Post-series, spoilers for ep. 52. Alfred asks for Tom's blessing to marry Winnie, but the potential bride herself has a word to say about that.

Missing scene for "Michael Duckson". Before the kiss, Alfred and Winnie have some explaining to do.

Coda for the Tut-Katz-Kammon episodes. Alfred apologizes to Winnie for implying that she is not brave.

Set early in season 2. Blanche Wana is concerned about her daughter and Alfred, but Winnie knows what she's doing.

Amidst the societal turmoil caused by nationwide inflation and the king's incompetence, hundreds of people gather under the banner of an embittered bird who speaks to them of justice and an utopia. They salute him and get up in arms, ready to turn their guns at the king on the bird's order. The bird's name is... comrade Kwak?

Alfred and Henk discuss the consequences of Alfred's Pied Piper stunt with the magic violin. "I never thought I'd say this, but I'm disappointed in you."

Missing scene for the finale. Dolf may have had Winnie tied up, but her beak was still free ...

Alfred and Henk saved Dolf from the cat; now it's time to save him from himself.

A missing scene from episode 39, "The Witch": Dream Winnie may have abandoned Alfred, but the real Winnie isn't about to stand by without an explanation.

We know what Alfred's hatching was like, but what about Dolf's? Warning: This is darker than you might expect for a cartoon.