(upbeat music)
- I cannot believe that we've
come all the way across town
for a comic book.
- Hector, you now
Mighty Bright Knight
is my favorite comic book.
The final issue
goes on sale today.
They only publish a
limited number of copies,
and I'm not gonna miss my
chance to get this issue.
Okay?
- Whoa!
(tense music)
- [Jessica] Ah,
look at this line.
These people probably
been here for a while.
- [Hector] Well, look
at the bright side,
at least nobody else can
get in front of you in line.
- Hello Jessica.
- Hello Manny.
(dramatic music)
- Uh, excuse you, you're
standin' in my place.
- No, excuse you, only your
shoe's in line, that's cheating.
I'm not giving up
my spot in line.
- Neither am I.
(Jessica grunts)
What?
- Get outta here.
- [Manny] Hmm.
- [Jessica] Move your shoe.
- [Manny] Move your shoe.
- I got my shoes on.
(clock dinging)
(Jessica panting)
Please tell me you
didn't sell out
of Mighty Bright Knight yet.
- Fortunately for you, I didn't.
- Yes!
Yes, I'm so lucky.
- Yes, but unfortunately,
I have only one copy left.
(Jessica groans)
So, which one of you gets it?
- I do!
- Oh, I do!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
he cheated to get
his place in line,
so he shouldn't
get the comic book.
- There is no rule that says
I cannot put my shoe in line.
I have just as much right to
this comic book as she does.
- I can help you decide
which one of you gets it,
but you'll have to
play by my rules.
- I don't play by
anybody's rules.
(upbeat music)
- Hey you guys!
Oh oh
Whoa oh
Come on, yeah
Feel the power,
feel the power
Feel the power,
yo, and plug it in
It's electric,
Electric Company
Get connected,
Electric Company
It's electric,
Electric Company
Get connected
Electric Company
Yo, yo, yo, yo
The power we perfected
is electrically connected
So use it as directed and
expect to be respected
Just turn it on
and you will see
That you belong
in the Company
Feel the power,
feel the power
Ooh, feel the power
Feel the power,
yo and plug it in
Plug it in
Feel the power,
feeling the power
Everybody
Feel the power
Yo and plug it in
Electric Company
Electric Company
Electric Company
Electric Company
Electric Company
(playful music)
- [Manny] It's mine.
- [Jessica] No, it's mine.
- It's mine.
- It's mine.
- [Manny] Stop it, it's mine.
- What's that about?
- They both want
the same comic book.
- Actually, it still belongs
to me, so hand it over.
- Don't give it over.
- What's that?
- That's my robot.
- Huh.
Now, there is a very simple
solution to your problem,
a game off!
- A game off?
- Yeah, you'll play against
each other, you'll be opponents.
- Well, we're pretty used
to being opponents by now.
- Yeah, we got against
each other all the time.
(Manny hisses)
- What's the game?
- I'm gonna make up a special
scavenger hunt for ya.
- Oh, so it's like
we have to find
a bunch of different items
that are hidden all
over the neighborhood.
- Exactly!
- Ooh!
- There will be a total
of five riddles, and the first
team to solve them all, wins.
- [Manny And Jessica] Teams?
- Yeah, instead of playing
alone, individually,
you'll be playing with partners.
(Manny screams)
- Hold on, I don't
work with partners.
I work individually,
meaning alone.
- Uh, my game, my rules.
- All right, Annie Scrambler,
I will allow you to assist
me in this challenge.
- You will allow me?
I don't think so.
- Please!
- Okay, I'll do it,
if you let me have
your little robot
to clean my room for a week.
- Ha ha, he would
never allow that.
- Deal!
- Drat.
- [Jessica] And I pick Hector
'cause, you know,
he's my bro! (laughs)
- Okay, here's how
the game works.
I'll text you a riddle, and
it'll lead you somewhere.
When you get there,
take a picture of it,
and then, text me a rhyme.
- Why do they have
to send you a rhyme?
- I like rhymes.
- Who doesn't?
- And then, once I get
the photo and the rhyme,
I'll send you the next riddle.
- And no cheating.
- Uh, when have we ever cheated?
(Manny and Annie laughing)
- That was good, that was good.
- Okay, but seriously,
we won't this time.
- Any team or individual
caught cheating
will automatically
forfeit the game.
- Wait, if we get
caught cheating,
our opponents automatically win?
That's unfair!
- Uh, actually, it is fair.
That's what fair
means, no cheating!
- Oh.
- All right, winner takes all.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat electronic music)
- Ight.
- Ight.
- Bright!
Oh right, bright, ight
That's right, ight, ight
It's all right,
ight, ight, ight
Ooh, that's tight
Sometimes, things
just don't look right
We get mixed up
Day becomes night
But on the other
side of night
Is the dawn's early light
With the light we just might
Improve our sight
Think through a problem
You will never lose a fight
Stretch out your brain
And you'll always
have bright
(kids laughing)
Oh right, ight, ight, ight
That's right, ight, ight
Ooh, that's tight
(whirring)
Oh right, ight, ight
Now, that's
right, ight, ight
To shine bright
(upbeat electronic music)
(peaceful music)
- Tight
Tight.
Ight, ight!
Ight!
Tight!
(clattering)
Light.
Light.
Ight, ight!
Ight, ight, ight!
Light!
(clattering)
Might.
Might.
Ight, ight, ight, ight, ight!
Might!
(clattering)
Frighten.
Frighten.
Ight, ight, ight!
Frighten!
(screaming)
Bullfight,
Bullfight.
Ight, ight, ight!
(energetic music)
Bullfight!
Ight, ight, ight!
Ight!
(bull bellowing)
Ight!
Ight!
Ight!
(bull bellows)
(bull mooing)
(upbeat electronic music)
(beeping)
(dramatic music)
- It turns out that I-G-H-T
makes the same sound as I-T-E.
How could you do
that to me, I-G-H-T?
It's just not polite.
I can fly my kite, my
white kite without I-G-H-T.
My kite can take
flight without I-G-H-T.
(peaceful music)
Oh man.
You mean, my kite can't
take flight with I-G-H-T?
That's not right!
Somethings you just can't fight.
(upbeat electronic music)
- Hello Josephine.
- Hi, Mrs. Dwight.
I'm raising money for my school.
Want to buy a light?
- Josephine, your
lighthouse is too bright.
- Well then, how about
your very own knight?
- This knight would
frighten Mr. Dwight.
- Oh, right.
How about this night?
- I love this night.
I'll take two.
- [Josephine] All right.
(deep music)
(upbeat electronic music)
- Er.
- Ight.
- [Both] Right.
- Fur.
- Ight.
- [Both] Fright.
- Ss.
- Ight.
- [Both] Sight.
- Ul.
- Ight.
- [Both] Light.
- Burr.
- Ight.
- [Both] Bright.
- En.
- Ight.
- [Both] Night.
- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
(upbeat electronic music)
- Are we sure Manny
and Annie won't cheat?
- We can't worry
about that, Jess.
We can win this
on our own merit.
- Yeah, you have the
skills to win this.
(phone ringing)
- First clue, read it!
- This one will have you
out pounding the granite.
What stays in a corner
and travels the planet?
Travels the planet.
- Okay, so the sidewalk
is made out of granite.
That doesn't help.
Okay, travels the planet
and stays in a corner.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, it's a stamp!
You see that, it's the
corner of the envelop,
and it travels through the mail
around the world, the planet!
You get it?
- Yeah!
- Here!
(camera clicks)
(cheerful music)
Yeah!
- Sorry!
- Come on, okay, all
we need is a rhyme.
- I've got this one.
Dear Mr. Checkers,
we've got news for you.
A stamp is the answer,
we solved the first clue.
(Hector laughs)
- That's a nice one.
- Ah, good one!
- [Marcus] Yeah!
(laughing)
- Ah, solving this next one
will be no small--
- Solving this next one
will be no small feat,
what's one thing you
serve but don't ever eat?
(tense music)
Huh?
Something you serve but
you don't ever eat it.
- A tennis ball.
(Manny laughs)
Ooh!
To the tennis court
for a photo op!
(Manny laughs)
Huh, huh, huh, huh
A tennis ball is
Served with a sweet hit
It might look good
But I wouldn't eat it
Ooh ooh uh uh
(laughing)
- Ah, uh, if you
solve this next one,
it will be--
- A shock, the next item
has many keys but no lock.
- Okay, what kinda
keys are there?
There, there are house
keys and car keys.
- Musical keys!
- Musical keys.
It's a piano!
- Yeah, come on!
(whirring)
(camera clicks)
(upbeat music)
keys but not
lock in sight
The answer's piano,
we got this one right
(Hector laughing)
- Hello Jessica!
We've already solved
most of our riddles.
We only got three more
to go before we win!
Scared?
Oh!
- You only have
three items to go?
Well, fortunately for us,
we only two items to go.
Oh, and here's our
text right now.
- We're down three to two,
time for project freakout.
- Uh, unfortunately, we
can't get caught cheating.
- Fortunately, we
won't get caught.
They will.
(laughing)
(alarms wailing)
- [Hector] What?
(Annie sighs)
- Oh, oh, oh, look at this.
You've been up and down
almost every street,
but where will you
find a dog you can eat?
(rumbling)
- What was that?
(suspenseful music)
- Just another
distraction from Manny,
anything to keep us from
reading the next clue.
Uh, the clue.
You've been up and down
almost every street,
but where will you
find a goat you dance?
- A goat you dance?
That doesn't even rhyme.
I don't get it.
- Maybe it's a dancing
goat at the zoo.
- Okay, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait!
There's a dance
performance at the park,
maybe there's a goat involved.
- Okay, you got to the
zoo, I'll go to the park,
one of us has to be right.
(energetic music)
- Hello Jessica.
Aw!
Why the long face?
Am I too tough an
opponent for you?
- I should've known
you would cheat, Manny.
- You call it cheating,
I call it winning.
(laughing)
Ooh!
I got my next clue
I got to go, to go
Don't forget the plan.
(tense music)
- You are not gonna
get away with this!
But how do I stop him?
- You could scramble his clue.
- Yeah, but that's cheating.
- It's true, but if you cheat
too, then it will be fair.
Besides, who will know?
- Probably nobody.
- No one at all. (laughing)
- [Annie] We've got her now.
- Wait a minute, I'll
tell you who's gonna know,
I'm gonna know, and if Manny
wants to cheat, fine, let him,
but I'm no cheater, I'm
in the Electric Company.
You know what.
(upbeat music)
- What does that say?
- It says merit, and that's
what I'm going to win on,
my own merit.
- Merit?
- Merit, yuck, I
prefer cheating.
- That's because you can't
win unless you cheat.
I can and I will win this
game without playing dirty.
I just don't know how yet.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat electronic music)
Do do
Fra fra fra fra
Freedom to do what
you want to do
Play with your friends
on a frosty afternoon
Do do do do
Fra fra fra fra
Frequently, I do
like to freestyle
Makes me feel so free
Don't you see
Do do do do
Fra fra fra fra
Whenever you are
feeling frustrated
Remember to take that frown
And turn it upside down
Do do do do
Fra fra fra fra
fra fra fra fra
Fra fra fra fra
fra fra fra fra
Fra fra fra fra
fra fra fra fra
Frantic, the bullfrog
Confronted his frightening
reaction to grapefruit
And now, they are
doing just fine
Fra fra fra
(upbeat electronic music)
- Ooh, this is a word you
hear a lot on Halloween.
Let's look for some
chunks we know.
I know F-R is fer, fer,
Halloween, Frankenstein!
But that can't be right
because I see ight,
and there's not ight in
the word Frankenstein.
Let's start over,
fer, ight, fright,
en, frighten, ing, frightening!
Check it out!
My Halloween costume last
year was so frightening, hmm.
(upbeat electronic music)
(beatboxing)
Fra fra fra
Fra fra fra fra
Fra
Fra
- It's so fresh and so free
(beatboxing)
Fresh
Fra fra fra fra, fra fresh
Fresh
Free
Free
Freeze that frog
Freeze
Freeze
Frog
Frog
(imitating frog croaking)
It's a frame of friends.
(beatboxing)
Fra fra fra frame
Fra frame
Friends
Friends
Friends
It's a frame of friends.
(camera clicks)
(upbeat electronic music)
(upbeat music)
- Hey!
Okay, fortunately,
I found some goats.
Unfortunately, I couldn't
get any of them to dance.
- Annie must have
scrambled the clue,
that's why it doesn't rhyme.
- Fortunately, we're here
to help you unscramble it.
Let's see that message again.
- But isn't that
cheating if you help me?
- No, Annie cheated by
scrambling your clue.
We're just here to
help you unscramble it.
- [Hector] Mm-hmm.
- [Marcus] Mm.
- Okay.
You've been up and down
almost every street,
but where will you
find a goat you dance?
- I got this.
(whirring)
(cheerful music)
But where will you
find a dog you can eat?
- Dog you can eat?
- Ugh, I think I liked it better
when we had a dancing goat.
(goat brays)
- (gasps) Oh, I've got it!
(upbeat music)
(camera clicks)
A dog you can eat,
that one I can name,
it's called a hot dog,
I'm back in the game.
(Manny grumbles)
- All right, you may
have caught up with me,
but what you don't know
is that Annie's scrambler
and my little robot
caught Jessica cheating.
Show 'em Annie!
- About that, I--
- You did catch her
cheating, right?
- It's not my fault
she didn't cheat!
You're little robot was
supposed to get her to do it!
- I tried, she's too good.
- See?
- All right, looks like I'ma
have to handle this myself.
(tense music)
- There's only one clue to
go, Manny, and we're tied.
Whoever solves the next
clue first, wins the game
and the comic book.
(phone ringing)
If you want to win the
game and the glories.
- First find the building
with the most stories.
Building with the most stories?
That's the Empire
State Building.
It's over stories tall,
which means since I'm
the one with the bicycle,
I'm gonna get there the fastest.
So unfortunately,
Jessica, you lose!
(laughing)
(tense music)
- Hold on, stories, stories.
The library has the most
stories, and I've got it right,
which means I'm the winner
of the Mighty Bright Knight.
(camera clicks)
(gentle music)
(upbeat music)
(laughing)
- Correct, correct!
Oh!
(upbeat electronic music)
(upbeat music)
Hey
Hey
Hey
Hey
Hey
Hey
Hey
Pick up a letter
Let it slide
Pick up another one
and drop it on the side
That's the way you
do the slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Do the slide and drop
Pick up a letter
And let it slide
You pick up another
one and drop it inside
That's the way you
do the slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Do the slide and drop
Chillin' with your friends
Play a little ball
Shopping with your folks
Over at the mall
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Take a second to
slide and drop
Slide the the Ls
Now, you're on the ba
Drop a T-H, you
get bath or math
It's a slide and drop
Slide and drop
Everybody can slide and drop
Uh huh
It's really easy
To try out
You pick a word
Now you see how
You can slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
It's makes the
world turn around
Way up in the sky
Look up at the stars
Slide the S and T,
drop a C, that's car
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Now, you're on the ride
Words everywhere
And it don't stop
Yup, even in your chair
You can slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Hey, hey
Aw, pick up a letter
And let it slide
Pick up another
one and drop inside
That's the way you
do the slide and drop
Slide and drop
Slide and drop
Do the slide and drop
(upbeat electronic music)
(beatboxing)
She, she, she
She, she, she
She, she, she,
she, she can dance
(beatboxing)
He, he, he, he, he
He, he, he, he, he
He, he, he can beatbox
We, we, we, we, we, we
We, we, we, we, we, we
We, we, we, we, we, we
We are friends
(beatboxing)
(upbeat electronic music)
(cheerful country music)
- Captain Cluck!
- Yo.
- My bull is mad,
and my cow is sad.
- Fear not, gentle farmer.
Right, I think they're sad
because you labeled
these signs wrong.
Poultry Patrol!
- Oh, wow!
- See, the bull's a he,
and the cow's a she.
- Oh, thank you, Captain Cluck.
Wanna help me fix the
rest of the he, she signs?
(horses neighing)
(sheep bleating)
- Call my mother, we're
gonna be late for dinner.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat electronic music)
(horn honking)
(beatboxing)
I
I
I
I
You
You
You
You
I
I
I
I
You
You
You, you
You
I
You
I
You
I
(beatboxing)
You
(upbeat electronic music)
- I'm Special Agent Jack Bowser.
This jellybean factory
is about to explode,
but I can't cr*ck
the code to get out.
Help me read this.
(tense music)
He ate her strawberry jellybeans
and she got mad at him.
He ate her strawberry jellybeans
and she got made at him.
(triumphant music)
Woohoo!
(upbeat electronic music)
- Congratulations, Jessica!
- Mr. Checkers.
- You successfully solved
each individual riddle
and you've beaten
your opponents,
and now, the comic book.
(triumphant music)
- For free?
- Yes.
- [Jessica] Thank you so much.
- There's nothing I love
more than a well-played game.
And so, farewell!
(gentle music)
- Bye Mr. Checkers.
- See ya!
- There you are, you didn't
forget our little deal, did you?
- Deal, what deal?
- Nice try, Manny.
Oh, you've got a big job
ahead of you, little guy.
I haven't cleaned
under my bed in years.
- [Robot] No, no, help me.
- Don't worry, little robot.
- Help, Manny!
- Papi's coming!
(upbeat music)
- Hey!
That looks really cool.
- I still don't get it.
- [Marcus] Well, see.
(upbeat electronic music)
- I just found out how
you can see videos,
pictures, and super
secret information
about your favorite
person ever, me!
Also, anyone else in
the Electric Company,
but more importantly, me!
So go online to pbskidsgo.org.
Go now
(upbeat music)
- [Hector] Hey guys.
It's Hector here from
the Electric Company.
You know, the thing I love
most about our neighborhood
is the people.
Folks from all over live here.
In fact, some of our friends
came all the way
from another planet.
- I am from the planet Skelecki.
- [Hector] They're
called Skeleckian.
- Hey.
- Yes!
- [Hector] For the most
part, they're just like us,
except for a few small things.
- Would you like
to smell my feet?
- Like fresh chocolate
chip cookies.
- [Hector] You can
always spot Skeleckians
by the unique
necklaces they wear.
(high-pitched vocalizing)
But the coolest thing
about the Skeleckians
is all their awesome gadgets.
In fact, one of the
Skeleckians, Dax
has a machine that can shrink
people down smaller than ants.
You might think it's funny that
we have aliens in our hood,
but once you've met some
of our other friends,
you'll see that the
Skeleckians fit right in.
- Whoa, what was that?
- Excuse me.
- [Hector] The Electric
Company is never too far away.
So, keep tuning in.
- You're phone's so hot, Manny.
(children chattering)
- Well, I don't know
when the alarm ends
(Jessica laughing)
to ask.
- [Crew] Whenever you guys.
You know, here you go.
And cut it.
(laughing)
- I can't.
- [Crew] That white thing.
- I shoulda been a model.
- Uh, hold that there.
Can we just pull
that frame clear?
- I-G-H-T makes the
same sound as I.
Wait a minute.
01x14 - Mighty Bright Knight
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A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.
A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.