♪ Hey there, everybody
It's a looneyful 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
Hurray! ♪
♪ 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 looneyful day ♪
♪ To play the Baby Looney Tunes way ♪
[door creaks]
I dreamed I was thirsty,
and when I woke up...
I was.
My gracious.
This house is much bigger in the dark.
-[clattering
-Aah!
Hello? Anybody there?
Help! Oh, help! It's after me!
-[Bugs] Tweety?
-[Lola] What is it?
-Daffy] What happened?
-[Taz] What, Tweety, want?
A terrible creature was trying to get me.
Oh, oh, oh, it was dreadful.
It's just old jack-in-his-box.
You mean you were afraid of that thing?
Certainly not.
Well, maybe a little.
Okay, maybe a lot.
For a small fellow,
I am a big yellow-bellied scaredy-chicken.
Now, Tweety, dear,
anyone would have been frightened.
Even me.
-You would have?
-[Granny] Of course.
Now, let's all get back to sleep
and we'll feel better in the morning.
You'll see.
[sighs]
Oh, I doubt that.
-[Daffy] Tweety?
-[Lola] Tweety. Where are you?
[Bugs] Tweety?
Yoo-hoo, oh, Tweety Bird.
[Tweety] Not in here.
-What are you doing under there?
-[Tweety] Hiding.
So you won't have to look
at little cowardly me.
Come on out of there. Please?
How long you gonna stay in that thing,
Tweety, old pal?
[Tweety] Forever.
Possibly much longer.
That poor guy must be feeling awful sad.
I sure wish there was some way
we could make him feel better.
I've seen this before.
Guy gets a case of the creeps
and it turns into the willies.
Next thing you know,
he's got the heebie-jeebies.
Aw, come on, Daffy.
The little fellow's
not half as scared as he thinks he is.
Sylvester, that's it.
Tweety thinks he's a scaredy-cat.
And we gotta make him see
what a brave little bird he really is.
[tools sawing and whirring]
[Tweety] What's going on out there?
[Taz grunts]
Hmm.
[Bugs] A little more that way.
Now this way.
Up, down, that's it.
And that is that.
But what is that?
Our stage, of course.
We're gonna put on a play.
-Taz ready.
-So am I.
[all chattering]
Hold on.
This show can't go on.
We don't have anybody to play the hero.
[all gasp]
[stammers] But I can't be a hero.
I'm too big a chicken.
-Here, gonna need this.
-[Taz] Here. Here.
[Daffy] Gotta have one of these.
Gracious. Who's that dashing fellow?
It's you.
That hero suit fits you just right.
The Playroom Theater is proud to present:
The Brave Little Tweety.
Starring Tweety.
Once, ahem, upon a time,
in the little town of Looneyville
all the villagers woke up
to find a strange box.
[all yawning]
Nobody knew what it was
or where it came from,
or even what was in it.
[Taz grumbling indistinctly]
-It was a monster.
-[Lola] Help.
-Save us.
-What he said.
Tweety, that's your cue.
"Have no fear.
Brave little Tweety is here."
Have no fear.
Brave little Tweety is here.
[grumbling indistinctly]
[all screaming]
The villagers of Looneyville were scared
right out of their pants.
But the brave little Tweety
saved them from the monster.
[screams]
Go on, Tweety, save them.
[all] Yeah, Tweety.
And that's how
the brave little Tweety saved the day.
And that's all, folks.
Bravo. You were all wonderful.
And you, Tweety,
what a fine hero you were.
So convincing.
-Didn't know you had it in you.
-A natural.
We won't have to worry with you around.
[all] Tweety, Tweety, brave little Tweety!
Aw, it was nothing. Really.
Let's see how high
we can stack it this time.
Careful, Bugs. It's about to fall on you.
[Tweety] Have no fear.
Brave little Tweety is here.
Have no fear. Brave little Tweety is here.
You could have choked on that.
I worked an hour on that sandwich.
-Something's got to be done.
-You said it, sis.
-He's way out of control.
-Saved me from my own sandwich.
Question is what do we do?
I sure wish we had the old Tweety back.
Sylvester, that's it.
All we gotta do is...
[whispering]
And then you're gonna go over there...
[Tweety sighs]
Something the matter, Tweety, dear?
For a little fellow,
I have a great big problem.
Granny, everybody thinks I'm a hero,
and I will always save them.
But heroing is very hard work,
and I'm getting very tired.
Well, why don't you tell them so, dear?
No, no, no. I couldn't do that.
They need me, Granny.
I'm their hero.
And as long as I have my hero suit,
that's just the way it has to be.
[snoring]
[crash]
What was that?
This sounds like a job
for the brave little Tweety.
Oh, no. My hero suit!
It's gone!
Without it, I am helpless.
But my friends need me.
Hey, watch it.
Oh, you broke the flashlight.
Can't see my hand in front of my face.
-[Sylvester] That's my hand.
-[Lola] And my face.
[Daffy] Awful dark this time of night.
[Taz] Taz scared.
-[boing]
-[Bugs] What was that?
[all screaming]
-My heavens. What's going on?
-[Bugs] It was after us.
-[Lola] It was scary.
-[Sylvester] Extra scary.
Oh, it was horrific.
-[Bugs] But we were saved.
-[Lola] By the brave little Tweety.
Oh, no. It's just me.
The plain little Tweety.
Three cheers for Tweety.
[all] Hip, hip, hooray! Hip, hip, hooray!
Hip, hip, hooray!
[theme music playing]
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01x15 - The Brave Little Tweety
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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.