Marge's Little Lulu and Tubby at Summer Camp #2

Tubby and his friends are determined to avoid summer camp—especially when the girls won’t stop pestering them. But when they finally agree to go, they’re stunned to discover their all-boys camp has become a mixed-gender affair, and Annie is there, ready to make the most of it.

In "The Guilty One," summer camp is thrown into mild chaos when the fellers start whispering about a mysterious sound they swear is Tubby's guilty conscience—though it's actually just his grumbling stomach. With Annie and Alvin caught in the middle of the growing suspicion, the real culprit remains a deliciously silly mystery.

Tubby dons his detective guise, The Spider, to solve the mystery of who messed up Lulu's bed at summer camp. With a magnifying glass and a dramatic flair, he investigates the tangled sheets and suspicious clues—only to uncover a twist that’s both silly and familiar.

In "Twinkle Toes," Lulu tries to steal the spotlight at summer camp with her painted toenails, only to find the girls more captivated by the farm than by her flair. But when a rooster takes a surprising interest in her colorful toes, Lulu finds an unlikely admirer in the most unexpected place.

In a mischievous bid to win Gloria’s sympathy and snag some chocolate eggs, Tubby wraps himself in bandages, pretending to be a ghost. When Gloria and Alvin believe him to be a real spirit, they summon the rooster Lulu brought home from the farm, thinking rooster crows can scare off ghosts. The plan backfires when Tubby flees in fright—and the girls realize the "rooster" is actually a hen.

In "The Injun Fighters," Alvin, Tubby, Wilbur, and Annie bring their usual chaos to the end-of-summer camp play, turning a simple rehearsal into a full-blown spectacle. As the gang performs their dramatic tale, the line between show and real life blurs—especially when an audience member can't resist joining in.