The Doozers use the pink goo that they discovered in their recipe for Doozer sticks, but notice that none of the Fraggles want to eat the new (terrible-tasting) constructions. With no one eating the constructions, the Doozers run out of space to build, and persuasion expert Jack Hammer recruits Wembley to serve as the spokesman for the Doozer sticks, setting up a large ad campaign. In the end, it turns out that the Fraggles are only pretending to like the new Doozer sticks and in actuality are throwing them into the Fraggle pond, giving the Merggles a severe case of hiccups. Wembley and Cotterpin have to team up to convince the Fraggles - and Doozers - that the goo sticks are a bad idea.
Meanwhile, Doc creates a robotic double of herself to take care of Sprocket while she's at work. Unsurprisingly, it malfunctions terribly.
This episode contains examples of:
- Creator Cameo: The man who appears in the ad for spray-on hair is the performer of Junior Gorg, Dan Garza.
- Ex Py: Jack Hammer somewhat serves as an expy of Convincing John from the original series, aside from being a Doozer, since he likewise displays the ability to persuade anyone of anything.
