Ignatz Mouse is hired to sell a prefabricated house to local brick foundry owner Kelly by a corrupt Realtor. Krazy competes by building herself a simple home with "everything" that Kelly has. But Krazy Kat's simple home (made from two umbrellas) bothers Kelly. The trio becomes embroiled in a battle of wits as to whose house is better.
Ignatz tries to use the credit-card system for everything. When he attempts to get instant friends on credit, he learns the limitations of the system.
It's the kraziest house in Kokonino, and its proud owner, Krazy Kat, has all her friends over to see it...but there's not too much house to see.
Ignatz dreams he is a brick totin' marshal of the Old West. He has to face arch criminal Brickbats Brannigan in a fight to the finish.
Ignatz tricks Krazy into an ocean voyage with him to escape Offissa Pupp. But the dauntless Pupp stows away.
If Ignatz Mouse is arrested for brick throwing once more, Offissa Pupp will arrest him for life. Krazy taunts him into the fatal throw.
Ignatz, Krazy and Pupp trot off to the nearest gym for a workout. Krazy almost kills Ignatz with the way she handles gym equipment.
Krazy wants to alter Mount Rushmore to include Ignatz.
Ignatz barges in on Krazy, Pupp and a local bull in the middle of their picnic. The bull chases Ignatz to the fair grounds, where they tear through all the rides.
Ignatz is being interviewed over nationwide TV. Krazy barges in on the show.
Offissa Pupp convinces the Kokonino Kounty Kouncil that he needs a motorcycle to chase Ignatz.
Krazy buys a car for Ignatz so he can keep his mind off brick tossing. But Krazy keeps "fixing" the car, so Ignatz can't get to use it.
Ignatz promises Offissa Pupp he will behave. But he can't resist the temptation of Krazy's mechanical treasure finding worm.
Offissa Pupp dreams of the days of the pilgrims when kats wore hats, kops were tops, and mice didn't open their mouths... unless they wanted a public dunking at the hands of the law.
Krazy's Kousin Pierre challenges Ignatz to a duel over Krazy's honor. Ignatz uses bricks while Pierre uses a sword.
Krazy's cousin from India pays a visit on his flying carpet. Ignatz makes off with the magic rug.
Ignatz tries to take over Kokinino Kounty with his new found skill...hypnotism.
Offissa Pupp uses the latest crime fighting techniques to track down Ignatz Mouse. But Ignatz's punishment is the same old jail.
Ignatz goes on the warpath against Krazy's Indian cousin, Chief Rain-In-The-Puss.
Ignatz makes a wish, and he and Krazy find themselves on a desert island with Captain Cook and his first mate. Ignatz finds Cook's buried treasure, and has to make a quick decision ...keep the treasure or his life.
Ignatz gets a quick-freeze-stick from Krazy's South Pole Cousin. Everything it touches turns to ice.
On the advice of Fifi, her French Cousin, Krazy tries a moonlight ride and togetherness to win Ignatz's love.
Ignatz has to become King of the Jungle to baby-sit for young Quincy Kwakk Kwakk.
Ignatz and Offissa Pupp compete to see who can draw more realistically.
Ignatz plants a family tree so he can see what all his ancestors were like. They all had the same Kat problem.
Krazy inherits a Scottish castle...delivered to Kokonino Kounty...complete with a Scottish rogue who tries to repossess it.
Krazy can't convince Ignatz that there really is a Santa Claus. Ignatz finds out the hard way...a trip to the North Pole with Krazy's cousin, Pole Kat.
At a carnival, Krazy and Ignatz meet Samson Kat, the strong man, who works Ignatz into his act. But the weights are too heavy for the mouse.
Mountain climbing is Ignatz's new thrill, so Krazy builds him a mountain of his own.
Krazy thinks Ignatz's trouble is due to his size. She promises to build his up and she does...about ten stories high.
Kousin Krooked Kat and Ignatz plan to rob the Kokonino Kounty Bank. Krazy foils the plot when she appears at the scene of the krime.
Krazy takes Ignatz back to prehistoric times to show him an example of the evils of greed.
The head of Loco Locomotives, Inc., comes down to Kokonino to get his first-hand reaction to his steam locomotive. Ignatz shows him how to really run a train...right off the track and all over the Kounty.
Ignatz leads Krazy and Offissa Pupp in a madcap chase through a half finished building to avoid arrest on a framed brick tossing charge.
Ignatz decides to quit the Krazy Kat series and produce his own show. He makes Offissa Pupp the fall guy.
Krazy was born lucky, and it just drives Ignatz mad that everything she looks at or touches turns to gold, while every-thing he touches turns to...nonsense.
Pupp, the dauntless kop, is after Ignatz. Krazy tries to aid the fugitive by taking him to the Kokonino Museum to hide among the relics.
Pupp and Ignatz race to climb Mt. Never-Rest...the unconquered lump of dirt. First one up gets to be hero and win $5,000.
C.B. Katz, movie producer, cousin to Krazy Kat, makes Krazy a big time movie star...kasting her with Marlon Mouse.
Ignatz has a nightmare that Krazy brings him a new painting and while attempting to hang it, wrecks his house.
Ignatz plans a theatrical career for himself, with Krazy as his assistant. Unwillingly, Krazy upstages Ignatz at every trick.
To make Krazy fall in love with him, Offissa Pupp gets a magic love potion. But it falls into the wrong gullet.
Krazy's Southern uncle, Bo'regard, comes to visit Krazy. Ignatz tries to be nice, but he can't help mentioning things that remind Uncle Bo' of the Civil War.
Krazy turns Ignatz over to her cultured Cousin Percival to teach the mouse some manners.
Krazy, Ignatz and Offissa Pupp accompany Krazy's kousin Fritzie on a jungle safari. With Fritzie, you must be careful where you step; he's always walking into things.
To impress his little kousin, Ixnay Mouse, Ignatz tells his tales of Ignatz the greatest baseball player, and Ignatz the ace airplane pilot.
Krazy builds a monument to commemorate her love for Ignatz. But Offissa Pupp re-arranges it to show her the real Ignatz.
Ignatz overhears Professor Weiner Schnitzel telling Pupp to observe sleepwalking delinquents without waking them. Ignatz takes full advantage of the advice by faking sleepwalking.
Krazy's uncle, the rubber king, left a million dollars for the winning county at the World's Fair. Ignatz judges the fair, and fixes it so Kokonino wins.
To fill the empty treasury of Kokonino, all the residents agree to turn the county into a tourist attraction...all except Ignatz.
There's a dance contest at the town hall. Krazy's girlfriend can dance; he can't. Jilted, the cat attempts suicide by hanging. The branch he ties the string to, however, turns out to be a bear's tail. Krazy leads the angry animal into a fur shop. The shopkeeper is delighted and asks the cat to find some more furs, but what the cat drags in--a pig and a skunk-- angers the shopkeeper, who chases the cat into the town hall. As the man fires the bullets, the cat dodges them, making it look like he can dance. Surprised, Krazy's girlfriend awards him the trophy.
