The Looney Tunes Show, Daffy Duck, Esquire

When Daffy accidentally emails a letter to everyone he knows explaining what's wrong with them, he must suffer the consequences. Plus, Lola and her parents want Bugs to be in their family photo ... until he chips his front tooth.

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. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies "Sit Down," Pete Puma sings about the joys of sitting down and taking a rest.

When Bugs loses his gloves, he also loses part of his identity, and the motorcycle gloves he gets as a temporary replacement prompt him into leading the life of a rebel. Meanwhile, Daffy actually becomes respectable when he is accidentally hired as a college professor.

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

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, Lola's father enters himself and Bugs into an annual Father and Son Tennis Tournament, since Bugs is like a son to him.

When Cecil Turtle, a customer service representative, intentionally cuts off Bugs' cable TV, Bugs declares war and gets revenge. Meanwhile, Tina gets advice from Lola on how to be more easygoing in the workplace. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Parade Float," Daffy sings about his awesome, super cool parade float.

Porky decides to run a marathon, threatening Daffy's definition of everyone's roles in their circle of friends. After all, if Porky is the jock, then who is Daffy? Plus, Yosemite Sam tries to get his guns back.

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 ultimate anniversary gift for Bugs.

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. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies "Christmas Rules," the cast sings about why Christmas is such a wonderful holiday.

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 lost in the woods and attacked by a giant bear.

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 incumbent Porky for City Council, as he thinks it will give him prestige and power.

When Tina's dad comes to town, Daffy decides to pretend he is a lawyer in order to impress him. By default, Bugs is forced to pretend to be Daffy's slacker, deadbeat roommate. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Stick to My Guns," Yosemite Sam sings about how proud he is of all his bad life decisions.

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. Meanwhile, Bugs and Yosemite Sam suspect each other for a series of neighborhood thefts.

Daffy decides he needs to go on spring break, and drags Porky along when nobody else will go with him. They quickly end up in jail in a small town in Mexico. Meanwhile, Lola must impersonate movie jewel thief "The Black Widow" to cover up losing her mother's diamond necklace. Plus, in the Merrie Melodies video "Wonderful Bugs," Walter, Lola's father, sings about the joy that is Bugs Bunny.