Baby Looney Tunes

"The babies learn proper dinner etiquette when preparing to dine out with Granny. The kids start getting an allowance, but only Pet unia thinks to save for something special."

"Petunia has a difficult time finding a hobby that doesn't imitate the other babies' interests. Lola tries pouting to get what she wants, and soon all the babies are doing it."

"Bugs gets laughs doing hurtful impressions of the other kids, but he takes the jokes too far. Daffy thinks if he shares his old to ys, Granny will buy him all new toys."

"Sylvester is upset when Granny paints the bedroom, but he learns the importance of change. The kids try to see who can act most li ke a baby, while vying for Granny's attention."

"When Granny gets sick, Lola tries to take over her responsibilities. Lola begins tattling on the other babies until her friends no longer want to play with her."

"Daffy and Melissa team up to play jokes on the other babies. Melissa spreads rumors about the babies, and Bugs goes ""undercover"" to find the truth."

"Sylvester is a bad dancer and finger painter, so he believes he'll never be good at anything. Daffy feels defeated whenever things aren't going his way."

"Melissa brags about helping Petunia to the point of self-aggrandizement. Petunia invents an imaginary friend to help her always ge t her way."

"Tweety is tired of being overlooked because of his diminutive size. Bugs uses the babies' money to buy different toys than he prom ised."

"Sylvester believes a commercial that says eating Chewy Chomps will make him cool. Bugs, Daffy and Taz are disciplined by having a ""time out"" in the corner."

"The Baby Looney Tunes pitch in to make an Arbor Day gift for Granny. Baby Daffy is the compulsive mess maker, and Baby Sylvester i s the cleanliness freak."

"As Granny assembles her photo album, the babies reminisce. Overhearing Granny making a call to Manny the Mover, Baby Bugs and Baby Lola think they're moving away from Granny's house."

In part one, while Granny reads a story to the babies about Easter, Taz disrupts the nursery until Lola, Tweety, Sylvester, Bugs and Daffy finally get Taz to settle down and listen.

In part two, Taz grows impatient waiting for Easter. To keep Taz from being sad and tearful, the babies decide to find the Easter b unny.

"Their first trip to a big grocery store fascinates the Baby Looney Tunes. Their very first trip to an art museum unleashes creativ e energy."

"The Baby Looney Tunes experience their very first big stadium baseball game. Tweety feels neglected when no one wants him on their museum scavenger hunt team."

"Baby Elmer Fudd makes his debut as Bugs' first real nemesis. Everyone's excited about a bicycle outing through the park-- except T weety, whose little legs don't quite reach the pedals."

"Baby Bugs tries to realize his dream of traveling to the moon while at a space museum. Overhearing Granny say she's ""expecting a baby,"" Baby Looney Tunes prepares to care for an infant."

"Baby Sylvester is full of angst because Granny's old chair, his napping place, is replaced by new furniture. Baby Bugs and Baby Da ffy fake having received their flu shots at the clinic."

"Granny takes the BLTs to a simpler lifestyle during a weekend spent in an 1800's log cabin. The Baby Looney Tunes have their fir st Halloween."

During a road trip, Floyd, endures variants of the question: "are we there, yet?". Granny's sister's bakery is being put out of business so that it can be teared down to build a parking lot.

The Baby Looney Tunes are very eager to visit the local TV station, home of their favorite live children's show.

The Baby Looney Tunes learn all about soccer from Floyd, who is an enthused soccer expert. On their first farm visit, the BLTs mee t a young, dispirited rooster named Baby Foghorn Leghorn.

"Picking apples for Granny's pies, the BLTs encounter Melissa, who insists her method of apple picking is the only way. A day playi ng miniature golf is fun for everyone but Baby Daffy."