he Pink Panther changes the blueprint designs for a house to his own “pinkprints” and fights with a contractor (the Little Man) to ensure that the house is built the way he intends. After a series of mishaps caused to the contractor, he catches the Panther in the act, angrily chases him into a supply shed, and boards the door shut. The Pink Panther manages to disguise his “pinkprints” with blue stain, and slips them into the contractor's pocket from a hole in the shed door. The contractor seems to fall for it, and finishes the building. The Pink Panther sees his dream home, and is overjoyed; but just as he runs in, it is revealed that the Panther's new “house” is actually the one that the contractor had initially intended to build.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John W. Dunn | Writer | ||
| Bob Kurtz | Writer | ||
| Tony Benedict | Writer | ||
| Friz Freleng | Director | ||
| Robert McKimson | Director | ||
| Hawley Pratt | Director |