Krazy, Ignatz and Offissa Pupp accompany Krazy's kousin Fritzie on a jungle safari. With Fritzie, you must be careful where you step; he's always walking into things.
Krazy's Southern uncle, Bo'regard, comes to visit Krazy. Ignatz tries to be nice, but he can't help mentioning things that remind Uncle Bo' of the Civil War.
Krazy's uncle, the rubber king, left a million dollars for the winning county at the World's Fair. Ignatz judges the fair, and fixes it so Kokonino wins.
Ignatz overhears Professor Weiner Schnitzel telling Pupp to observe sleepwalking delinquents without waking them. Ignatz takes full advantage of the advice by faking sleepwalking.
Krazy was born lucky, and it just drives Ignatz mad that everything she looks at or touches turns to gold, while every-thing he touches turns to...nonsense.
The head of Loco Locomotives, Inc., comes down to Kokonino to get his first-hand reaction to his steam locomotive. Ignatz shows him how to really run a train...right off the track and all over the Kounty.
Krazy can't convince Ignatz that there really is a Santa Claus. Ignatz finds out the hard way...a trip to the North Pole with Krazy's cousin, Pole Kat.
Ignatz makes a wish, and he and Krazy find themselves on a desert island with Captain Cook and his first mate. Ignatz finds Cook's buried treasure, and has to make a quick decision ...keep the treasure or his life.
Offissa Pupp dreams of the days of the pilgrims when kats wore hats, kops were tops, and mice didn't open their mouths... unless they wanted a public dunking at the hands of the law.
Ignatz barges in on Krazy, Pupp and a local bull in the middle of their picnic. The bull chases Ignatz to the fairgrounds, where they tear through all the rides.
Ignatz Mouse and Kolin Kelly have their hands full trying to out-build Krazy. No matter what improvement Kelly puts on his new pre-fab house, Krazy goes him one better.