Floyd takes the babies to a mini-golf course. Finding himself without a chance of winning, Daffy cheats, whilst Tweety scores down the hole every time. Daffy realises the game lies more in the fun than the winning score.
After watching a Ron Pickles TV special, Melissa begins cracking jokes at her friends, annoying them and eventually upsetting Lola. After a talk with Granny, she makes it up to her friends with comical speech.
Lola gets in the habit of pouting when she doesn’t get her own way. Fed up with her brattiness, the others mimicking her pouting mood expressions, but begin to use them against each other, until Granny tells Lola about taking turns.
After failed attempts of flying a kite, blowing bubblegum bubbles and dancing, Sylvester refuses to try new activities altogether, until the others trick him into trying finger painting.
Floyd takes the babies to the green screen for their picture to be taken. Daffy, disappointed at the choice of scene, spoils Bugs’ appearances on the green screen until the photographer gets his priorities right.
The babies are going with Floyd to help with the shopping at the supermarket. They go crazy over their favorite foods and mess up the place, even Bugs. Except for Tweety.
The babies dress up for Halloween, while Lola, Melissa, and Petunia end up with ridiculous costumes. Three Martian Birds accompany them on their trick or treating while Sylvester braves Hilltop Manor. The three girls win in the costume contest for originality.
Melissa tries to find something for Petunia that she’s good at. Although her attempts to play well fail, the others discover Petunia is good at helpful assistance.
In a fairy tale, pages of the book are missing, so the babies decide to recreate the pages of the story with drawings. Daffy, Tweety, Sylvester and Lola end up going a little off point.
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.
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.
When Daffy sees Bugs establish his own lemonade stand, Bugs becomes his partner but doesn’t do his fair share of work, so Daffy competes with his own stand.
Floyd takes the babies to the museum, whilst Bugs’ dream of flying to the moon is shattered until, Taz gets them all tangled in the space experience zone.
The babies become obsessed eating boxes of cereal and gaining prizes when Sylvester receives his. They continue their eating until they get stomach aches. Lacking in cereal the babies eat oatmeal porridge the following morning.
Sylvester, Bugs, and Daffy all try to hog attention for Granny. To sort this out, Granny treats the three like they’re younger than the others, prompting them to change.
After Bugs’ attempt to do magic tricks fails, Bugs wanders into the countryside to view and experience the beauty of springtime, inspiring him to try again with his magic show.
Sylvester believes he lacks coolness and thinks he can get it by eating Chewy Chops Pickle Pops he saw on a commercial, but all it does is make his breath stink.
Because Petunia feels too shy to decline a game with her friends, she invents an imaginary friend called Larry, which makes the others nervous. They invent their own imaginary friends to snap Petunia out of it.
Daffy learns a new word from a garbage man, and later uses it when he gets angry. Daffy teaches it to his friends, and they use it on Granny. Surprised, Granny confronts Daffy and shows him effective ways to control his anger without using profanities.
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.
Everyone goes along with Bugs’ decisions until he is entrusted to buy a new net for everyone, when his greed gets the better of him and disappoints them with toys he wanted for himself. Bugs makes up for this by giving up one of his best toys for the necessary money. Because of all this, […]
