Compressed Hare, another Bugs cartoon with Wile E. Coyote. The scene where Bugs is at Wile E."s door with a cup of carrots and Wile E. has his mailbox labeled “Wile E. Coyote - GENIUS!” Bugs knocks on the door and says, “Are you in, Genius?” Then a pause and another knock. “Are you in, Capable? Insolent? Indescribable? Inbearable?” Slays me every time.
I opened this thread to say the mobsters** Khadaji **mentioned in the OP. My son and I STILL tell each other “Shaddup shuttin’ up.” In fact, everything mentioned so far is classic.
I haven’t seen it in years, but I’ll add the one where Yosemite Sam is going to inherit $1M if he can keep his temper. So the entire episode features terrible things happening to him and him swearing as only the Yo-Man can. By the end of the episode, he’s cured, but he blew the inheritance.
Gotta watch it with the closed-captioning “ON,” because his fake swearing is typed out phonetically.
An IRS agent approaches Bugs, believing him to be Elmer and takes him in for tax evasion. Elmer (in the rabbit costume) looks at the camera and says, “I may be a scwewy wabbit, but I’m not going to Owcatwaz.”
you have mentioned many favourites, but missed this one:
Daffy and Bugs tearing posters off a tree with Elmer looking on…
“Duck Season!”
“Rabbit Season!”
“Duck Season!”
“Rabbit Season!”
…
“Elmer Season!” (uh-oh!)
Duck Amuck is a great Bugs Bunny moment for sure, but my personal favorite is in Fallin’ Hare, where Bugs Bunny is trying to stop a Gremlin from sabotaging a US Army bomber. The gremlin somehow convinced Bugs to start swinging a mallet at the nose of a blockbuster bomb. Bugs gives it a good windup, swings…
In “Bowery Bugs”, Steve Brodie has his sanity systematically dismantled by Bugs. The scene just before Brodie snaps altogether:
“Everyone’’s a rabbit!!”
“Get a hold of yourself Brodie! You’re not a rabbit!”
<cautiously peeks at a mirror and sees Bugs instead of his reflection>
"EYAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!"
Those who love “What’s Opera Doc?” might be interested in the earlier “Herr Meets Hare” where Bugs plays Brunhilda to a nearly naked Goering as Siegfried.