As we wave goodbye to Egghead, a familiar mouse enters the picture, raising new questions on interdimensional travel.

This weeks foray into the tooniverse gives us some insight into the prison system, the social chasm between Walruses and dogs, and the relative merits and pitfalls of being born invisible.

Why does Porky never learn? Why must he repeatedly seek the company of insane ducks? We investigate these questions, as well as getting further insight into the breadth of experiences available to Eggheads, as we see The Agency is rehearsing for future Toon escape scenarios.

As Daffy's daffiness shifts from comic to tragic, we explore what "The Moment" is like from a toon's perspective, look further into the Egghead reservations, and find evidence that our world is being investigated by somebody in the Tooniverse.

Daffy takes his trouser test, we explore the Tooniverse's Westworld-esque towns, and the confirmation of an Agency for the retrieval of escaped Toons.

We meet a barely recognisable rabbit, get a little closer to understanding the Egghead phenomenon, and witness to devastating effect escaped Toons can have on our world.

Facing an onslaught of violence and casual racism, our heroes struggle to identify the point at which cannibalism becomes acceptable in the Tooniverse.

In which our heroes witness an inter-dimensional homicide from 1938

In which some pressing questions are answered regarding the relative sentience of Porky Pig and his dog

In which our heroes begin to form a picture of the political landscape of the Toon world circa 1937