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03x21 - Present Tense

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.

03x21 - Present Tense

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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 sweetie ♪

♪ Now all we need is you ♪

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

♪ To play the Baby Looney Tunes way ♪

Welcome to your new home,
little Mr. Tree-Sapling.

Granny,
you've been growing these baby trees

in the house for a long time.

Why are you planting them today?

Today is Arbor Day.

The day we thank the trees
for all the wonderful things they give us.

What things?

Like wood for our homes and furniture.

Comfy shade to nap under.

Fresh new air to breathe.

Leaves that change
pretty colors every autumn.

Arbor Day reminds us that trees...

well, they don't grow on trees.

You mean,
whenever we cut down a tree to use,

we gotta grow a new one
to take its place?

Precisely, Bugs.

Now, I've got some more trees to replace.

[wind rustling]

Oh, my, it's breezy.

Why don't you little ones play inside?

I'll be in soon to make us
all a tasty Arbor Day treat.

If Granny's gonna make us something,
how about we make her something back?

-Yeah!
-Like a present?

A thank-you gift.

Okay, we need a really special
Arbor Day gift for Granny.

Any ideas?

We could make our own forest.

With our own trees.

All made out of different stuff.

Like blossom trees.

From crepe paper.

Paper-towel tubes.

Taz make palm trees.

Those are all okay ideas,

I guess.

You guess?

What could be better
than a super-duper box of forest?

Ehh, what do you got in mind, Lola?

Well, I don't know.

I just thought it should be
something extra special.

Granny will really like this forest.

This Granny gift's gonna be big, kiddo.

Big. It's gotta be a team effort.

Well, maybe I'll just make
something by myself.

Go ahead.

But maybe we need all this space
to make our present.

Well, maybe Granny's gonna like
my present way better than your present.

Listen, sister,

why don't you just make like a tree,
and vamoose.

Okay, maybe I will.

Oh, and Daffy, the line's supposed to be,

"Why don't you make
like a tree and leave?"

"Make like a tree and leave"?

I don't get it.

What if Lola's present
is so extra-special-er

that Granny doesn't like ours as much?

You kidding?

There's only one of her,
and we've got all of us.

Something extra, extra-special for Granny.

Think, Lola, think.

I know. I could...

Nah. Too many batteries.

Or maybe if I...

No. Granny might fall off.

Or what if I just...

[groans]

Oh, camels probably hate tap shoes.

Taz make palm tree.

Oh, I just love cloud hopscotch.

[giggling]

Eh, Lola.
How's that extra-special present coming?

Oh, you have no idea.

[groans] And neither do I.

Now, what kind of great gift
will make Granny go,

"Gee, Lola,
that's a great Arbor Day gift."

Boy, you don't look very happy.

You poor little tree.

Is that mean ol' wind bullying you?

The best way to make blossoms
is one by one.

Really careful and neat,
so each one comes out exactly the same.

Ehh, that works too.

Look at me.
I'm a lean, mean blossoming machine.

Hey, guys, come out here a second.

I wanna show you something.

Nice try, wise guy,
but we're not falling for it.

Yeah, we're not falling for it.

What are we not falling for?

Her sneaky plan to take us away
from working on our project.

Aha.

I knew there was a tree trunk
in here somewhere.

[groans] I wasn't gonna take you away
from your stupid project.

I just need a little help.

Hey.

Hang on, windy little tree.

I'm gonna fix you up myself.

[grunts]

This should help you stand up
against that blustery ol' wind.

Great.

Now I need all the help I can get,
from everybody I didn't want to help.

Giant oak tree.

Make way. Make way.

Comin' through.

Daffy, you're making too many trees.

So? It's a forest.

Forests gotta have trees.

Lots of trees.

And leaves.

Lots of leaves.

Lots of crunchy, crunchy leaves.

Hey! Your messy trees are blocking
all my perfect forest pictures.

So, then, I guess you could say,

"You can't see your forest
through your leaves?"

No. And the saying goes,

"You can't see the forest
through the trees."

I don't get it.

I think your present's
turning out really nice.

Hey.

No idea stealing.

I wasn't gonna steal your dumb ol' idea.

I just came to see--

-Well, if we could trade any help?
-[both] No.

Taz do palm tree.

By himself!

Oh, forget it.

I don't need your help, anyway.

[Lola grunting]

Hey, Lola's got a real tree.

That's a tree?

It's a baby tree.

Babies grow on trees?

I gotta talk to Granny about that.

[Bugs] Looks like she could use our help.

[Daffy] But she didn't wanna help us.

Well, she does look like
she's having trouble.

Oh!

This way.

[shouts] The other way.

I'm back, little ones. [gasps]

Oh, my.

"Four."

Oh, and is that a picture of me?

Oh! "For Granny."

Oh, how precious.

There you go, little tree.

No nasty ol' wind's
gonna blow you over again.

Thanks for the help, you guys.

[all shouting]

Your gift really did look neat.

I wish I'd helped.

[Granny]
Who's hungry for Arbor Day yummies?

[all] Ooh!

I made pancakes
with fresh maple tree syrup.

And thank you so much
for your lovely present.

I can tell all of you worked
very hard on it.

Well, except Lola--

[Granny] Oh, my.

I don't recall this tree being splinted.

The wind pushed it over, Granny.

It needed our help.

Well, everyone did a wonderful job.

It was all Lola's idea, Granny.

It was?

Except I didn't help
with your other present, Granny.

I wanted to make you
something extra-special,

but then I realized
I couldn't do it on my own.

Oh, Lola.

What's extra special
is what you did for this tree.

You saved it.

And saving trees
is the most generous gift you can give.

Not just to me, but to the whole planet.

Which is just what Arbor Day is all about.

The others helped, too, Granny.

It was a team effort.

[Taz] Everybody, see?

[Taz laughing]

Taz grows like tree!

Swell.

Here's your lunch.

Hey!

Mud fight!

-Save some for me.
-[both] Mud fight!

Oh, well.

As the old saying goes,

"If you can't beat them, join them."

[all laughing]

Now that, I get.

[theme music playing]