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04x26 - Firehouse Frolics

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Baby Looney Tunes". Aired: September 16, 2002 – April 20, 2005.*
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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.

04x26 - Firehouse Frolics

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♪ 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 sweety
Now all we need is you ♪

♪ Hey there, everybody
It's a Looney-ful day ♪

♪ To play the Baby Looney Tunes way ♪

[gentle lullaby playing]

[alarm blaring]

Wake up, everyone.

We got a three-alarm emergency.

[upbeat music playing]

[babbling]

Oops! Taz like!

[Lola] This is great.

[Tweety] This is so much fun.

[siren blaring and horn honking]

[cat meows]

[meows]

Okay, everyone,
let's get this ladder up on the double.

[machinery whirring]

-Meow.
-It's gonna be okay, little fella.

Just don't climb so high next time.

-[purring]
-[laughs] Oh, that tickles.

[laughing]

Wake up, Bugs.

Tickle-y-wickle-y.

Lola! Uh, where's the kitty?

What kitty?

Uh, the one we rescued from the tree,
remember?

Uh, yeah. Whatever.

Now come on, dream bunny.
You better hurry up.

Floyd's waiting to take us down
to the fire station

-for that tour.
-Here, kitty.

Oh, yeah! I almost forgot.

I wouldn't miss that for the world.

There you are, Bugs and Lola.

All present and accounted for.

Oh, I'm so excited
to see the inside of a real fire station,

I can hardly sit still.

Not me! I'd rather fly my new kite.

Fire stations are for babies.

Off we go.

So long, dearies.

Have fun at the fire station.

-[Bugs] Okay, Granny.
-[Daffy] See you later, Granny!

-[Sylvester] Bye-bye!
-[Tweety] See you later!

[upbeat music playing]

Hi, kids.
Welcome to your local fire station.

I'm Captain Frank.

Hi, Captain Frank!

So, uh, when do we start the tour?

Uh, just as soon as possible, Bugs.

I just washed the truck
and now I have to dry it.

[all] Ooh!

The whole thing?

[chuckles] You bet.

A good firefighter always keeps
his equipment in tip-top condition.

So first I dry the truck,
and then we start the tour.

Great! Then we can start the tour
right now.

-We can?
-Sure we can.

I have an idea. Taz!

-[whispering indistinctly]
-Yeah? Yeah. Yeah!

Yeah! Okay!

[Taz babbling]

[panting]

Wow, now that's what I call
a shining example of a job well done, Taz.

Yes! [laughs]

Well, kids, what do you think?

-Wow!
-[chattering excitedly]

[Bugs] This is even more awesome
than I imagined.

Hey! What's this big thing for?

Careful, Daffy.

That's a pressurized air tank

that firemen use to help them breathe
if there's a lot of smoke around.

Whatever you do,
do not press the little red button.

You mean this little red button
right here?

[yells]

Yipe.

-[Taz] Go, Daffy!
-[cheering]

-Daffy, yeah, yeah, yeah!
-[chattering excitedly]

Suddenly I've skyrocketed
into super stardom.

[whooping]

Ooh! Goodie-goodie! A playground.

[chuckles] Well, kind of, Tweety.

This is an obstacle course
for physical training.

It's important that every firefighter
stay in tip-top shape.

This exercise is to train firefighters
to crawl below the smoke during a fire

so they can breathe.

Come on, Daffy. What are you waiting for?

Not me, sister.
I just learned how to walk.

I'm not going back to crawling.

I'm gonna use this sandbox
to teach you kids

what to do in case fire
ever gets on you or your clothes.

You drop and roll. Like this.

[Sylvester] Suffering succotash.

You mean we get to get all dirty
on purpose?

[laughing]

[Lola] This is great.

[Tweety] It's so much fun.

Come on, Daffy.
What are you waiting for? This is fun.

No thanks.

Sand always gives me a feather rash.

[Taz babbling]

What is this, Captain Frank?

Well, that's a fire extinguisher, Lola.

It sprays out a special foam
that helps put out certain types of fires.

-Now I can show you how it works.
-[chattering excitedly]

Oh, great. Another demons--
demons-fruity-- demons-flaffy--

[groans] Oh, another boring display.

I'll duck into the other room
for a quick nap.

Okay. Here it goes.

-[Daffy yells]
-[gasping]

[Bugs] Eh, nice shot, Captain Frank.

This is despic-- despica-ba-- despicable.

[groans]

And now, kids,
I have something very special to show you.

I hope we get to see
some coming attractions.

Shh!

[man] A firefighter's life.

These firefighters are taking
a well-deserved break.

-Looks like they're having a good time.
-[alarm blares]

But life in a fire station
isn't always fun and games.

Firefighters have to be ready to leap
into action at a moment's notice.

These brave firefighters have made it
their life's work to protect us.

And now we get to see them firsthand
as they battle a blaze.

Getting the fire hose into position
is a big job.

This fine-looking fellow is the engineer.

It's his job to drive the truck

and turn on the water
once the hose is in position.

And here we see the captain
giving commands.

His goal is to keep things running
smoothly and safely.

It's his job to tell everyone else
what to do.

Wow, I wish I could do that.

You do, Bugs.

It looks like these firefighters
have saved the day.

Here's to a job well done.

-[chattering]
-[Taz] Oh, yeah. I like to see that.

-Yeah.
-Suffering succotash!

Being a firefighter sure sounds like
a lot of hard work, Captain Frank.

It really is, Sylvester.

But there's always time for some fun too.

Come on, kids, I'll show you.

Last one down the fire pole
is a rotten egg.

[chattering and laughing]

First, he wants us to drop and roll.

Now we have to ride a pole through a hole?

[groans]
What kind of place is this anyway?

Hey, that was fun.

Can we do it again, Captain Frank?

Sure. Everybody back up.

[dramatic music playing]

[upbeat music playing]

-[Taz laughs] Yeah!
-[groans]

Hey. What's going on in here?

[grunting]

We were just...

-Uh, Lola.
-Uh, Bugs.

Right. Um, yeah.

We were, uh, helping Captain Frank, uh,
run through drills.

[laughing and chattering]

Well, I'm glad you're all having
such a good time.

But I'm sure Captain Frank
has a lot of important work to do.

We'll come back to visit the fire station
again soon.

But for now, kids, it's time to go home.

-[Lola] Bye!
-[Daffy] See you later!

-[Taz] Bye-bye, Mr. Fireman!
-[Tweety] Bye-bye!

[Bugs] Check it out.
With this escape map we drew,

we'll know exactly how to get out
of the house in case of a fire.

We sure did learn a lot of cool stuff
visiting the fire station.

You call that cool?

We had to spend all day
in that stuffy fire station

when I could've been flying my kite.

[sniffs] Hey! What's that smell?

-[farts loudly]
-I can't help it. I'm just a baby.

No, not that smell.

It smells like...

Smoke!

-And where's there's smoke...
-There's fire!

-[chattering]
-[whistles]

Okay. Now let's not panic.

Remember what we learned
at the fire station.

The first thing we have to do
is find Floyd.

[chattering]

-Hey. What's up, kids?
-[Daffy whistles]

[clears throat]

What they're trying to tell you, Floyd,
is that there's a fire in the house!

Oh, no! Smoke! What do we do?

Quick! We have to call
the fire department.

Right! Smart thinking, Daffy.

Now, let's all follow the escape route
and get out of the house.

-[dramatic music playing]
-[fire truck siren blaring]

Bugs, check. Daffy, check.

Lola, Sylvester, Taz, and Tweety.

Suffering succotash!

-Where's Granny?
-[Granny] Here I am.

-Granny!
-Land sakes.

What's going on here?

There was a fire in the house
so we called the fire department.

It turns out
that it wasn't really a fire, kids.

Just some cookies that Granny burned
in the oven.

But if there really had been a fire,

you kids proved that you all knew
exactly what to do.

And I'm proud of you.

Especially you, Daffy.

You stayed calm
and really took charge of the situation,

just like a true firefighter.

And in a real emergency,
that could save lives.

Boy, Daffy, you are one lucky duck.

I sure am, Bugsy old pal.

I sure am.

[whooping]

[theme music playing]