When the Tasmanian Devil escapes from the local zoo and shows up on Bugs and Daffy's doorstep, Daffy is terrified. Bugs, however, thinks he's just a lost dog and adopts him.

Foghorn Leghorn casts Daffy as himself in a movie about his life. Meanwhile, Bugs and Yosemite Sam find a potentially valuable vase buried in the backyard.

Lola gives Daffy dating advice, and falls in love with him in the process. But Daffy only has eyes for Tina, and Bugs is surprised to find he might actually have feelings for Lola.

Daffy has caused so much destruction in the neighborhood, that Bugs has thrown a dinner party so Daffy can say sorry. This won't be easy, as Daffy suspects one of the neighbors of newspaper thievery.

When Tina asks Daffy to babysit her nephew, Daffy discovers the unexpected joys of motherhood. Meanwhile, Bugs discovers how gullible Porky can be.

When Bugs and Daffy's favorite pizza joint closes, Bugs reopens it ... and gets in way over his head.

After they all get ticketed for moving violations, Daffy, Lola and Porky have to apply for new licenses at the Department of Motor Vehicles while Bugs can't get a lift home.

When Foghorn Leghorn takes a liking to Daffy he makes him the CEO of his company ... with disastrous results.

A plate of French fries threatens to ruin Daffy and Porky's friendship, as well as Bugs' chance to see a playoff game. Plus, Lola sings about her favorite holiday of the year.

Daffy helps Tina earn her cosmetology license, while Bugs helps Porky learn to dance. Plus, Daffy explains the meaning of love to Porky.

After a car wash accident on his parade float, Daffy swindles Porky out of all his savings in order to obtain a yacht to replace the parade float. Plus, the Gophers sing about what makes them best friends ... to a Bossa Nova beat.

Bugs tries to hang a shelf to display his Nobel Prize, but the project gets complicated. Daffy explains to Porky why a birthday gift was "chintzy."

Daffy suspects that Porky is a killer, and Bugs has to take care of Lola when she breaks her leg.

Sylvester becomes obsessed with a laser toy. The Coyote orders the ultimate trap, and actually catches the Road Runner ... now if he could just get him out!

Daffy accidentally emails a letter to everyone he knows explaining what’s wrong with them and must suffer the consequences. Lola and her parents want Bugs in their family photo.

After accidentally getting shipped to Alaska, the Tasmanian Devil, Tweety and Sylvester must put aside their differences and make an incredible journey together to return to their happy homes.

Daffy takes on the persona of his television hero, Steve St. James, while Bugs takes on his caffeine addiction, by switching to energy drinks.

Bugs tells the story of SuperRabbit, with himself as SuperRabbit, Elmer Fudd as Lex Luthor, and Daffy as Zod, and explains why he gave up the SuperLife.

Daffy is highly insulted when he discovers that ducks are not included in the Chinese zodiac, and attempt to make ducks more popular.

Bugs and Daffy enter a game show that focuses on best friends, but Daffy's bottomless stupidity causes them to lose, which in turn causes him to try and be more like a friend to Bugs. But as expected, he tries way too hard.

Lola sweeps Bugs to Paris in an effort to fall in love and Daffy discovers that Granny was once a spy in World War II! The coyote tries to catch the Road Runner via speed skating.

After learning about the invention that got Bugs rich, Daffy produces an improvement on it that ends up defective, sending him and Bugs into a financial crisis.

Bugs gets a job alongside Porky at a boring office to cheer him up. Daffy also gets a job, but not one where he has to work. He gets a nose job.

When one of the Gophers is reported missing, Daffy and Lola take the case to look for him. Meanwhile, Bugs nearly destroys his home trying to kill a spider.

Daffy’s world is turned upside-down when his handbag is stolen at the mall, prompting him to hire Porky as his full-time bodyguard. Lola searches the globe for the anniversary gift for Bugs.