Dook on Fire
Dook is standing around in a featureless, infinite void. He is completely engulfed in flames but doesn't seem to notice or care.
Flops (approaching from out of frame): Dook, you're on fire!
Dook: Yes?
Flops: That's normally a cause of emotional and physical trauma.
Dook: Oh. Sorry.
Dook starts to act as a normal person on fire, screaming hysterically and trying to beat out the flames.
Flops (looking around): Okay, now where's the fire extinguisher?
Dook stops screaming and flailing (and the flames stop animating). He hands Flops a fire extinguisher from nowhere.
Dook: Here.
Flops: Thanks.
Dook: You're welcome.
Dook resumes screaming and flailing until Flops douses the flames with liberal applications of CO2
Dook (completely black with soot): Thank you.
Flops (tossing the fire extinguisher out of frame): You're welcome.
Dook shakes himself like a dog and the soot falls off, revealing he is completely unaffected by the fire.
Dook: That was fun!
Flops theatrically clears his throat loudly.
Dook: That was emotionally and physically traumatizing!
Dook faces the viewers with a stern expression.
Dook: Remember, being on fire is dangerous and harmful. Always ask an adult before becoming on fire.
Flops pulls out a couple of sheets of papers and puts on reading glasses, examining the papers.
Flops: Uh... we're not doing a public service announcement episode. You don't need to talk to the viewers.
Dook looks over Flops' shoulder, reading the script to himself.
Dook (mumbling): Flops: Uh... we're not doing a bla bla talk to the viewers. Dook: Okay. What's that next bit?
Dook (out loud): Okay. What's that next bit?
Flops: It says 'Exeunt'
Dook and Flops walk theatrically out of frame. A curtain drops.
Interpretation
This sketch is a classic example of Cartoon Physics meets Dreamlands detachment, with Flops grounding the situation in logic and Dook treating fire like a minor inconvenience—or a joke.