Deedee receives some mysterious red sparkly tap shoes. She puts them on and immediately starts dancing. Rooney and Moe grow worried that the shoes are magic and will make her dance forever.

The Doodlebops have a great new song, but it doesn't have any words. Try as they might, the Doodlebops just can't think of a topic for the lyrics.

The Doodlebops have written a new song about high and low, but want to add more high and low sounds to it. They borrow Mazz's tape recorder and go out to collect some sounds.

The Doodlebops get a phone call from Bob, who tells them the bus is broken down. How are they going to get to their gig without their bus? There's nothing for the Doodlebops to do but set off and try to get there on their own.

Deedee is having trouble with the tricks for her new magic act. She keeps making things disappear but can't make them appear again! Things are really getting out of hand when she makes Mudge disappear and can't bring him back.

Rooney and Moe are agonizing over what to give Deedee for her birthday, but they are getting nowhere. Deedee wants them to perform a brand new dance with her called the 'Wobbly Whoopsy' but they refuse because they'd have to wear tutu's.

Moe is having a frustrating day and wishes he could grow bigger – right now! Deedee, Rooney, Mazz, and Bus Driver Bob tell him stories about themselves when they were toddlers.

Rooney is big on bird watching; he's got his very own binoculars and a big book on all the different species. And he's got a favourite bird, the very rare Bandy-Legged Bubble-Brained Booby Bird, which he's never ever seen.

Rooney has invented a crazy new musical instrument he calls the Honkophone. The only problem is, he can't play a single note on it. Deedee and Moe encourage him to keep trying.

Deedee and Moe are eager to go out and fly their new kite, but have to wait for Rooney, who just can't stop asking questions.