The cats abandon their decorum for one night when a special moon sets them off into a mice-chasing frenzy. Kitty tries to protect the mice; the cats try to train Kitty in various fairytale-esque scenarios for her survival.

The cats nominate Kitty for leader in their own election against King Tubby; King Tubby wants to create his own signature move so that he can become an online viral dancing sensation.

Cheeta collects toys that kids are crazy about with plans of making a profit from them; Petal uses a Junior Rangers' guidebook to teach Kitty how to be more human.

When Kitty gets an imaginary friend, the cats decide to get their own imaginary friends; Cheeta decides to make his own nightly news program for cats with Kitty as his news feature.

Tubby seeks guidance from Guru Yeahno after lacking the confidence to make decisions on his own; when Cheeta learns about advertising, he plans on making his own ads to sell Ted's belongings.

When King Tubby appears to be feeling down, he comes to the conclusion that he needs a court jester; when Ginsburg accidentally shaves his goatee off, he appears to lose his sense of rhythm as well.