S3 E1 • Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt

S3 E2 • A Corny Concerto

S3 E3 • Falling Hare

S3 E4 • Little Red Riding Rabbit

S3 E5 • Hair-Raising Hare

Hair-Raising Hare is a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon, released in 1946. It was directed by Chuck Jones and written by Tedd Pierce. It stars Bugs Bunny and features the first appearance of Chuck Jones' imposing orange monster character, unnamed here, but in later cartoons named "Rudolph" and then "Gossamer".

S3 E11 • Canary Row

S3 E12 • Tree for Two

S3 E13 • Hillbilly Hare

S3 E14 • Bunny Hugged

S3 E15 • Operation: Rabbit

S3 E16 • Bully for Bugs

S3 E17 • Bugs and Thugs

S3 E18 • Knighty Knight Bugs

S3 E19 • Honey's Money

S3 E20 • The Hep Cat

S3 E21 • Pigs in a Polka

S3 E22 • A Ham in a Role

S3 E23 • Dog Gone South

S3 E24 • A Bear for Punishment

S3 E25 • Steal Wool

S3 E26 • Porky Pig's Feat

S3 E27 • Scrap Happy Daffy

S3 E28 • Plane Daffy

S3 E29 • The Stupid Cupid

S3 E30 • Draftee Daffy

S3 E31 • Nasty Quacks

S3 E32 • The Stupor Salesman

S3 E33 • Wholly Smoke

S3 E34 • Swooner Crooner

S3 E35 • Life with Feathers

S3 E36 • Canary Row

S3 E37 • Tree for Two

S3 E38 • Sandy Claws

S3 E39 • Dog Pounded

S3 E40 • Satan's Waitin'

S3 E41 • Birds Anonymous

S3 E42 • Mouse and Garden

S3 E43 • The Pied Piper of Guadalupe

S3 E44 • A Gruesome Twosome

S3 E45 • Guided Muscle

S3 E46 • Beep Prepared

S3 E47 • Walky Talky Hawky

S3 E48 • Rhapsody in Rivets

S3 E49 • High Note

S3 E50 • Nelly's Folly