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How much good could a woodchuck do if a woodchuck could Kung Fu?
Before one night changed their lives, woodchuck brothers Dilweed and Fungus never saw themselves as heroes. But during a late-night-TV infomercial, they ordered a Woodchuck Morris kung-fu video. Now, they have made it their mission to become just as awesome as their kung-fu mentor. Misguided but with good intentions, the brothers become obsessed with using their newfound skills to protect the citizens in their town of Ding-a-Ling Springs. Dilweed and Fungus take on a never-ending quest to fight off danger with Morris' guidance.
Fungus thinks he's older than Dilweed by fifteen seconds.
Buford is granted a wish to ban kung fu in Ding-a-Ling Springs.
Quills attempts to take the Chucks to Pin Heads to show them a new addition to the alley.
The Chucks believe that Dilweed has a lucky foot.
Fungus completely changes in personality when a tapeworm takes refuge in him.
After getting his tail flattened, Fungus ends up looking like a beaver.
An army of birds invade Ding-a-Ling Springs after their trees are chopped down.
After getting the hiccups scared from her, Quills loses her quills.
Dawn Dingledash is fired from news reporting and moves in with the Chucks.
Quills is annoyed by the Chucks constantly trying to save her.
Dilweed and Fungus accidentally create a snot monster that infects the town.
Dilweed and Fungus obtain a robot version of Woodchuck Morris.
The Chucks mistake a guy dressed as Woodchuck Morris for the real one.
The Chucks have a sleepover party with the mayor's son, while Buford tries to break in.
The Chucks and Hooves discover suspicious behaviour from a game show host.
The Chucks attempt to cook up a meal for Woodchuck Morris.
The Chucks search for a bunch of Hooves' missing belongings after misplacing them.
The Chucks train kids to protect themselves while babysitting them.
The Chucks attempt to get Hooves and Granny together.
The duo unfreeze a caveman, who then kidnaps Quills.
