Bugs was dreaming of relaxing on the beach, chewing a carrot. Being waited on, and was marvelling at how quiet it was without Daffy Duck tagging along...
He was jolted from his pleasant dream by Daffy shaking him awake. Bugs groaned at the agony of reality. "I thought I had finally lost you," Bugs moaned.
"What was that?" Daffy enquired.
"Why are you waking me up? I was having a wonderful dream," Bugs yawned, changing the subject.
Daffy waved something in Bugs' face. "I found a TV remote!" he exclaimed excitedly. He then stood up and ran into another room. A TV remote? Bugs thought to himself. He stood up and hopped into the room Daffy had run into and found him searching through the stuff that was littered around, pushing and pulling stuff aside.
"What's up, Doc?" Bugs enquired.
"Ah ha!" Daffy said as he cleared some stuff away and revealed a wrecked and totalled TV frame. Daffy Duck was disappointed. "WHAT!? I'm not gonna' be able to watch my favourite show?" he cried. In a stupid and desperate attempt to see if the television really did not work, he pressed the on/off button and a bright flash of light protuded for three seconds out of the top end of the remote. When it disappeared, there was a doorway with a door in it. Bugs and Daffy went to the other side of the door. It was a door standing in the middle of the room. Daffy opened the door and found there was nothing on the other side. Just pitch black darkness.
"What have you done now?" Bugs snapped, though he was secretly interested.
"It's...a door?" Daffy said. "But how could a TV remote procure a doorway?"
Bugs just wanted to go back to bed now. "You better close it and let's go to sleep," he advised. However, the daft duck was not to be deterred and was eager to see what was in the room. "No! There must be something important in that room and I'm going to get it!"
"Oh, Daffy!" the bunny face-palmed. But Daffy Duck would not listen and boldly – and stupidly – stepped through the doorway. Bugs turned away, deciding Daffy could stumble around in the dark if he wanted. He might actually get some peace and quiet as well as some sleep. But then Bugs thought that he should probably make sure Daffy was alright before retiring for the night.
So he turned around and went to the door. "Daffy? Need any help?" he called out. But there was no answer. Bugs called out again, but still no answer. Bugs cautiously stepped through the door and walked a few feet ahead. He stumbled over some rocks. Rocks? "Daffy? Are you okay?" he called out again.
Then the door slammed shut, leaving Bugs Bunny in the dark.