Daffy and Melissa stick together to play impractical jokes on the others. To get even, Lola demonstrates the consequences of an impractical joke to Daffy and Melissa.
Today is Arbor Day and everyone wants to give Granny something special, but Lola wants do that by herself. When the others see the trouble Lola is having, they give her a helping hand.
The babies earn some money from Granny to purchase ice cream, except for Petunia who is saving up. The ice cream man soon introduces a sundae only Petunia can afford and she shares it with everyone.
Feeling left out, Petunia and Tweety decide to call Granny’s sister Auntie, but instead they call a long distance number to Japan, so Granny gives them walkie talkies to play with.
After Daffy accidentally breaks Granny’s chair, Floyd takes everyone to buy a new one, while Sylvester protests the idea of replacing it until the others show him how to stick with what’s coming.
Everybody wants to help Granny make a cake except Melissa who just wants to just eat it. Although Melissa misses out on the cake, she joins the others to make another one.
After misunderstanding a comment by Granny, Lola starts telling everyone their mistakes and saying that they should be like her. Everyone imitates Lola, which annoys her.
With Lola’s hair getting in her eyes, Melissa attends to it with hair gel only for Lola to get laughed at. Granny arranges for a hairdressing appointment but Lola has second thoughts about it, until Granny coaxes her.
Floyd takes the babies to the stadium to watch the baseball game, supporting the Roosters Team. The tables turn for the Roosters when Wingouski does a home run.
Pepe tours the babies around the Acme gardens finding a place to plant a lemon tree. Eventually everyone gets irritated by Pepe’s stink, upsetting him, but they rejoin him and Pepe introduces them to his pal Gossamer.
Floyd takes the babies to the TV Studio, guided the star Tessa. When Tessa gets locked outside the building, the babies decide to put on the show for her. As they get tangled on stage, Tweety takes over. Note: Bugs’ expression while talking to the viewers was a reference to the 1948 Looney Tunes Cartoon, […]