It’s Courtney! She’s back! Tiny Tina, Oogleberry, and Mr D rush to the door and wait. Mo walks through the doggy door holding a camera. Ugh. It’s only Mo.

Episode: "The Camel With a Runny Nose". Synopsis: "It is the day for the special picnic! Mr D, Mo, Tiny Tina and Oogleberry get everything ready. Courtney is too sick for a picnic. As Courtney naps, Tiny Tina had the idea to have the picnic in the living room. The indoor picnic is a hit with everyone."

What? This is ridiculous! I mean, you got a naive Oogleberry Ink Dog, a sassy Tiny Tina Ten Toes, a stylish and popular Mo, an an eccentric Mr D! And no offense Bow, but you have big shoes to fill to play as Courtney.

You never will be! You don’t even have a brother! Buck is nothing like Oogleberry or Tiny Tina or Mo! You don’t even like mustard burgers! And Carol, did you take that wisdom giving trait from Mike, or did you take it from that stupid show! Cause if you ever used a “story spinner”, it would be a fidget spinner anyway!

Mustard Pancakes features Courtney Campbell, a talented musician and storyteller who lives with her cat, Mr. D., and her dogs, Oogleberry Ink Dog, Tiny Tina Ten Toes and Mo. Alright Peg, that show is starting to come back to me.

See? You do the same thing too! You help them learn from their mistakes by telling them stories about what happened in your past! They're not stories Lois! It's advice!

Morgana? And we had some beans. What do you tell a story

By the way Carol, how did you know that? Do the kids watch Mustard Pancakes? Yes, they do, especially the younger two. The stories that Courtney tells makes them think about the talks their dad gives.

Aw. Thanks Oogleberry. I can’t wait for Courtney to see it. She’s going to be surprised when she sees uh… oops! My surprise. Tiny Tina, Mo, and Oogleberry run off. Mr D goes over to the toy box and sees the camera Mo put in. He is stunned.

Lois, Joanie went through a phase where she thinks that we are talking to her. And she grew out of it. That’s nice. But what the cat and dogs did wasn’t a phase. If you tell stories with a story spinner, that would help them realize that when they do what they’re doing, there will be consequences.

See Marion? What you just told me is describing telling them a story! I don’t understand! How are stories gonna help you solve your problems or learn your lesson? Lois if you just sat down with the boys and gave them a talk, or if your parents gave you a talk instead of spank you or whatever punishment they made you do, it would make everything better.

Let me tell you the full story about Priscilla having a cold. Louise, you be Priscilla. I walked in the library with Tina and Louise and Priscilla has a tissue in her hand and sneezes. Achoo!

She grew out of that phase. And I bet Cindy did as well. No, it’s not a phase. Courtney tells those stories with that thing because those pets are bad and need to learn why what they’re doing is wrong.

No. We took her to a doctor and put an ice pack on it. That’s because there was no story to tell, was there? Marion, how are Richie and Joanie, and the missing Chuck, going to learn from their mistakes if you tell them stupid stories?!

Everything's taken... oh. Well. If that's the case I could've slept another twenty winks. Tiny Tina, Oogleberry, and Mo groan in annoyance. Suddenly, all four pets hear a sneeze. It's Courtney, who walks downstairs in her pajamas holding a box of tissues.

Lois, Joanie went through a phase where she thinks that we are talking to her. And she grew out of it. That’s nice. But what the cat and dogs did wasn’t a phase. Those stories helped them realized that if they do what they did again, Courtney was going to punish them.