Ratty correcting Toad's grammar ("teach them" instead of "learn them"), only for Badger to object because he says "learn them" as well, and if it's good enough for him it must be good enough for Toad. Poor Rat then retreats into a corner and begins repeating the phrases incessantly until Badger snaps at him once again to cut it out.
When they're going to fight the weasels, Toad panics that he's being left behind and runs forward, only to bump into the others, who think they're being attacked.
All of Toad's crazes. For example, in one episode he takes up photography. Unfortunately, none of his photographs turn out well. One of them is completely black.
Badger: You didn't, by any chance, leave the lens cap on?
Toad seeing a monster in the Wild Wood. Then when Badger comes to visit, Toad asks him if he's seen the monster and if it's eaten anyone. That's when we find out what the "monster" really is.
Badger: I think you must be feverish, Toad. Cause destruction it may, render us homeless it may, but will a steam traction engine eat anybody?
In one episode, Badger organises a production of The Pirates of Penzance, and during rehearsals, Toad (who is playing the Sergeant of Police) bursts into an impromptu and off-key rendition of The Mikado. Later in the same episode we're shown a montage of all the characters rehearsing their parts. Toad is shown during this montage strutting about on his dining-room table, singing "Tu-rah, tu-rah, tu-rah, a-something-something-something..." which he then pronounces "good enough."
