UPDATE 8/17/17:

After the exciting announcement of Warner Archive's Porky Pig 101 DVD today, I just added the release to some of the Porky Pig shorts on this list. While The Bugs Bunny Video Guide does have a good educated guess list of the shorts that will more than likely be available on the release, I realized that for the majority of the shorts, I wouldn't know what disc each of them will be on. So, I just added the shorts that are listed in this picture of the first page of the Disc One menu screen (which came from this article about the release).:



I'll add the rest of the shorts once I get clear confirmation about what disc each short will be included on. :)

UPDATE 9/15/17:

Discs Three, Four, and Five of the Porky Pig 101 Warner Archive Collection DVD set have been added to the filmography (meaning that the entirety of the release should be available for reference in the filmography now. :)).

I've also been fixing some various errors that I've noticed throughout the filmography (just tiny spacing issues, coding issues, short title listing issues (I noticed some short titles in the filmography weren't written out the way they appear on the actual title card of the short - mainly just a nitpick of mine), etc.).

I also added the two Buster Bear cartoons to the Miscellaneous section of the filmography (which I just discovered the existence of thanks to this great article by Steve Stanchfield over on Cartoon Research), as despite them not being true Looney Tunes cartoons, they were (or were supposed to have been) released by Warner Bros., and thus I feel they deserve a spot in this filmography.

I also added two notes to the notes section on the first post of the filmography. One is about the two Buster Bear cartoons described above, while the other is about the Looney Tunes Superstars 3-Fun Pack Volume Two DVD set that came out recently (mainly just written to inform those looking at the filmography that all of the cartoons included on the Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and Tweety and Sylvester Superstars releases are included in the Looney Tunes Superstars 3-Fun Pack Volume Two DVD set). Also of note, since there are now two of the Superstars 3-Fun Pack sets, I edited the initial 3-Fun Pack note to include a Volume One next to the rest of the title of the DVD set, so that it is easier to differentiate the two 3-Fun Pack releases from each other.

EDIT: Also added another note in the notes section about "Shuffle Off To Buffalo" and "Young and Healthy" being presented in SD on the "42nd Street" Blu-Ray release (EDIT 10/4/17: Partially incorrect information - "Shuffle Off To Buffalo" is indeed presented in HD on the "42nd Street" Blu-Ray release. See below for more information.), edited a release title (accidentally had typed Pete Kelly's Blues DVD instead of Pete Kelly's Blues Blu-Ray for the Blu-Ray version of the release underneath the short "The Hole Idea"), and have added member credits to some of the notes in the notes section (since I received information for some of the notes in the notes section from some of the fellow members here on IAD, I only thought it was fair to credit them for finding the information and posting it here.).

Also, I give a huge thanks to anyone who has helped me out with the filmography, whether it be posting a release that contains a Looney Tunes short on it, details as to how a short is presented on a release, and even just going through and spotting some missing or inaccurate information and other errors throughout the filmography. Without you guys, this filmography wouldn't be like how it is today. Thank you all very much.

Edited by user Thursday, October 5, 2017 3:35:38 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Quick correction: Shuffle Off to Buffalo is presented in HD

Nice list although I would made some additional suggestion

Regarding shorts that have multiple re-releases I would suggest putting marker regarding what exact release has the best looking and most complete print.

Regarding shorts only release released as bonuses (but on no dedicated collections), on various live-action DVDs did probably make notes within the list if hey have gotten proper treatment.

I notice the list does includes the TV shorts (from 1979-1980) I do recall that the Golden Collection releases of these shorts included them within the orginal TV special they originated from, not artificial opening and closing title cards that were later added when those experts were released as standalone shorts so I did suggest making a note regarding that.

Edited by user Tuesday, October 17, 2017 8:52:53 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

UPDATE 10/17/17:

I've done a little work on improving the filmography today (thanks again for the suggestions Kristjin! ). The biggest change is the addition of The Lists section. This section mainly contains lists of anomalies that appear on various Looney Tunes sets, such as the appearance (how they look) of the shorts on the Saturday Morning Cartoons sets and the 1979-1980 Looney Tunes shorts. In the future, I may add more lists for other anomalies that appear on various Looney Tunes sets.

I've also added notes regarding the two lists I've created to the first post, as well as one regarding the Porky Pig 101 set (which addresses the problems that the set has, mainly as a word of caution to anyone who hasn't purchased the set yet).

Thanks for the find Kristjan! Just added the three shorts included on the Blu-Ray version of the set (which are Super-Rabbit, Snafuperman, and Stupor Duck, for other members reading this who didn't get a chance to check out the above article yet).

I did find this DVD set that seems to be a condensed version of the Superman Anthology Blu-Ray set. : https://www.bestbuy.com/.../3056011.p?skuId=3056011

However, from what I can tell, the three Looney Tunes shorts are not included on that version of the set. If someone has the set and can check this, however, that'd be very appreciated! :)

From what I can tell as well, the 8-disc Superman Anthology set was just Blu-Ray exclusive, and wasn't released on DVD in its entirety (the above 5-Film Collection DVD set is the closest I can find).

As for ToonHeads: The Lost Cartoons, I haven't watched the special in a long time, but based on what I remember of it (as well as looking at the ToonHeads Episode Guide located right here on IAD as a part of the GAC Archives), I don't think any of the shorts were broadcast unedited during the special (unless you count the Tang Bugs Bunny and Marvin The Martian commercial, but that isn't really a short film :P). If anyone can check on this as well, it'd be very appreciated as well! :)

UPDATE 3/26/18: This is mainly a minor update. I added a note regarding the Looney Tunes Let Loose Triple Feature DVD set to the notes section on the first post (it just states that all of the shorts included on the Looney Tunes: Rabbit's Run DVD set are also included in the Looney Tunes Let Loose Triple Feature DVD set).

I would have added this a lot sooner, but I didn't even know this set existed until I saw it at Walmart the other day.