Looney Tunes

Porky figures out that by picking up people's stuff, he can get enough change to buy ice-cream sodas. A bomber leaves a time-bomb, and Porky goes at lengths to return it to him without knowing its a bomb.

Jean Batiste catches many of Porky's animal friends in his traps, so Porky follows him and releases the animals as soon as they are trapped. Jean learns of this and captures Porky.

Beans enters a ski race and struggles against a cheating bully.

When a hawk attacks Porky's poultry, Porky leaps into his plane to fight the pesky bird.

Beans and his stowaway nephews, Ham and Ex, search for a lost treasure on a haunted ship in the frozen North.

Farmer Pig sent his son, Porky, into town to buy some feed, but a traveling salesman sold Porky a box of weather pills instead.

Porky, who Is the village blacksmith's helper, attempts to help the blacksmith in shoeing a horse.

A mother mouse warns her children to beware of cats, while a mother cat trains her kittens to attack mice. However, one mouse and one kitten sneak out, meet and become friends.

Ham and Ex get up to a lot of mischief when left alone in their Uncle's firehouse.

Air Corpsman Porky is caught in a voice-controlled airplane responding to commands given to a dog by children near the microphone.

All the hens in the countryside love the singer Mr. Bingo, a peacock. Mr. Bingo steals Emily away from her boyfriend and takes her to a club. At the club, Emily's real boyfriend beats up Mr. Bingo and then takes Emily home.

A cute li'l tyke of a scarecrow wants to be just like his dad and scare all the crows away. He goes out to the cornfield without his father and is bullied by a crow until his father comes to his rescue.

While fishing out in the open sea, Porky bites into a doughnut, which turns out to be bait from a huge fish. The huge fish grabs Porky and takes him home to eat.

A characterization of Bing Crosby as a fly, who comes down to woo all the other insects with his singing talent, and aerial skills.

Lines are dawn in a country town between two feuding families of barn animals, the Weavers and the Matthews. The sheriff of the town says the feud will be ended by a rooster fight in which the losers will leave the town.

The lead pitcher of one baseball team falls for the girl of the other team's leader. Both star players vie for the affection of the girl in the game against each other.