Half-Fare Hare

Year: 1956

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert McKimson

ComedyAnimation

Bugs Bunny hops aboard the iconic Chattanooga Choo‑Choo train and runs into Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton, the bumbling couple from the classic television series “The Honeymooners.” Hungry and desperate, the duo spots Bugs and exclaims, “It’s foooooood!” before a comic chase ensues.

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