The Best Episodes Written By Hugh Davidson

Daffy takes Gossamer under his wing, while Bugs stars in a TV commercial for Speedy's new frozen pizza. Plus, the Coyote attempts to capture the Road Runner using a zipline.

Director: Jeff Siergey

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Instead of relaxing during a spa vacation, Bugs and Daffy spend most of their time fighting over a Hollywood starlet.

Director: Mauricio Pardo

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When Daffy realizes the country club is open to members only, he determines to gain access and take full advantage of all it offers. Bugs meets his dream girl: Lola Bunny.

Director: Jeff Siergey

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Bugs and Daffy quickly discover that Yosemite Sam is a less-than-perfect houseguest when they are forced to take him in during a rainstorm. But how to get him to leave?

Director: Spike Brandt

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When Daffy doesn't want to go to his class reunion because he feels he peaked in high school, Bugs tries to help him make something of himself before the big night.

Director: Jeff Siergey

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When Bugs tells a small lie to Porky, it gathers steam to make everything far worse — it even prompts Daffy to join the U.S. Marines.

Director: Jeff Siergey

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy drags Porky along on spring break when nobody else will go with him and the two quickly end up in jail in a small town in Mexico.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When the overwhelming heat zaps everyone's enthusiasm for Christmas, Lola decides to stage her own version of A Christmas Carol to renew the town's holiday spirit, while Foghorn and Daffy set off for the North Pole to set up a giant fan that will blow cold air down to their sweltering town.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Lola joins a monastery and Bugs buys a boat to sail around the world when they each mistakenly believe the other has ended their relationship. Meanwhile, Daffy runs against Porky for City Council.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

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.

Director: Spike Brandt

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy littering the Grand Canyon ultimately sends him and Bugs to jail, which Bugs grows a liking to, but Daffy hates. This causes some conflict when they get the chance to escape.

Director: Spike Brandt

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy has found some bowling friends: Marvin, Pete, and Porky. Bugs threatens to end that, which means problems when they enter a bowling tournament, which Bugs joins after Porky is hospitalized.

Director: Spike Brandt

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy coaches Gossamer’s water polo team despite having no experience. Meanwhile, Bugs becomes addicted to Porky’s unhealthy, butter-loaded catering.

Director: Swinton O. Scott III

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When Bugs loses his gloves, the motorcycle gloves he gets as a replacement lead him to the life of a rebel. Meanwhile, Daffy is accidentally hired as a college professor.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Volunteering in the Father Figure program, Porky is matched up with the troubled Henry Hawk and Foghorn is paired up with Daffy, who may have lied about his age. Meanwhile, Bugs and Walter train for a tennis match.

Director: Swinton O. Scott III

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Porky decides to run a marathon, threatening Daffy’s definition of everyone’s roles in their circle of friends. Meanwhile, Yosemite Sam wants to save Bugs' life because Bugs saved his.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

While babysitting, Lola reads a spell book as a bedtime story to Gossamer and turns him into a frog. Meanwhile, a get-rich-quick scheme gets Daffy and Porky attacked by a giant bear.

Director: Swinton O. Scott III

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy and Porky attend a self-help seminar, which inspires Daffy to want to learn how to fly. When that doesn’t work, he settles for becoming an airline flight attendant.

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy must shake an online shopping addiction when he uses Bugs’ computer to do his online shopping. Daffy is dragged by Yosemite Sam into a group therapy. Bugs is addicted to a video game called Gribbler’s Quest.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy takes piano lessons from Granny. As a result, Bugs gets noise-cancelling earbuds and quickly realizes he can tune out everything.

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Cecil Turtle returns with a broken shell scam that he uses to con Bugs out of money. Meanwhile, when Daffy’s beloved recliner breaks, he and Lola search for a replacement.

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy becomes campaign manager for Gossamer’s run for Class President. Porky moves in with Bugs and Daffy after his catering business goes broke, and spends his days reorganizing everything.

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy convinces Porky that they should go on a road trip to Porky’s third grade girlfriend’s wedding in an attempt to win her back after all these years.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson

Daffy enters a hot dog eating contest to try and win the title “Mr. Weiner” and Bugs gets roped into helping Yosemite Sam attempt to jump a school bus over a row of motorcycles.

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Writer: Hugh Davidson

When Bugs meets up with a old friend named Rodney Rabbit, Daffy gets jealous and uses the time vortex at Witch Lezah's to go back in time and ensure Bugs and Rodney never become friends. Meanwhile, Porky Pig wonders about his ranking in Daffy Duck's list of best friends.

Director: Seth Kearsley

Writer: Hugh Davidson