Happy Birthday Pepé Le Pew! Pepé gets the Hollywood glamour treatment for his birthday portrait. He made his debut in the Chuck Jones directed short, “Odor-able Kitty,” on January 6th, 1945.

Tom and Jerry put aside their differences to toast in the New Year, wishing you a great 2026!

“Happy New Year’s. I’ve already broken every one of my resolutions. Better luck, 2027.”

Happy 70th birthday Michigan J. Frog! MJF made his debut in the Chuck Jones directed short “One Froggy Evening,” released December 31st, 1955.

Bugs Bunny toasting in the New Year, hopping…er..hoping, 2026 is the best ever!

You’re a mean one, Mister P-P-Pinch! Trying a bit of a recasting with the classic Christmas special “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” with the lovable Porky Pig. With apologies to Dr. Seuss and Chuck Jones.

Tom takes time to test tasty tree treats, as the Christmas season continues.

Tom joyfully lets his little helper, Jerry, bear the burden when it comes time to deliver all the “a little behind schedule” Christmas presents.

Scooby-Doo and Daphne too, spread Christmas cheer, by singing loud, for all to hear! Sounds familiar, right?

Merry Christmas! Porky, Bugs, and Lola celebrate the holiday, in this take of a famous Norman Rockwell cover from “The Saturday Evening Post.”

Merry Christmas Eve with Lola Bunny all snuggled in her bed while visions of Christmases dance in her head.

Jerry’s out to surprise Tom this Christmas with a special gift that’s sure to pack a punch.

Porky Pig and Daffy Duck prove that at Christmas time, two Santas are better than one!

Daffy sells the elf role to Porky as they assume the familiar power dynamic of heroic figure and lovable sidekick.

“I need to have a word with the wardrobe department.” Daffy Duck never one to play second fiddle to leading man…er, leading rabbit, Bugs Bunny.

Getting into the holiday spirit, Bugs Bunny here, "doubles" as good ol’ St. Nick!

Scooby-Doo and Eggnog Too! A winning combination to liven up any holiday celebration.