Jun 25/GC 2:4)  - 1938
 * 102)  Porky's Spring Planting (Tashlin/Jul 16/PP101) - 1938
 * 103)  Cinderella Meets Fella (Avery/Jul 23/CC 3) - 1938
 * 104)  Porky & Daffy (Clampett/Aug 6/PP101) - 1938
 * 105)  Wholly Smoke (Tashlin/Aug 27/GC 5:4) - 1938
 * 106)  Cracked Ice (Tashlin/Sep 10/GC 4:2) - 1938
 * 107)  A Feud There Was (Avery/Sep 24/CC 3) - 1938
 * 108)  Porky in Wackyland (Clampett/Sep 24/GC 2:3/PC 2:1) - 1938
 * 109)  Little Pancho Vanilla (Tashlin/Oct 8/GC 4:2)  - 1938
 * 110)  Porky's Naughty Nephew (Clampett/Oct 15/PP101) - 1938
 * 111)  Porky in Egypt (Clampett/Nov 5/GC 3:3/PC 2:1) - 1938
 * 112)  You're an Education (Tashlin/Nov 5/GC 4:2)  - 1938
 * 113)  The Night Watchman (Jones/Nov 19/GC 4:4) - 1938
 * 114)  The Daffy Doc (Clampett/Nov 26/GC 5:3/EDD) - 1938
 * 115)  Daffy Duck in Hollywood (Avery/Dec 3/GC 3:2) - 1938
 * 116)  Porky the Gob (Hardaway & Dalton/Dec 17/PP101) - 1938
 * 117)  The Mice Will Play (Avery/Dec 31/MC:2 - 1938
 * 118)  The Lone Stranger and Porky (Clampett/Jan 7/PP101) - 1939
 * 119)  It's an Ill Wind (Hardaway & Dalton/Jan 28/PP101) - 1939
 * 120)  Hamateur Night (Avery/Jan 28/CC 2) - 1939
 * 121)  Porky's Tire Trouble (Clampett/Feb 18/PP101) - 1939
 * 122)  Porky's Movie Mystery (Clampett/March 11/PP101) - 1939
 * 123)  Prest-O Change-O (Jones/March 25/PC 2:2) - 1939
 * 124)  Chicken Jitters (Clampett/Apr 1/PP101)
 * 125)  Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur (Jones/Apr 22/GC 3:4) - 1939
 * 126)  Porky and Teabiscuit (Hardaway and Dalton/Apr 22/GC 3:3/PP101) - 1939
 * 127)  Thugs with Dirty Mugs (Avery/May 6/GC 3:2)  - 1939
 * 128)  Kristopher Kolumbus Jr. (Clampett/May 13/PP101) - 1939
 * 129)  Naughty but Mice (Jones/May 20/''MC:1) - 1939
 * 130)  Polar Pals (Clampett/Jun 3/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1939
 * 131)  Scalp Trouble (Clampett/Jun 24/PP101) - 1939
 * 132)  Old Glory (Jones/Jul 1/GC 2:3/PC 1:1/PP101)  - 1939
 * 133)  Porky's Picnic (Clampett/Jul 15/PP101) - 1939
 * 134)  Wise Quacks (Clampett/Aug 5/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1939
 * 135)  Hare-um Scare-um (Hardaway/Aug 12/GC PC 2:2) - 1939
 * 136)  Porky's Hotel (Clampett/Sep 2/PP101) - 1939
 * 137)  Little Brother Rat (Jones/Sep 2/MC:1) - 1939
 * 138)  Jeepers Creepers (Clampett/Sep 23/PP101) - 1939
 * 139)  Naughty Neighors (Clampett/Oct 7/PP101) - 1939
 * 140)  Pied Piper Porky (Clampett/Nov 4/PP101) - 1939
 * 141)  Porky the Giant Killer (Hardaway & Dalton/Nov 18/PP101)
 * 142)  Sniffles and the Bookworm (Jones/Dec 2/MC:1)  - 1939
 * 143)  The Film Fan (Clampett/Dec 16/GC 3:2/PP101) - 1939
 * 144) Porky's Breakdowns (unknown GC 4:4/PP101) - 1939
 * 145)  Porky's Last Stand (Clampett/Jan 6/PP101) - 1940
 * 146)  Africa Squeaks (Clampett/Jan 27/PP101) - 1940
 * 147)  Ali-Baba Bound (Clampett/Feb 10/PP101) - 1940
 * 148)  Elmer's Candid Camera (Jones/Mar 2/GC 1:3/EBB/PC 2:2/BB80) - 1940
 * 149)  Pilgrim Porky (Clampett/Mar 16/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1940
 * 150)  Cross Country Detours (Avery/Mar 16/CC 2)- 1940
 * 151)  Slap Happy Pappy (Clampett/Apr 13/PP101) - 1940
 * 152)  The Bear's Tale (Avery/Apr 13/GC 5:2) - 1940
 * 153)  Porky's Poor Fish (Clampett/Apr 27/GC 4:4/PP101) - 1940
 * 154)  Sniffles Takes a Trip (Jones/May 11/GC 6:1s/MC:1) 1940
 * 155)  You Ought to Be in Pictures (Freleng/May 18/GC 2:4/PC 2:1/PP101) - 1940
 * 156)  A Gander at Mother Goose (Avery/May 25/GC 5:2) - 1940
 * 157)  The Chewin' Bruin (Clampett/Jun 8/PP101) - 1940
 * 158)  Tom Thumb in Trouble (Jones/Jun 8/GC 5:2)  - 1940
 * 159)  Porky's Baseball Broadcast (Freleng/Jul 6/PP101)
 * 160)  Little Blabbermouse (Freleng/Jul 6/MC:2  - 1940
 * 161)  The Egg Collector (Jones/Jul 20/MC:1)  - 1940
 * 162)  A Wild Hare (Avery/Jul 27/CG 3:2s, NR/GC 4:1s NR/EBB/PC 2:1/BB80)(a.k.a. The Wild Hare) - 1940
 * 163)  Ghost Wanted (Jones/Aug 10/CC 2)- 1940
 * 164)  Patient Porky (Clampett/Aug 24/GC 5:3/PP101) - 1940
 * 165)  Calling Dr. Porky (Freleng/Sep 21/PP101)
 * 166)  Prehistoric Porky (Clampett/Oct 12/GC 5:3/PP101) - 1940
 * 167)  The Sour Puss (Clampett/Nov 2/GC 4:4/PP101) - 1940
 * 168)  Bedtime for Sniffles (Jones/Nov 23/MC:1  - 1940
 * 169)  Porky's Hired Hand (Freleng/Nov 30/PP101) - 1940
 * 170)  The Timid Toreador (Clampett/Dec 21/PP101) - 1940
 * 171)  Shop, Look, and Listen (Freleng/Dec 21/MC:2 - 1940
 * 172)  Elmer's Pet Rabbit (Jones/Jan 4/CC 3)- 1941
 * 173)  Porky's Snooze Reel (Clampett/Jan 11/PP101) - 1940
 * 174)  The Fighting 69½th (Freleng/Jan 18/GC 6:2s)  - 1941
 * 175)  Sniffles Bells the Cat (Jones/Feb 1/MC:1  - 1941
 * 176)  Tortoise Beats Hare (Avery/Mar 15/GC 2:1/WW/PC 2:2) - 1941
 * 177)  Porky's Bear Facts (Freleng/March 29/PP101) - 1941
 * 178)  Goofy Groceries (Clampett/Mar 29/GC 3:2)  - 1941
 * 179)  Toy Trouble (Jones/Apr 12/MC:1)  - 1941
 * 180)  Porky's Preview (Avery/Apr 19/GC 5:4/PP101) - 1941
 * 181)  The Trial of Mister Wolf (Freleng/Apr 26/GC 5:2) - 1941
 * 182)  Porky's Ant (Jones/May 10/PP101) - 1941
 * 183)  Farm Frolics (Clampett/May 10/GC 5:3)  - 1941
 * 184)  Hollywood Steps Out (Avery/May 24/GC 2:4/PC 2:2)  - 1941
 * 185)  A Coy Decoy (Clampett/Jun 7/PP101) - 1941
 * 186)  Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt (Freleng/Jun 7/PC 3:1)
 * 187)  Porky's Prize Pony (Jones/Jun 21/PP101) - 1941
 * 188)  The Wacky Worm (Freleng/Jun 21/CC 2)- 1941
 * 189)  Meet John Doughboy (Clampett/Jul 5/GC 6:2/PP101) - 1941
 * 190)  The Heckling Hare (Avery/Jul 5/GC 2:1/3:2) - 1941
 * 191)  We, the Animals- Squeak (Clampett/Aug 9/PP101) - 1941
 * 192)  The Henpecked Duck (Clampett/Aug 30/PP101) - 1941
 * 193)  Notes to You (Freleng/Sep 20/PP101) - 1941
 * 194)  The Brave Little Bat (Jones/Sep 27/MC:1) - 1941
 * 195)  Robinson Crusoe Jr. (McCabe/Oct 25/PP101) - 1941
 * 196)  Rookie Revue (Freleng/Oct 25/GC 6:2) - 1941
 * 197)  Saddle Silly (Jones/Nov 8/CC 3)- 1941
 * 198)  Porky's Midnight Matinee (Jones/Nov 22/PP101) - 1941
 * 199)  Rhapsody in Rivets (Freleng/Dec 6/PC 3:2) - 1941
 * 200)  Wabbit Twouble (Clampett/Dec 20/GC 1:1/PC 2:2) - 1941
 * 201)  Porky's Pooch (Clampett/Dec 27/GC 5:3/PP101) - 1941
 * 202)  Hop Skip and a Chump (Freleng/Jan 3/CC 3)  - 1942
 * 203)  Porky's Pastry Pirates (Freleng/Jan 17/PP101) - 1942
 * 204)  Who's Who in the Zoo (McCabe/Feb 14/PP101) - 1942
 * 205)  Porky's Cafe (Jones/Feb 21/PP101) - 1942
 * 206)  Conrad the Sailor (Jones/Feb 28/GC 4:4) - 1942
 * 207)  Crazy Cruise (Avery and Clampett/Mar 14/GC 5:3) - 1942
 * 208)  The Wabbit Who Came to Supper (Freleng/Mar 28/GC 3:1) - 1942
 * 209)  Horton Hatches the Egg (Clampett/Apr 11/GC 6:4)  - 1942
 * 210)  Daffy's Southern Exposure (McCabe/May 2/CC 2)- 1942
 * 211)  The Wacky Wabbit (Clampett/May 2/GC 5:3) - 1942
 * 212)  The Draft Horse (Jones/May 9/GC 6:2) - 1942
 * 213)  Lights Fantastic (Freleng/May 23/GC 6:4) - 1942
 * 214)  Hold the Lion, Please (Jones/June 6/BB80)- 1942
 * 215)  Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid (Clampett/Jul 11/GC 1:3/PC 2:2/BB80) - 1942
 * 216)  Wacky Blackout (Clampett/Jul 11/GC 6:2) - 1942
 * 217)  Foney Fables (Freleng/Aug 1/GC 5:2) - 1942
 * 218)  The Ducktators (McCabe/Aug 1/GC 6:2) - 1942
 * 219)  Eatin' on the Cuff or The Moth Who Came to Dinner (Clampett/Aug 22/GC 5:4) - 1942
 * 220)  The Dover Boys at Pimento University or The Rivals of Roquefort Hall (Jones/Sep 10/GC 2:2/PC 1:2) - 1942
 * 221)  The Hep Cat (Clampett/Oct 3/GC 2:4)  - 1942
 * 222)  The Sheepish Wolf (Freleng/Oct 17/CC 3)  - 1942
 * 223)  The Hare-Brained Hypnotist (Freleng/Oct 31/GC 2:1) - 1942
 * 224)  A Tale of Two Kitties (Clampett/Nov 21/GC 5:3/PC 1:1)  - 1942
 * 225)  My Favorite Duck (Jones/Dec 5/GC 4:2s/GC 6:1)  - 1942
 * 226)  Ding Dog Daddy (Freleng/Dec 5/CC 2)- 1942
 * 227)  Case of the Missing Hare (Jones/Dec 12/GC 3:1) - 1942
 * 228) Point Rationing of Foods (Jones/Feb/GC 3:3s/PC 1:3s) - 1943
 * 229)  Confusions of a Nutzy Spy (McCabe/Jan 23/GC 6:2/PP101) - 1943
 * 230)  Pigs in a Polka (Freleng/Feb 2/GC 3:3)  - 1943
 * 231)  Tortoise Wins by a Hare (Clampett/Feb 20/GC 1:3/PC 2:2) - 1943
 * 232)  The Fifth-Column Mouse (Freleng/Mar 6/GC 6:2) - 1943
 * 233)  To Duck or Not to Duck (Jones/Mar 6/GC 6:1) - 1943
 * 234)  Hop and Go (McCabe/Mar 27/GC 6:2) - 1943
 * 235)  Super-Rabbit (Jones/Apr 3/GC 3:4/WW/BB80) - 1943
 * 236)  The Unbearable Bear (Jones/Apr 17/MC:1)  - 1943
 * 237)  The Wise Quacking Duck (Clampett/May 1/GC 5:3/PC 2:1) - 1943
 * 238)  Greetings Bait (Freleng/May 15/CC 2)  - 1943
 * 239)  Jack-Wabbit and the Beanstalk (Freleng/Jun 12/BB80) - 1943
 * 240)  The Aristo-Cat (Jones/Jun 19/GC 4:4/MC:2)  - 1943
 * 241) Coming Snafu (Jones/Jun/5:3s) - 1943
 * 242)  Yankee Doodle Daffy (Freleng/Jul 3/GC 1:2) - 1943
 * 243)  Wackiki Wabbit (Jones/Jul 3/GC 3:1) - 1943
 * 244)  Porky Pig's Feat (Tashlin/Jul 17/GC 3:3/PC 3:2/PP101) - 1943
 * 245) Gripes (Freleng/Jul/GC 5:3s) - 1943
 * 246)  Scrap Happy Daffy (Tashlin/Aug 21/GC 5:4/PC 3:2) - 1943
 * 247) Spies (Jones/Aug/GC 3:4s) - 1943
 * 248)  Hiss and Make Up (Freleng/Sep 11/CC 2)  - 1943
 * 249)  A Corny Concerto (Clampett/Sep 25/GC 2:4/4:1/PC 3:1) - 1943
 * 250) The Goldbrick (Tashlin/Sep/GC 4:2s) - 1943
 * 251)  Fin N Catty (Jones/Oct 23/CC 2)  - 1943
 * 252)  Falling Hare (Clampett/Oct 30/GC 3:4/PC 3:1) - 1943
 * 253) The Home Front (Tashlin/Nov/GC 4:2s) - 1943
 * 254)   Daffy - The Commando (Freleng/Nov 20/GC 6:2) - 1943
 * 255)  An Itch in Time (Clampett/Dec 4/GC 3:4/PC 2:2)  - 1943
 * 256)  Puss n' Booty (Tashlin/Dec 11/GC 4:2) - 1943
 * 257) Rumors (Freleng/Dec/GC 3:4s) - 1943
 * 258)  Little Red Riding Rabbit (Freleng/Jan 4/GC 2:1/PC 3:1) - 1944
 * 259)  What's Cookin' Doc? (Clampett/Jan 8/GC 4:1s NR/BB80) - 1944
 * 260)  Tom Turk and Daffy (Jones/Feb 12/PP) - 1944
 * 261)  Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears (Jones/Feb 26/GC 1:3/BB80) - 1944
 * 262)  I Got Plenty of Mutton (Tashlin/Mar 11/GC 4:2) - 1944
 * 263) Snafuperman (Freleng/Mar/GC 3:4s) - 1944
 * 264)  The Weakly Reporter (Jones/Mar 25/GC 6:2) - 1944
 * 265)  Tick Tock Tuckered (Clampett/Apr 8/DD)  - 1944
 * 266)  Swooner Crooner (Tashlin/May 6/GC 3:2/PC 3:2)  - 1944
 * 267)  Russian Rhapsody (Clampett/May 20/GC 6:2/PC 2:2) - 1944
 * 268)  Duck Soup to Nuts (Freleng/May 27/GC 2:3)  - 1944
 * 269)  Hare Ribbin' (Clampett/Jun 24/GC 5:3/BB80) - 1944
 * 270)  Brother Brat (Tashlin/Jul 15/CC 2) - 1944
 * 271)  Hare Force (Freleng/Jul 22/GC 3:1) - 1944
 * 272) Censored (Tashlin/Jul/GC 4:2s) - 1944
 * 273) Hell-Bent for Election (Jones/Jul/PC 1:3s) - 1944
 * 274)  From Hand to Mouse (Jones/Aug 5/CC 2)  - 1944
 * 275)  Birdy and the Beast (Clampett/Aug 19/PC 2:1) - 1944
 * 276)  Buckaroo Bugs (Clampett/Aug 26/GC 5:3/PC 2:1) - 1944
 * 277)  Plane Daffy (Tashlin/Sep 16/GC 4:2/PC 3:2/EDD) - 1944
 * 278)  Lost and Foundling (Jones/Sep 30/MC:1)  - 1944
 * 279)  Booby Hatched (Tashlin/Oct 14/GC 4:2)  - 1944
 * 280)  The Old Grey Hare (Clampett/Oct 28/GC 5:3/PC 1:1/EBB/BB80) - 1944
 * 281)  The Stupid Cupid (Tashlin/Nov 25/GC 4:2/PC 3:2)  - 1944
 * 282)  Stage Door Cartoon (Freleng/Dec 30/GC 2:4) - 1944
 * 283)  Odor-able Kitty (Jones/Jan 6/GC 3:4/PLP)  - 1945
 * 284)  Herr Meets Hare (Freleng/Jan 13/GC 6:2) - 1945
 * 285)  Draftee Daffy (Clampett/Jan 27/GC 3:4/PC 3:2) - 1945
 * 286)  The Unruly Hare (Tashlin/Feb 10/CC 1) - 1945
 * 287)  Trap Happy Porky (Jones/Feb 24/MC:2'' - 1945
 * 288)  Life with Feathers (Freleng/March 24/PC 3:2) - 1945
 * 289)  Behind the Meat-Ball (Tashlin/Apr 7/CC 2) - 1945
 * 290)  Hare Trigger (Freleng/May 5/GC 3:3s/6:1) - 1945
 * 291)  A Gruesome Twosome (Clampett/Jun 9/GC 3:4/PC 3:2) - 1945
 * 292)  Tale of Two Mice (Tashlin/Jun 30/CC 1) -  1945
 * 293)  Wagon Heels (Clampett/Jul 28/GC 5:3/PP) - 1945
 * 294)  Hare Conditioned (Jones/Aug 11/GC 2:1) - 1945
 * 295)  Fresh Airedale (Jones/Aug 25/GC 6:4)  - 1945
 * 296)  The Bashful Buzzard (Clampett/Sep 5/GC 5:3/PC 2:2)  - 1945
 * 297)  Hare Tonic (Jones/Nov 10/GC 3:1/PC 1:1) - 1945
 * 298)  Nasty Quacks (Tashlin/Dec 1/DD/EDD/PC 3:2) - 1945
 * 299) The Return of Mr. Hook (1945/McKimson/GC 5:3s) - 1945
 * 300) The Good Egg (1945/Jones/GC 5:3s) - 1945
 * 301) Tokyo Woes (1945/Clampett/GC 5:3s) - 1945
 * 302)  Book Revue (Clampett/Jan 5/GC 2:4/EDD/PC 2:1) (a.k.a. Book Review) - 1946
 * 303)  Baseball Bugs (Freleng/Feb 2/GC 1:1/PC 1:1/EBB/BB80) - 1946
 * 304)  Holiday for Shoestrings (Freleng/Feb 23/GC 5:2) - 1946
 * 305)  Quentin Quail (Jones/Mar 2/CC 3) - 1946
 * 306)  Baby Bottleneck (Clampett/Mar 16/GC 2:3/PC 1:1) - 1946
 * 307)  Hare Remover (Tashlin/Mar 23/GC 3:1) - 1946
 * 308)  Daffy Doodles (McKimson/Apr 6/CC 1)  - 1946
 * 309)  Hollywood Canine Canteen (McKimson/Apr 20/GC 6:2) - 1946
 * 310)  Hush My Mouse (Jones/May 4/MC:1) - 1946
 * 311)  Hair-Raising Hare (Jones/May 25/GC 1:3/GC 3:3/GC 4:2/EBB/PC 3:1/BB80) - 1946
 * 312)  Kitty Kornered (Clampett/Jun 8/GC 2:3/PC 1:1) - 1946
 * 313)  Hollywood Daffy (Freleng/Jun 22/GC 5:1) - 1946
 * 314)  Acrobatty Bunny (McKimson/Jun 29/GC 3:1) - 1946
 * 315)  The Eager Beaver (Jones/Jul 13/CC 2) - 1946
 * 316)  The Great Piggy Bank Robbery (Clampett/Jul 20/GC 2:3/PC 1:1/EDD) - 1946
 * 317)  Bacall to Arms (Clampett/Aug 3/GC 5:3) - 1946
 * 318)  Walky Talky Hawky (McKimson/Aug 31/GC 3:4/GC 4:2)  - 1946
 * 319)  Racketeer Rabbit (Freleng/Sep 14/BB80) - 1946
 * 320)  Fair and Worm-er (Jones/Sep 28/CC 2)
 * 321)  The Big Snooze (Clampett/Oct 5/GC 2:1/PC 3:1) - 1946
 * 322)  Mouse Menace (Davis/Nov 2/PP)  - 1946
 * 323)  Rhapsody Rabbit (Freleng/Nov 9/GC 2:4/GC 4:2) - 1946
 * 324)  Roughly Squeaking (Jones/Nov 23/MC:2)  - 1946
 * 325)  One Meat Brawl (McKimson/Jan 18/CC2)  - 1947
 * 326)  What Makes Daffy Duck (Davis/Feb 14/PC 2:1) - 1947
 * 327)  Scent-imental Over You (Jones/Mar 8/PLP)  - 1947
 * 328)  A Hare Grows in Manhattan (Freleng/Mar 23/GC 3:1) - 1947
 * 329)  Birth of a Notion (McKimson/Apr 12/6:1) - 1947
 * 330)  Tweetie Pie (Freleng/May 3/GC 2:3/PC 1:1/FF)  - 1947
 * 331)  Rabbit Transit (Freleng/May 10/GC 2:1/PC 2:2) - 1947
 * 332)  Hobo Bobo (McKimson/May 17/CC 3)- 1947
 * 333)  Easter Yeggs (McKimson/Jun 28/GC 3:1) - 1947
 * 334)  Crowing Pains (McKimson/Jul 12/GC 6:1) - 1947
 * 335)  A Pest in the House (Jones/Aug 3/GC 5:1/PC 1:1) - 1947
 * 336)  The Foxy Duckling (Davis/Aug 23/CC 1)  - 1947
 * 337)  House Hunting Mice (Jones/Sep 6/MC:2)  - 1947
 * 338)  Little Orphan Airedale (Jones/Oct 4/CC 1)  - 1947
 * 339)  Doggone Cats (Davis/Oct 25/CC 1)  - 1947
 * 340)  Slick Hare (Freleng/Nov 1/GC 2:1) - 1947
 * 341)  Mexican Joyride (Davis/Nov 29/CC 3) - 1947
 * 342)  Catch as Cats Can (Davis/Dec 6/CC 1) - 1947
 * 343)  A Horse Fly Fleas (McKimson/Dec 13/PC 2:2)  - 1947
 * 344)  Gorilla My Dreams (McKimson/Jan 3/GC 2:1/WW) - 1948
 * 345)  Two Gophers from Texas (Davis/Jan 17/CC 1)  -1948
 * 346)  What Makes Daffy Duck (Davis/Feb 14/PC 2:1) - 1948
 * 347)  What's Brewin' Bruin? (Jones/Feb 28/CC 1)   -1948
 * 348)  Daffy Duck Slept Here (McKimson/Mar 6/GC 3:3) - 1948
 * 349)  A Hick A Slick and a Chick (Davis/Mar 13/CC 2'') - 1948
 * 350)  Back Alley Oproar (Freleng/Mar 27/GC 2:4/PC 2:1) - 1948
 * 351)  I Taw a Putty Tat (Freleng/Apr 2/GC 4:1s NR)  - 1948
 * 352)  Rabbit Punch (Jones/Apr 10/GC 3:4) - 1948
 * 353)  Hop, Look and Listen (McKimson/Apr 17/MM)
 * 354)  Buccaneer Bunny (Freleng/May 8/GC 5:1/PC 1:1) - 1948
 * 355)  Bugs Bunny Rides Again (Freleng/Jun 12/GC 2:1/BB80) - 1948
 * 356)  The Up-Standing Sitter (McKimson/Jul 3/GC 5:1) - 1948
 * 357)  Haredevil Hare (Jones/Jul 24/GC 1:3/PC 1:2/BB80) - 1948
 * 358)  You Were Never Duckier (Jones/Aug 7/GC 5:1) - 1948
 * 359)  Dough Ray Me-ow (Davis/Aug 14/GC 4:4/PC 2:2) - 1948
 * 360)  Hot Cross Bunny (McKimson/Aug 21/BB80) - 1948
 * 361)  The Pest That Came to Dinner (Davis/Sep 11/PP) - 1948
 * 362)  Hare Splitter (Freleng/Sep 25/BB80) - 1948
 * 363)  Odor of the Day (Davis/Oct 2/PLP) - 1948
 * 364)  The Foghorn Leghorn (McKimson/Oct 9/GC 1:4/PC 2:1) - 1948
 * 365)  Daffy Dilly (Jones/Oct 30/DD)  - 1948
 * 366)  Kit for Cat (Freleng/Nov 6/GC 1:4) - 1948
 * 367)  The Stupor Salesman (Davis/Nov 20/GC 5:1) - 1948
 * 368)  Riff Raffy Daffy (Davis/Nov 27/PP/Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Volume 3|CC 3]]) - 1948
 * 369)  My Bunny Lies over the Sea (Jones/Dec 4/GC 1:1)  - 1948
 * 370)  Scaredy Cat (Jones/Dec 18/GC 1:2/PC 1:1) - 1948
 * 371)  Wise Quackers (Freleng/Jan 1/DD) - 1949
 * 372)  Hare Do (Freleng/Jan 15/GC 3:1) - 1949
 * 373)  Awful Orphan (Jones/Jan 29/GC 1:3)  - 1949
 * 374)  Porky Chops (Davis/Feb 12/GC 1:2/PC 1:1) - 1949
 * 375)  Mississippi Hare (Jones/Feb 26/GC 4:1) - 1949
 * 376)  Paying the Piper (McKimson/Mar 12/GC 5:2)  - 1949
 * 377)  Daffy Duck Hunt (McKimson/Mar 26/GC 1:4)  - 1949
 * 378)  Rebel Rabbit (McKimson/Apr 9/GC 3:1)  - 1949
 * 379)  Mouse Wreckers (Jones/Apr 23/GC 2:2/MC:2)  - 1949
 * 380)  High Diving Hare (Freleng/Apr 30/GC 1:1/WW)  - 1949
 * 381)  The Bee-Deviled Bruin (Jones/May 14/CC 1) - 1949
 * 382)  Curtain Razor (Freleng/May 21/PP) - 1949
 * 383)  Bowery Bugs (Davis/Jun 4/GC 3:1/WW)  - 1949
 * 384)  Mouse Mazurka (Freleng/Jun 11/MC:2)  - 1949
 * 385)  Long-Haired Hare (Jones/Jun 25/GC 1:1/WW/PC 2:1) - 1949
 * 386)  Knights Must Fall (Freleng/Jul 16/BB80) - 1949
 * 387)  Bad Ol' Putty Tat (Freleng/Jul 23/GC 2:3/FF)  - 1949
 * 388)  The Grey Hounded Hare (McKimson/Aug 6/GC 4:1)  - 1949
 * 389)  Often an Orphan (Jones/Aug 13/GC 6:1) - 1949
 * 390)  The Windblown Hare (McKimson/Aug 27/GC 3:3) - 1949
 * 391)  Dough for the Do-Do  (Freleng/Sep 2/GC 1:2)  - 1949
 * 392)  Fast and Furry-ous (Jones/Sep 16/GC 1:3/PC 1:1)  - 1949
 * 393)  Frigid Hare (Jones/Oct 7/GC 1:3) - 1949
 * 394)  Swallow the Leader (McKimson/Oct 14/GC 4:4)  - 1949
 * 395)  Bye, Bye Bluebeard (Davis/Oct 21/GC 3:3)  - 1949
 * 396)  For Scent-imental Reasons (Jones/Nov 12/GC 1:3/PC 1:1/PLP)  - 1949
 * 397)  Hippety Hopper (McKimson/Nov 19/GC 6:1s/MM)  - 1949
 * 398)  Bear Feat (Jones/Dec 10/GC 6:1) - 1949
 * 399)  Rabbit Hood (Jones/Dec 24/GC 4:1)  - 1949
 * 400)  A Ham in a Role (McKimson/Dec 31/GC 6:1) - 1949
 * 401) So Much for So Little (Jones/GC 2:4s/PC 1:3s) - 1949
 * 402)  Home Tweet Home (Freleng/Jan 14/PC 2:1) - 1950
 * 403)  Hurdy-Gurdy Hare (McKimson/Jan 21/GC 4:1)  - 1950
 * 404)  Boobs in the Woods (McKimson/Jan 28/GC 1:2/PP)  - 1950
 * 405)  Mutiny on the Bunny (Freleng/Feb 11/BB) - 1950
 * 406)  The Lion's Busy (Freleng/Feb 18/PC 2:2) - 1950
 * 407)  The Scarlet Pumpernickel (Jones/Mar 4/GC 1:2/PC 1:1/EDD)  - 1950
 * 408)  Homeless Hare (Jones/Mar 11/GC 3:1)  - 1950
 * 409)  Strife with Father (McKimson/Apr 1/PC 2:2) - 1950
 * 410)  The Hypo-Chondri-Cat (Jones/Apr 15/GC 1:3/MC:2)  - 1950
 * 411)  Big House Bunny (Freleng/Apr 22/GC 1:1) - 1950
 * 412)  The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (McKimson/May 6/CC 2)  - 1950
 * 413)  His Bitter Half (Freleng/May 20/ CC 1)   - 1950
 * 414)  An Egg Scramble (McKimson/May 27/GC 3:3)  - 1950
 * 415)  What's Up Doc? (McKimson/Jun 17/GC 1:1/BB80) - 1950
 * 416)  All Abir-r-r-d! (Freleng/Jun 24/GC 2:3/FF)  - 1950
 * 417)  8 Ball Bunny (Jones/Jul 8/GC 4:1/PC 1:1/EBB/BB80)  - 1950
 * 418)  It's Hummer Time (McKimson/Jul 22/GC 6:4) - 1950
 * 419)  Golden Yeggs (Freleng/Aug 5/GC 1:2)  - 1950
 * 420)  Hillbilly Hare (McKimson/Aug 12/GC 3:1) - 1950
 * 421)  Dog Gone South (Jones/Aug 26/GC 6:1) - 1950
 * 422)  The Ducksters (Jones/Sep 2/GC 1:2)  - 1950
 * 423)  A Fractured Leghorn (McKimson/Spe 16/CC 1) - 1950
 * 424)  Bunker Hill Bunny (Freleng/Sep 23/GC 1:4) - 1950
 * 425)  Canary Row (Freleng/Oct 7/GC 1:4/FF)  - 1950
 * 426)  Stooge for a Mouse (Freleng/Oct 21/CC 1) - 1950
 * 427)  Pop 'im Pop! (McKimson/Oct 28/MM) - 1950
 * 428)  Bushy Hare (McKimson/Nov 18/BB) - 1950
 * 429)  Dog Collared (McKimson/Dec 2/PP)  - 1950
 * 430)  Rabbit of Seville (Jones/Dec 16/GC 1:1/PC 1:1/WW/EBB/BB80) - 1950
 * 431)  Hare We Go (McKimson/Jan 6/BB) - 1951
 * 432)  Canned Feud (Freleng/Feb 3/GC 1:4/PC 2:1)  - 1951
 * 433)  Rabbit Every Monday (Freleng/Feb 10/BB80) - 1951
 * 434)  Putty Tat Trouble (Freleng/Feb 24/GC 1:4/FF)  - 1951
 * 435)  Corn Plastered (McKimson/Mar 3/PP)  - 1951
 * 436)  Bunny Hugged (Jones/Mar 10/GC 2:1)  - 1951
 * 437)  Scent-imental Romeo (Jones/Mar 24/PLP/PC 2:1)  - 1951
 * 438)  The Fair-Haired Hare (Freleng/Apr 14/BB80)
 * 439)  A Hound for Trouble (Jones/Apr 28/CC 2)  - 1951
 * 440)  Early to Bet (McKimson/May 12/GC 1:4)  - 1951
 * 441)  Rabbit Fire (Jones/May 19/GC 1:2/WW/EBB/PC 2:2/BB80)  - 1951
 * 442)  Room and Bird (Freleng/Jun 2/GC 2:3/FF)  - 1951
 * 443)  Chow Hound (Jones/Jun 16/GC 6:4/PC 1:2) - 1951
 * 444)  French Rarebit (McKimson/Jun 30/GC 2:1)  - 1951
 * 445)  The Wearing of the Grin (Jones/Jul 28/GC 1:2)  - 1951
 * 446)  His Hare Raising Tale (Freleng/Aug 11/BB80) - 1951
 * 447)  Cheese Chasers (Jones/Aug 28/GC 2:2/MC:2)  - 1951
 * 448)  Lovelorn Leghorn (McKimson/Sep 8/PC 1:1) - 1951
 * 449)  Tweety's S.O.S. (Freleng/Sep 22/GC 1:4/FF)  - 1951
 * 450)  Ballot Box Bunny (Freleng/Oct 6/GC 1:1/WW)  - 1951
 * 451)  A Bear for Punishment (Jones/Oct 20/GC 2:2)  - 1951
 * 452)  Sleepy Time Possum (McKimson/Nov 3/GC 6:4) - 1951
 * 453)  Drip-Along Daffy (Jones/Nov 17/GC 1:2/PC 2:2)  - 1951
 * 454)  Big Top Bunny (McKimson/Dec 12/GC 1:1/WW)  - 1951
 * 455)  Tweet Tweet Tweety (Freleng/Dec 15/GC 2:3/FF)  - 1951
 * 456)  The Prize Pest (McKimson/Dec 22/DD) -  1951
 * 457)  Who's Kitten Who? (McKimson/Jan 5/MM) - 1952
 * 458)  Operation: Rabbit (Jones/Jan 19/GC 4:1) - 1952
 * 459)  Feed the Kitty (Jones/Feb 2/GC 1:3/PC 1:2)  - 1952
 * 460)  Gift Wrapped (Freleng/Feb 16/GC 2:3/FF/PC 2:1)  - 1952
 * 461)  Foxy by Proxy (Freleng/Feb 23/BB) - 1952
 * 462)  Thumb Fun (McKimson/Mar 1/PP)  - 1952
 * 463)  14 Carrot Rabbit (Freleng/Feb 16/GC 5:1) - 1952
 * 464)  Little Beau Pepé (Jones/Mar 29/PLP) -  - 1952
 * 465)  Kiddin' The Kitten (McKimson/Apr 5/GC 4:4)  - 1952
 * 466)  Water, Water Every Hare (Jones/Apr 19/GC 1:1) - 1952
 * 467)  Little Red Rodent Hood (Freleng/May 3/GC 5:2/PC 2:1) - 1952
 * 468)  Beep, Beep (Jones/May 24/GC 2:2/PC 1:1)  - 1952
 * 469) Orange Blossoms for Violet (Jones/May 24/GC 2:4s/PC 1:3s) - 1952
 * 470)  The Hasty Hare (Jones/Jun 7/PC 1:2) - 1952
 * 471)  Ain't She Tweet (Freleng/Jun 21/GC 2:3/FF)  - 1952
 * 472)  The Turn-Tale Wolf (McKimson/Jun 28/GC 5:2) - 1952
 * 473)  Cracked Quack (Freleng/Jul 5/CC 1) - 1952
 * 474)  Oily Hare (McKimson/Jul 26/GC 5:1) - 1952
 * 475)  Hoppy-Go-Lucky (McKimson/Aug 9/MM) - 1952
 * 476)  Going! Going! Gosh! (Jones/Aug 23/GC 2:2/PC 2:1) - 1952
 * 477)  A Bird in a Guilty Cage (Freleng/Aug 30/GC 2:3)  - 1952
 * 478)  Mouse Warming (Jones/Sep 8/MC:2) - 1952
 * 479)  Rabbit Seasoning (Jones/Sep 20/GC 1:1/WW/PC 2:2) - 1952
 * 480)  Tree for Two (Freleng/Oct 18/PC 3:2)
 * 481)  The Super Snooper (McKimson/Nov 11/GC 5:1) - 1952
 * 482)  Rabbit's Kin (McKimson/Nov 15/GC 1:1/WW) - 1952
 * 483)  Fool Coverage (McKimson/Dec 13/PP)  - 1952
 * 484)  Hare Lift (Freleng/Dec 20/BB80)
 * 485)  Don't Give Up the Sheep (Jones/Jan 3/GC 1:3) - 1953
 * 486)  Snow Business (Freleng/Jan 17/GC 2:3/Looney Tunes Super Stars' Tweety & Sylvester: Feline Fwenzy) - 1953
 * 487)  A Mouse Divided (Freleng/Jan 31/CC 1) - 1953
 * 488)  Forward March Hare (Jones/Feb 4/GC 4:1) - 1953
 * 489)  Kiss Me Cat (Jones/Feb 21/GC 4:4/PC 1:2) - 1953
 * 490)  Duck Amuck (Jones/Feb 28/GC 1:2/PC 1:1/EDD) - 1953
 * 491)  Upswept Hare (McKimson/Mar 14/BB80)
 * 492)  A Peck o' Trouble (McKimson/Mar 28/GC 4:4)  - 1953
 * 493)  Southern Fried Rabbit (Freleng/May 2/GC 4:1) - 1953
 * 494)  Ant Pasted (Freleng/May 9/PP) - 1953
 * 495)  Much Ado About Nutting (Jones/May 23/GC 6:4) - 1953
 * 496)  There Auto Be a Law (McKimson/Jun 6/CC 3) - 1953
 * 497)  Hare Trimmed (Freleng/Jun 20/BB) - 1953
 * 498)  Wild Over You (Jones/Jul 11/PLP) - 1953
 * 499)  Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century (Jones/Jul 25/GC 1:2/PC 1:2/EDD) - 1953
 * 500)  Bully for Bugs (Jones/Aug 8/GC 1:1/WW/PC 3:1) - 1953
 * 501)  Plop Goes the Weasel (McKimson/Aug 22/CC 1) - 1953
 * 502)  Cat-Tails for Two  (McKimson/Aug 29/GC 4:3)  - 1953
 * 503)  Zipping Along (Jones/Sep 19/GC 2:2/PC 2:1) - 1953
 * 504)  Lumber Jack Rabbit (Jones/Sep 26/BB/BB80) - 1953
 * 505)  Duck! Rabbit, Duck! (Jones/Oct 3/GC 3:1/PC 2:2) - 1953
 * 506)  Catty Cornered (Freleng/Oct 31/CC 2) - 1953
 * 507)  Of Rice and Hen (McKimson/Nov 14/CC 3) - 1953
 * 508)  Cat's A-weigh (McKimson/Nov 28/MM) - 1953
 * 509)  Robot Rabbit (Freleng/Dec 12/BB80) - 1953
 * 510)  Punch Trunk (Jones/Dec 19/CC 3) - 1953
 * 511)  Dog Pounded (Freleng/Jan 2/PLP/PC 3:2) 1954
 * 512)  Captain Hareblower (Freleng/Jan 16/BB80)
 * 513)  Feline Frame-Up (Jones/Feb 13/PC 1:2) - 1954
 * 514)  Wild Wife (McKimson/Feb 20/GC 6:4) - 1954
 * 515)  No Barking  (Jones/Feb 27/GC 3:4)  - 1954
 * 516)  Bugs and Thugs (Freleng/Mar 2/GC 1:4) - 1954
 * 517)  The Cat's Bah (Jones/Mar 20/PLP) - 1954
 * 518)  Design for Leaving (McKimson/Mar 27/DD) - 1954
 * 519)  Bell Hoppy (McKimson/Apr 17/MM) - 1954
 * 520)  No Parking Hare (McKimson/May 1/BB80)
 * 521)  Claws for Alarm (Jones/May 22/GC 3:3) - 1954
 * 522)  Little Boy Boo (McKimson/Jun 5/FL) - 1954
 * 523)  Devil May Hare (McKimson/Jun 19/GC 1:4/PC 1:2) - 1954
 * 524)  The Oily American (McKimson/Jul 10/GC 6:4) - 1954
 * 525)  Bewitched Bunny (Jones/Jul 24/GC 5:2/PC 1:2) - 1954
 * 526)  Satan's Waitin' (Freleng/Aug 7/GC 6:1/FF) - 1954
 * 527)  Stop! Look! And Hasten! (Jones/Aug 14/GC 2:2) - 1954
 * 528)  Yankee Doodle Bugs (Freleng/Aug 28/BB80) - 1954
 * 529)  Gone Batty (McKimson/Sep 4/PP)  - 1954
 * 530)  Goo Goo Goliath (Freleng/Sep 18/GC 6:4) - 1954
 * 531)  By Word of Mouse (Freleng/Oct 2/GC 6:2) - 1954
 * 532)  From A to Z-Z-Z-Z  (Jones/Oct 16/PC 1:2)  - 1954
 * 533)  Lumber Jack-Rabbit (Jones/Nov 13/BB/BB80) - 1954
 * 534)  My Little Duckaroo (Jones/Nov 27/GC 6:1/EDD/PC 2:2) - 1954
 * 535)  Sheep Ahoy (Jones/Dec 11/CC 3)- 1954
 * 536)  Baby Buggy Bunny (Jones/Dec 18/GC 2:1/BB80) - 1954
 * 537)  Pizzicato Pussycat (Freleng/Jan 1/GC 4:4) - 1955
 * 538)  Beanstalk Bunny (Jones/Feb 12/CC 1) - 1955
 * 539)  All Fowled Up (McKimson/Feb 19/FL) - 1955
 * 540)  Stork Naked (Freleng/Feb 26/DD) - 1955
 * 541)  Lighthouse Mouse (McKimson/Mar 12/MM) - 1955
 * 542)  Sahara Hare (Freleng/Mar 26/GC 4:1) - 1955
 * 543)  Sandy Claws (Freleng/Apr 2/PC 3:2) - 1955
 * 544)  The Hole Idea (McKimson/Apr 16/GC 6:4) - 1955
 * 545)  Ready, Set, Zoom! (Jones/Apr 30/GC 2:2) - 1955
 * 546)  Hare Brush (Freleng/May 7/BB80) - 1955
 * 547)  Past Perfumance (Jones/May 21/PLP) - 1955
 * 548)  Rabbit Rampage (Jones/Jun 11/GC 6:1s/CC 2) - 1955
 * 549)  Lumber Jerks (Freleng/Jun 25/GC 1:4) - 1955
 * 550)  This Is a Life? (Freleng/Jul 9/DD/BB80) - 1955
 * 551)  Jumpin' Jupiter (Jones/Aug 6/GC 6:1) - 1955
 * 552)  Hyde and Hare (Freleng/Aug 27/GC 2:1) - 1955
 * 553)  Dime to Retire (McKimson/Sep 3/DD) - 1955
 * 554)  Speedy Gonzales (Freleng/Sep 17/GC 1:4/PC 1:1) - 1955
 * 555)  Knight-mare Hare (Jones/Oct 1/GC 4:1) - 1955
 * 556)  Two Scent's Worth (Jones/Oct 15/PLP) - 1955
 * 557)  Red Riding Hoodwinked (Freleng/Oct 29/GC 5:2) - 1955
 * 558)  Roman Legion-Hare (Freleng/Nov 12/GC 4:1) - 1955
 * 559)  Heir-Conditioned (Freleng/Nov 26/GC 6:2) - 1955
 * 560)  Guided Muscle (Jones/Dec 10/GC 2:2) - 1955
 * 561)  One Froggy Evening (Jones/Dec 31/GC 2:4/PC 1:2) - 1955
 * 562) A Hitch in Time (Jones/PC 1:3s) - 1955
 * 563)  Bugs' Bonnets (Jones/Jan 14/GC 5:1) - 1956
 * 564)  Too Hop to Handle (McKimson/Jan 28/MM) - 1956
 * 565)  Weasel Stop (McKimson/Jan 28/FL)  - 1956
 * 566)  The High and the Flighty (McKimson/Feb 18/PC 2:1) - 1956
 * 567)  Broom-Stick Bunny (Jones/Feb 25/GC 2:1/PC 1:2/WW) - 1956
 * 568)  Rocket Squad (Jones/Mar 10/GC 3:3) - 1956
 * 569)   Heaven Scent (Jones/Mar 31/GC 6:1/PLP) - 1956
 * 570)  Rabbitson Crusoe (Freleng/Apr 28/BB80) - 1956
 * 571)  Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z (Jones/May 5/GC 2:2) - 1956
 * 572)  The Unexpected Pest (McKimson/Jun 2/GC 4:4) - 1956
 * 573)  Napoleon Bunny-Part (Freleng/Jun 16/BB/BB80) - 1956
 * 574)  Tugboat Granny (Freleng/Jun 23/CC 3) - 1956
 * 575)  Stupor Duck (McKimson/Jul 17/GC 5:1) - 1956
 * 576)  Barbary Coast Bunny (Jones/Jul 21/GC 4:1/PC 2:2) - 1956
 * 577)  Rocket-bye Baby (Jones/Aug 4/GC 6:4/PC 2:2) - 1956
 * 578)  Half-Fare Hare (McKimson/Aug 25/BB80) - 1956
 * 579)  Raw! Raw! Rooster! (McKimson/Aug 25/GC 6:1) - 1956
 * 580)  The Slap-Hoppy Mouse (McKimson/Sep 1/MM) - 1956
 * 581)  A Star Is Bored (Freleng/Sep 15/GC 5:1/EDD) - 1956
 * 582)  Deduce, You Say! (Jones/Sep 29/GC 1:2/EDD/PC 2:1) - 1956
 * 583)  Yankee Dood It (Freleng/Oct 13/GC 6:2) - 1956
 * 584)  Wideo Wabbit (McKimson/Oct 27/GC 3:2) - 1956
 * 585)  There They Go-Go-Go! (Jones/Nov 10/GC 2:2) - 1956
 * 586)  Two Crows from Tacos (Freleng/Nov 24/FL) - 1956
 * 587)  The Honey-Mousers (McKimson/Dec 8/GC 3:2) - 1956
 * 588)  To Hare Is Human (Jones/Dec 15/GC 4:1) - 1956
 * 589) 90 Day Wondering (Jones/GC 4:3s/PC 1:3s) - 1956
 * 590)  Three Little Bops (Freleng/Jan 5/GC 2:4/PC 1:2) - 1957
 * 591)  Scrambled Aches (Jones/Jan 26/GC 2:2) - 1957
 * 592)  Ali Baba Bunny (Jones/Feb 9/GC 5:1/EDD/''PC 2:1) - 1957
 * 593)  Go Fly a Kit (Jones/Feb 23/GC 4:4) - 1957
 * 594)  Tweety and the Beanstalk (Freleng/May 16/GC 5:2/FF) - 1957
 * 595)  Bedevilled Rabbit (McKimson/Apr 13/BB/PC 1:2) - 1957
 * 596)  Boyhood Daze (Jones/Apr 20/GC 6:1s/PC 1:2) - 1957
 * 597)  Cheese It, the Cat! (McKimson/May 4/FL) - 1957
 * 598)  Fox-Terror (McKimson/May 11/FL)  - 1957
 * 599)  Piker's Peak (Freleng/May 25/BB80) - 1957
 * 600)  Steal Wool (Jones/Jun 8/GC 3:4) - 1957
 * 601)  What's Opera, Doc? (Jones/Jul 6/GC 2:4/PC 1:1/EBB/BB80) - 1957
 * 602)  Tabasco Road (McKimson/Jul 20/GC 4:3/PC 2:1)  - 1957
 * 603)  Birds Anonymous (Freleng/Aug 10/GC 3:4/FF)  - 1957
 * 604)  Ducking the Devil (McKimson/Aug 17/DD/PC 1:2) - 1957
 * 605)  Bugsy and Mugsy (Freleng/Aug 31/BB80) - 1957
 * 606)  Zoom and Bored (Jones/Sep 14/GC 2:2) - 1957
 * 607)  Greedy for Tweety (Freleng/Sep 27/CC 1) - 1957
 * 608)  Touché and Go (Jones/Oct 12/PLP) - 1957
 * 609)  Show Biz Bugs (Freleng/Nov 2/GC 2:4/EBB/PC 2:1/BB80) - 1957
 * 610)  Mouse-Taken Identity (McKimson/Nov 16/MC:2/MM) - 1957
 * 611)  Gonzales' Tamales (Freleng/Nov 30/GC 3:4) - 1957
 * 612)  Rabbit Romeo (McKimson/Dec 14/GC 4:1) - 1957
 * 613) Drafty, Isn't It? (Jones/GC 4:3s/PC 1:3s) - 1957
 * 614)  Tortilla Flaps (McKimson/Jan 18/GC 4:3) - 1958
 * 615)  Hare-Less Wolf (Freleng/Feb 1/BB80) - 1958
 * 616)  Robin Hood Daffy (Jones/Mar 8/GC 3:3/PC 1:1/EDD) - 1958
 * 617)  Hare-Way to the Stars (Mar 29/PC 1:2) - 1958
 * 618)  Whoa, Be-Gone! (Jones/Apr 12/GC 2:2) - 1958
 * 619)  Now, Hare This (McKimson/May 31/BB80) - 1958
 * 620)  Knighty Knight Bugs (Freleng/Aug 23/GC 4:1/PC 3:1/EBB/BB80) - 1958
 * 621)  Weasel While You Work (McKimson/Sept 6/FL'') - 1958
 * 622)   Hook, Line and Stinker (Jones/Oct 11/GC 6:1) - 1958
 * 623)  Pre-Hysterical Hare (McKimson/Nov 1/CC 3) - 1958
 * 624)  Gopher Broke (McKimson/Nov 15/FL) - 1958
 * 625)  Hip Hip-Hurry! (Jones/Dec 6/CC 1) - 1958
 * 626)  Cat Feud (Jones/Dec 20/GC 4:4) - 1958
 * 627)  Baton Bunny (Jones and Levitow/Jan 10/GC 1:3/WW) - 1959
 * 628)  Mouse-Placed Kitten (McKimson/Jan 24/FL) - 1959
 * 629)  China Jones (McKimson/Feb 14/CC 3) - 1959
 * 630)  The Mouse That Jack Built (McKimson/Apr 4/GC 3:2) - 1959
 * 631)  Hare-Abian Nights (Harris/Feb 28/BB80) - 1959
 * 632)  Apes of Wrath (Freleng/Apr 18/BB) - 1959
 * 633)  Hot-Rod and Reel! (Jones/May 9/CC 1) - 1959
 * 634)  A Mutt in a Rut (McKimson/May 23/FL) - 1959
 * 635)  Backwoods Bunny (McKimson/Jun 13/BB80) - 1959
 * 636)  Really Scent (Levitow/Jun 27/PLP) - 1959
 * 637)  Mexicali Shmoes (Freleng/Jul 4/GC 4:3/PC 2:1) - 1959
 * 638)  Wild and Woolly Hare (Freleng/Aug 1/BB80) - 1959
 * 639)  Cat's Paw (McKimson/Aug 15/MM) - 1959
 * 640)  Here Today, Gone Tamale (Freleng/Aug 29/GC 4:3) - 1959
 * 641)  Bonanza Bunny (McKimson/Sep 5/BB80) - 1959
 * 642)  A Broken Leghorn (McKimson/Sept 26/GC 1:4/FL) - 1959
 * 643)  A Witch's Tangled Hare (Jones and Levitow/PC 1:2) - 1959
 * 644)  People Are Bunny (McKimson/Dec 19/DD/BB80) - 1959
 * 645)  West of the Pesos (McKimson/Jan 23/GC 4:3) - 1960
 * 646)  Wild Wild World (McKimson/Feb 27/GC 6:4) - 1960
 * 647)  Goldimouse and the Three Cats (Freleng/Mar 15/GC 5:2/MM) - 1960
 * 648)  Person to Bunny (Freleng/Apr 2/DD/BB80) - 1960
 * 649)  Who Scent You? (Jones/Apr 23/PLP) - 1960
 * 650)  Rabbit's Feat (Jones/Jun 4/BB80)
 * 651)  Crockett-Doodle-Do (McKimson/Jun 25/FL) - 1960
 * 652)  Mouse and Garden (Freleng/Jul 16/GC 4:4) - 1960
 * 653)  Mice Follies (McKimson/August 20/MC:2) - 1960
 * 654)  From Hare to Heir (Freleng/Sept 3/BB/BB80) - 1960
 * 655)  Dog Gone People (McKimson/Nov 12/PP) - 1960
 * 656)  High Note (Jones/Dec 3/PC 3:2) - 1960
 * 657)  Lighter Than Hare (Freleng/Dec 17/BB) - 1960
 * 658)  Cannery Woe (McKimson/Jan 7/GC 4:3) - 1961
 * 659)  Hoppy Daze (McKimson/Feb 11/MM) - 1961
 * 660)  The Mouse on 57th Street (Jones/Feb 25/CC 3) - 1961
 * 661)  Strangled Eggs (McKimson/Mar 18/FL) - 1961
 * 662)  Birds of a Father (McKimson/Apr 1/MM) - 1961
 * 663)  The Abominable Snow Rabbit (Jones/May 20/GC 5:1) - 1961
 * 664)  Lickety-Splat (Jones/Jun 3/CC 2) - 1961
 * 665)  A Scent of the Matterhorn (Jones/Jun 24/PLP) - 1961
 * 666)  The Rebel Without Claws (Freleng/Jul 15/CC 2)-1961
 * 667)  Compressed Hare (Jones/Jul 29/'BB80) - 1961
 * 668)  The Pied Piper of Guadalupe (Freleng/Aug 19/GC 4:3) - 1961
 * 669)  Prince Violent (Freleng/Sep 2/BB80) - 1961
 * 670)  Daffy's Inn Trouble (McKimson/Sep 23/DD) - 1961
 * 671)  Beep Prepared (Jones/Nov 11/PC 3:2) - 1961
 * 672)  The Last Hungry Cat (Freleng/Dec 2/GC 3:2/FF) - 1961
 * 673)  Nelly's Folly (Jones/Dec 30/PC 3:2) - 1961
 * 674)  Wet Hare (McKimson/Jan 20/CC 3) - 1962
 * 675)  Fish and Slips (Jones/Mar 10/MM) - 1962
 * 676)  Crows' Feat (Freleng and Pratt/Apr 21/FL) - 1962
 * 677)  Mexican Boarders (Freleng/May 12/GC 4:3) - 1962
 * 678) Adventures of the Road Runner (Jones/May/GC 2:2s) - 1962
 * 679)  Bill of Hare (McKimson/Jun 9/PC 1:2) - 1962
 * 680)  Louvre Come Back to Me! (Jones and Noble/Aug 18/PLP) - 1962
 * 681)  Honey's Money (Freleng/Sep 1/PC 3:1)
 * 682)  Shishkabugs (Freleng/Dec 8/BB80) - 1962
 * 683)  Martian Through Georgia (Jones and Levitow/Dec 29/GC 6:4) - 1962
 * 684) Philbert (Three's a Crowd) (Donner/Apr 1/GC 3:4s) - 1963
 * 685)  The Million Hare (McKimson/Apr 6/BB/BB80) - 1963
 * 686)  Now Hear This (Jones/Apr 27/GC 6:4) - 1963
 * 687)  Hare-Breadth Hurry (Jones/Jun 8/CC 2) - 1963
 * 688)  Banty Raids (McKimson/Jun 29/FL) - 1963
 * 689)  Chili Weather (Freleng/Aug 17/GC 4:3) - 1963
 * 690)  The Unmentionables (Freleng/Sep 7/BB80) - 1963
 * 691)  Mad as a Mars Hare (Jones/Oct 19/BB/PC 1:2) - 1963
 * 692)  Claws in the Lease (McKimson/Nov 9/MM) - 1963
 * 693)  Transylvania 6-5000 (Jones/Nov 30/GC 5:1) - 1963
 * 694)  To Beep or Not to Beep (Jones/Dec 28/GC 3:4) - 1963
 * 695)  Dumb Patrol (Chiniquy/Jan 18/CC 3) - 1964
 * 696)  A Message to Gracias (McKimson/Feb 8/GC 4:3) - 1964
 * 697)  Bartholomew Versus the Wheel (McKimson/Feb 29/GC 6:4) - 1964
 * 698)  Freudy Cat (McKimson/Mar 14/MM) - 1964
 * 699)  Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (McKimson/Mar 28/BB/PC 1:2) - 1964
 * 700)  Nuts and Volts (Freleng/Apr 25/GC 4:3) - 1964
 * 701)  The Iceman Ducketh (Monroe/May 16/DD) - 1964
 * 702)  War and Pieces (Jones/Jun 6/CC 3) - 1964
 * 703)  False Hare (McKimson/Jul 18/BB/BB80) - 1964
 * 704)  Señorella and the Glass Huarache (Pratt/Aug 1/GC 5:2) - 1964
 * 705)  Pancho's Hideaway (Freleng/Oct 24/GC 4:3) - 1964
 * 706)  It's Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House (Freleng/Jan 16/MC:2) - 1965
 * 707)  The Wild Chase (Freleng/Feb 27/GC 4:3) - 1965
 * 708)  Suppressed Duck (McKimson/Jun 26/DD) - 1965
 * 709)  Corn on the Cop (Spector/Jul 24/PP) - 1965
 * 710)  Boulder Wham! (Larriva/Oct 9/SH) - 1965
 * 711)  Hairied and Hurried (Larriva/Nov 13/SH) - 1965
 * 712)  Highway Runnery (Larriva/Dec 11/SH) - 1965
 * 713)  Chaser on the Rocks (Larriva/Dec 25/SH) - 1965
 * 714)  Shot and Bothered (Larriva/Jan 8/SH) - 1966
 * 715)  Out and Out Rout (Larriva/Jan 29/SH) - 1966
 * 716)  The Solid Tin Coyote (Larriva/Feb 19/SH) - 1966
 * 717)  Clippety Clobbered (Larriva/Mar 12/SH) - 1966
 * 718)  A-Haunting We Will Go (McKimson/Apr 26/GC 4:3/PC 1:2) - 1966
 * 719)  Sugar and Spies (McKimson/Nov 5/SH) - 1966
 * 720)  Merlin the Magic Mouse (Lovy/Nov 18/MC:2) - 1967
 * 721) Norman Normal (Lovy/Feb 3/GC 6:4) - 1968
 * 722) The Door (Mundie/Jun 1/PC 1:3s) - 1968
 * 723)  Bunny and Claude (We Rob Carrot Patches) (McKimson/Nov 23/PP) - 1968
 * 724)  The Great Carrot Train Robbery (McKimson/Jan 25/PP) - 1969
 * 725)  The Duxorcist (Ford and Lennon/Nov 20/EDD) - 1987
 * 726)  The Night of the Living Duck (Ford and Lennon/Sept 23/EDD) - 1988
 * 727)  (Blooper) Bunny (Ford and Lennon/Feb/GC 1:1s/BB80) - 1991
 * 728)  Daffy & Porky in the William Tell Overture (Haskett and Fossati/Apr 17/GC 4:2s) (NT) - 1991
 * 729)  Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers (EBB)- 1992
 * 730)  Chariots of Fur (Jones/Dec 21/SH) - 1994 (NT)
 * 731)  Carrotblanca (McCarthy/EBB) - 1995
 * 732)  Another Froggy Evening (Jones/Jan/PC 1:3s) - 1995
 * 733)  Superior Duck (Jones/PC 1:1/EDD) - 1996
 * 734)  From Hare to Eternity (Jones/PC 1:3s) - 1997
 * 735)  Father of the Bird (Fossati/PC 1:3s) - 1997
 * 736)  Little Go Beep (Brandt/Dec 30/SH) - 2000
 * 737)  Daffy Duck for President (Brandt and Cervone/Nov 2/GC 2:3s/EDD) (NT) - 2003
 * 738)  Attack of the Drones (Moore/EDD) (NT) - 2003
 * 739)  Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas (Kopp and Shin/EBB) - 2003
 * 740)  The Whizzard of Ow (Haaland/Nov 1/SH) - 2003
 * 741)  Museum Scream (Povenmire/PC 1:3s) - 2003
 * 742)  Coyote Falls (O' Callaghan/Jul 20/SH) - 2010
 * 743)  Fur of Flying (O' Callaghan/Sep 24/SH) - 2010
 * 744)  Rabid Rider (O' Callaghan/Dec 17/SH) - 2010

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Dunton Green

Dunton Green is a small village and civil parish in the Sevenoaks District of Kent, England. It lies in the valley of the River Darent, 3 miles north of the town of Sevenoaks. Dunton Green is designated as being part of the Kent Downs area of outstanding natural beauty, due to its proximity to the North Downs. The original ecclesiastical church parish of Dunton Green was part of Otford parish. The former parish church was dedicated to St John the Divine.

From at least the 17th century, Dunton Green was a centre for making bricks and tiles. In 1862, the Dunton Green Brick, Tile and Pottery Works was established: a large concern with clayholes or pits, kilns and an engine house. While clay was being dug for, many fossils were discovered.

Places of worship
St John the Divine's Church, the Anglican parish church, was designed by M.T. Potter and built in 1889–90 using local bricks. It was declared redundant in 1987 after congregations declined, and is now in commercial use. The village Anglican church is now St Mary's, Riverhead and its distinctive green copper spire can be seen rising up in the distance from the village. Dunton Green Free Church opened in 1873 in a building which later became the Bethel Free Church, associated with the Assemblies of God Pentecostal denomination. The Free Church moved to a new building on Station Road, opened in September 1937. Still with its original name, it remains open and is a member of the Congregational Federation.

Transport
Dunton Green railway station provides train services every 30 mins to London Bridge, Waterloo East and London Charing Cross taking around 40-50 mins.

Otford Station is about a 5 minute drive away and has fast trains running every 30 mins to London Victoria and stopping services running every 30 mins to London Blackfriars.

There are also bus services to central Sevenoaks and surrounding villages. Go Coach routes 3 and 5 serve the village providing links to Central Sevenoaks with the 3 running to Knockholt, Halstead and Orpington and the 5 running to Sevenoaks Weald and Tonbridge. Dunton Green is not served by buses on weekends, however Go Coach routes 6 and 8 can be caught nearby at Riverhead Tesco down the road. Route 6 provides links to Chipstead and Kemsing whilst route 8 provides local links around Sevenoaks. On Sundays, route 401 operated by Arriva can be caught from Riverhead Tesco and provides links to Westerham and Tunbridge Wells.

Leisure and facilities
Sevenoaks Information provides a comprehensive What's on events diary for Dunton Green and the surrounding area.

Dunton Green Community Forum and events calendar. Add your own event and discuss local news.

The Dunton Green Social Club offers great entertainment in the village most weekends.

National and regional walking trails pass through the village and there are various local footpaths too. The Darent Valley Path is accessed from Rye Lane and follows the course of the River Darent from Sevenoaks to Dartford. There is also a local footpath that follows the north of Chipstead Lake and takes you to Chipstead. The North Downs Way passes the northern end of the village at London Road. Heading west will take you along the North Downs to Betsoms Hill, Titsey, and eventually on to Farnham. Heading east will take you to Otford, up to Wrotham, and eventually on to the White Cliffs of Dover.

Along the London Road there are many shops, businesses, pubs, and restaurants. The main village arcade is situated between Dunton Green Primary School and Lennard Road. There are three pubs; The Miners Arms, The Dukes Head, and The Rose and Crown – all are situated along the London Road.

The nearest local Library is in Riverhead and is run by Kent County Council; it has specific week day hours of opening. You can order library items online for collection and there are telecottage facilities available.

Digital television has been available for aerials pointing east in Dunton Green since 2006 from the Blue Bell Hill Transmitter for Kent & Sussex TV transmissions, which is also now broadcasting in HD.

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RCJ

RCJ is a common abbreviation for

 * RCJ (radio station), a Jewish radio station in Paris
 * Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand in London, England
 * Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast in Chichester Street in Belfast, Northern Ireland
 * Rogationists of the Heart of Jesus, a Catholic religious order

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Dymchurch

Dymchurch is a village and civil parish in the Folkestone and Hythe district of Kent, England. The village is located on the coast five miles (8 km) south-west of Hythe, and on the Romney Marsh.

History
The history of Dymchurch began with the gradual build-up of the Romney Marsh.

New Hall was rebuilt in 1575 after an earlier wooden structure was destroyed in a fire. It was used as a court room for the Romney Marsh area. The head magistrate was known as Leveller of the Marsh Scotts. It was there that the so-called Scot tax was introduced, levied on residents to fund maintenance of the sea wall. Those directly outside the boundaries and thus not eligible for the tax were said to have got away "scot free". Residents with land were required to grow thorn bushes for building of the wall, as thorn twigs were believed impervious to sea water. Failure resulted in an ear being cut off.

During the 17th and 18th centuries, smuggling was rife all along the south-east coast of England. Due to its remote location, Romney Marsh and the surrounding areas were amongst the busiest locations for illicit trade. This inspired Russell Thorndike to set his Doctor Syn smuggling novels in Dymchurch. Every two years a celebration of the novels is held, usually on August Bank Holiday.

Dymchurch played a significant rôle in the Anglo-French Survey (1784–1790), which linked the Royal Greenwich Observatory with the Paris Observatory using trigonometry. There were two baselines for the English part of the survey, on Hounslow Heath and on Romney Marsh. The Romney Marsh base-line extended from Ruckinge to High Nook, on the sea-wall near Dymchurch.

Dymchurch Martello towers
Several Martello towers were built in the nineteenth century as part of an Empire-wide coastal defence programme: most have since fallen into the sea or become dilapidated. Tower 23 was restored externally in the early 1970s and is currently a private residence. Tower 24 has undergone renovation and using Tower 23 used as a guide: in 1969 it became the first Martello tower to be opened to the public and remains as a museum of Martello Towers, owned by English Heritage. Tower 25 is possibly the only empty tower that is regularly maintained.

Dymchurch Redoubt
Two redoubt forts were constructed into the south coast Martello chain to act as supply depots for the local Martellos, and were originally described as "eleven-gun towers". A four-gun tower was originally proposed at Dymchurch, but this idea was revised at the Rochester conference of 1804. Dymchurch Redoubt was built between 1806 and 1809 to the same specifications as its Eastbourne counterpart, although Dymchurch does not have any caponiers. A caponier is a type of fortification structure. The word originates from the French word caponnière. It is a type of fortification structure which allows firing along the bottom of a dry moat that surrounds the main fortress.

In 1908, Walter Jerrold described the village as "a quiet scattered village and a delightful place far from the madding crowd". It is typical of this part of the coast, having originally been a very small village which became a much larger settlement during the 1930s. Many of homes from this era were converted railway carriages: very few of these remain, although a few similar ones still exist in nearby Dungeness. Dymchurch is now a popular seaside resort complete with holiday camp, caravan parks, light railway station and amusement park. Today the village is relatively large and mainly dedicated to seasonal tourism.

Second World War

 * On 24 August 1940, Dymchurch was bombed and the first local people were killed by enemy action, Alfred and Ada Austin. Their house, Sea Breeze, was rebuilt. The Observer Corps used Martello Tower 25 as a vantage post and it was there that the first V-1 flying bomb to fly over England was spotted.
 * In 1942, the primary school suffered a direct hit from a bomb dropped from a plane. The teacher and pupils had escaped to the bomb shelter, and there were no reported casualties. In February 1944 a USAF Flying Fortress developed engine trouble while returning from a bombing raid and crashed into the police station, damaging several neighbouring houses in Lyndhurst Road. A soldier was killed and three people injured.
 * In May 1944, 22 soldiers were killed by the explosion of anti-tank grenades at Dymchurch. The cause of the explosion was uncertain; at the inquest it was suggested that it may have been the heat of the sun, or a match-head falling into a box of detonators.
 * Dymchurch underwent significant re-fortification during the Second World War, with bunkers and pillboxes. The gun platforms were encased in concrete for machine guns to be mounted, artillery emplacements constructed and an observation post erected. On the western extreme of the Hythe Ranges, during the 1970s the Redoubt was being used by the British Army for training soldiers for urban combat. The ranges remain in the possession of the Ministry of Defence.

Governance
Dymchurch is part of the electoral ward of Dymchurch and St Mary's Bay. The population of this ward at the 2011 Census was 6,291. In 2018, Thomas Quaye was elected to the Parish Council.

Famous residents and cultural connections
In January 1867, the Courier de Dieppe was spotted foundering in a gale off Dymchurch, with the crew clinging to the rigging and one by one dropping off into the sea. After repeated attempts, a line was thrown to the boat, but by this time there was only one of its crew left. The Reverend Charles Cobb, rector of the parish, volunteered to swim to the boat to try to save the last man. Encouraged by his wife and the gathered crowd, he dived into the troubled waters and swam the 50 feet or more to the vessel. He was then joined by a local coastguard, John Batist. Together they reached the trapped man, and managed to carry and drag him back to shore, where they received much applause for their heroism. The rescued man was the only survivor of a crew of four from the ship. Cobb was awarded the Albert Medal of the First Class and Batist was awarded the Albert Medal of the Second Class. The street nearest to where this heroic action occurred was later named "Charles Cobb Close" in his memory.

The artist Paul Nash settled in Dymchurch in 1919, and lived there for a number of years, painting a number of important paintings, as well as producing lithographs and wood engravings, based on the sea wall and the surrounding countryside.

Dymchurch is the setting for the opening and concluding scenes of 1964 film First Men in the Moon, although these sequences were not actually filmed in the town, nor on the Moon.

Transport
The main road into the village is the A259.

The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway was originally opened in the 1920s, but closed temporarily during the Second World War. Dymchurch railway station was reopened after the war by Laurel and Hardy.

Bus routes
Three main bus routes serve the area: the 100, 101 and 102 Dover to Lydd-on-Sea or Hastings via Lydd, operated by Stagecoach.

Beach
Dymchurch has a blue flag awarded sandy beach and is surrounded by flat countryside that is well suited to walking and cycling. It has two nearby holiday parks, and an amusement park with "the usual offering of Ghost Train, Dodgems, Log Flume and other rides which will keep the whole family entertained".

The Dr Syn Books
Russell Thorndike, the creator of Doctor Syn, was born on 6 February 1885 in Rochester, Kent.

Thorndike was a British actor and novelist, best known for the Dr Syn of Romney Marsh novels, and brother of renowned actress Dame Sybil Thorndike. Thorndike's first appearance on stage was in Cambridge in 1904.

In 1914, Thorndike joined the army as a trooper in the 1st Westminster Dragoons, but due to being severely wounded at Gallipoli in 1916, he was discharged and returned to acting.

Touring the US with his sister and a theatrical company, a murder took place outside their hotel. The body was left all night on the street below their window. Unable to sleep, they passed the time by telling stories. The character of Dr Syn is said to have been created that night.

Due to his successful life as both a Shakespearean actor, a writer and playwright, in 1922 Thorndike played the leading man in his own Dr Syn play, which he adapted from his books.

During his lifetime, Thorndike created and published seven Dr Syn novels; he died on 7 November 1972.

Several films featuring Dr Syn were made in and around Dymchurch, including Doctor Syn (1937) with George Arliss, Captain Clegg – the lead character was renamed for legal reasons (1962) featuring Peter Cushing, and the Disney TV film The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1963) with Patrick McGoohan.

Russell Thorndike was buried in the churchyard of St Peter and St Paul's Church, Dymchurch.

RH&DR
There is a railway station here, with frequent steam trains running along the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway.

Sea defences
Dymchurch has had a sea wall since Roman times, with the original development being constructed to protect the harbour at Port Lympne. The original structure is believed to have run for some 4 miles and to have stood 20 ft high. This wall, together with the Rhee Wall erected between New Romney and Appledore, ensured that the rich alluvial land deposited by the river Limen (Rother) which had initially been used as salt pans, slowly became rich and fertile farmland.

In July 2011, a new sea wall, built at a cost of £60 million, was officially opened by Chris Smith, Chairman of the Environment Agency. He announced that "the scheme was implemented by the Environment Agency as part of the wider Folkestone to Cliff End Sea Defence Strategy, the sea defence project which will protect 2,500 properties from flooding. The high cost of flooding underlines the importance of investment in reducing flood risk." He also added "The agency said storms and raised sea levels are due with climate change."

The wall between the High Knocke Estate and Dymchurch won a British Construction Industry Award in 2011.

The new wall allows pedestrians to walk the sea shore for the entire length of the village, approximately four miles, from Hythe Military Rifle Ranges in the East to St Mary's Bay Boundary in the West. Cyclists have the same freedom but must dismount for about 500m around the area of the public amenities. Dymchurch Wall

Population
The population has grown due to large development since 2001 and is estimated at 5820 (Est 2004). The village has one primary school which was rated "requires improvement" by ofsted in 2018. The proportion of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals is broadly average. Most pupils are of White British heritage. The proportion of pupils from minority ethnic heritages is much lower than average, as is the percentage who speak English as an additional language. The proportion of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities is broadly average, although in some year groups it is much higher. The school caters for children in the Early Years Foundation Stage in a Reception class. The school has about 180 pupils. (Source: OFSTED Report 2011)

The Norman church in Dymchurch
Dedicated to St Peter & St Paul, is classic Norman, built in about 1150. The first recorded rector was Richard de Bello in 1260. The church remained virtually unchanged for nearly 700 years. In 1821 the population of Dymchurch increased to the point where extensions and modifications were required, and the north aisle was extended and the nave re-roofed giving the church its present lop-sided appearance.

Commonwealth War Grave
The village holds one war grave from the Second World War – 1074227 Gnr Arthur William Heyhoe, 519 Coast Rgt, Royal Artillery, who is the only soldier buried in the Dymchurch cemetery under a Commonwealth War Graves Commission headstone. Arthur was 28 the day he died, on 20 November 1940. He was serving as an anti-aircraft artillery Gunner overnight at Dover, and on the regrouping of his Battery in the morning, he was found to be 'Missing In Action', 'MIA'. His body was found later that day, having washed up on the beach at Dymchurch very close to where he now lies. Arthur is remembered on the war memorial at Tilney St Lawrence, Wisbech, Norfolk. Arthur's birth was recorded in Mitford, Norfolk. The local Branch of the Royal British Legion remember him every year.

Newspapers
Dymchurch has two paid-for newspapers, the Romney Marsh Herald (published by Kent Regional News and Media) and the Kentish Express (published by the KM Group). Free newspapers for the area include the Folkestone and Hythe Extra, part of the KM Group, and Your Shepway, part of KOS Media.

Radio
The local radio station for Dymchurch is KMFM Shepway and White Cliffs Country. The area is also served by the county-wide stations Heart, Gold and BBC Radio Kent. Cinque Ports Radio 100.2FM is the community radio station for Romney Marsh, Hythe and Rye and has been broadcasting since 7 March 2022. This replaced Shoreline FM which broadcast since January 2020 and is now an online radio service for Romney Marsh called Shoreline Easy

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Category talk:Châteaux in France

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I've moved all of the châteaux into the better category Category:Castles in France, completely parallel to Castles in other countries. Now I'm well aware that "château" has several meanings (castle, keep/dungeon, manor house, vineyard), plus the cultural rayonnement of France, that have caused this lack of parallelism, leading in turn to "châteaux" in Oregon and so on — but it's intrinsically POV; and I'll be editing Château to clarify the situation.

A word also on the names of some — most — of these castles. Noone refers to, for example, "Château Chenonceau": the French always refer to "Château DE Chenonceau", and of course in English, it's "Chenonceau Castle" or, is one is being pretentious, "Chenonceau Château".

This isn't true of some on the list (and I bet it's why the naming got systematized the way it was): wine domains are usually without the DE, as in the correct forms "Château Pétrus", "Château Mouton Rothschild", etc. I'm renaming the articles as I go; one or two have redirects in the wrong direction: I'll be contacting an administrator like we're supposed to. — Bill 16:14, 16 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Please note that this category is deliberately not called Category:Castles in France
Category:Castles in France has now been renamed to Category:Châteaux in France, following a discussion on Wikipedia:Categories for discussion. See Categories for discussion/Log/2007 April 4. Jamie Mercer 21:36, 12 April 2007 (UTC)

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