
Deconstructing Dodgers is the second segment of the eighth episode of the second season of Duck Dodgers (S2E8b). It first aired on the fourteenth of January in the year 2005. In this episode, while delayed at a spacesport, Dr. I.Q. Hi and Queen Tyr'ahnee discuss weather or not Dodgers is as dumb as he seems to the doctor.
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Summary[]
Having found his flight delayed Dr. I.Q. Hi takes a seat in waiting at the spaceport. To his surprise Queen Tyr'ahnee is seated beside him. She inquires about Dodgers as a romantic interest and the Doctor comments on how he thinks she can do better than Dodgers. He shares various incidents that gradually disillusion the Queen's perceptions of Dodgers. As the doctor departs he states that really it's Dodger's charm that is the reason he hasn't fired the man and the Queen, alone, concludes that really that's his only real aspect to like. She wonders if he's doing anything tonight.
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Continuity[]
The 2003 Duck Dodgers animated series is both episodic and metafictional. It's written not as events in Warner Bros. Looney Tunes setting but as a TV show in which Daffy Duck portrays the protagonist. Due to this while it's in reality the second segment of the twenty-first episode of the series it's the eleventh episode (7.04) of the series to have aired in the fictional world of Looney Tunes, as reflected on the episode's title card.
In the real world it is followed by the episode "M.M.O.R.P.D." and proceeded by the episode "Deathmatch Duck". In the fictional world of Looney Tunes the episode that follows is "Duck Codgers" (8.04) and the one to have proceeded it is the episode "Talent Show a Go-Go" (6.7).
Since the events of "Quarterback Quack" are mentioned by the Queen in this episode than those clips of it would have in the world of Looney Tunes been the audience's first awareness of those events. Meaning that the Quarterback Quack episode would have been produced based on the events referenced in this episode and still have taken place sometime prior. The same would apply to the episode "I'm Gonna Get You Fat Sucka!" as in this episode I.Q. mentions the time he had made Dodgers an Ambassador only for him to go mad and end up confronting a Vampire on some haunted space station.
Production[]
Cast and Characters[]
- Joe Alsakey as Daffy Duck in the role of Duck Dodgers
Crew[]
- Directors: Spike Brandt and Tony Cervone
- Writers: Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone, Paul Dini, Tom Minton