The Worst Episodes of Breadwinners

SwaySway and Buhdeuce become obsessed with winning a toy out of the new crane game.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Steve Borst, Kevin Maher

When Buhdeuce gets a bad haircut, he goes berserks, and now SwaySway has to calm his buddy down before he gets busted by Rambamboo.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

When T-Midi rejects a loaf of defective bread, SwaySway and Buhdeuce take the loaf under their wing and it becomes super famous.

Director: Gary Doodles

Writer: Brady Klosterman

When the ducks accidentally save Oonski from a monster, he owes them a debt of gratitude.

Director: Brian Morante

Writer: Gene Grillo

SwaySway and Buhdeuce accidentally deliver Spicy Dynamite Bread to T-Midi, and now they have to fix up their mix up.

Director: Casey Leonard

Writer: Gene Grillo

The rocket van gets possessed by a Poltergoose, who turns out to be a real pain in the beak.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Steve Borst, Amy Wolfram

SwaySway and Buhdeuce invent a loaf of bread so irresistible, it turns their customers into bread-craving zombies.

Director: Dave Stone, Brian Morante

Writer: Steve Borst, Scott Kreamer

SwaySway and Buhdeuce meet their match when two punker cranes start delivering pizza on their turf.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

Buhdeuce has a bad day, so he eats Yeasterday Bread, reliving the same day over and over with bad results for SwaySway.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Gene Grillo

Strap on your helmets and hold on to your tail feathers because SwaySway and Buhdeuce are delivering bread in space!

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

When Ketta crashes at the Swamp Pad, her home modifications drive the guys whoa-ma-gosh quazy.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Gene Grillo

When Pumpers holds a talent show, SwaySway must overcome his stage fright to perform a love song for Jenny Quackles.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gary Doodles, Steve Borst

SwaySway and Buhdeuce convince the Bread Maker to lose a wrestling match to Lava Mole.

Director: Brian Morante

Writer: Gene Grillo

Buhdeuce gets robot arms to help him mine bread, but he ends up having to use them to help everyone else out instead.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

The guys adopt a Ponda Bear, who seems like a cute, sweet pet... but he's actually quite the opposite.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

Buhdeuce is lured away from Breadwinning by the glitz and glamour of being a movie star.

Director: Brian Morante

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

When Mrs. Furfle falls into a deep magical sleep, SwaySway and Buhdeuce pretend she's awake so she won't miss her big date with T-Midi.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Gene Grillo

When SwaySway and Buhdeuce are trapped in a cave of stale bread by a ferocious Tunnel Eater, the guys pass the time by reminiscing about how they first met and became best baps for life.

Director: Dave Stone, Casey Leonard

Writer: Gary Doodles, Steve Borst

When T-Midi insults Jelly, the guys enter her in the exclusive Duck Town Frog Show to prove that she's the best frog in the entire world.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gene Grillo

When SwaySway and Buhdeuce accidentally cause Lil Loafie to get smashed, Ketta rebuilds him into a law enforcement machine!

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Brady Klosterman

When SwaySway gets a zit that he thinks makes him look hideous, he runs away to Monster Island.

Director: Brian Morante

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

Buhdeuce gets a cold... and then gives it to the Bread Maker, which causes his magic to go haywire.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Gene Grillo

After accidentally taking the Tooth Fairy out of action, SwaySway and Buhdeuce have to level up into Tooth Fairy Ducks.

Director: Brian Morante

Writer: Bill Motz, Bob Roth

T-Midi insists that the Breadwinners stay over for a slumber party. But when they tell scary stories, they accidentally summon One-Eyed Peekaboo.

Director: Dave Stone

Writer: Gene Grillo

SwaySway finally builds up the courage to ask Jenny Quackles out on a date.

Director: Ken McIntyre

Writer: Steve Borst