Mine is either the magician who screws over the Opra guy, or one of the things of tomorrow searies.

ehh who/what is Tex Avery :)

I think he made cartoons like bugs bunnie or something like that.

He made some of the early Tom & Jerry cartoons. A very funny and Wacked individual. You guys read too much. You need tv.

can't say that i have a favorite toon by Tex, but i do make a point of watching the Tex Avery hour on The Cartoon Network just about every Sunday night.

well, can you list some cartoons he has done? then people like me who just WATCH them and not care who made them, will know.. anyway, cartoons have nothing on sesame street!

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Blitz Wolf (8/22/42)

A wolf that resembles Hitler takes a crack at the three little pigs.



The Early Bird Dood It (8/29/42)

A worm tries to outmaneuver an early bird with aid from a cat.



Dumb-Hounded (3/20/43)

Droopy tracks down escaped convict Wolf. Is this the only cartoon where Droopy actually barked??



Red Hot Riding Hood (5/8/43)

Wolf tries to pull the old Red Riding Hood gag in order to meet up with Little Red, but Grandma has other ideas.



Who Killed Who? (6/19/43)

Avery spoofs a few murder mysteries.



One Ham’s Family (8/14/43)

Wolf, dressed as Santa, tries to bag some ham but is outsmarted by Jr. Pig.



What’s Buzzin’ Buzzard? (11/27/43)

Two buzzards are desperate to get a bite to eat.



Screwball Squirrel (4/1/44)

Screwy Squirrel beats the stuffing out of Sammy Squirrel then torments Meathead the Dog for the rest of the picture.



Batty Baseball (4/22/44)

Avery spoofs baseball. That guy in the stands should have just kept his mouth shut.



Happy-Go-Nutty (6/24/44)

Screwy Squirrel escapes from Moron Manor and torments Meathead some more.



Big Heel-Watha (10/21/44)

A big dumb Indian tries to capture Screwy Squirrel.



The Screwy Truant (1/13/45)

Screwy skips school and wreaks havoc on the truant officer.



The Shooting of Dan McGoo (3/3/45)

Wolf tries to kill Droopy, but Red quickly draws his attention.



Jerky Turkey (4/7/45)

A clever turkey eludes the pilgrims at Plymouth Rock.



Swing Shift Cinderella (8/25/45)

Wolf has eyes for Red, but someone has eyes for Wolf.



Wild and Wolfy (11/3/45)

Once again, Wolf tries to kidnap Red but Droopy is in the way.



Lonesome Lenny (3/9/46)

Screwy is adopted by Lenny the big dumb dog. This is the last Screwy Squirrel cartoon.



The Hick Chick (6/15/46)

A dumb cluck rooster tries to prevent a suave rooster from stealing the chicken of his dreams.



Northwest Hounded Police (8/3/46)

Droopy is once again in hot pursuit of escaped felon Wolf. If bug-eyed double takes is your thing, this is the only cartoon you will need to see.



Henpecked Hoboes (10/26/46)

A hungry George & Junior try to catch some chickens.



Hound Hunters (4/12/47)

George & Junior, the blundering duo, become dog catchers.



Red Hot Rangers (5/31/47)

George & Junior battle a pesky little flame.



Uncle Tom’s Cabana (7/19/47)

The truth about Uncle Tom’s Cabin. This is the first one of them Hollywood cartoon companies ever got the straight dope on this Uncle Tom stuff.



Slap Happy Lion (9/20/47)

The biggest, baddest lion in the jungle is put in his place by a mouse.



King Size Canary (12/6/47)

A hungry cat starts a Jumbo-Gro feeding frenzy that goes awry.



What Price Fleadom (3/20/48)

Homer falls in love with a female flea who lives on the back of a bulldog.



Little Tinker (5/15/48)

A little skunk will try anything to find a girlfriend.



Lucky Ducky (10/9/48)

A pesky little duck is too much for these two hunting dogs to handle.



Half-Pint Pygmy (8/7/48)

George & Junior hunt for the world’s smallest pygmy so they can claim the $10,000 reward.



The Cat That Hated People (11/20/48)

A cat that is fed up with people goes to the moon only to find out that people aren’t so bad after all.



Bad Luck Blackie (1/22/49)

A kitten enlists the aid of a black cat who causes things like flower pots, safes, and battleships to fall on a bulldog that is tormenting him. This is my very favorite Tex Avery cartoon.



Senor Droopy (4/9/49)

Droopy and Wolf battle it out in a bullfight.



The House of Tomorrow (6/11/49)

The future home is demonstrated. Man, that sandwich maker rocks!



Doggone Tired (7/30/49)

Speedy is ready to go hunt rabbits, but can he get a good nights sleep so he can get up at 5 in the morning to blast that bunny?



Wags To Riches (8/13/49)

Spike stands to inherit millions of dollars if something should happen to Droopy.



Little Rural Riding Hood (9/17/49)

A city wolf tries to show his countrified cousin some culture by introducing him to a real Red Riding Hood.



Out-Foxed (11/5/49)

A clever British fox tries to outwit Droopy.



The Counterfeit Cat (12/24/49)

A cat tries to disguise himself as a dog in order to get to a canary.



Ventriloquist Cat (5/27/50)

A cat confuses a dog by throwing his voice. This one of my all time favorite.



The Cuckoo Clock (6/10/50)

A slightly crazed cat tries to kill the cuckoo in a clock.



Garden Gopher (9/30/50)

Spike is trying to bury his bones with no help from a pesky little gopher.



The Chump Champ (11/4/50)

Droopy and Spike compete for the title of "King of Sports". Not to mention a kiss from the "Queen of Sports".



The Peachy Cobbler (12/9/50)

A shoemaker gets a little help from some elves.



Cock-A-Doodle Dog (2/10/51)

Spike is having a little trouble sleeping thanks to a loud-beaked rooster. My favorite.



Daredevil Droopy (3/31/51)

Droopy and Spike compete to become the Daredevil Dog at a circus.



Droopy’s Good Deed (5/5/31)

Droopy and Spike compete for the title of Best Scout, and a chance to meet the President.



Symphony In Slang (6/16/51)

Joe is having trouble getting his point across to the keeper of the Pearly Gates.



Car of Tomorrow (9/22/51)

The future of automobiles is displayed here.



Droopy’s Double Trouble (11/17/51)

Spike wants a free meal, but Droopy and Drippy have him slightly confused.



Magical Maestro (2/9/52)

The Great Poochini in tormented by a magician who he had earlier rejected. Now this is a classic. If I had to choose a favorite, this would be it.



One Cab’s Family (5/17/52)

Dad assumes Junior is going to grow up to be just like him; a taxi cab. But Junior has other ideas.



Rock-A-Bye-Bear (7/12/52)

Spike gets a job house sitting for a high-strung hibernating bear. All he has to do is keep it quiet. If I had to choose a favorite, it would definitely be this one.



Little Johnny Jet (4/18/53)

A WWII bomber is tired of seeing jets, but changes his mind when his son turns out to be a jet.



TV Of Tomorrow (6/6/53)

The future of television is reviewed here, although there is no mention of Dolby THX.



The Three Little Pups (12/26/53)

Snoopy, Loopy, and Droopy try to elude a low-key wolf dog catcher. If I had to choose a favorite, it would be this one.



Drag-A-Long Droopy (2/20/54)

Droopy and his sheep have to defend themselves against the Wolf and his cattle. This is my favorite by far.



Billy Boy (5/8/54)

Wolf inherits a very hungry little billy goat goat goat goat. This one is definitely my very favorite.



Homesteader Droopy (6/26/54)

Droopy must defend his new ranch against Dishonest Dan. My favorite by a long shot.



The Farm Of Tomorrow (9/18/54)

Check out the farm of the future.



The Flea Circus (11/6/54)

Poly-Itchy, the flea circus clown, will do anything to get attention from FiFi LaFlea.



Dixieland Droopy (12/4/54)

The story of Dixieland musician John Pettibone and Pee Wee Runt, the horn blowing flea. Together they make it to the Hollywood Bowl. If I have one favorite, it’s this one.



Field and Scream (4/30/55)

We follow Ed on his fishing and hunting adventure.



The First Bad Man (9/30/55)

The story of the first bank robber and cattle rustler; Dinosaur Dan. If I had to choose one to be my favorite, this would be it.



Deputy Droopy (10/28/55)

Droopy must guard the safe from Slim and Shorty. This one is my favorite.



Cellbound (11/25/55)

Spike escapes from prison and ends up in the warden’s TV set. This is my favorite.



Millionaire Droopy (9/21/56)

Letterboxed remake of Wags to Riches.



Cat’s Meow (1/25/57)

Letterboxed remake of Ventriloquist Cat

Yeah, the 'Opera' one is pretty good. Most of the '**** of Tomorrow' shows are too. Chuck Jones and Tex Avery are untouchable in the classical sense; everything else is just a fad.

I've seen every one of the old cartoons, but I lose track of the directors. I think I'd have to go with the Bullfighter Droopy one, where he's trying to land that hot chick in the picture.

Thats a big list Mark, I had no idea he did that many! They all rule but I'll pick the baby cab and the eat em up goat:)

By the way, I did not prepare this list, so the "This one is my favorite" Repeated a million times, is not me. Also, I do recall many of these myself. The warden and spike is very memorable, plus the the slang one is also (****IN FUNNY!!!) amusing material.