“Tweeg and the Bounders” is one of the original stories released for The World of Teddy Ruxpin Adventure Series and serves as an introduction to the character of Jack W. Tweeg and his henchmen, L.B. and the Bounders.

"This story shows that a wish can be a wonderful thing but trying to get something the wrong way usually backfires."

Teddy begins by letting Gimmick explain who Tweeg is and where he’s from: Tweeg has apparently lived in the valley since before Gimmick settled there and is an outcast from Ying who was not deemed evil enough to stay. It seems Tweeg is trying to rectify his reputation, and has enlisted the help of the Bounders in doing so, including Leader of the Bounders, or L.B.

The scene then shifts to Tweeg’s Tower, where Tweeg has apparently received his monthly allowance check from his mother, which he hopes will “tide him over” until he is able to become truly rich. Grubby speculates that Tweeg is probably too old to be getting an allowance from his mother, but Teddy is less surprised at Tweeg’s willingness to accept easy money.

Tweeg is soon distressed to find that his mother has cut his allowance in half, leading L.B. and the Bounders to grumble about their already measly pay getting further reduced. Tweeg pleads his case as a “victim of circumstances” (“To Be Rich”).

It appears Tweeg has been trying to get rich by attempting to make gold out of buttermilk, following a supposed recipe from an old book. With all his previous attempts winding up charred or simply emerging as buttermilk doughnuts, Tweeg and the Bounders set out to make another batch. Having run out the necessary ingredients, Tweeg sends the Bounders out to steal a fresh supply.

The Bounders return with the ingredients, and together they begin to help Tweeg (clumsily) follow the recipe. Tweeg’s egg-beater proves insufficient at mixing the dough, so Tweeg sends L.B. to find a suitable replacement. L.B. returns with what appears to be a proper dough-mixing device, but when Tweeg turns it on, it flies out of control, sending dough and ingredients flying everywhere and leaving Tweeg’s Tower in a mucky state.

Grubby explains that the full page for Tweeg’s recipe had been torn from the book and lying out of sight on the floor of Tweeg’s Tower. It turns out Tweeg has actually been following a recipe for making buttermilk doughnuts. Gimmick also notes that the actual page regarding gold clearly states that creating gold from scratch is impossible.

As Gimmick begins searching for his “whirlygig” invention, Teddy sings “Wishing”. At the conclusion of the song, L.B. returns to Gimmick’s house with his “egg-beater”, which turns out to be the missing “whirlygig”.

• We learn in this story that Tweeg receives a regular allowance. This story marks the first appearance of Tweeg in The World of Teddy Ruxpin Adventure Series.
• Gimmick mentions that Tweeg was kicked out of the Land of Ying for “not being bad enough”. This idea would be expanded on in “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin” animated series in which he must prove his villainy to gain admission into the Monsters and Villains Organization (M.A.V.O.).
• An abbreviated version of “I Want To Be Rich” would appear in “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin” animated series episode “Escape From the Treacherous Mountain” as Tweeg revels in the Treasure of Grundo.
• This is the first mention of Tweeg receiving a regular allowance from his mother. In “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin” animated series, she cuts off his pay with the caveat that he must join M.A.V.O. to earn it back.
• It’s revealed that the recipe Tweeg is following is actually for buttermilk doughnuts. This becomes a recurring theme in “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin” animated series.
• "I Want To Be Rich" would later be featured on the audio cassette album "The World of Teddy Ruxpin Volume I: Teddy Ruxpin and His Friends".
• "Wishing" would later appear on the audio cassette album "The World of Teddy Ruxpin Volume 3: I Am Proud to Be Me".