Did Wile E. Coyote ever catch the road runner?

Question

and where can I see it

Answer 1

While it has since been edited into a stand alone cartoon called "Soup or Sonic", the only time that Wile E. Coyote EVER caught the Road Runner was during the 1980 Chuck Jones produced and directed Bugs Bunny TV Special "Spring is Busting Out All Over".
During it, Wile E. chases the Road Runner into a pipe that is ever getting smaller. When they come out, both are real tiny. Realizing the problem, they turn around and run back through the pipe again.
But when they come out this time, the Road Runner is back to normal size but Wile E. Coyote is still small!
The Road Runner has stopped, wondering where the Coyote is. Meanwhile Wile E., having not noticed the new problem yet, grabs the Road Runner by the foot and has a big smile on his face now that he has finally caught the Road Runner!
But when he looks up and realizes what is going on, his smile turns into an expression of shock, then saddness, before becoming one of complete puzzlement.
Then he faces the TV audience and holds up signs that say, in order: "Okay folks. You've waited all these years for me to catch him. Now what do I do?"
Then the segment irised out as the special went to a commerical break. In the edited version, the irising out is the end of the cartoon.

Answer 2

Coyote Catches Road Runner

Answer 3

YES! Yes he did!! Aside from the above one Leehoustonjr mentioned.. WHICH BTW is dated AFTER this.. episode #42.. He CAUGHT the RR in 'The Solid Tin Coyote'!! Episode #38 He wasn't micro sized or anything.. he ACTUALLY caught him! During this episode Wile falls into a trash dump and gets an idea. He crafts a monstrous Robot of himself and after some fumbling and sight gags.. he chases Road Runner who is horrified at the tin monster chasing him.. BUT the Tin Coyote ACTUALLY catches him!! FINALLY.. with Wile E. in the one hand.. and the Road Runner in the opposite hand clearly CAUGHT.. the creator makes the mistake ordering the Solid Tin Coyote to eat the Road Runner 'Stupid'... and taking him literally the Robot eats Wile E!! Unfortunately the Robot either let RR go or RR just slipped free... When Wile E chases it again, Tin Coyote falls off a cliff and that's the end of it. Can be seen here!! Which was BEFORE above 'Toon!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VvQY2pMaEM

Answer 4

The only time I ve seen Wile E. Coyote catch...and eat...the Road Runner..was depicted in a Family Guy episode. Since that is not Warner canon, it does not count.

Answer 5

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Did Wile E. Coyote ever catch the road runner?
and where can I see it

Answer 6

Yes While did catch the Roadrunner. I remember seeing this cartoon when I was about 7 years old.
After decades of trying to catch the Roadrunner, Wile finally trips out and goes stark raving mad and orders several truckloads of supplies from Acme and builds a 50,000,000,000,000,000 mega ton Hydrogen bomb and then he waits on a cliff for the Roadrunner to pass by below. As Roadrunner passes by Wile pushes the bomb off the cliff and he and the Roadrunner are instantly vaporized along with a third of the Earths surface. Ninety eight percent of the Earth's population are either killed instantly or in the gruesome months that follow due to radiation. The electromagnetic pulse from the bomb burns out all the electronics in the world and the few remaining people in the world revert back to being cannibalistic savages. A decade long nuclear winter descends upon the Earth and more people die from starvation. Man that was a great cartoon. It gave me weeks and weeks of nightmares.
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Answer 7

Actually, Chuck Jones directed one in the early '60's where Wile E. DID catch the Roadrunner. It was meant as a one-shot blackout gag, and the RR was alive and well in the very next short. No, I can't remember the name of it.

Answer 8

i never ever see that coyote catch the road runner and the day he does is the day hell freezes over!

Answer 9

I swear I remember one where the Coyote caught the Roadrunner and has himself a quick little existential crisis where he looks confused about what to do now that he won t have the RR to chase anymore........and he lets the RR go.

Answer 10

That roadrunner's "BEEP-BEEP" was too much for ole Wile E. to handle.

EDIT:
Afterall, the roadrunner is known to be a Chaparral C@ck.