Looney tunes golden collection. Volume two
(DVD) 

Full screen (1.37:1).

Dual-layer format.

Includes sixty animated short films released theatrically between 1936 and 1962.

Special features: Disc 1. TV special "Bugs Bunny's Looney Tunes all-star 50th anniversary, Part 1" ; behind-the-tunes featurette: "A conversation with Tex Avery" ; from the Bugs Bunny Show vaults: "Do or Diet" ; bridging sequences "There's no business like slow business" ; audio recording session. Disc 2. TV pilot "Adventures of the Road Runner" ; behind-the-tune featurette "Crash! Bang! Boom!: the wild sounds of Treg Brown -- opening sequence "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show. Disc 3. Behind-the-tunes featurettes: "Looney Tunes goes Hollywood," "It happend one night: the story behind One froggy evening," "Wagnerian wabbit: the making of What's opera, Doc?" ; Vault rareties: "Orange blossoms for Violet," "Sinkin' in the bathtub," So much for so little." Disc 4. TV special "Bugs Bunny Looney Tunes all-star 50th anniversary, Part 2" ; behind-the-tunes featurette: "Man from Wackyland: The art of Bob Clampett"--Opening sequences: The Porky Pig Show, The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show ; all-new bonus short "Daffy Duck for President."

Sources used: DVD journal WWW site, viewed June 12, 201; Internet movie database WWW site, viewed June 12, 2017.

For private home use only.

Animators, Rod Scribner [and others] ; musical direction, Carl Stalling.

Voice characterization: Mel Blanc.

Disc 1: Showcases that wascally wabbit, Bugs Bunny. Disc 2 and Disc 3: The happiness of pursuit is center stage as the Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner go head to head and Sylvester and Tweety Bird go after each other in typical Looney fun. Disc 4: is an all-star cavalcade of Hollywood parodies and more fabulously funny favorites.

For private home use only.

English, dubbed French or dubbed Spanish dialogue, French or Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned.

Academy Award: Best Documentary/Short Subject, So much for so little (1949), Tweetie pie (1946).