Jabaloe

- Season 1

(2012)

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It's the town's annual prank day, and sheriff Jack manages -wiyh clumsy help from Slampie- to trick everyone: Joe sits on a glued seat, he puts salt in Moe's cookies, a fake sweepstake prize for Bessy. Joen and his mates resolve to turn the tables, but Jack is cautious and falls for none of their pranks, yet chance plays the cruelest trick on him.

Sheriff Jack swears he'll protect Jabaloe now the feared Mostachio brothers have escaped from jail and started robbing towns nearby. The men all boasted that's a man's job, but Moe and Bessy vow the prove the contrary. While Jack patrols in the saloon at night, they dress up as Moustachios, surprise-overpower him and leave him handcuffed. As Bessy can't keep quiet, the boys soon realize what happened. Joe plots to return the prank, inventing another robber gang, convincing Bessy to mount nocturnal guard and strike then.

Bragging by Joe and sheriff Jack about who can eat most spicy beans, ma's hottest saloon recipe, soon leads to a contest between all four boys. Talented Slampie ruins his chances by 'practicing' far too much in advance, Bessy's 'helpful ballad' isn't to Joe's taste. Everybody wonders how fussy eater Twinkly could take the lead, until her secret is literally discovered.

Inspired by a neighboring town's sheriff announcing his wedding in the newspaper, Jack uses deputy Slampie as love courier to propose for him, but the birdbrain asks Ma, not Bessy. Joe refuses to give his mother away, Twinkly presides over a Vegas-style ceremony, only then the truth becomes clear.

After a major saloon party leaving everyone with hangovers, sheriff Jack attempts in vain to run for communal cleaning up chores. At least the huge pile of dishes is, by roster, for Bessy, but she reports 'too sick' and he's next on the list, while Moe even hands her the last piece of cake. Jack now hopes to wriggle out be pretending to be even more sick, but overplays his hand and ends up found out.

Moe and her Jabaloe clients eagerly await a visit from proudly-bearded saloon guide inspector Sam Snooper. Knowing she reserved her best giant cake for him, sheriff Jack decides to dress up with a fake beard to pretend being Sam, eat the whole cake and ask for a second one. He might have got away with it, but fails to deliver the slice he promised Slampie to keep quiet, so the dumbo too dresses up as Sam, to steal the second cake. Wit Moe's gang made suspicious, the real Sam gets and eerie reception.

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Sheriff Jack's twin brother Jock, the mayor of Cactus City, plans to pay him a visit. The Jabaloe saloon gang enthusiastically plans a warm reception for the 'handsome one', especially Moe, who seems to have a crush on sight, promises a cake and 'special gift'. Jealous, Jack plans to impersonate his twin to steal it all, and caught-out promises Slampie half of the gift. However the unwrapping proves a big turn-off.

Deputy Slampie's birthday is coming up, which is cause for a party, but sheriff Jack and Moe Jababloe didn't get an invitation, unlike the rest of the saloon gang. So the two rival to earn one, albeit Jack can't resist 'sampling' the birthday cake thoroughly, and it all proves mute.

Sheriff Jack plans a Hawaian holiday, but the saloon gang insists someone must be in charge, not just incompetent Slampie, so a competition is held for an interim peace officer. Jack is to judge the candidates in various weird tests, which Joe would have won, except Jack couldn't stomach his excellent impersonation and proclaims sissy Twinkley the winner. His reign of terror, jailing anyone refusing to obey his every wish, proves short-lived as Jack missed his train.

Sheriff Jack founds a treasure map and hopes to dig up a fortune in the saloon, forced to let Slampie in who stumbled upon him. The rest of the gang soon sees through his woodworm cover and demands the lion share, so he hands them a fake map, only to make too many orientation mistakes.

Nobody is interested in the 'romantic play' notoriously untalented Bessy wrote, but Joe takes pity on her and commandeers everyone for a performance, starring them two as princely lovers. Regardles of lacking talent, most aspire grander roles then Bessy casts them in, and plotting starts to get those. The result is not more satisfactory.

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