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in Jack’s home, Rochester sings as he does the spring cleaning. We discover an unfortunate love affair between Polly and his feather duster. Mary arrives to share a letter from her mother. She shares news about the family cow, and a new canopy bed. Dennis arrives to tell that his aunt just one a little Oscar. She may be also having a few more kids.
Dennis sings: It Couldn’t Happen Again.
When Phil arrives, he talks about some modifications that he is making to his car. Will he be able to hit Jack up for some money? As Phil leaves for a haircut, Don arrives with the sportsmen’s Quartet. Before they can sing, Jack gets a phone call from Ozzie Nelson. He announces the new time and date for his radio program. Harriet joins him on the phone call to complain about Jack’s laundry service.
The sportsmen sing: The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring.
Jack excuses himself as he grabbed his knapsack to join the Beavers club for an outing. The boys talk about Jack’s prowess in dealing with run-ins with wildlife. They discuss his loyalty, the Academy Awards, and whether Jack has ever hunted bear. The beavers set out on a hike. Will Jack be able to face obstacles and the trail as well as the boys can?
The campsite is set up, and Jack entertains the beavers with stories of his bravery. The beavers all get tucked in for the night. Jack may have incurred standards nothing to be afraid of, but suddenly he notices all the night sounds. There’s nothing to worry about is there?
