Air date: 2018-02-11

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to revive his low approval ratings by delivering the greatest State of the Union speech in history and to strengthen his relationship with First Lady Melania by naming her the national bird.

Air date: 2018-02-11

Runtime: 26 min

The President avoids comforting disaster victims by recruiting a team of impersonators to replace him, while his son Eric sets out to prove he's truly a part of the Trump family.

Air date: 2018-02-18

Runtime: 26 min

The President sets out to reverse every last one of President Obama's accomplishments, while a dapper Jared Kushner and intense Stephen Miller spark an unlikely friendship.

Air date: 2018-02-25

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to win back Ivanka Trump by supporting her progressive Paid Family Leave initiative, a move that sends his most loyal morning show co-host into an existential crisis.

Air date: 2018-03-04

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to outdo handsome Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the White House's first State Dinner while Don Jr. sees an opportunity to make a new best friend.

Air date: 2018-03-11

Runtime: 26 min

The President battles with the news media after an embarrassing video surfaces of First Lady Melania rolling her eyes, leading her to seek face coaching from Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

Air date: 2018-03-18

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to boost public perception of his questionable net worth, while Vice President Mike Pence grapples with Second Lady Karen Pence's newfound interest in material goods.

Air date: 2018-03-25

Runtime: 26 min

The President lets loose while General Kelly is out of town, throwing a party in the wake of a government shutdown and inspiring congressional leaders to have a wild night in a hot tub.

Air date: 2018-04-01

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to shore up his Evangelical base by embracing Christianity, while his son-in-law Jared Kushner embraces Don Jr. and Eric's religion of Trumpianity.

Air date: 2018-04-08

Runtime: 26 min

The President tries to prove he's a man's man by throwing out the first pitch at a Washington Nationals game, while Ivanka attempts to become a feminist icon by opening a school for girls.

Air date: 2018-07-15

Runtime: 28 min

Our Cartoon President tries to survive the Russia investigation with Steve Mnuchin's help while Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer fire up Democrats with a new message.

Air date: 2018-07-22

Runtime: 26 min

Our Cartoon President patches up his marriage to Melania while Don Jr. and Eric attempt to stay on their best behavior ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.

Air date: 2018-07-29

Runtime: 25 min

Our Cartoon President struggles to keep his disloyal staff from cooperating with Robert Mueller while Karen Pence worries that her husband's Mar-a-Lago trip changed him forever.

Air date: 2018-08-05

Runtime: 27 min

Our Cartoon President energizes elderly voters ahead of the midterm elections while Don Jr. leaves behind his hard partying ways and acts his age with the help of Paul Ryan and Mike Pence.

Air date: 2018-08-12

Runtime: 27 min

Our Cartoon President nefariously drums up funding for the Wall while Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Stephen Miller go to the southern border to pull off the most Trumpian groundbreaking in history.

Air date: 2018-08-19

Runtime: 26 min

Our Cartoon President learns to campaign like a traditional non-racist president with help from Mike Pence while Karen Pence plots her husband's ascent to the presidency.

Air date: 2018-08-26

Runtime: 27 min

Our Cartoon President militarizes the government and launches a military parade with National Security Advisor John Bolton's help while Sean Hannity reshapes FOX cable news network in his aggressive image.

Air date: 2018-11-04

Runtime: 43 min

Fearing a Democratic blue wave and the threat of impeachment, Our Cartoon President teams with his son Don Jr. to help Republicans win the midterm elections and save America from the grips of democracy. Joining the fight are Cartoons Mike Pence, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, and Vladimir Putin.