I remember getting this for my 4th bday. I would love to have this again.

I HAD A TALKIN BUGS BUNNY WHEN I WAS 5 GOT IT AT THE CHRISTMAS LOVED THAT TOY BRINGS BACK HAPPY MEMORIES

whats so exciting ???????????????????

ah, Bugs! He was a formative figure in my childhood . . .somehow talking Bugs must have "disappeared" during one of our moves . . .

i/m looking for a talking bugs bunny does anybody know where i will get one in dundee

I have an original pull string hard plastic talking bugs. He has aged well as he is in great shape. If anyone is interested in him please contact me. jlflowers23@yahoo.com

I have one of these bugs bunnys still got pull cord but would need attention as no sound. call me 07889707136

I tried submitting a picture and it didn't take. Oh well!

Does anyone know the ten phrases that Bugs Bunny says?

There were several versions of Bugs Bunny talking dolls, and nearly all were made by Mattel. The first ones came out in 1962. It was sort of a self-promoting thing; When the "Bugs Bunny" network TV show moved from prime time to Saturdays, Mattel became a co-sponsor, along with General Foods. Along with the familiar "What's Up, Doc?" phrase, the dool's other phrases were mostly about loving and eating carrots. Marketing of the dolls began to slacken into the 1970s, as new cartoon characters such as Scooby Doo and Archie took front stage to Looney Tunes. A new surge in Bugs talking dolls began in the late "70s, as the Looney Tunes became mascots for the Six Flags chain of theme parks.

From the Saturday morning cartoon vault: TV commercial has a boy hiding behind a bush. An old man walks by, the kid makes his Bugs Bunny doll say, "What's up, Doc?" The man flinches, looks at the bush and quickly leaves. You can tell it's Mattel, it's swell! This aired on the "Bugs Bunny Show" over ABC (9/26/64). A talking Porky Pig doll appears in the closing sponsor tag.

Still got one from the '70s 'What's up doc?' 'Gee, I scared myself!' 'I like carrots!' 'You're a cute bunny!' etc.

From the Saturday morning cartoon vault, a minute-long TV spot for Mattel's talking hand puppets. Bugs Bunny, Mister Ed and Woody Woodpecker. Commercial features a boy named Stanley, whose mother keeps prodding him to go to sleep. The boy keeps playing with the puppets instead of sleeping. This aired on "Bugs Bunny Show" over ABC (11/7/64). Along with Kool Aid ad, Mattel other toys and network promo ("Flintstones"), show ends with a scary (for a 3-year-old) Ad Council PSA with Smokey Bear. A forest fire erupts, Smokey evacuates Bambi the deer and other animals away. It was animated by Disney, with highly dramatic background music.