Duck Dodgers (2003 - 2005)

Dodgers accidentally explodes the ship's energy core, sending the crew adrift.

Duck Dodgers must escort a beautiful secret agent to a Martian-controlled planet.

Duck Dodgers receives a robot crewmember, Roboto, but becomes jealous of the robot's perfect skills.

Duck Dodgers and Marvin compete in an interstellar race.

Duck Dodgers and Cadet are put on trial for destroying Earth's defensive shield.

Duck Dodgers responds to a planet's distress signal and mistakes its gelatinous inhabitants for the enemy invaders.

Duck Dodgers and Cadet come into contact with a flower that induces rapid aging.

Duck Dodgers and Cadet must retrieve a baby philosopher to save a peace conference.

A fat-sucking space vampire hypnotizes Duck Dodgers into detaining Cadet for a pork dinner.

Drake Darkstar, an evil Duck Dodgers doppelganger, steals Dodgers' identity to escape incarceration.

A rebel army of gophers vows to overtake Mars.

Duck Dodgers and Cadet investigate space barbarians planning to invade Earth.

Marvin kidnaps Dodgers and steals his brain, replacing it with a high tech gizmo that everyone mistakes for a fancy hat.

Dodgers drags Cadet along to Robo-World, a space vacation fantasy theme park where "Ya can't beat fightin' a bunch of defenseless androids!"

Due to a mistake at the dry cleaners, Dodgers gets a Green Lantern uniform instead of his own. Donning the garment, mask and ring, Dodgers gains full Green Lantern powers.

Obsessed with ruining Dodgers' career, Marvin goes back in time to foil the college football exploits of his nemesis only to learn Dodgers must be schooled in his own field of alleged expertise.

The Queen of Mars decides to take Dodgers as her King, if he can pass three Martian trials.

New Hollywood mogul Harry Vermin lures Dodgers into a trap by offering to produce the duck's life story.

The Martian Queen kidnaps Cadet in an all-out attempt to exact revenge on Dodgers, who abandoned her at the wedding altar.

Dodgers must keep his Protectorate Captain's certification by taking a yearly course. He encounters a tough space academy drill sergeant and his own disdain for authority in the process.

Jealous that Marvin has another archenemy, Dodgers involves himself in Marvin's skirmish with the dreaded Dr. Woe.

Tired of mounting "space hijinks," Dodgers quits the Protectorate to work in the food service industry, where familiar characters somehow tend to resurface.