The Looney Tunes Video Show

The Looney Tunes Video Show was the first Looney Tunes home video collection. All 19 volumes were released in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Each video tape features seven cartoons, and opens with a plain, static version of The Looney Tunes Video Show title card with the 1955-1964 Merrie Melodies opening music playing over it.

The Looney Tunes Video Show offers a wider range of post-48 cartoons shorts, ranging from the classic years (August 1948- August 1964) to the less popular Dark Age years (October 1964- September 1969). This is the only Looney Tunes VHS collection to include cartoon shorts from the lesser-known DFE (1964-1967) and WB-7A (1967-1969) eras, until the Bugs and Friends European VHS tapes came out in 1997. In terms of picture quality, the prints of the cartoons in each tape appear to be more faded than later VHS releases.

Volumes

Cover	Title	Cartoons on Tape
	Volume 1	Devil May Hare Birds of a Father The Ducksters Zipping Along Ant Pasted Room and Bird Mexicali Shmoes
	Volume 2	14 Carrot Rabbit All Fowled Up An Egg Scramble Cats and Bruises The Hole Idea Two Scents Worth Quackodile Tears
	Volume 3	8 Ball Bunny Quacker Tracker Double or Mutton Feline Frame-up Scaredy Cat A Fractured Leghorn Louvre Come Back to Me
	Volume 4	Ain't She Tweet The Astroduck Heaven Scent Pests for Guests Lighthouse Mouse Don't Give Up the Sheep Backwoods Bunny
N/A	Volume 5	China Jones Fastest with the Mostest Feather Dusted Forward March Hare Odor of the Day Stork Naked Tugboat Granny
N/A	Volume 6	A Scent of the Matterhorn Bowery Bugs Daffy Rents Dough for the Do-Do Lickety-Splat Heir-Conditioned Feather Bluster
N/A	Volume 7	A-Lad-In His Lamp Beep, Beep! Don't Axe Me Muzzle Tough The Egg-Cited Rooster Weasel Stop Honey's Money
N/A	Volume 8	Captain Hareblower A Bird in a Guilty Cage Cat Tails for Two Doggone South Fiesta Fiasco Goo Goo Goliath Wild Over You Knight's Must Fall Mouse and Garden Rabbit of Seville
N/A	Volume 9	Grey-Hounded Hare Home Tweet Home Catty Cornered Mississippi Hare Foghorn Leghorn Knighty Knight Bugs A Mouse Divided Birds Anonymous Really Scent Ali Baba Bunny
N/A	Volume 10	Gone Batty Boobs in the Woods Caveman Inki Dr. Jerkyl's Hide For Scent-Imental Reasons Guided Muscle Homeless Hare No Barking Mouse Mazurka Robin Hood Daffy
N/A	Volume 11	Assault and Peppered Kit for Kat Curtain Razor Drip-Along Daffy Feed the Kitty Hook, Line and Stinker Leghorn Swoggled Mouse-Taken Identity The Scarlet Pumpernickel Hare Brush
N/A	Volume 12	Cheese Chasers Duck Amuck 14 Carrot Rabbit Hare Trimmed Horse Hare A Broken Leghorn Three Little Bops Awful Orphan The Mouse That Jack Built To Itch His Own
N/A	Volume 13	Chow Hound Mouse Warming Cracked Quack Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century Foxy by Proxy Hare-Way to the Stars Hot-Rod and Reel Cat Feud Tweet and Lovely Lighter Than Hare
N/A	Volume 14	Broomstick Bunny Duck! Rabbit, Duck! Gonzales' Tamales The Hasty Hare A Hound for Trouble The Lion's Busy Mouse Wreckers Tweety's S.O.S. Bugs and Thugs D'Fightin' Ones
N/A	Volume 15	French Rarebit Tabasco Road Little Beau Pepé Much Ado About Nutting What's Opera, Doc? Bear Feat Daffy Duck Hunt Each Dawn I Crow One Froggy Evening Hyde and Go Tweet
N/A	Volume 16	Frigid Hare Henhouse Henery Hyde and Hare Little Boy Boo Mutiny on the Bunny Zoom and Bored Beep Prepared Bugsy and Mugsy Daffy's Inn Trouble Baton Bunny Bell Hoppy Chili Weather
N/A	Volume 17	From A to Z-Z-Z-Z Here Today, Gone Tamale The Hypo-Chondri-Cat Little Red Rodent Hood My Bunny Lies Over The Sea Design for Leaving High Diving Hare Jumpin' Jupiter Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z Zip 'n Snort
N/A	Volume 18	Long-Haired Hare My Little Duckaroo Bewitched Bunny Bunny Hugged Devil's Feud Cake Fast and Furry-ous Gift Wrapped Hip Hip- Hurry! A Kiddies Kitty Lovelorn Leghorn
N/A	Volume 19	Napoleon Bunny-Part Tweet Tweet Tweety Big House Bunny Canary Row Dog Pounded Going! Going! Gosh! Kiss Me Cat Nelly's Folly Touché and Go A Bird in a Bonnet

Trivia

• The cartoons appearing on The Looney Tunes Video Show volumes 8-19 exist only in PAL format unlike volumes 1-7 where the cartoons exist in both NTSC and PAL formats, due to them originally mastered in 576p resolution.
• Most of these cartoons from this video collection (along with cartoons coming from the Golden Jubilee VHS tapes) are time-compressed to PAL speed when shown on Cartoon Network/Boomerang in USA (despite being in NTSC countries) for some reason, perhaps for time, although, not likely, because the airings of pre-1948 cartoons air at NTSC speed despite pre-1948 cartoons generally running longer than post-1948 cartoons.