Abbott and Costello Comics #13

Lou Costello catches the country bug and drags Bud Abbott off for a day in the countryside—until they stumble upon Miranda Wilkins, a farm girl desperate to save her family's struggling land from ruin. When Bud convinces the gullible Costello that he's an agricultural expert, the two promise to turn things around, but a mysterious villain has his own plans for the property, and warnings quickly turn to threats. Packed with slapstick chaos, narrow escapes, and a mystery that needs solving, "Hay-Hoe Everybody!" proves that city slickers and country living make for a recipe that's anything but simple.

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello ride through town on a charity float collecting donations, unaware that a sack of stolen money has been secretly planted in their collection bag by fleeing bank robbers. When the real cash ends up in their hotel room, a series of chaotic misunderstandings—involving Officer Harrigan, the criminals Bugsy and his partner, and an escalating noise complaint—spirals into accidental heroics. The duo's bumbling attempt to restore peace ends up capturing the thieves and returning the loot, earning them unexpected praise for a job they never meant to do.

When spring fever strikes, Lou Costello's thoughts turn to romance and he sets his sights on impressing a charming stranger he keeps encountering around town. But each attempt at smooth conversation goes hilariously awry as Bud Abbott and unexpected complications keep derailing Lou's romantic pursuits—until a chance remark reveals just how mismatched his amorous intentions really are.

When Daisy Klinghoffer rehearses a heart-wrenching audition scene in agent Lester O'Gabb's plan to land her a movie role, she accidentally performs it for the wrong man—and her tearful act proves far too convincing. Now caught up in a case of mistaken identity at the FFF Studios, Daisy finds herself on an unexpected journey that leaves O'Gabb scrambling to salvage his foolproof scheme and wondering just how his dizzy client managed to outmaneuver him.