♪ Hey there, everybody
It's a Looney-ful day ♪
♪ To have a little fun
The Baby Looney Tunes way ♪
♪ There's lots to do at Granny's house
Games to play and ba*ls to bounce ♪
♪ Let's jump and slide
And holler "hooray!" ♪
♪ Sylvester, Bugs, and Daffy
Taz and Lola too ♪
♪ Tweety's such a sweetie ♪
♪ Now all we need is you ♪
♪ Hey there, everybody
It's a Looney-ful day ♪
♪ To play the Baby Looney Tunes way ♪
Oh, I seldom get time to read my book.
[kids shouting and laughing]
Hey, Petunia! Give it back!
[Lola grunting]
Give it back!
Let me have the remote!
Not till I'm done.
[Bugs]
Now, listen to this classical music, Taz.
-You might learn something.
-[classical music playing over stereo]
-Taz wanna dance!
-[pop music playing over stereo]
Oh, Taz like to boogie!
[classical music resumes]
-[pop music resumes]
-All right, now!
[groans]
Rock on!
Goodness, these kids with their gadgets.
I can't hear myself think.
He's hogging it, Granny.
-Game hogger!
-I'm gonna actually blast you, bub!
You and what army, ducko?
Bugs, Daffy, everyone!
Time out!
[music stops]
Oh, Granny.
Oh.
-Oh.
-Huh? Oh, no!
Kids today don't know how good
they have it with all these gizmos.
It's time we got back
to basics around here.
You kids don't need all this stuff.
Everybody grab your toothbrushes.
We're going away for the weekend.
[all cheering]
"Come visit the 1800's Log Cabin
and experience life
like it was over 200 years ago."
We'll get back to basics
just like the folks lived in olden times.
-Who's up for a shower?
-Show me the mini-fridge!
Gosh. It's not exactly the Ritz.
[clearing throat]
Welcome to the 1800's Log Cabin.
Everything here
is just like it was back in history.
As you can see, they were simpler times,
without your electricity or phones.
I never took a tour
of what isn't there before.
That's what the 1800s is all about,
small gray rabbit.
It may not be the stuff you're used to,
but it sure has everything you'll need.
-No refrigerator?
-Nope.
-No microwave?
-No.
Internet?
Afraid not.
There's a fishing net, though, a good one.
Well, is there soap?
No.
Just kidding. But back in 1800,
y'all'd have to make that too.
Make-y soap?
Good luck.
And have fun.
Fat chance of that.
Ehh, what did he mean "good luck"?
[Granny] Oh, sunset.
You kids better get to bed.
In you go, Taz, dear.
Taz in trouble?
Goodnight, children.
[kids] Night, Granny.
Night, Floyd.
I don't know why we have
to go to bed so early, Taz.
We didn't do anything wrong.
What kind of vacation is this?
[yawning]
We better get to sleep since Granny says.
She's always got her reasons.
Hmm.
Bugs.
Oh, what's up, duck?
What do you say to one
eensy-weensy quick game?
I don't think Granny would mind
at all, Daffy old pal,
if it's just a quick one.
[video game beeping]
[crowing]
[both] Huh?
[all chattering]
Morning, Floyd.
Where's Granny?
Morning, sleepy heads.
[Taz laughing]
Give me breakfast!
Ooh, uh, I mean, morning, Granny.
Please give me.
You remember what our guide said, Taz.
We all have to work together
to make breakfast.
[all chattering]
How about a saucer of milk for now?
Well, Sylvester dear,
the milk's in the barn.
Floyd, why don't you
help the boys fetch it
while the girls and I get started
here in the kitchen?
That's the way it was
all those years ago in the 1800s.
-We're all going to pitch in, guys.
-[door closes]
What's all this stuff for, Granny?
That's a churn to make butter, Lola,
and wax and string for candles,
which, Petunia and Melissa,
I need you to do.
Tweety will help me grind wheat
to make bread, okay?
Okay.
-Well, okay.
-Okay.
[Floyd] Milking is a snap
once you get the hang of it.
'Course, this cow is an older model
than I'm used to.
[Sylvester & Taz laughing]
Good work. Don't spill it.
Tell Granny I helped.
It's my turn already.
It just was your turn.
On a break?
Remember, this is a team effort.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have an outhouse to clean.
[both] Yuck!
[humming]
I wanted a saucer of milk.
But this is ridiculous.
This is hard work, isn't it?
[Tweety snoring]
Tweety. Oh. [laughing]
Ooh! I tested the dough for softness.
It's just fine.
That's nice, dear.
You take a break.
Potatoes ready to peel.
This afternoon, we'll all work together
fair and square.
These days, everyone knows
girls and boys can do
whatever they put their minds to.
Hey!
[dramatic music playing]
[Floyd] Daffy! Bugs! Hey!
Hey!
[both gasping]
Okay, that's it, guys.
Go see Granny right now.
Sorry about all the mess, Granny.
We really wanna help, really.
Well, I'm glad to hear it.
Will you two please fetch water
from the well to drink with supper?
We'd love to, Granny.
Speak for yourself.
Next time,
volunteer for more work on your own.
Traitor.
Give me that game pod, Daffy.
That's what got us into this whole mess.
[video game beeping]
[shouting]
Hey, hey! No! Watch out!
No, don't lose the game pod!
Don't lose it!
Don't lose the game pod.
Watch out! Grab on!
Are you all right, Bugs old pal?
Thanks, Daffy buddy.
I guess we both got a little
out of control over that game pod.
Hey, it was just a gizmo.
Instead of playing computer games,
let's help Granny make lunch
when we get back home.
I hope you learned your lesson.
I believe you did.
Before we eat,
I'd like to take a moment for us all
to be thankful for this wonderful meal.
And be thankful for great friends.
They're what matters.
Aw, shucks, Bugs.
Suffering succotash.
What? I hate succotash! Ew!
[Granny] Eat your vegetables, Sylvester.
After supper,
we'll all work together to clean up.
Then, we'll have lovely peach cobbler
and fresh whipped cream
-for dessert around the fire.
-[all] Ooh.
Now, how does that sound?
That sounds great, Granny,
except one little thing.
Oh. Well, what's that, Bugs, darling?
We think it's time you got a break.
And we'll do all the cleaning up.
[upbeat music playing]
Now you all see why we went
to bed before sundown.
[yawning]
Goodness. Even I'm ready to call it a day.
And what a wonderful day it was.
Time to get to sleep, everybody.
Will you look at that?
[snoring]
[rooster crowing]
I never knew how much fun
we could have without all our stuff.
[all] Thanks! Yeah, thanks, Granny.
Your stay went well, I'm guessing?
Just what we were looking for.
[all chattering]
All right, everybody, buckle up!
[Tweety] Bye-bye! Thanks!
I'm very proud of all of you
for giving up your gizmos for a while,
especially you, Bugs and Daffy.
Floyd has a surprise, though.
He fixed your game.
Here. You've earned it back.
[both] Hmm.
Thanks, Granny. Thanks, Floyd.
But we've had enough of that game.
[Bugs] We need to get back to basics.
[theme music playing]
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04x11 - Log Cabin Fever
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Series focused on real world problems and morals that children may relate to, such as sharing, understanding emotions, and playing with others.
Series focused on real world problems and morals that children may relate to, such as sharing, understanding emotions, and playing with others.