To wrap our monthlong venture into the annals of Cartoon Network's Duck Dodgers series, Jordan and Marc take on three different 'fan favorite' episodes from throughout the show's history, including an inspired use of the guy who sings the theme song, a loving homage to a timeslot-mate, and a Megadeth showcase for some reason.

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Join us as we watch episodes from the, slightly lesser in quality, Season 3 of Duck Dodgers! Jordan sees Duck Dodgers deal with the SPACE THEME of...high school and dealing with Dane Cook in The Kids Are All Wrong / Win, Lose or Duck, while Marc sees Hollywood Director Quinten Tarantino become a voice actor (and fail) as well as a return of two beloved mobster Looney Tunes characters in Master & Disaster/All in the Crime Family!

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Join us as we continue looking into the tv show Duck Dodgers by watching the Two-Part Season 2 Finale where peace may be achieved between Mars and Earth...if it weren't for some mischievous Martians and the selfish actions of Duck Dodgers!

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Join us as we begin Duck Dodgers Month by looking at episodes from Season 1! Jordan covers the beginnings of the series with the series premiere of Duck Dodgers going on trial, and then later getting held captive by mutant bug women in 'The Trial of Duck Dodgers/Big Bug Mammas' Marc then finds out that just because you're a space show doesn't mean you can't do Dracula, or the evil doppelganger trope in 'I'm Going to Get You Fat Sucka / Detained Duck'

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Join us as we continue to commentate on the works of Hanna-Barbera cartoon adaptions with 'Josie and The Pussycats' from 2001! Listen as we watch this cult film for the first time and see if we understand the love and admiration this movie gets from its fanbase!

In a topic that Marc thought would probably be a good idea, Marc and Jordan discuss three Golden Age Looney Tunes cartoons involving dogs. Two of them, It's Hummer Time and Early To Bet, involve the same cat and dog duo. A third, Dog Gone South, centers around a dog character we haven't covered for a couple of years, and for good reason.

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Join us as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of Fast and Furryous by looking at three more Wile Coyote/Road Runner shorts! We cover Stop, Look and Hasten!, Whoa, Be Gone and ending with, the beginning of the end really, with 1960's Fastest with the Mostest!

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For our supersized and bursting-at-the-seams 200th episode, Marc and Jordan tackle 3 shorts they've somehow never covered before, including the cult classic Chow Hound, the Clampett landmark The Old Grey Hare, and the terrific Yosemite Sam short The Fair Haired Hair, as well as episodes from Looney television shows that demanded their attention, like a bonkers episode of The Looney Tunes Show, two Michigan J. Frog-centric Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries segments, and that Tiny Toon Adventures episode that was written by a few eighth graders.

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Join us as we take a look at segments produced for The Bugs Bunny Show! Bugs teach us how cartoons work in 'Bad Time Stories' Bugs introduces us to a way to save on animation THE BRAND NEW STARS OF THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW in 'Ballpoint Puns' Bugs uses Taz as a segue device in 'Do or Diet' and we conclude with, well, trust us you don't wanna know in 'A Tale of Two Kitties'

Continuing our quest to cover a number of incidental Looney projects before we hit 200, Marc and Jordan check out 1991's Bugs Bunny's Overtures to Disaster, a TV special featuring new animation by the Ford/Lennon crew, as well as some golden age shorts that are nowhere near as surprising as the picks from last week's episode.