The Looney Tunes Show

In the series premiere, Daffy gets Bugs Bunny to go on a game show with him where they will be rewarded for proving they are best friends. The problem is, Daffy doesn't seem to know anything about his best friend! Can Daffy prove his allegiance to Bugs? Plus, in a Merrie Melodies video, Elmer Fudd performs an homage to his favorite thing: grilled cheese.

When Daffy realizes the country club is open to members only, he determines to gain access and take full advantage of his newfound privileges. Meanwhile, Bugs meets the girl of his dreams -- Lola Bunny -- on the tennis court, but when they go on a date, will it still be a perfect match? Plus, Marvin the Martian is featured in the Merrie Melodies video "I'm a Martian," and Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner appear in the CG short "Bubble Trouble."

When Yosemite Sam loses his solar-powered electricity during a rainstorm, Bugs and Daffy open their doors to the prickly pint-size neighbor. They quickly find that Yosemite Sam is a less-than-perfect houseguest ... but how to get him to leave? The episode includes the Merrie Melodies interlude "Chickenhawk."

Daffy takes Gossamer under his wing, while Bugs stars in a TV commercial for Speedy's new frozen pizza. Plus, in "A Zipline in the Sand," Wile E. Coyote attempts to capture the Road Runner using a zipline hanging above the road.

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.

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

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.

While Lola sweeps Bugs to Paris in an effort to fall in love, Daffy sweeps Granny's attic and discovers that she was once a spy in World War II! Plus, in "Winter Blunderland," the Coyote covers the desert in snow in an attempt to catch the Road Runner via speed skating.

Bugs and Daffy have a reversal of fortune, and Bugs is forced to return to his old rabbit hole. The episode features the Merrie Melodies animated video "We Are in Love," where Lola professes how in love she and Bugs are. Bugs, on the other hand, isn't so sure. Plus, in "Heavy Metal," the Coyote discovers an iron suit in a cave and attempts to use it against the Road Runner.

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 discover that he might actually have feelings for Lola. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video for "Be Polite," the Gophers and Marvin the Martian sing about the importance of being nice to people. And in "Wile E. Sisyphus," the Coyote tries to roll over the Road Runner with a giant boulder.

In a bid to defeat his nemesis at the big bowling tournament, Daffy has to swallow his pride and ask Bugs for his help. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Yellow Bird," the classic calypso song is reimagined through the eyes of Sylvester and the yellow bird he loves, Tweety. And in "Vicious Cycles," the Coyote steals multiple motorcycles to chase after the Road Runner.

When Daffy discovers his newspaper is missing, he accuses the neighbors of stealing it and sets out to catch "the thief" by setting an elaborate trap during Bugs' dinner party. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Tasmanian Meltdown," the Tazmanian Devil goes wild, drinks Bugs' swimming pool and busts out of the backyard. And in "Gone in 60 Parsecs," the Coyote finds a spaceship and attempts to attack the Road Runner with lasers.

Proving that work can be fun, Bugs gets a job at Porky's accounting firm. Daffy also gets a job: a nose job. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Skunk Funk," Pepe Le Pew lets the ladies know that he's the funkiest skunk around. And in "Heartbreak Bridge," the Coyote traps the Road Runner on a bridge ... and still can't catch him.

When Tina asks Daffy to babysit her nephew, Daffy discovers the unexpected joys of motherhood. Meanwhile, Bugs discovers how gullible Porky can be. Plus, in "Camo Coyote," the Coyote uses various camouflages to sneak up on the Road Runner.

When Bugs and Daffy's favorite pizza joint closes, Bugs reopens it ... and gets in way over his head. Plus, take a fantastical, heavy-metal journey inside the mind of a wizard -- er, Daffy Duck -- in the Merrie Melodies video "The Wizard." And in "Go Fly a Coyote," the Coyote takes to the skies on a giant kite to catch the Road Runner.

What do all of Bugs' friends have in common? None of them have a valid driver's license.

Daffy takes on the persona of his television hero, Steve St. James, while Bugs takes on his caffeine addiction, by switching to energy drinks. Plus, in "Butte E. Fall," the Coyote tries his hand at rock climbing to get the Road Runner at the top of a giant butte.

When Foghorn Leghorn takes a liking to Daffy, he makes him the CEO of his company ... with disastrous results. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Pizzariba," Speedy gives us the hard sell on his restaurant ... with a few technical difficulties. And in "Another Bat Idea," the Coyote dresses up like Batman -- but he is anything but super or heroic.