It's a mystery heavy episode this week - Who wrote the good, comprehensive tome of hypnosis? Which Porky is most likely to have an ICBM in his kitchen? What did Bugs whisper to Elmer? Whatever it was, I bet it was just right.

Also, Cal says the ground went funny when people jumped into it.

I don't know what that means.

This episode sees the arrival of a long-awaited rooster, an insight into the world of beavers, and a glimpse at some of the Tooniverse's most notorious villains, as realised by an unconscious Daffy Duck

Meanwhile, Bugs' time travelling might get him into more trouble than he knows, as we see a familiar face have a run in with the last of the Toonlords.

A returning veteran gets turned away from his former job, Sylvester gets gout, a immigrant mouse arrives on US soil, Bugs meets a potential protégé in the form of a large orange monster, and we get an insight into how Bugs funds his schemes.

Alexa rudely interrupts from the kitchen, rudely seeking attention, the Porky Piggy Bank has something in it, and it's Cal's last episode with the Good Big Hands.

As Elmer goes off the deep end and turns his hand to mad science, we begin to see the nuances of The Moment and how it reacts to stress.

Meanwhile, Daffy and Porky whiff it bad when placed in charge of the Tooniverse's babies, leaving Porky IV trapped in Africa.

We begin to see Porky III's doubles attempt to reintegrate into normal society, landing Daffy in court with a jury that makes Chris and Cal question the clarity of their perceptions.

It's a stressful time, you guys.

We get an eye-opening glimpse into Daffy's former life, Bugs Bunny's future sight, and the secret life of books in this particularly rambling and tangential episode.

Also, just why ARE people from Newcastle so excited when they meet other people from Newcastle?
Tune in to find out, or at least to hear us ask the question and reach no conclusion whatsoever.

In this tangent filled episode we speculate wildly on Goebbels' negligence in the facial hair department, elephants as a litmus test for mice and rats, the reason Bugs turned his back on the world, the curse of Babbit and Catstello, and just why the designated "Needle-Nose Pliers Shelf" now has hair on it.

All this and more awaits, so join us in The Space Jam Continuum.

Come See Us Live!

The fourth installment in our supplementary series summing up the broad strokes of the Space Jam Continuum over the last 10 weeks.

Topics this time include the Tooniversal Theater of War, Bugs' ongoing mysterious agenda, and The Agency's attempts to rewrite history after deposing a porcine despot.

Cal is wearing giant latex hands for 33 days and it's grotesque. That doesn't stop us watching a bunch of cartoons, though.

It's a veritable cavalcade of new blood this week, including a long-suffering rival to the Tooniverse's darkest character, a diminutive ginger bandit, plus Captain and Snooks.

Who the hell are Captain and Snooks, you ask? Not a clue. Let's find out together.

As Elmer's Eggsperience escapades continue, we follow Bugs behind German lines for an encounter with Adolf himself, and a situation requiring some clever use of his Toonlord powers.

Meanwhile, we meet a certain odoured sex-pest for the first time, and discover a double life.

Bugs and Elmer's relationship takes a turns for the strange as Bugs attempts to rewrite both future and past to fulfill his mysterious agenda.

Meanwhile, Sniffles mind takes a turn for the worse, and it becomes apparent that Elmer may have crossed a line regarding his benefits allowance.