02x07 - Make Room for Zimbot

[bunniefuu]

♪ music playing ♪

Guess who?

♪ music playing ♪

That's right, it's ­­­­Zimbot!

♪ - We're Sheira and Loli,
we're out of control-ly, ♪

♪ with twice as much
music and double the fun. ♪

♪ There's Squeeky Squeeky
Kronk and Eeky, too, ♪

♪ with Zippy,
Molly and Doodles ♪

♪ and Pink-A-Dink
and Bluedles. ♪

♪ We're Sheira and Loli,
we're out of control-ly. ♪

♪ Come into
the Dittydoodle Works. ♪

♪ Sheira and Loli's
Dittydoodle Works. ♪

[CRICKETS]

- Wow, that's one
really musical cricket,

huh Sheira?

- It sure is.

He's probably singing
about how beautiful the bright

starry sky looks tonight.

- I really does look
amazing, doesn't it, Sheira?

- Sure does, sis.

I'll never get tired
of looking at all those

stars and faraway planets.

- And don't forget the moon!

- Who could forget
about the moon?

- You know, Sheira,
even though it's really,

really far away, I wish
we could somehow go to space.

- Like the astronaut, Neil Armstrong, did a long time ago?

- Neil Armstrong?

Who's he?

- Neil Armstrong was the first
man ever to walk on the moon.

- Boy, walking on the moon,
that must have been so cool.

- Yeah.

- Hey, Sheira,
do you think we could ever

go to Mars to visit Zimbot?

- I don't know, Loli.

We'd need someone real smart
to help us build a spaceship.

- I think I know
just the right genius.

♪ music playing ♪

- Could you say that again?

- Loli wants you to
build us a spaceship so we

can go visit Zimbot in space.

- Build you a...

you want to... space?

[LAUGHING]

Oh, girls, you do realize
that Zimbot lives a million

miles away from us?

- We sure do.

So, when can we leave?

- Well, let's see.

First of all,
I'm going to need to get

a pair of radio
command receivers.

Oh, and then I'll
need at least one gyro-control.

Oh, and I can't forget
the propelling turbo pump.

And of course,
I'll need a turbine,

and a vaporizer
for the turbine.

And if I could have
all of that by tomorrow,

I'd say we'd be ready to
blast off in about...

two, three, carry the...

square root of...

you want fries with that?

Ten years.

- Ten years?

- Yeah, and maybe
nine if all goes well.

- Oh, Squeeky, you have to
find a way to build it faster.

- Yeah, we can't wait nine more
years to see our friend Zimbot.

- I'm sure Zimbot will
come down very soon.

- Yeah, but we really
want to go to where he lives.

- Well, I don't
think I can bui...

- Squeeky, you're the
nephew of the genius

Professor Eeky-Eeky Kronk.

- I am.

- Well, if Eeky was here,
I bet he'd figure something out.

- But girls...

- ...but if you can't
build the spaceship,

then you can't
build the spaceship.

- Loli, just because Eeky could
do it, doesn't mean Squeeky can.

- Okay, okay, okay.

- Oh, so you're
going to build us a spaceship?

- Well, I guess I'll try.

- Oh, thank you, Squeeky!

- Yeah, you're the best!

- We're going to space!

We're going to space!

We're going to space!

We're going to space!

We're going to space!

We're going to space!

We're going to space!

- Sheira, can you
believe we're going to visit

all those beautiful
stars and planets?

- Yep.

Before you know it, it'll
be three, two, one, blastoff!

[LAUGHING]

[SIGHING]

♪ music playing ♪

♪ - did you hear that. ♪

♪ - Can't believe it! ♪

♪ - We're going
to places we've never been. ♪

♪ - You and I... ♪

♪ - ...in a rocket... ♪

♪ - heading for Mars. ♪

♪ - Can you imagine? ♪

♪ - yes, I can. ♪

♪ Doors open wide. ♪

♪ - Open wide. ♪

♪ - Step inside. ♪

♪ - Step inside. ♪

♪ - Wave goodbye. ♪

♪ - Off we fly... ♪

♪ - ...into the unknown. ♪

♪ - Ready now. ♪

♪ - Ready now. ♪

♪ - Steady now. ♪

♪ - Steady now. ♪

♪ - Engines roar. ♪

♪ - Let's explore. ♪

♪ - Here we go! ♪

♪ Three, two,
one, blastoff! ♪

♪ You'll be soaring
like an eagle, ♪

♪ with wings of
steel and no gravity. ♪

♪ This is a
once in a lifetime. ♪

♪ We are so very lucky. ♪

♪ - Aren't we? ♪

♪ - You bet! ♪

♪ - Doors open wide. ♪

♪ - Open wide. ♪

♪ - Step inside. ♪

♪ - Step inside. ♪

♪ - Wave goodbye. ♪

♪ - Off we fly... ♪

♪ - ...into the unknown. ♪

♪ Ready now. ♪

♪ - Ready now. ♪

♪ - Steady now. ♪

♪ - Steady now. ♪

♪ - Engines roar. ♪

♪ - Let's explore. ♪

♪ - Here we go! ♪

♪ Three, two, one, blastoff! ♪

♪ ♪

♪ - Did you hear that? ♪

♪ - Can't believe it. ♪

♪ - We're going
to places we've never been. ♪

♪ - You and I... ♪

♪ - ...in a rocket... ♪

♪ - ...heading for Mars. ♪

Can you imagine?

- Yes, I can.

- I can't wait!

♪ music playing ♪

- Visit Zimbot?

Well, that is wonderful,
girls, but are you sure

Squeeky said he could
build you a spaceship?

- Yep.

That's exactly
what he said.

- In fact, he's busy
building it right now.

- Do you girls have
any idea how hard it is

to build a spaceship?

- How would we know?

We've never built one.

- Girls, Doodles is right.

You shouldn't
get your hopes too high.

Building a spaceship
is very hard to do.

- Miss Molly, are you
saying you don't think that

Squeeky can do it?

- Of course I
think he cam do it,

it's just that, girls,
it's impossible for one man

to build a
spaceship in a few days.

It takes hundreds
of people years and years

to build a spaceship.

- Then, why would Squeeky say
he can do it if it's impossible?

- Because Squeeky will
even try the impossible to

make you girls happy,
that's why.

- Something tells me I need
to have a talk with Squeeky.

- Something tells me
that you girls have gone a

little too far this time.

- So, how's it going, Squeeky?

- Oh, it's going great.

Just outstanding.

Simply splendid.

Immeasurably marvelous.

- Good, because the girls
are really counting on you

to build them a spaceship.

- I know, They're sure
looking forward to blasting

off into space and visiting
their pal Zimbot.

- Yeah, pretty much
all they're talking about.

- I know.

I know.

Hey, Miss Molly?

- yeah?

- I don't think I can do it.

- Do what?

- I don't think there's
any way I can build a spaceship.

-You know it takes
years for some of the top

minds in the world
to build a spaceship,

but they don't
want to hear that,

and now I don't even
know what I'm going to do.

You think
Doodles has a guy?

- Squeeky!

- You don't have to yell.

I'm standing right here.

- Squeeky, why did you
tell the girls you could built

them a spaceship if you can't?

- Because I...

you know, I...

I didn't want
to disappoint them.

- And you didn't want
the girls to think a genius

like you
couldn't do something.

- Absolutely not true.

- Squeeky.

- Okay, maybe
a little true, but you know,

Uncle Eeky would
never disappoint the girls,

so I wouldn't want to, either.

- There's only one
thing your uncle Eeky would

do in a moment like this.

- Run and hide?

- No.

Tell the
girls the truth.

- Do you really
think so, Miss Molly?

- Think so?

I know so.

And you know so, too.

You're just so caught
up in trying to make

the girls happy that
you can't think clearly.

- I would love to
make the girls happy,

but I do want to make
them believe that I'm smart

like uncle Eeky.

- The girls already
know you're smart, Squeeky.

Besides, if you really want
to show them how smart you are,

you'll find Sheira and
Loli and tell them the truth.

Fess up,
come clean, jellybean.

- Miss Molly.

♪ - Did you make a promise
that was not sincere? ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ "Cause you just told
them what they want to hear. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ You've got to be true,
yeah, you've got to be you. ♪

♪ Without the truth,
it ain't pretty. ♪

♪ If you don't come clean,
things can get dirty. ♪

♪ Come clean,
you know what I mean. ♪

♪ Come clean,
there's no in-between. ♪

♪ - Will they still
think I'm a genius? ♪

♪ - Yes! ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ - Doo-doo,
doo-doo, doo-doo-doo. ♪

♪ - I know you're only
thinking of their happiness. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ But how did you
ever get into this mess. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ You've got to be true,
yeah, you've got to be you. ♪

♪ Without the truth,
it ain't pretty. ♪

♪ - But if I tell,
I could get hurt-y. ♪

♪ - "Hurt-y?" ♪

♪ What does that mean? ♪

♪ - Did he say, "hurt-y?" ♪

♪ - I think it
rhymes with party. ♪

♪ - Come clean,
you know what I mean. ♪

♪ Come clean,
there's no in-between. ♪

♪ - Will they still
love me no matter what? ♪

♪ - Yes, of course. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ - Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ - Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ - Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ - Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ Come clean, jellybean. ♪

♪ music playing ♪

- Hey, Squeeky.

- Oh hey, Doodles.

- Shouldn't you be
busy working on that spaceship?

- Not anymore.

I can't do it, so I'm on my way
to tell the girls the bad news.

- And break their
poor little hearts?

- I have no choice.

Miss Molly is right.

The only thing left
to do is to come clean

and tell the girls the truth.

- Yeah, yeah.

Smart lady, that Miss Molly.

- Yeah, she sure it.

Now, if you'll excuse me.

- Of course there's always more
than one way to solve a problem,

right Squeeky?

- why are you asking?

- Well, I'm just saying that
there might be a way to let the

girls happy
and not have to let them down.

- I think that
would take a miracle,

or at least
a team of rocket scientists.

- Or, a spaceship that seems
like it blasted off into space

but actually stays
right here in the Giggle Garden.

- A what?

- Think about it, Squeeky.

All you need to do is
build something that shakes

and shimmies around a bit
so the girls feel like

they've blasted off into space, and you'll be their hero.

- But what about Zimbot?

The girls wanted to visit
him where he lives in space.

- No sweat.

I'll ring him up
on the space phone and he'll

be here in a few days.

- Well, it is
an interesting thought, Doodles,

but making the girls
believe that they went to space

to see Zimbot when
they really didn't is dishonest,

and being dishonest is wrong.

- Yeah, I guess you're right.

Squeeky, I know you
don't like the idea of not

telling Sheira
and Loli the truth,

but I just don't
understand what the harm

would be to make them believe
they're going into space,

especially since
it would make them just

as happy as
the real trip would.

- It would make
them happy, huh?

- Of course.

And they'd think you're the
smartest guy walking the planet.

- And I could be their hero?

- You sure can.

In fact,
you could be their superhero.

♪ - This whole thing is absurd,
but I'm a man of my word. ♪

♪ Yeah, I told them I'd do it,
and I cannot undo it. ♪

♪ Building their dream
will take too long, ♪

♪ but making believe
I can is wrong. ♪

♪ What should I do? ♪

♪ I want to be their hero. ♪

♪ Don't want to be a zero. ♪

♪ They think of me as Superman;
they're my biggest fans. ♪

♪ I will tell them,
"Yes, I can." ♪

♪ - You're the man. ♪

♪ - Who, me? ♪

♪ - You're the man. ♪

♪ Come on, say it with me. ♪

♪ - Oh, I don't know. ♪

♪ If I don't do what I said,
they'll be so disappointed. ♪

♪ That thought
makes me quiver because ♪

♪ I know I can't deliver. ♪

♪ I can't bear to
see their hearts break, ♪

♪ even if I'm being fake. ♪

♪ I want to be their hero. ♪

♪ - Yes, you do. ♪

♪ - Don't want to be a zero. ♪

♪ - No, not you. ♪

♪ - They think
of me as Superman; ♪

♪ they're my biggest fans. ♪

♪ I will tell them,
"Yes, I can." ♪

♪ I really want
to be their hero. ♪

♪ - Yes, you do. ♪

♪ - Don't want to be a zero. ♪

♪ - No, not you. ♪

♪ - They think
of me as Superman; ♪

♪ they're my biggest fans. ♪

♪ I will tell them,
"Yes, I can, yes, I can." ♪

♪ - You're the man. ♪

♪ - I'm the man. ♪

♪ - You are the man. ♪

♪ - I am the man. ♪

♪ music playing ♪

- Wow, this is so cool.

- You did it, Squeeky.

You built this spaceship
to blast us into space to

visit Zimbot.

- Hey, I told you
that I'd try my best.

- I've got to hand
it to you, Squeeky.

I don't know
how you did it.

- You sure don't, and you're
not going to find out from me.

- Okay, I think
it's time to blast off now.

- Excuse me, Captain Squeeky,
what will the in-flight

movie be today?

- In-flight movie?

- Yeah, and can I get
a little bag of those peanuts?

- You're
allergic to peanuts, Zippy.

- Oh, yeah.

Quirk swelling.

- Okay, is everyone buckled in?

- yeah!

- Then hold on, because
we're ready for blastoff.

- We're off to
see our faraway friend Zimbot.

- Space, here we come!

- Five, four, three, two, one!

♪ music playing ♪

♪ - Pretty soon,
we'll be near, ♪

♪ but right now we're
far out in the atmosphere. ♪

♪ Can't wait
to see your face. ♪

♪ Yes, we'll meet
you soon in outer space. ♪

♪ Oh, Zimbot,
we've missed you so. ♪

♪ Why did you have to go? ♪

♪ My close faraway friend. ♪

♪ We've blasted past the moon. ♪

♪ That means we'll
be seeing you soon. ♪

♪ Mars is coming
around the bend, ♪

♪ and we're getting closer, ♪

♪ my faraway friend. ♪

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh,
la, la, la, la. ♪

♪ - This view is so cool. ♪

♪ - So cool. ♪

♪ - I learned about the
planets when I was at school. ♪

♪ - We love
to learn at school. ♪

♪ - I wonder what's on Mars. ♪

♪ - In the stars. ♪

♪ - Do they have computers, toys and cars? ♪

♪ - Ooh, ooh. ♪

♪ - Oh boy, this is
quite an adventure. ♪

♪ We'll never
forget this, never, ♪

♪ my close faraway friend. ♪

♪ We've blasted
past the moon. ♪

♪ That means we'll
be seeing you soon. ♪

♪ Mars is coming
around the bend, ♪

♪ and we're
getting closer, ♪

♪ doo-dah,
dah-dah, dah-dah. ♪

♪ Dah, doo-doo,
doo-doo, doo-doo. ♪

♪ Ba-ba-ba,
ba-di-di, di-do... ♪

- Hey, look!

It's the moon.

- Wow, it looks gigantic.

- That's because
we're so much closer to it.

- Oh, yeah, that's because we're
much, much closer, huh Squeek?

- Wow, look at all
those stars and planets.

- How many planets
are there, like a billion?

- Oh now, Zippy.

Our solar system
has only eight regular planets

and one little dwarf
planet called Pluto.

- And we know what
the other names are.

- Mars, Venus, Mercury...

- ...Jupiter...

- ...Saturn...

- ...Uranus, Neptune and....

- Earth!

♪ music playing ♪

- Hey, did anyone see that?

That planet looks
a little like a soccer ball.

- Yeah, it did look
like a soccer ball, didn't it?

- A soccer ball,
that's hilarious.

- Someone would have
to make one awfully far kick.

- Or maybe
the Funkins just forgot to...

- ...I'm sure
it was just an asteroid you saw.

- An asteroid?

What's that?

- An asteroid is a piece of
space rock that's just floating

out here in space.

- Wow, that's pretty cool.

- Okay, everyone.

You see that
red planet up there?

That's Mars,
where Zimbot lives.

- Wow!

- Hold on,
we're about to land.

- Make it a smooth one.

You know how those
Martian winds can be.

- Wow, I can't believe
we're really here.

- Yeah, and if
it weren't for Squeeky,

we'd still
be back in the Giggle Garden.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Must be the Martian air.

It's a little dusty.

Kills my allergies.

Anyway, just let
me go out and check around

before you guys get out.

I want to make sure
I'm in a legal parking spot.

♪ music playing ♪

Welcome to Mars!

- Wow, space sure is cool!

- Yeah, and nothing
like the Giggle Garden.

- Doodles!

♪ music playing ♪

- Can I go touch
one of those neat space

rocks over there, Squeeky?

- Of course, you can.

- I wonder where Zimbot is?

- Did I hear
someone say "Zimbot?"

- Zimbot!

- It's so great
to see you, Zimbot!

- It's great
to see you all too.

It sure was a long ride,
but it was worth every minute.

- You betcha.

There were
stars and planets everywhere.

- You can sure see
for miles and miles up there.

- And thanks for going
to all this trouble to make

this a special trip for me.

- Special trip for you?

I think it's
a super special trip for us,

because we get
to see you, Zimbot,

our very
special faraway friend.

- Well, I'm not
so faraway now,

so how about
we have some fun!

- Yay!

♪ - Oh, Zimbot,
we've missed you so. ♪

♪ Why did you have to go? ♪

♪ My close faraway friend. ♪

♪ We've blasted past the moon. ♪

♪ That means we'll
be seeing you soon. ♪

♪ Mars is coming
around the bend, ♪

♪ and we're getting closer, ♪

♪ my faraway friend. ♪

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh... ♪

♪ music playing ♪

- Hey, Sheira,
do you hear that?

- Yeah, that sounds
just like the crickets

in the Giggle Garden.

- Yeah, I guess
there are crickets in space.

- Hey, toss it to me!

I got it!

- Zippy, watch out!

- Zippy, no!

[CRASH]

- Thanks.

Oh, no!

I fell off the planet
where Zimbot lives

and crash-landed right
back in the Giggle Garden.

Oh, quirk, quirk, quirk.

- That looks like
the Giggle Garden.

- That's because it
is the Giggle Garden.

- But how can that be?

We went to
Mars to visit Zimbot.

- We didn't
go anywhere, Loli.

The whole thing was
one big game of make-believe.

- Make-believe?

- Squeeky, how could you?

- That's what
I want to know.

- Oh!

- [LAUGHING]

Houston, we have a problem.

♪ music playing ♪

- So, instead of telling
you that he couldn't build

a spaceship, he decided
to fake the trip to space?

- Yeah, and we just
can't believe Squeeky would

do something like that.

- Girls, I admit
Squeeky made a big mistake,

but he was just trying
to make you girls happy because

he loves you both so much.

- Well, Squeeky did
go through a lot of trouble

building the spaceship.

- And decorating the Giggle
Garden to look like space.

- Yeah, and how about
getting me to show up,

your close friend
from far away?

- Yeah, he did do all that.

- Girls, I may be
just a normal, average Martian,

but no matter
what planet you come from,

if someone
makes a mistake out of love,

you must find it
in your heart to forgive them.

- Yeah.

So, what do you say
we go find Squeeky and give

him a chance
to apologize in person?

- Okay, Miss Molly.

- Okay.

♪ music playing ♪

- So, I guess
it's not just kids,

crayons and quirks who
make mistakes around here.

- Yeah, grownups
can make mistakes, too.

- Of course we can.

That's what makes us human.

- Yeah, I make
mistakes all the time.

Just ask my wife.

[LAUGHTER]

And I'm not even human.

[LAUGHTER]

- Squeeky, I explained
to the girls that your

little pretend space
expedition was something

that you did
to make them happy,

that you didn't
realize it would cause

so much trouble.

- Miss Molly's right, girls.

I didn't want to let you
down because I love you so much,

but I should have
told you the truth.

- And Squeeky also
wants you to know that this

whole fake space thing
was actually my idea,

and I'm really sorry, too.

- Thanks for
saying that, Doodles.

- No sweat, Professor.

- So, girls,
will you ever forgive me?

- I already did forgive you,
Squeeky and I'm also sorry

for asking you to
do something that was

impossible for you to do.

- Yeah, I'm sorry, too.

♪ music playing ♪

- Thank you all for
understanding I know we

didn't really go anywhere,
but I still thought we had a

fun trip.

- Yeah.

- We did have
a fun trip, Squeeky.

- Yeah, and we learned
that close friends far

away are
worth traveling for.

- You know, I learned something
very important today, too.

- What's that, Squeeky?

- I learned that there's
never a better answer to a

question than the truth,
even if it's not easy to say.

- And ain't that the truth.

[LAUGHTER]

♪ music playing ♪

♪ - Pretty soon, we'll be near, but right now, ♪

♪ far out
in the atmosphere. ♪

♪ Can't wait
to see your face. ♪

♪ Yes, we'll meet
you soon in outer space. ♪

♪ Oh, Zimbot,
we've missed you so. ♪

♪ Why did you have to go? ♪

♪ My close faraway friend. ♪

♪ music playing ♪

Guess who?

♪ music playing ♪

That's right, it's Squeeky!

♪ music playing ♪