(Scene opens at the Baby Looney Tunes house at night, in the bedroom, Bug's, Lola's and Daffy's beds are empty, this was because the babies are all playing, Bugs was playing with his toy rocket, Daffy was playing with a toy piano and Lola was playing with her doll Edna)
Bugs Bugs Bunny to pilot, Bugs Bunny to pilot, do you read me?
(Daffy playing his piano as the keys tinkle slow then fast)
Mmm, I love you too Baby Pumpkin Pants.
(Lola hugs her doll and it start to cry, surprising Lola at that moment Granny walks in)
Land-sakes what are you kids doing up so late? Do you have any idea what time it is?
No.
Granny, Well, it's three o'clock in the morning, which is way past your bedtime, (Granny walks over to the curtains and closes them) First thing tomorrow, I'm going to teach you kids how to tell time.
What's so important about telling time?
Well, telling time comes in handy lots of ways, think of all the fun things you'd miss if you didn't known when to be there.
Well if it's okay with you Granny, I'm gonna skip it, telling time is for people who...who has nothing but time on their hands.
We don't have time on our hands.
That's just an old saying kids, you can skip the lesson if you want Daffy, But don't forget there's another old saying about time (Granny puts Daffy to bed and makes her way to the door) it waits for no one, nighty-night kids, pleasant dreams.
(Granny turns off the lights and leaves, while Daffy addresses the audience (I think))
(sighs) Ha, who does she think she's kidding? "Time waits for no one", that's the silliest thing I've ever (yawn) heard, ooh (And Daffy falls asleep)
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