In a prequel to Tender Tides, Leroy learns from his grandpa about the long history of wuffin oppression and his ancestors’ fight to be free from the rule of humans. (Audience Choice Award Winner)

Donahue has something he desperately needs to tell Diana, but what will Diana do with this revelation?

Well guys, some things happened. This is about those things. The ones that happened.

Someone’s vest has gone missing.

Ben hopes to impress his new girlfriend, Carrie, by introducing her to his roommates, but she sees them for what they truly are.

Michaelson gets his own TV show and the world will never be the same.

We smugly celebrate our ninth or tenth episode with weighty burritos.

Illegal moves abound in a chess match to rule all.

When two drug addicts report a murder at the wharf, officer Babcock must destroy all obstacles in his path to track down the killer.

Two friends have a serious discussion about the many differences between English and Spanish in this educational episode.

Reggie has a secret to share with his friend Tommy.

After losing all of his money producing the failed film, Dragonfist, Thomas J. Buxtehude hatches a plot to capture a narwhal, pluck its prized tusk, and sell it to accrue vast sums of cash just prior to destroying the entire world. Walter, having burnt down Buxtehude’s office, must do his bidding or face blackmail.

A prologue to Murdertusk in trailer form. See all the things that don’t happen in the actual movie.

Leroy is having the best day of his life. Hampton less so.

Jeremy returns home to discover a surprise at the breakfast table.

Stewart and Gleeson decide to stop being such weasals to one another and formally agree to the inevitable.