The Space Jam Continuum

In which our heroes begin to form a picture of the political landscape of the Toon world circa 1937

In which some pressing questions are answered regarding the relative sentience of Porky Pig and his dog

In which our heroes witness an inter-dimensional homicide from 1938

Facing an onslaught of violence and casual racism, our heroes struggle to identify the point at which cannibalism becomes acceptable in the Tooniverse.

We meet a barely recognisable rabbit, get a little closer to understanding the Egghead phenomenon, and witness to devastating effect escaped Toons can have on our world.

Daffy takes his trouser test, we explore the Tooniverse's Westworld-esque towns, and the confirmation of an Agency for the retrieval of escaped Toons.

As Daffy's daffiness shifts from comic to tragic, we explore what "The Moment" is like from a toon's perspective, look further into the Egghead reservations, and find evidence that our world is being investigated by somebody in the Tooniverse.

Why does Porky never learn? Why must he repeatedly seek the company of insane ducks? We investigate these questions, as well as getting further insight into the breadth of experiences available to Eggheads, as we see The Agency is rehearsing for future Toon escape scenarios.

This weeks foray into the tooniverse gives us some insight into the prison system, the social chasm between Walruses and dogs, and the relative merits and pitfalls of being born invisible.

As we wave goodbye to Egghead, a familiar mouse enters the picture, raising new questions on interdimensional travel.

After a brief trip to the Arctic and a visit from the ghost of Uncle Sam, Porky and Daffy settle down and start families... but is that Porky's kid?

Cal's got some conkers! Also, we finally get to witness the passing of the torch - The final days of Porky Pig and the rise of... Porky Pig? Wait... What?

Explorations this week include the Agency testing out the new Porky, the ghostly nature of cats' many lives, the existence of giants, and, of course, sluice chicken.

As we rejoin the ongoing adventures of Porky IV, the youngest pig ever to be put in the Porky role, we welcome the return of Daffy, observe a portal within a portal, and wonder which dimensions rules you follow when on the wrong side of the portal.

We catch up with the Egghead that made it, get a glimpse of our original, much-missed Porky Pig, and are confronted with a host of confounding marine biology questions

As The-Egghead-Who-Made-It continues his theatrical career, we see the introduction of a grotesque earthworm, Sniffles taking a nice jaunt to the country, and an inter-dimensional incident which, if we're honest, takes up a full 20 minutes of the episode. IT'S BIG, MAN.

Porky's eternal job hunt continues, Sniffles develops a degenerative mental disease, and we finally meet the face of the Tooniverse - what's up, Doc?

As Porky's run of bad experiences in odd, experimental hospitals continues, we take a trip way back in time to answer some questions about the age of the Tooniverse, and the nature of the things that live there.

Everybody's sleepy. Elmer's trying to go to bed, Porky's trying to go to bed, Sniffles is trying to stay up for Santa. As we investigate Elmer's short fuse and the rules on using toon powers for festive jobs, we witness a harrowing on screen suicide which leads us to believe something sinister is going on regarding the Tooniverse's population control measures.

20 Episodes! We honestly didn't think we'd make it this far, but here we are. Over some mulled wine we learn the whereabouts of Porky IV, get an insight into Bugs' relationship with society, and take a second peep into the society of mice.

As the inhabitants of the Tooniverse seem to become less an less able to work out what type of animal they are, we get to the bottom of Sniffles' questionable mental faculties. Meanwhile, Willoughby gets a makeover, and we meet our new favourite segment of Toon society.

As the boys try desperately to find an excuse for Porky's glaring racist tendencies, Daffy disappoints by joining in. If you can't trust a psychopathic duck these days, who can you trust? Meanwhile, Bugs shakes his cold and meets another egghead who made it.

A hungover Chris and a snow-sodden Cal find themselves alarmed by the power wielded by an increasingly despotic Porky, take a look into Daffy's family life, and conclude that cats DEFINITELY all have human legs.

After an overly-festive (read: boozy) lunch, Chris and Cal settle in over a mulled wine to ponder the nature, politics and logistics of Santa's role in the Tooniverse.

Our first show of the year features a very hoarse Cal, a further study into cat ghosts, questions about Newtonian physics' place in the Tooniverse, an assassination attempt, and we ask the pressing question about just what seemingly every toon thinks is going to happen if they point a gun at somebody and pull the trigger.

Greeted by an obese Elmer Fudd, the boys go on to witness Bugs in his element, Porky's descent into madness, a dog soliciting, and a really camp cat. It's... it's a real mixed bag.

As we gaze through an increasingly propaganda-centric portal at Conrad the camp cat's life, a number of diminutive pigs are brought into Porkytopia to man small businesses under Porky's name - presumably a reaction to the previous assassination attempt.

The boys meet pre-moment Hector the Bulldog, get a glimpse into the African Tooniverse, and spend a lot of time analysing how Bugs gets around.

In the first of a marathon recording session, the boys get a glimpse into the way Daffy sees the world, see the last of "fat" Elmer as he joins the mounties, and find out just who the hell The Dover Boys are.

As Willoughby's darker side manifests, the ghoulish nature of his spirit is called into question. Meanwhile, Bugs inadvertently makes his nemesis more powerful than he could possibly imagined, and we meet a beloved, fat-headed, yellow bird.

As we find it more and more difficult to establish Bugs' position on his own timeline at any given point on ours, things heat up for Porky III in an increasingly unstable Porkytopia. Expect espionage, alliances and assassination attempts in this weeks thrilling episode. This episode is brought to you by Gin.

While Cal and Chris crunch the numbers to discover the precise magnitude of this whole stupid undertaking, Daffy unwittingly squares up to fledgling Toonlord, Elmer. Meanwhile, a Space Jam era bugs travels back to 1943 to prevent a scientific genius from creating a super-carrot that will cause a future apocalypse. Also, Cecil Turtle is back and is awesome as ever, and Sniffles finds his buzz in merry old Blighty.

As we gain some insight into Daffy's anatomy, the state of his relationship with his former cohort-turned-despot, Porky III, becomes even less clear. Meanwhile, the arrival of two mysterious humans on a desert island draws the attention our favourite time-travelling Toonlord, and we meet a brand new cowardly cat.

During an operation to reinstate Porky IV, Daffy fails to remain covert and spends a while trying to repay his debt to the agency. Also Hitler's there.

A. Flea is introduced, the dog currently inhabited by Willoughby The Ancient Ghost Dog has incredibly toned buttocks, Little Red Riding Hood irritates Bugs into collaborating with a wolf masquerading as Grandma (who's away working swing shifts at Lockheed), and Cal introduces his Good Human Friend, Ron. This last point breaks Chris' brain and the latter half of the episode is basically a wreck. Enjoy

The time is finally upon us where we have to watch the dreaded, anti-Japan propaganda flick starring our beloved Bugs. Aside from that horror, we witness The Agency's attempts to rewrite Porky's past, and it might just work. Also we have a new recording setup and Cal has baby blood, apparently.

As Bugs grow more and more insane, we investigate the identity of the ancient ghost, Willoughby. Meanwhile, it seems that the Tooniverse has a new top murderer.

Bugs and Elmer's relationship takes a turns for the strange as Bugs attempts to rewrite both future and past to fulfill his mysterious agenda. Meanwhile, Sniffles mind takes a turn for the worse, and it becomes apparent that Elmer may have crossed a line regarding his benefits allowance.

As Elmer's Eggsperience escapades continue, we follow Bugs behind German lines for an encounter with Adolf himself, and a situation requiring some clever use of his Toonlord powers. Meanwhile, we meet a certain odoured sex-pest for the first time, and discover a double life.

Cal is wearing giant latex hands for 33 days and it's grotesque. That doesn't stop us watching a bunch of cartoons, though. It's a veritable cavalcade of new blood this week, including a long-suffering rival to the Tooniverse's darkest character, a diminutive ginger bandit, plus Captain and Snooks. Who the hell are Captain and Snooks, you ask? Not a clue. Let's find out together.

In this tangent filled episode we speculate wildly on Goebbels' negligence in the facial hair department, elephants as a litmus test for mice and rats, the reason Bugs turned his back on the world, the curse of Babbit and Catstello, and just why the designated "Needle-Nose Pliers Shelf" now has hair on it. All this and more awaits, so join us in The Space Jam Continuum.Come See Us Live!

We get an eye-opening glimpse into Daffy's former life, Bugs Bunny's future sight, and the secret life of books in this particularly rambling and tangential episode. Also, just why ARE people from Newcastle so excited when they meet other people from Newcastle? Tune in to find out, or at least to hear us ask the question and reach no conclusion whatsoever.

As Elmer goes off the deep end and turns his hand to mad science, we begin to see the nuances of The Moment and how it reacts to stress. Meanwhile, Daffy and Porky whiff it bad when placed in charge of the Tooniverse's babies, leaving Porky IV trapped in Africa. We begin to see Porky III's doubles attempt to reintegrate into normal society, landing Daffy in court with a jury that makes Chris and Cal question the clarity of their perceptions. It's a stressful time, you guys.

A returning veteran gets turned away from his former job, Sylvester gets gout, a immigrant mouse arrives on US soil, Bugs meets a potential protégé in the form of a large orange monster, and we get an insight into how Bugs funds his schemes. Alexa rudely interrupts from the kitchen, rudely seeking attention, the Porky Piggy Bank has something in it, and it's Cal's last episode with the Good Big Hands.

This episode sees the arrival of a long-awaited rooster, an insight into the world of beavers, and a glimpse at some of the Tooniverse's most notorious villains, as realised by an unconscious Daffy Duck Meanwhile, Bugs' time travelling might get him into more trouble than he knows, as we see a familiar face have a run in with the last of the Toonlords.

It's a mystery heavy episode this week - Who wrote the good, comprehensive tome of hypnosis? Which Porky is most likely to have an ICBM in his kitchen? What did Bugs whisper to Elmer? Whatever it was, I bet it was just right. Also, Cal says the ground went funny when people jumped into it. I don't know what that means.

In this particularly baffling episode, Chris and Cal struggle to make sense of what they're seeing, but a level-headed bulldog acts as a beacon of hope. An exploration into Pepé Le Pew reveals not only the extent of his desires but also may confirm and earlier theory about his true identity.

Amongst the advent of the Hare/Tortoise feud, another assassination attempt, and a questionable account of Bugs' adolescence, we discover that Austro-Hungarian actor Peter Lorre took a terrible secret to his grave. Meanwhile Tweety, who's finally sprouted his iconic yellow feathers, has finally met his match.

In this bumper episode, our brave boys power through 8 (eight) glimpses through the portal in an attempt to close out this decade of Tooniversal research, knowing all too well that one documentary about life in 1947 is gonna change everything.

In this, the first ever Space Jam Continuum Live Show, Chris and Cal enlist the help of a studio audience in an attempt to weave the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit (a good documentary about life in 1947) into the intricate tapestry that is The Space Jam Continuum Extended Universe.This obviously throws some real curveballs into the mix, so join us on this buck wild journey through an awesome movie.HUMOUR. HORROR. DIRECT AUDIENCE INVOLVEMENT.It went alarmingly well.

We're back, baby. As we stride confidently into a second decade of dangerous nonsense, we see our favourite Toonlord exploit the aftermath of the 1946 Stork Strikes for some mysterious purpose. Meanwhile, two lovely Texan gophers evade capture by a maniacal thespian dog. Join us as we resumes our adventures through the portal, continuing to unravel the mysteries of... The Space Jam Continuum

After a confusing insight into the family structure of The Three Bears, Chris and Cal find themselves completely baffled by Daffy's latest encounter with one of Porky III's doubles, largely resulting in more questions than answers. It's... it's getting pretty difficult, you guys.

In a shocking turn, Sylvester dies. Like... proper dies. All nine lives. How will he play basketball? In a second shocking turn, Sylvester dies... AGAIN! What the ruddy hell is going on? Meanwhile, the only one who can help seems to be engaged in a 100+ round boxing match. It's all over the shop this week.

This week's episode is brought to you by the letter "A Plague of Technical Difficulties", and the number "4". Sylvester has no recollection of dying, Porky encounters zero dentists, and the eternal Lovecraftian horror known only as Yosemite Sam tries his hand at maritime banditry.

osemite Sam is trying to rebuild his reputation back in the west, but when he stumbles across an old Agency meeting point, a certain Toonlord is there to meet him. Meanwhile, Chris and Cal set about investigating Cinecolor, and their WWII super soldier program. Which Hector is the real Hector? At this stage, who knows?

Chris and a sickly Cal continue their rigorous investigation into Cinecolor's cloning program, post-war. Meanwhile, Bugs is bribed into working for the government on their first manned (rabbited? bunnied?) mission to the moon, leading to an encounter with everybody's favourite tooniversal martian. It's pretty great.

In this oddly sincere episode, we get some rare glimpses into tooniversal politics, and finally find out the difference between a toon hare and a toon bunny. Why are insects so much more politically reasonable than the rest of the tooniverse? We strive to find out.

Mike Harrison-Wood from By The Mash Tun joins Chris and Cal for today's foray into the Tooniverse. Pepé Le Pew gets through an episode without sexually assaulting anybody, Foghorn Leghorn lays down the law in a run in with Henery's grandfather, and a meeting with a genie explains the advent of Bugs Bunny's powers.

With Daffy working as a salesman of gags and cheap tricks, Chris and Cal wonder that his angle is. Has he fallen on hard times, or is he in deep cover? Meanwhile, Sylvester tries to secure himself a place in the home of Elmer Fudd, who seems to be doing very well for himself.

With Daffy out on the street, and hounded by Porkytopia's former chief of police, we have to wonder if our hero will ever make it out of this rut. What's your game, Daffy? Bugs, still seemingly unaware of the extent of his genie-granted powers, winds up in Scotland, and Sylvester, now living with Porky IV, endures great hardship, and reveals the full extent of his strength.

Happy New Year! It's 1949 and everything has gone insane. Daffy and Bugs seem to be on a mission to torment Elmer, but we just can't pin what's actually going on. Is it a slavery thing? Daffy seems to think so. Clonewatch's all-seeing eye falls on Tom Turk this week, who we're sure wasn't blue before. WE SEE YOU, CINECOLOR! Don't think we don't.

The Tooniverse's classic hero turned villain is back in the mix, and it can't be long before he makes another bid for power. Meanwhile, a directionless Bugs Bunny makes a new enemy of the short-fused Colonel Shuffle.

Daffy has fancy new transport, Porky IV is making some money on the side, and we see a powerless Bugs get himself in a right pickle with the military. New insights into the advent of Bugs as an Agency mainstay abound in the second chapter of this long-awaited origin story.

In this science heavy episode, we have to re-evaluate the Gravity Triangle, Hubie and Bertie find themselves a new profession, and the Three Bears have some bee trouble. Also, we play you a good, good song.

Porky III starts a new evil scheme, Sylvester takes a sabbatical in Slobovia, Bugs messes with history for reasons unknown, and we realise that something eldritch is afoot in a forgotten house.

In this slice of life episode we explore the day to day routines of Bugs Bunny and Foghorn Leghorn. An odd lack of hidden agenda on Bugs' part makes for a relaxing week in The Space Jam Continuum filled with music and japery.

As the Sylvester & Tweety dynamic takes its classic form, we have some revelations as to the nature of Sylvester's profession, anatomy, and potential lifestyle Meanwhile, Bugs looks for love at the dog track following a noise complaint, and we meet The Agency's newest agent on his hunt for a notorious pig still at large,

As Bugs takes a stand against organised religion amongst wolves, Porky (one of them, anyway) finds himself back in Wackyland in a Cinecolor nightmare perpetuating a lie from 1938. Meanwhile, in the desert, a wily fellow is having a little trouble with a speedy bird. BEEP BEEP!

In this classic character centric episode, we use Bugs, Elmer and Porky III as a lens through which to view some more fundamental aspects of the Tooniverse, including the will of the portal, the founding of the agency, and a potential second rise of everybody's favourite porcine dictator. Also, Playboy Penguin.

In spite of another sparse year for Christmas references, the boys make an alarming amount of progress in this year's Christmas special, uncovering some horrific possibilities. Don't forget to fill out our Christmas Poll over on twitter @TSJCommunity - https://twitter.com/TSJCommunity Y'know, for science,

In this presumably Oscar winning documentary, Chris and Cal take a trip to Paris, further explore the cultish tendencies of mice, take a visit to the jungle, discover a beloved character's secret prosthetic, and forget about a marsupial entirely.

In this end-of-an-era episode, we finally reach the end of the 40s, which is a big milestone on our journey to 1996. To celebrate, we talk about Tooniversal car insurance for about ten minutes. Enjoy.

As Sylvester's hunt for the cult leader continues, his madness increases making him seem the villain to the untrained eye. Luckily, our eyes are highly trained and we use them to observe not only Sylvester, but Bugs Bunny as he has a run in with a corrupt politician, as well as Daffy at his absolute daffiest.

We gain insight into Bugs' ongoing relationship with the eldritch horror that is Yosemite Sam, get a glimpse of the Tooniverse's population control measures with Beaky Buzzard, and see Daffy Duck go full Orson Welles (or is it the other way around?)

We get a glimpse of Beaky's past, almost (but not quite) explaining the fact that's he's clearly a vulture called Buzzard. We also catch up with Hubie, Bertie and Claude in what may be the strangest toon-power reveal to date.

This week we learn about surnames. Consider it a Tooniversal census. That is the main revelation. It was mostly business as usual for all involved. Luckily, business as usual in the Tooniverse is always entertaining.

At this point, y'all know the drill...

They've announced a Space Jam 2. We'll be doing this forever. You're welcome. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

something...something...basketball... something...something...eldritch death cult... Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

As Sylvester's pursuit of Tweety becomes a nuisance, we see the demonic bird join forces with Granny to bolster their defences. Meanwhile, Sylvester and Hector are growing too close for Tweety's comfort and, fearing that this alliance could be trouble, sends an agent provocateur to shake things up. Back in 1776, Bugs continues his ageless feud with Sam, but his motivations are becoming inscrutable. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

In this Hippety Hopper heavy episode, we meet Sylvester's son, find out how Bugs keeps time across multiple timelines, and catch a glimpse of Porky III rebuilding his fortune - mayhaps his empire. Also, how many locks is too many locks? When does a door shift from secure to downright sinister? All this and more in this weeks juicy episode. GET IT AMONGST IT. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

Things take a turn for the high brow as Bugs embarks on a very special production of The Barber of Seville. Meanwhile, Claude the Cat is hounded, literally, by the family's puppy purchase. Bugs hones his skills in some downtime by trying to rewrite history, accidentally perpetuating several often misinterpreted historical "facts" in the process. Also, there's at least one dunk. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

Yosemite Sam gets more grotesque every time we think about him. What is wrong with that dude? Seriously. Hector and Sylvester are laying low, with varying degrees of success. Meanwhile, Tweety prepares to usher in "The Slaying Time". Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

That despicable sex pest Pepé Le Pew has finally been locked up. This prison is too cushy if you ask us. Every comfort is afforded him. Unbelievable! We catch up with Hector, returning to last week's missing cartoon, as well as checking in on those delightful gophers. Bugs is about too, but honestly he's not up to much lately. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

As Bugs' complacency gets him into hot water, a change of tack would seem prudent as a new revelation about his carrot habit proves troubling. Meanwhile, Charlie continues his hunt for an owner internationally, while Hector and Claude have a run in with the hero this Tooniverse deserves - The Gambling Bug. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

As Bugs, Daffy and Elmer run drills to ensure their efficacy as agents of change, a villain from the Tooniverse's past emerges to be, perhaps, not as defeated as we thought. Tweety seems to be taking advantage of this, recruiting sympathisers en masse. Darkness awaits. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

The repetitive nature of some of these toons' lives leads Chris and Cal to a startling conclusion about Foghorn Leghorn, Henery Hawk and Barnyard Dawg. The question is, which one's Andie MacDowell? Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

In this mini-episode, we take a look at Future Bugs' digs, his interactions with his other self throughout time, and his relationship with his nephew/son. Apologies for the shorter show this week. Usual service will resume next week. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

A blast from the past reminds Chris and Cal about an important, and often overlooked, mouse fact. A day off for Foghorn reveals that he probably is unaware of his temporal plight, and we try to get to the bottom of it. Meanwhile, Tweety and Granny are skipping the country, but not if Sylvester has anything to say about it. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

In this western heavy episode, we see bugs tampering with the democratic process, the Three Bears' relationship falling apart, and we flash back to Daffy and Porky's early years. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

As Bugs returns to just dossing about, Sylvester inadvertently reveals a terrifying progression in Tweety's eldritch powers. Meanwhile, Daffy is messing with Porky IV, and we notice that he may be in significantly worse shape than we thought.

We need to talk about these leg people, yo! Marc Anthony makes a new friend, Sylvester Jr continues to troll his father with his mate from school, and Bugs takes Wile E down a peg

This disturbingly named episode sees Sylvester pick up Granny's trail again, but it's The Slaying Time again, and things are looking bleak. Equally bleak is the final departure of Willoughby, the displaced spirit of Red Hot Rider, from this mortal plane. Meanwhile, Daffy hitches a ride to Miami via the land of giants, which obviously goes really well.

Bugs and Yosemite Sam go head to head in the California Gold Rush, Pepé joins the foreign legion, and we meet a couple of fun new cats. Unfortunately, we get no closer to understanding the increasingly present Leg People

Bugs has a second run in with Gossamer, Sylvester is cemented as a terrible legend in mouse folklore, and we ask some difficult questions about Foghorn Leghorn. I mean... he's a big ol' boy.

Tragedy strikes as we lose a member of the TSJC team. Rest well, old friend. Wile E, Road Runner, Bugs, Marvin, Sylvester and Tweety are all up to their usual games, but Granny's been busy. It ain't pretty.

The heat has made us really sleepy, resulting in a more-chaotic-than-usual episode this week. We check in with Daffy and Porky III, watch as Bugs gets involved in the oil industry, and hear the other side of the Three Little Pigs story from Uncle Big Bad himself. Twitter ¦ Facebook ¦ Patreon

This is our one-hundredth episode so, as a celebration, we meticulously planned... absolutely nothing. Luckily, we've been keeping our resident marine biologist Nathan and our southern hemisphere correspondent Joel on retainer, so we dragged them on to make it feel special. It's a Sylvester heavy episode, with a Wile E and Road Runner interlude, so we're looking to get closer to locking in their Running Man theory. Also, we debut our exciting post-credits feature Plug Chat so, y'know... enjoy that.

As we move to the close of our second season (which is insane, by the way - two years!) we confirm some of our theories about cats, spot Foghorn's way out of his Groundhog Day loop, and resolve to create an exhaustive criteria for telling the difference between mice and baby elephants.

In this, our season two finale, we meet some members of Hector's former gang, catch up with a hard-boiled Daffy and get a cheeky surprise from a Toon Town resident. Finally, we meet Pete Puma, and discover the extreme lengths to which Future Bugs will go to achieve his maniacal goal. The real villain of Space Jam 2? Maybe. Seriously, it's not OK. Tune in over the next couple of weeks for a recap of all our season two discoveries, then join us as we venture forth into season 3 of our quest.

A week later than expected, it's finally here. Season Bloody Three, mate. We catch up with Frisky, Daffy, Porky IV, Bugs and Yosemite Sam. Also either Claude or a middle aged divorcee called Michael. WE JUST DON'T KNOW AT THIS STAGE. Also, we introduce a new feature in which we finally do some social media. Let's see how long that lasts, eh?

We meet a couple of new characters and conclude that we only actually met one before going to check in on Sylvester's progress. This leads to much confusion, but offers some insight into the growth of Tweety's powers. In our attempts to reach LeBron James, we turn to the mightiest force in the Twitterverse. Sometimes drastic measures are needed.

When the mail goes awry, Bugs finds himself back in the military, and we start to worry that Tweety has a foothold that we really, really wish he didn't. Meanwhile, Marc Anthony endeavours to protect his ward from the Leg People's dissatisfaction, and Daffy's directorial efforts are hampered by a potential new superpower. Also we tweet somebody who DEFINITELY has Twitter.

Elmer lives in a penthouse now! Who'd have seen that coming? Beloved Professor Dodsworth loses about seven lives in as many minutes, presumably triggering his premature exit from the Tooniverse, and a pretty standard Sylvester and Tweety encounter ends in confusion. Meanwhile, we test a British politician's dedication to the cause as we continue to try and get LeBron James to pull his finger out. DAMN IT, LEBRON!

Daffy just wants a quiet life, but the agency isn't going to let him have one. Why? Well maybe because a huge swathe of the US north of the Mason Dixie line has been dessimated! WAKE UP, PEOPLE! The Agency takes shady measures to return Daffy to service, Bugs heads south, and Elmer does fuck all of use. Meanwhile, we contact podcast royalty in our quest to find people to Help Us Help LeBron.

In this episode full of absolute nobodies, we discover a new creature as well as finally marrying (almost literally) two disparate parts of the Tooniverse. In our quest to help Lebron James, we call on a beloved television star, and Chris loses the ability to say Lin-Manuel Miranda, so that's something I guess.

Cal invents the Time Lense, and by "invents" I mean "says". A highly anticipated glimpse in the 24½th century forms the bulk of this week's episode, forcing us to rethink some of the fundamentals of the continuum. In other news, Sylvester goes back to his roots in the hope of restoring his life essence, and a middle-aged divorcee called Michael takes his deviant ways to Europe proper.

Making use of Cal's time lense, our heroes start to test the properties of different coloured portals. The results are astounding. Could this new technology help us get more directly involved with the Tooniverse we're observing, helping us steer the tides of fate? Only two people have the answer, and one of them doesn't have a Twitter account.

Sylvester's on a sting operation, but Tweety Prime has changed its approach, with potentially harrowing consequences. Meanwhile, Wile E gets new sponsorship from an unexpected source, and we meet a larger-than-life American Hero... who immediately sods off.

We have realised it may be us, not Elmer, who have been misunderstanding guns this whole time. Our vision has become blinkered, and for that we can only apologise. We promise to do better. We have not been the heroes this planet deserves, so we turn to the only person we know who can definitely help - Batman.

We catch up with Foghorn now he's free from the time loop, watch Sylvester exploit his son, and Past Bugs' complacent nature draws trouble from the future. Also we google famous people in our continuing mission to get our message through to the ever-apathetic Lebron James.

This week we witness a tiny elephant wreak havoc in a commune of folk from our world, a middle-aged divorcee tanking Sylvester's first successful mission in years, and Sam takes to the seas in search of... I dunno... I don't think he does either. We also touch base with LeBron, just to check out how he's getting on.

Chris is having a breakdown, and is hoping to find answers in the Tooniverse. Luckily, two Goofy Gophers are there to take the edge off. We also check in with Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot, asking the question "are there torso people, too?". Finally, we are over dismissive of Martha and John's relevance to the greater scheme of things, and eat our own words as we witness the first slice of inter-tooniversal family life. Twitter! / Facebook! / Patreon! / Podchaser!

Eurgh. It's bad you guys. Pepé Le Pew has gone too far this time (and every other time, but SERIOUSLY this time). I don't even want to talk about it. Twitter! / Facebook! / Patreon! / Podchaser!

Axe Chat is back! What more do you need to know. Really? Guh... FINE. This week we pay a visit to Elmer's new "home of the future", watch as Sylvester joins a cult of his own, and find out a little more about Bugs' true home. Also, we help LeBron James meet one of his heroes. Maybe if we scratch his back, he'll save the earth from Basketball Aliens next year. Twitter! / Facebook! / Patreon! / Podchaser!

Once again Christmas crept up on the terminally unprepared Chris and Cal, catching them unaware and leading to potential podcasting disaster. And, once again, we think it's worked out surprisingly well. Expect baseless conjecture, festive well-wishing, political despair and, for the second week running, Axe Chat. You lucky people. Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!

A belated happy new year to all of you. We usher in 2020 as a year of clear vision, and are immediately rewarded by finally meeting our counterpart in the Tooniverse, but he's not quite what we expected to find. Meanwhile, Sylvester gets a new aspect to his character, and it doesn't look good.

The agency finally take an interest in Sylvester and the Tweety situation, we meet an awesome Butler in an awesome house, and the whirling dervish of the Tooniverse finally enters the mix. Meanwhile, we continue in our quest to help LeBron James meet Sade... that was always the goal, right? Right?

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WIth inadequate recording equipment and an absent co-host, Chris has roped in The Space Jam Continuum's resident marine biologist Nathan Brown to tackle this week's episode. Sylvester's situation remains a confusing fever dream, but can a German mouse help us out? Meanwhile, an over-imaginative child ushers in harrowing new possibilities, and Elmer's training seems to be taking a positive turn. If you enjoy the show, please head over to PodChaser to give us a rating and a review! Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Another week, another guest host for this apparently bumper length episode. Why is it longer? Probably because Matt Boothman speaks at a sensible pace compared to Cal and Chris. This external perspective once again brings new ideas into the light of day, asking all the important questions, like "Does he have a neck slot?" Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Cal's back from the sea, LeBron's back in the loop, and we're back in action! But wait... what are these Jetsons doing here? What's going on in Foghorn's head? How tall is an ostrich? Well, hell... Let's get to work! Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Daffy abuses the neck slot... wait... not like that... I'll start again! Weird science from our favourite Duck this week, having passed the torch to Bugs. Free from the responsibility of Elmer, does he finally want to settle down? Meanwhile, Foghorn is reunited with some old friends, but it will never quite be the same again. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

We don't have Coronavirus! Do you? We're back with our boy Sylvester, and it isn't going well for the guy. Isn't life for this cat just one bloody thing after another? Bugs and Sam have a ruckus in the desert prompting us to tell LeBron about one of his more... upsetting team mates. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

It's all about dem holes this week. We observe the invention of the Acme Portable Hole, the franchised nature of a Hellhole, and Elmer has seemingly profited extensively from many hole related business ventures. Can our favourite time-travelling hole-dweller make this work for him somehow? HOLES! Follow Us On Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

In this cat heavy episode, we get some insight into the advent of Pepé's creepy ways, catch up with Sylvester and fifty lions, and discover a new world halfway down the portal. Also, Cal sounds weird in this one and we couldn't work out why, so enjoy that. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

We're SO late, but we're back. An acute combination of crisis and negligence offers you this three-week late episode! Normal service resumes Wednesday. Chris spends a while at the end of this one saying that you can rely on us to keep putting this out every week - a claim that is clearly false. Sorry. ENJOY! Follow Us On Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

The boys are back for real this time, in the same room and everything. Are they on track for a triple-ticker of an episode after so long? Only one way to find out! New aliens, new clones, new galactic civilisations - THIS EPISODE HAS IT ALL! Get in amongst it. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

WE WERE RIGHT! IT IS GROSS! A speculation from the earliest days of the Space Jam Continuum is brought to a visually upsetting conclusion in this otherwise pretty scientifically fruitless episode. Luckily, Speedy Gonzales is in the mix and that took the edge off a bit. Enjoy! Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

If somebody could fashion a digestive biscuit so thin as to be able to give it a satisfying curve so ergonomically pleasing to the tongue that, if you were to pop, you would be unable to stop... would you pop? We reckon so. Anyway, here's an episode of our good podcast. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

The boys are creating a superspy one Diana Ross song at a time this week, while also watching some cartoons. You should join them. They're so very lonely. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Vampire Frogs? At this hour? Surely, not! How powerful are hats? Are frogs the aesthetic opposite of pigs? Why is Sylvester Jr such a turd? All this and more in this week's foray into the Tooniverse. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

In this Foghorn heavy episode we explore the nature of electricity, memory and machines. We then check in with Bugs's situation to find two schools of magic at loggerheads as we ponder beauty, genies, and the fallibility of Bugs' final form. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

WHY?! Why are they doing this to all the cats? Don't they know he's out there, waiting? The sex pest is back, and more deluded than ever in this harrowing instalment. Meanwhile, we discover the sure-fire way to kill Sylvester (and possibly all cats), and take a peek into the future to catch the fate of Joe Monday. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

This week's foray into the Tooniverse is ripe with discovery as we get some insight into Tweety's reports back to Prime, we further examine the anatomy of Sam, and Wile E regains his sponsorship. All of this culminates in every Tooniverse character being connected, albeit shakily, for the first time ever. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Gangsters going cuckoo and grannies getting grafted to boats. What else do you want? IT'S NEVER ENOUGH FOR YOU, IS IT? Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it IS a bird. Daffy's alter-egos finally get some sort of explanation, Bugs grifts himself, and another dream sequence episode gives us cause for concern. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

In these recently heavily precedented times, Chris and Cal deliver an important series of PSAs to see you all safely through this second lockdown and, hopefully, the rest of time! (no guarantees) Bugs hands out with some notorious wife beaters, Foghorn gets an unwanted visitor from his past, and Sylvester returns to the house where it all began. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

In this, the final episode before our series roundup, we finally fill another seat of the agency roundtable, discover a secret martian invasion, and leave Elmer in an affluent but iffy situation. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

In this, the first episode of season 4, we try and pick up the pace to make up for lost time and impending sequels. Wile E Coyote confirms his true form, and makes a little more sense of his false one, while imprints from our world get more and more rife within the Tooniverse. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

From the people who brought you Leg People come NEW Torso People - you're two thirds of the way to a giant, bud! In this episode, we explore the realm of the giants, the mind of Ralph Phillips, the failures of Daffy Duck, an airport at 35,000 feet, and Tasmania. We're powering through this now, folks. BOOM! Follow Us On Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

As our iconic team finally begin their ascension to full-fledged godhood, we take a trip to Europe to see how our resident elder god is getting on, and discover a good number of folks are under Sam's eldritch power. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Bugs arranges for Taz's extradition to a US zoo, sends his past self to gather more treasure for an increasingly greedy Daffy, and continues to leverage Daffy's avarice for his own ends. We also take a deep dive into the powers of Speedy Gonzales, and discover what is holding him back from joining the fray north of the border. Follow Us On Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

A new awful sex pest is introduced, Sylvester takes a holiday, Daffy begins to resent Bugs' popularity, and Elmer has an awfully large portfolio of properties at this point. Future Bugs is still sticking his oar into proceedings, but it's becoming difficult to tell why. JOIN US, WON'T YOU? Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Everything we ever thought we knew is a lie! Sylvester is Italian! Grannies are the real threat! Jup'topians are from Mars! The First Space Jam was in 1958! CHEMTRAILS ARE REAL! Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Bugs is scouting for wolves in this dog heavy episode. We learn some things about the timeline jumping of Bugs, and discover that Foghorn and Barnyard Dawg can never truly break the loop. Get in amongst it! Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

More wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff this week as we further investigate the Foghorn situation, and finally find out why guns are the way they are in the Tooniverse. Also, the link with the Hanna Barbaraverse is growing stronger every day as a certain ursine sewage worker considers his retirement plans. Follow Us On Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

Well, it's been a while since we've had such an episode but, after a strong start, this one kinda descends into an inconsequential wash. Still, we find that characters are answering each others' mysteries now - Road Runner teaches us about Bugs, Pussyfoot teaches us about Tweety... and Porky III teaches us, once again, about casual racism. Bloody shame, that. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows

Well, much like the Renegade Master, we are back again and, much like Benjamin Button, we have reverted to a younger form and resorted to our old equipment to get this out to you all. We're ten days out from Space Jam 2 and, though it pains me to say it, I don't think we're gonna get through the next 35 years in time. We'll still be here striving to make sense of the whole thing for your listening pleasure, though, so let's watch some cartoons, eh? Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - https://www.kaiju.fm/shows

In this Sylvester heavy episode, have we finally seen Sylvester Jr drive his father away for good? Sylvester has commandeered a Cheese Boat and sailed to Mexico. Could he finally be ready for the hunt for Tweety Prime? Watch out for Slowpoke Rodriguez, by the way. He's got a gun. Follow Us On Twitter - www.twitter.com/TSJCommunity Follow Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-space-jam-continuum-907343 Check out other KaijuFM shows - www.kaiju.fm/shows