In this rarely seen clip from "The Bugs Bunny Show"(1961), Pepe Le Pew has stolen Yosemite Sam's turn to host the show. Sam enlists the help of the Tasmanian Devil. We'll just let you see how well THAT goes. | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

Ever wanted to hear Pepe Le Pew's life story? Well, in the 22nd episode of "The Bugs Bunny Show", he tells you! There isn't a whole lot of new bridging animation in this one, but enough to cleverly combine some of the best Pepe cartoons. "The Cat's Bah" (1954) is the main framing device, with footage from "For Scent-imental Reasons"(1949) included for good measure. Pepe gives us a break to show us a Bugs Bunny cartoon, "Frigid Hare"(1949), with an altered bit of dialogue at the end to say "1968"

Well, it's finally surfaced. A clip from the 6th episode of the "Bugs Bunny Show", which originally aired on ABC November 15, 1960. Despite the foreign dubbing, you'll get the idea. Bugs does an impression on guitar of "Frankie doing an imitation of Rickie doing an imitation of Elvis". The segment was likely directed by Friz Freleng. Also included in this video is the use of the same tune (and same recording) in the theatrical Foghorn Leghorn cartoon "Banty Raids" (Robert McKimson, 1963). | Gold