Buba-Fly's Egyptian history class is interrupted by an argument between Poopshkin and Pepin. The pair fall asleep and wake up in a faraway land. To return home, they must build sailboats with knowledge acquired from the Great Library of Alexandria. Unfortunately, Poopshkin and Pepin fail history's most important lesson.
Fitted with a plaster cast for his injured foot, Poopshkin is provided two crutches and prescribed a long period of rest. The crutches, two terrible troublemakers, help Poopshkin discover happiness during hardship. His boredom leads to several mischievous pranks that cause Lori and Juney to confront his bad behaviour, only to have Poopshkin claim, "the crutches did it."
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