Bugs Bunny

Bugs Bunny's mother is never mentioned - the creator of Bugs Bunny was Bugs' Hardaway .

There is an episode where bugs goes to a town of the west or something, he goes in to a casino, thinking a slot machine is a phone, he uses a coin to call his un named mother and asks her for money, luckly he hits the jackpot and wins big time

Yosemite Sam, he is the character with orange hair and wields two pistols.

There are two rabbits in the show! The boy bunny is named Buster Bunny, and the girl bunny is named Babs Bunny! NO RELATION!

Blousey Brown, played by Florence 'Florrie' Dugger.

Though it seeems bugsy had a previous relationship with Tallulah, it is Blousey that Bugsy is romantically interested in and ends up with at the end of the film.

There are 2 varieties of this stamp - in one type the die cuts extend through the backing paper; in the other type the backing is not cut. The first type is must scarcer -- catalogs at $1.25; the second lists at 65 cents. Used, the types can not be told apart and would retail at 15 to 20 cents.

The creators of the character Bugs Bunny did admit that they had created it as a gay character. His catchphrase "What's up, Doc?" was a password for a gay nightclub at the time. In his original concept, he was also paired in a "forbidden love" with co-character Elmer Fudd. Since homosexuality was frowned upon at the time(and still today), they hid the subtext with phrases and actions that only people very knowledgeable about gay codes of the time would pick up on.

Some of Chuck Jones' colleagues got lost commuting from the Southeast US to Hollywood and ended up lost out in the New Mexico boonies. The experience was memorable enough to create an inside joke that ultimately became the means by which Bugs Bunny ended up in the middle of nowhere. The joke was that Bugs was actually trying to get to Hollywood but got diverted in Albuquerque.

There were actually two evil scientist in two different Bugs Bunny cartoons. The first, in Hair Raising Hare(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038586/) was a caricature of actor Peter Lorre and was unnamed. The second, perhaps the more familiar one, appeared in Water Water Every Hare(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045315/.) Though he made a few appearances in the modern era, he was only recently given the name Dr. Frankenbeans in the video game Acme Arsenal (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1147747/.)

6ft tall Bugsy Siegal was 5' 10" tall (1.78M)

the character who wanted to hug Bugs bunny was Lola bunny

The Cartoon icon and Looney Tunes legend known as Bugs Bunny, was born on July 27th, 1940 in Brooklyn, New York. But he wasn't always known as Bugs Bunny. When the "character" was first conceived he was under the name Happy Rabbit. Though still Voiced by Mel Blanc he didn't have a Brooklyn-Bronx accent, but a mildly annoying laugh and "looney" tone. back then he didn't even look like the Bugs Bunny we know today. He looked more anatomically like an actual rabbit, had a flesh colored front and wore yellow gloves. it wasn't until the early forties that Bugs Bunny began to look and sound like the celebrity he is. He appeared in numerous titles throughout his carrier, such as: "A Wild Hare", "Buckaroo Bugs", "What's Opera, Doc?", "The Bugs Bunny Show", "Who framed Roger Rabbit", "Box Office Bunny", "Tiny Toon Adventures", "Animaniacs", "Space Jam", "Bah Humduck!", "Looney Tunes: Back in Action", "Baby Looney Tunes", "The Looney Tunes Show" and many others.

He only has a middle initial. It is Elmer J. Fudd.

In the Bugs Bunny and Tweetie cartoons, the cat was "Sylvester the Cat".

Bugs Bunny met his maker when one day he was walking in the forest eating a carrot and saying MAA, Whats up DOC!? Then, Elmer Fudd was hunting for wabbits and he stumbled across a wittle ol' wabbit named Bugs Bunny, and he shot him repeatidly until he was completely drained of his bodily red stuff. Then he proceded to snap his neck and drag him away in the bloody cest pool that he himself had created. It was a proud day for Elmer Fudd because he had spent 40 some odd years chasing the little furry creature. And now he was in the oven for supper.

I believe the name of the tune is "The Girl I Left Behind Me".

no thay are still alive in loony tunes show and space jam

nats................................................dahes

a boy bunny is ok but i recomend a girl becuse girl bunny's are smarter then boy bunnys.

Woggle-Bug was created in 1904.

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"Herbie" the love bug.

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