Kathy #15

When Kathy writes a theatrical play featuring a romantic European count, the dialogue she's rehearsing gets overheard and spreads through town as gossip—everyone now believes she's actually engaged to royalty! To save face at the school dance, Kathy convinces her friend Hank to impersonate the mysterious Count of Monte Zipso, but the charade unravels when skeptical townspeople start investigating whether this nobleman actually exists.

When Beezey sneaks away from homework to show off a converted taxi equipped with a two-way radio, a call from a friend Joe puts a quick end to the joyride—turns out there's housework waiting at home. It's a snappy teen humor bit that plays the gap between modern gadgetry and the timeless reality of chores.

Kathy and her high school band need a place to rehearse when both the auditorium and gym are unavailable, so she offers up the cellar of her house—a decision that sends everything into hilarious chaos when her father's visiting boss arrives seeking peace and quiet. What starts as a well-intentioned rehearsal spirals into a slapstick disaster, but sometimes the most unexpected endings lead to new friendships and surprising hobbies.

Bingo tries to earn a free bouquet for his friend Lulubelle's birthday by minding Mr. Feeble's flower shop, but a careless mistake with the watering can sets off a chain of increasingly chaotic mishaps that threaten to destroy the entire inventory. With time running out before Mr. Feeble returns, Bingo scrambles to save the flowers—and himself—from complete disaster.

Kathy learns that Hank has a crush on the glamorous new geology teacher, Miss Swooney, and hatches a plan to keep him out of school past the registration deadline so he can't switch to her class. With help from her friend Fanny, Kathy embarks on a chaotic afternoon of "stalling" that sends them climbing trees, splashing into lakes, and generally wreaking havoc—only to discover that Hank had already signed up for geology before their walk even began.