♪ 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 ♪
[upbeat music playing]
[Granny] Welcome to Acme Gardens.
[Floyd] Pepé.
How's my favorite gardening partner today?
[speaks French]
-[in English] Bonjour, everyone.
-Ooh-hoo! Thanks!
Why thank you, Pepé. These are lovely.
Oh, so fragrant.
Pepé can tell you something special
about any living thing here.
Pepé, what fwower is that one?
Ah! It is a dandelion.
They are not good for the garden.
But you can wish on them. Got a wish?
Now blow.
-Like a birthday candle.
-[laughs]
-See? It takes your wish to the world.
-[chattering excitedly]
But don't tell anyone what it was
until it comes true.
[laughs] The dandelion wishing rules.
Pepé and I have been working hard
in the greenhouse lately.
How's our little lemon tree doing?
It is all ready for the planting.
[speaks French]
[in English] Come and see.
[dramatic music playing]
There's our little lemon tree.
Oh, it's breathtaking.
[groaning]
-[groaning continues]
-Yucky, yuck, yuck!
Our little tree
is ready to be planted, Pepé.
Think you can find a good spot
for it to call home?
[speaks French]
[in English] I will find the exact
amount perfect spot, Floyd.
[speaks French]
[in English] No sweat.
Why don't you all plant this baby tree
with Pepé.
It'll be a wonderful way
to explore the gardens.
[groaning continues]
[Tweety] Yes. That would be nice.
Magnific! Let's go, dudes.
[speaks French]
[Granny] Be back in time for tea.
I have lovely flowers.
And many assistants.
-Some of whom lurk in the shadows.
-[growling]
Voila! This is an herb garden.
Smell the fresh mint.
Ah! What an aroma.
You said it.
[laughing]
Mmm, lavender. Like the soap suds.
[groans] Oh, mercy.
All I can smell is skunk.
The faster we plant this tree,
the sooner we can get away
from Monsieur Le Stinko.
[upbeat music playing]
A-ha! Eureka!
Eh, isn't that a little rocky?
Bugs, old pal, watch and learn.
Oh, Pepé, here's a spot for the tree.
Yes, sir, perfect. Okay, let's plant.
Let's do it right now. All right. [grunts]
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Careful, Daffy it's too rocky.
We need the softer dirt today.
[speaks French]
[upbeat music playing]
[pensive music playing]
Huh?
Hm?
[sighs] That smelly smell
must be playing twicks with my eyes.
Here? No. How about here?
Oh, look at this. No. How about over here?
Ooh! This is the spot.
-[Tweety] Oh, come on. Let's get this...
-[groaning]
[Daffy] Yeah, we wanna--
Listen to you all. Gripe, gripe, gripe!
Hurry, hurry!
Never taking the time to stop...
and smell the flowers.
[all groaning]
-[Daffy] Yucky, yuck, yuck!
-[groans]
-Oh, no.
-[sighs] Et tu, Tweety?
Oh, I see.
[speaking French]
[in English]
Plant that tree wherever you want.
Whoo-hoo! Great.
How about here then, Mister Le Stinko.
-[Daffy laughs hysterically]
-[sobs] I do not care.
[sobbing] Do whatever you want!
You do not understand me.
Daffy!
-Pepé, wait! Come back!
-It's too late, Tweety.
Pepé's knows where he's going.
I know you mean well,
but you could get lost.
At least now we can all get lost together.
[yelps]
Now the next good place we find,
we'll just plop our little lemony buddy
in the dirt.
No more stink, tree planted,
everyone's happy. Whoo-hoo!
Everyone except Pepé.
We weally hurt his feelings.
Pepé was stinking up everything.
He can't help it, Daffy.
We got what we wanted, right?
No more stench-asaurus.
[Tweety] Oh, me.
[gasps]
Daffy!
Daffy, I thought I taw...
Perfect! Less talk, more digging.
-[gasps]
-[growling]
-I did! I did see a--
-You think you saw a what, Tweety?
[roaring]
That!
[yelling]
[gasping]
Pepé wasn't kidding about other kinds
of wild things living in the gardens.
I think we lost it.
Yeah. But I think we're lost too.
I don't remember this place.
Suffering succotash.
Oh, dear, oh, dear.
I wish we had Pepé back, smell and all.
He'd know what to do.
-Yeah.
-[Lola] Uh-huh.
-He sure would.
-Well...
Yeah. We all wish Pepé was here.
Hey! That's it.
Wishing doesn't make things so, Daffy,
even if we all wish it.
Right, Lola.
But now we know which way
the wind is blowing.
Follow me!
[Daffy laughing hysterically]
The duck's finally gone crackers.
[Taz babbling]
[Daffy sniffing]
[panting, then sniffing]
Say, I get it.
They're trying to pick up Pepé's scent.
Stop!
Now this is a job for a pig.
[sniffing]
Huh?
Hm...
Hooray, Petunia.
She's got Pepé's scent.
-[Tweety] Way to go!
-[all cheering]
[Tweety] Oh, boy, Pepé, there you are.
Oh, we was so wost without you.
Pepé, there's no time to explain,
but there's a wild thing on the loose.
A monster.
[speaks French]
[gasps] Ah!
[snarls]
-Pepé!
-[yelling]
[roars, then yelps]
-[whimpers]
-[Lola] Yay!
-You're a hero!
-[laughing]
[cheering]
[gasps] Gossamer?
Are you mad? Pepé, no!
It's a savage beast!
[chuckles]
-You mean Gossamer?
-[Gossamer purring]
He wouldn't hurt a petite fly.
He lives here too.
But he was chasing us.
Yeah. Growling and drooling.
And, and everything.
And, and I thought he was going to eat us.
[laughs] What is up, Gossamer?
[speaks French]
[in English]
Something got into you, I wonder, huh?
We ran and ran and ran. [panting] And ran.
Taz protect tree!
[chuckles]
But of course. Gossamer loves lemons.
Don't you, Gossie?
-[groans]
-[in unison] Ew!
[laughs]
What's sour to you
might be sweet to somebody else.
That's what's so cool in gardens.
Such different things
all growing together. [speaks French]
We're sorry we were so rude
before, Pepé. All of us.
And I'm extra sorry, Pepé.
Please don't wish we won't come back.
Never.
Friends are always welcome.
Besides, I already know my wish.
[upbeat music playing]
[babbling]
We're done, but we're filthy.
And it's nearly time for tea.
Ah, voila! An instant shower.
[laughing and chattering]
Wooky! A rainbow!
I got my wish. I did! I did!
[Granny] Little ones, time for tea.
-Pepé, kids, where are you?
-[snoring]
[chuckles]
Why there you are, Pepé, darling.
You look happy.
But where are the others?
Didn't you find them?
[speaks French]
[in English]
Well, actually, they found me.
They were right behind me
only a moment ago.
[children gasping]
[Granny] My, my, Pepé.
Looks to me like everyone
stopped to smell the flowers after all.
[theme music playing]
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04x25 - Stop and Smell Up The Flowers
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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.