Cartoon Network to the Rescue

Faced with a scary walk in the dark to buy candles at the spaza shop, Taps has to convince his brother to join him. Encouraged by Mao Mao’s “Don’t be afraid of the dark”, Cartoon Network comes to the rescue as they learn the power of their bond.

When a day-long power cut hits the Lembwa household, Taps is faced with the disastrous impossibility of watching Cartoon Network. Cheered up by Imagination Room visits featuring a slumber party in Teen Titans Go, Grizz and his bro hanging in We Bare Bears, the “bromise” in Gumball and bros singing to each other, reaching out from behind a glass cage of emotion in Teen Titans Go, as well as their tickling game and Apple and Onion’s ‘the floor is lava’-game, he plays with the colourful entertainment to make his afternoon fun. As a result breakthrough in making his brother laugh occurs!

When Garcia is convinced a new hairstyle will help up his chances of approval for the African University of Science in Africa for Africans, Taps fears for his brother’s life and reputation by having a nerdy hairstyle. Inspired by Craig of the Creek Season 2, Episode 2 where Craig has a self-cut hair disaster, and Robin’s “spike hair gel” from Teen Titans Go, Cartoon Network comes to the rescue once again! Taps teams up with his groom-wise Mom to give his brother a new look.

Faced with the fury of Mom’s agitation at the messy state of the home, Taps and his nerdy brother, Garcia get ‘creative’ with an alternative to cleaning.​It’s Cartoon Network to the rescue as Taps gets empowered by his friends in his Imagination Room – in particular Rigby and Mordecai from Regular Show’s “Wall buddy” (Season 2, episode 2) – to save the day by hiding all their dirt in various appliances in the kitchen