Speedy Rabbit #14

Peter Cottontail gets selected to compete on a television quiz show and reluctantly accepts his friend Moxie as his manager, who insists on coaching him into shape before the big night. When Peter's preparation proves disastrous, Moxie hatches a scheme to take his place—but the real twist comes when Peter's genuine answers turn out to be exactly wrong for a show that awards prizes for the silliest responses. A clever little romp about how sometimes the smartest move is admitting you don't know a thing.

When a tiny bee buzzes into Rudolph the pup's space, the young dog tries everything from baring his teeth to flexing his muscles to scare the little intruder away—but the bee has other plans. Rudolph learns a humbling lesson about toughness when he realizes his fearsome displays aren't quite as intimidating as he'd hoped.

When Honeybunny calls for help after being followed by a wolf, Peter Cottontail rushes to her rescue—only to discover the troublemaker is a professionally trained boxer and wrestler who towers over him. Rather than face the brute head-on, Peter devises a clever plan that turns the tables in an unexpectedly funny way.

Buster and Brownie Bear have saved up money to catch the World Series, but find they can only afford one ticket between them—so they hatch a plan to buy a television set instead. When they discover TVs are far too expensive, the resourceful pair settle for purchasing just an antenna, convinced they've found the perfect workaround to watch the big game for free.

Uncle Peter spins a tall tale about the "true" encounter between old Mr. Wolf and a mischievous girl in a red hood who tramples through his garden and devours the cookies she's supposed to deliver to her grandmother. When the wolf tries to teach her a lesson by posing as a scarecrow, things go hilariously wrong—and the girl's version of events gets all the blame. A cheeky retelling that flips the classic tale on its ear, showing how stories change depending on who's telling them.