This is a filmography of all the films that Tex did for MGM. It's also a track listing for the laserdisc box set. If you're looking for a box set, drop me an email and I'll try to help!
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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
