Duck Dodgers

Dodgers transports an intergalactic singing star, Lady Chanticleer, to the Fluoride Festival of Festoovius Five, taking tons of abuse from the perfectionist diva. Klunkin Commander Sa'am closes in on his singing idol, Chanticleer!

I.Q. High pays the price for trusting Dodgers to house-sit his family mansion.

When his status as Surf King on an all-beach planet is wiped out by the Crusher, Dodgers must prevail in an impossible surfing contest.

Ingesting improperly self-prepared sushi sends Dodgers into a vivid fever dream wherein he becomes a samurai master and battles a tyrant sorcerer who bears an alarming resemblance to Dodgers' clock.

When Dodgers brings Earth and Mars to the brink of war, Dodgers betrays Cadet by letting him take the blame for Dodgers' offense, landing the young pig in space prison.

The treaty signing does not go smoothly, and Dodgers finally realizes he must restore his friendship with Cadet by clearing Cadet's name. They join forces with Marvin to capture Z9, who kidnapped the Martian Queen in a grab for power.

A truce between Earth and Mars leaves Dodgers bored. Meanwhile, his enemies team up to seek revenge on him.

Dodgers and the Cadet are awed by a glamorous celebrity villain, the Magnificent Rogue, and they eagerly become his lackeys.

The Cadet takes a vacation, leaving Dodgers free to accidentally strand himself on a deserted planet with his archenemy, the Commander.

Dodgers and the Cadet go undercover at a high school to save the students from a Martian mind-control device.

Van Chancy, an alien lunatic, pits Earth against Mars in a twisted, make-believe game show.

Dodgers infiltrates a rocket biker rally to get the Galactic Protectorate to buy him a brand-new rocket scooter.

Dr. I.Q. Hi detoxifies Dodgers' body making him fit and smart. But Dodgers' friends and enemies quickly learn they like the old Dodgers better.