Dodgers and Cadet try to earn money by setting up a loveboat, but things soon go awry.

Dodgers and Cadet must go undercover at a high school to find a device that turns teenagers into “emotionally unstable lunatics.

A hive-mind alien race known as the Fudd (a parody of both The Flood from the Halo series and The Borg of Star Trek) transforms nearly every human and Martian on their respective planets–and even space–in a plot to destroy the Sun. When Dodgers, Cadet, and X-2 are the only sentient beings left unchanged, they […]

Tyr’ahnee tries to cast revenge to Dodgers by kidnapping Cadet.

Dodgers is pressured to enter a race against X-2.

Dodgers has to go back to Galactic Training Academy, and to make things worse, a drill sergeant is always watching him.

Dodgers, Cadet, and Rikki Roundhouse must free a planet from a rogue Maninsuit.

Cadet finds a piece of glowing ore, which turns him into a hulking juggernaut during a stakeout on the Klunkins.

Dodgers accidentally causes an incident during a peace treaty between Earth and Mars and gets Cadet to take the fall. While in prison, the Cadet is angry at Dodgers and terminates their friendship. Meanwhile, one of the Martian Generals, Z-9, takes the opportunity to plot a military coup on Mars by betraying Queen Tyran’hee and […]

X-2 tries to make Duck Dodgers a successful quarterback to prove to Tyr’ahnee that he was right about something.

Tyr’ahnee tries to marry Dodgers, but he doesn’t like the attention or the idea.

Dodgers invades a Spain-like planet to free innocent people who have been captured on it.

Dodgers is the subject of a reality television show called “Bonafide Heroes,” which is documenting his life as a captain, and Dodgers decides to fake the capture of the criminal Camoman for the cameras. Meanwhile, the camera crew interviews various enemies and friends about Dodgers in-between.

The Cadet and Martian centurions take a vacation, while Dodgers and X-2 are stranded on a deserted island.

Dodgers must prove to X-2 that he’s a worthwhile enemy.

When Hungortus the Eater of Worlds heads toward the solar system for his next meal, Dodgers and the Martians hire lawyers to convince him of which planet to eat: Earth or Mars.

Dodgers tries to explain to I.Q what happened to his castle (a parody of Frankenstein).

Duck Dodgers goes to Hollywood planet so a film about him could be made, but doesn’t realize what’s really going on.