Dumb Bunnies

The Dumb Bunnies answer a distress call from their Uncle Clem, who needs their help in bringing in the crops at the family farm. Since its a Dumb Bunny family farm, it isnt in the country, but smack dab in the middle of the city! Can the Dumb Bunnies help their Uncle save the farm from being swallowed up by the ever encroaching skyscrapers, cement and land developers? Duh! Sure they can!

Baby Dumb Bunny and his classmates at Bunnyville Elementary are dismayed by the prospect of the principal Ms. Thump supervising their class trip to the library. Awww, shes no fun! She never smiles! So to lighten things up, Momma and Poppa volunteer to come along for the ride and cheer Ms. Thump up! And when the Dumb Bunnies come along for the ride, you just have to laugh. Or cry.

The Dumb Bunnies meet a new friend, a cat named Felony, and help her gain the confidence she needs to succeed in her new business...unfortunately that business is robbing houses! Mistaking her for a house cleaner, instead of a house cleaner-outer, the Dumb Bunnies unwittingly (Duh!) assist her in emptying half the houses in town, not to mention the Bunnyville Gold Depository! Everything works out for the best though as Felony is so touched by the Dumb Bunnies encouragement and support, that she returns all her ill gotten booty and goes straight. Its another clean sweep for the Dumb Bunnies!

When Bill Uppity plans to lead his daughter Prissy and her fellow Cottontail Campers on a hike to Bunny Peaks, he organizes it so perfectly that he has it figured out to the last detail. Prissy and the others campers sigh, because they know her dad remembers to bring everything on a hike...except the fun! Luckily, the one thing that Bill didnt plan on was the Dumb Bunnies tagging along! The Dumb Bunnies have a knack of unraveling the best laid plans and they teach Bill a lesson in leadership at the same time!

Baby Bunny brings home an assignment from school entitled Where Do Tomatoes Come From? and Momma and Poppa hop at the chance to help him find the answer. While most kids just consult an encyclopedia, the Dumb Bunnies turn a seemingly dull assignment into a worldwide adventure, involving secret agents, criminal masterminds and a penguin. Now thats creative problem solving!

On Christmas Eve the Dumb Bunnies prepare their house to welcome Santa to their humble abode. Unfortunately their preparations (including a chimney greased with olive oil for faster sliding) only serve to help Santa throw his back out. The Dumb Bunnies volunteer to finish delivering presents to every bunny in Bunnyville. With no other options (and a really sore sciatica) Santa agrees and our heroes set out with Sly Fox to bring the joy of Christmas to all! But is that the joy of Christmas in Slys eye, or is it a glint of greed? Either way were in for the sleigh ride of a lifetime! Ho, ho, ho!

The Dumb Bunnies travel to the far away country of Monte Carrot at the invitation of the Duke, so that they can act as playmates for the young Prince. We soon find though that the Princes sense of fair play and responsibility leave a lot to be desired and the Dumb Bunnies end up in the dungeon accused of high (and they dont even like heights) treason! In the end the Prince, inspired by the Dumb Bunnies example, takes responsibility for his actions and the Dumb Bunnies good name is cleared. Long live the Dumb Bunnies!

The Dumb Bunnies head for a Dude Ranch at the invitation of Prissy, their next door neighbour (actually she only sent them a Wish You Were Here postcard, but anytime the Dumb Bunnies can grant a wish, they hop at the chance!) Upon their arrival they find that the Uppitys have been jailed for cattle rustling! The Dumb Bunnies set out to prove their friends innocence, which bring them head to head with a shady character by the name of Black Bart Bunny. Refusing to bow to threats and fear (or too dumb to recognize them as such) the Dumb Bunnies prove their loyalty to their friends and clear their names. Their actions inspire Black Bart to come clean and mend some fences of his own. Yippie -yi -oh- bunny!

The Dumb Bunnies pack so much stuff into their car for their vacation, that they end up taking their house instead (with a few quick modifications by Poppa) to save gas. Driving their new mobile home through town they accidentally snag a fellow by the name of Bluster Bunny, who seems to have been everywhere and done everything according to the stories he tells. The Dumb Bunnies take him at his word, and put him in charge of their vacation, sending them all into one perilous situation after another. Will Blusters supposed experience and skills save the day, or is he just full of hot air? He better be, because here comes another cliff! Wheeeeeeeeee!!!!!!

The Dumb Bunnies meet a very skittish police cadet named Jumpy at the drive-in one day (they like to go in the afternoon, its less crowded) and they soon become involved in a confrontation with Bunnyzilla, a giant helium filled balloon! Convinced that Bunnyzilla is after him, Jumpy tries to escape with the help of the Dumb Bunnies. Always willing to help out the police, the Dumb Bunnies are thrilled to be involved in what they see as Jumpys attempt to corral Bunnyzilla and bring him in peacefully. With the Dumb Bunnies encouragement and support, Jumpy is able to overcome his fears and bring a volatile and ridiculous situation to a satisfactory and amusing resolution.

When Baby accidentally captures an apprentice leprechaun named Paddy OBunny, the whole family becomes embroiled in a race to help him find his lost pot of gold. While Paddy tries to use luck to achieve his goals, the Dumb Bunnies forge ahead with hard (if often misguided) work. In the end Paddy learns that you cant always count on luck, but can always count on the Dumb Bunnies!

Sue Uppity becomes obsessed with the idea of winning the Bunnyville Gardening Competition, particularly when her main opponents turn out to be the Dumb Bunnies. While Sue pulls out all the stops in an attempt to top the neighbours, the Dumb Bunnies and Prissy work together as a team and share a common goal of having fun. In the end Sue comes to realize that the true joy of a competition comes from trying to do your best and not necessarily from winning. Well, duh!