Pondemonium

Joe Croaker finds himself a treat of a large lollipop. After gorging on it, Joe places the hollowed lollipop around his neck and starts to toy with it. Not until he tries in vain to remove the lolly does he realize that he is stuck in it. As the lolly around Joe’s neck begins to melt, it becomes sticky and attracts many leaves to it. Joe looks just like a scary monster in that leafy lollipop!

Joe Croaker is intrigued when he sees Niddy travels with her silk. The frog believes he might be able to do the same. Joe Croaker finds himself a rope in the dumpster. He attaches one end of rope to his feet and the other to a tree branch. The frog jumps from the tree branch and yet he soon notices the rope is way too long. Joe Croaker cuts the rope shorter and tries again and again!

Joe Croaker is on the prowl for food and the fish obtained by Cosmo makes his mouth water. As is typical of Joe Croaker the greedy bully frog, he snatches the fish from Cosmo and quickly swallows it whole. But this only results in the bones being stuck in Joe’s throat. Proposed again by the resourceful Bartle Bee, they hang Joe Croaker upside down and succeed in swinging the bones out.

Fed up living in his shabby can house, Cosmo decides to find himself a sleek, cozy new place. He searches for the perfect place. Just when he is about to make it his new abode, the mole cricket’s warning about the new spot discourages him from settling down there. So Cosmo has to look for other alternatives.

Cosmo has got a nice ice cream postage stamp, which is overheard by Joe Croaker. The thought of the tasty ice cream tempts the amphibian into a plot to steal the stamp from Cosmo. He tails Cosmo, and tries in vain to grab the stamp.

Joe Croaker has obtained half a loaf of bread and wants to take it home for dinner. But a broad river blocks his way. A troop of ants happen to pass by, and they use a tree branch to cross the river. Inspired by the ants, Joe Croaker decides to build a wooden bridge by himself.

Joe Croaker is taking a stroll around the Marsh when all of a sudden a giant “owl” falls from the sky. Fearing that the scary bird would devour him, Joe hides himself behind a big rock. Bartle Bee passes by and finds something wrong about this furious “owl”. After a close examination, he discovers that this is not a bird but a paper kite.

Joe Croaker is casting about desperately for something to fill his empty stomach. Luckily for him, he finds some biscuits in a large can. So he jumps right into the can and gobbles up all the biscuits. But after the feast, the frog finds himself unable to get out of the can with an overstuffed belly.

Bartle Bee finds a flowering plant in the forest. It is so beautiful that when Bartle Bee leaves, Joe Croaker brings it home and plants it in his back yard. The frog loves the plant and does not allow anyone except himself to touch it, except Cosmo finds a way to take a bite out of the petal and starts acting very strange.

Cosmo finds a discarded solar-powered toy car in the bush. He decides to keep it and show off to Joe Croaker, who is immediately taken with the car as well. Joe Croaker seizes the car from Cosmo and tries to drag it home. But fully charged with solar energy, the car breaks free of the restraint and takes Joe on a fun adventure.

Cosmo spots a paper boat on the stream. He picks two fine leaves as paddles and begins to go around in his boat. Flutterby is interested in the boat and she asks if she can join Cosmo. Cosmo refuses and Flutterby decides to make one boat on her own. Trouble ensues.

Joe Croaker is frightened upon spying what he believes to be a monster strolling around the pond. He soon realizes that the “monster” is actually a duck, but doesn’t realize that it’s in fact a toy duck.

Joe Croaker finds a balloon dinosaur among the grass. The frog has no idea what he has discovered and he really panics at this “dinosaur” that is many times his own size. Joe Croaker begins to attack the balloon with pebbles he picks up from the ground. One of the pebbles bounces off the balloon and hits Bartle Bee’s honey jar on the ground. Though Joe Croaker tells Bartle Bee that he has nothing to do with the broken honey jar, the bee is smart enough to figure it out by himself. Joe Croaker keeps attacking the balloon until he gets hurt by the pebbles. The frog soon realizes that the balloon might not be as dangerous as he expects. He finds there is a line attaching the balloon to the grass. He unties the balloon and the “dinosaur” takes him into mid air. The balloon is stuck between two tree branches and Joe Croaker is in danger. Luckily Bartle Bee hears him. Bartle Bee goes to Cosmo for his assistance. Cosmo removes the cork on the bottom of the balloon dinosaur and saves Joe Croaker!