01x18 - A Sleep Story for Ellie/Super's Super Mug
Posted: 09/26/23 08:00
♪ ♪
♪ ♪
♪ When there's a problem,
what do we say? ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Where there's a will,
there's always a way ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ We've got ideas for days ♪
♪ Solve problems lots of ways ♪
♪ I love it when we play ♪
♪ All together ♪
♪ Hey, I'm Zadie,
bring on the problems ♪
♪ Try some different things
till we solve them ♪
♪ I'm Malik, we'll work it out,
just wait ♪
♪ We make some plans,
then we build and create ♪
♪ I'm Zeke, here's Snout,
we like to explore ♪
♪ Let's go do it,
one, two, three, four ♪
♪ Help's never far away,
that's for sure ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Come join the fun, get ready,
let's go! ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ ♪
Yeah!
ZADIE:
"A Sleep Story for Ellie."
Gonna try out
my latest invention,
the Hammer-Slammer !
(watch beeping)
That's amazing, Grandma Super!
Zadie's lemonade stand on wheels
has arrived!
(shouting):
I'm the lemonade maker!
(shouting):
Delicious lemonade, Zeke!
ELLIE:
Super!
(hammering continues)
(hammering continues)
I don't mean to be a problem,
but when will
that pounding stop?
(watch beeps)
Thank you, Super.
Are you all right, Ellie?
You're talking to a bush.
I'm exhausted.
I haven't slept well in days.
Me and Snout also
couldn't sleep last night
because it was so hot.
But Super opened a window
and we fell right to sleep.
Maybe you should try that.
Fresh air is a good idea--
thanks, Snout.
I sometimes wear
a sleep mask over my eyes
to block out the light.
That's a good idea, too.
(sighs)
But what always helps me
fall asleep
is listening to my favorite
story time radio show.
It's calledSleepy Sleeptime
Stories for Sleepyheads.
They tell the most
soothing bedtime stories,
with calming sound effects, like
wind rustling through the trees.
(Ellie imitates
wind rustling)
(sigh contentedly)
And every night,
I crawl into bed,
turn on my radio, and listen to
a brand-new whispered story
with soothing sounds.
But the storytellers are on
vacation for three weeks,
so there are no
stories for me to listen to.
And so I can't sleep.
(gasps):
Ooh, what if I came up with
a bedtime story for you?
(whispering:)
I could whisper it to you,
and Zeke and Malik could make
all the sounds to go with it.
(snoring)
Oh, yep!
That could work.
Zadie could tell
her story over a walkie talkie,
here at our house, while you use
the other walkie talkie
to listen to it, in bed.
I better start writing
the story!
And we better work out a way
to make
the sounds to go with it.
Whoo-hoo!
ELLIE:
You all are such wonderful
neighbors.
Thank you so much.
Oh, my, Super,
your skin is quite dry.
Have you considered
using a moisturizer?
Okay, who should the
main character be in my story?
Who is the story about?
Snout says a dragon.
Uh-huh, what problem
does the dragon have?
A cold head.
And what does
the dragon like to eat?
(whispering)
Pizza!
(scribbling)
Now for the sounds
that go with the story.
Name something
that makes a funny sound.
(chuckles):
A growling tummy.
Something that goes splat!
And what's the most
relaxing sound we know?
Oh, a crackling fire
always makes me feel cozy.
Oh, the sound of rain always
makes Snout feel very sleepy.
What are all those cards for?
I made a card for each
sound that we hear in the story.
The cards will help us know
which sound to make and when.
Okay!
Now I want to hear
your story.
(clears throat)
One night, a dragon sat in front
of a crackling fire
in a cozy home.
Sound number one:
crackling fire is the first
sound we'll need to make.
The dragon got hungry
and her tummy growled.
The tummy growl is
the second sound
we'll need to make.
(giggles)
Snout thinks "growling
tummies" sounds funny.
So the dragon decided
to go out into the forest
and get some
cheezy wheezy pizza from
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
But the dragon had a problem.
It was cold out,
and that gave her a cold head.
So she put on a hat.
The dragon walked
and walked into the forest
until she came to
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
(licks lips)
The sound of cheese
falling onto the dragon's hat
is the third sound we'll need
to make.
(gasps):
Why?
What happens?
What happens?
ZADIE:
A big glob
of cheezy wheezy pizza cheese
splatted all over her hat.
The dragon was
so sad about her hat,
it even made the clouds sad.
The clouds were so sad,
they started to cry raindrops,
and the rain washed all
the cheese off the dragon's hat.
Rain is the fourth sound
we'll need to make,
because it's so relaxing,
it's sure to put Ellie to sleep.
And the dragon filled a bucket
with slices of
cheezy wheezy pizza
and went home and ate them--
the end.
That is the best story
ever written by anyone ever!
Ellie will love it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Okay, now we need
to work out a way
to make all the sounds
we need.
Before we start working out
how to make sounds,
we're going to need something
to collect the sounds in.
Presenting
the Wombat sound wagon!
Once we find something
to use to make the sound,
I'll put it in the wagon.
It's a big job, but I can do it.
What sound comes first?
The first sound
we need is a crackling fire.
We can't use a real fire;
that is too dangerous.
Let's find something safe
that sounds like crackling fire.
We had a campfire
when we went camping.
What did that sound like?
Crackling fires
sound kind of crunchy.
I have an idea!
To the kitchen!
Yeah!
Okay!
Sound wagon,
sound wagon,
finding sounds for a dragon...
story!
(both giggle, horn honking)
Corn Poppers cereal.
When you add milk to it,
it makes a crackling sound.
Let's test it out.
Listen!
(cereal crackling)
It sounds just like a fire.
(crackling stops)
(groans):
When the cereal got soggy,
it stopped crackling.
(drinking)
Maybe if we used less milk,
it would crackle longer.
(groans):
There's no more cereal left.
(bag crackling)
Malik, that was it! Listen!
(bag crackling)
When you push
the bag into the box,
it sounds like
a crackling fire!
(crackling)
Let's add the box
and the bag to the sound wagon.
And I'll draw
the cereal box on the card
with the crackling fire.
The card will help us remember
which sound to make and when.
What's next?
The second sound is
the growling tummy sound.
(roars loudly)
That's a sound!
Malik, you can make
the dragon's tummy growl.
Third is something that sounds
like gooey melted cheese
falling on a hat.
Like a big, wet splat.
We need something wet,
drippy, and messy.
LOUISA (over intercom):
Attention, Treeborhood friends!
I am having a mud party in
the garden and you are invited.
The end!
ALL:
A mud party?
Mud is wet,
and drippy, and messy.
Let's go!
(horn honks)
Beep, beep!
(all giggle)
(horn honking)
♪ ♪
Hello, welcome to my mud party.
May I see your tickets,
please?
Here are our tickets.
Thank you!
You may enter.
(mud splats)
That mud hitting
the ground sounds like
a cheese splat to me.
MALIK:
I wonder how this will sound?
(splats)
(laughs)
A lot like this!
(Malik groans, mud splats)
(giggles)
(laughing, mud splatting)
We found the
gooey cheese sound!
But now we need a bath.
Too bad we don't need
to find a bubble bath sound.
Yeah, but we do need
the sound of the rain
when it washes the cheese
off the dragon's hat.
That's the most important sound,
because it's sure to put Ellie
to sleep.
(water trickling)
Zadie!
That sounds just like rain!
Do it again!
(water trickling)
We can use the sound
of the watering can
pouring water into
the bowl for our rain sound.
Yeppers!
SUPER:
Hey, little squishes,
it's time for Ellie's story.
(cheering)
When you tell your story
into this walkie talkie,
Ellie will hear it in bed
through the other walkie talkie.
(static buzzing)
Ellie, can you hear me? Over.
I can hear you, Super.
I'll let you know
when I'm in bed
and ready to go to sleep. Over.
Snout says it's easier to sleep
if you aren't hot
and have fresh air.
Will do, Snout.
If a little fresh air is good,
a lot will be better.
I think I'll sleep outside.
(yawns)
(acorn plonks)
Huh?
I'm ready for my bedtime story.
Over.
One night, a dragon sat
in front of a crackling fire
in her cozy home.
(bag crackling)
That sounds
just like a crackling fire.
(yawns):
It's so relaxing.
The dragon got hungry
and her tummy growled.
(roars)
(yelps):
That was a loud belly growl!
ZADIE:
The dragon decided to
go get some
cheezy wheezy pizza from
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
But she had a problem:
a cold head.
So the dragon put on her knitted
cap to keep her noggin warm.
Mamas!
I'm opening the front door
to let in some fresh air!
And now I'm opening the back
door to let Ellie out!
The dragon came
to the cheesy wheezy pizza tree
and some cheese splatted
on her hat.
(mud splats)
That does sound
like gooey cheese.
Getting cheese on her hat
made the dragon very sad.
And seeing her sad,
made the clouds so sad
that they rained tears.
(water trickling)
(slowly):
So relaxing.
(snores)
And the rain washed all
the cheesy goo off her hat.
And the dragon filled
her bucket with pizza
and went home and ate it.
The end.
(quietly):
That was a wonderful story.
(quietly):
I wonder if it worked?
(Ellie snoring)
Uh, that'd be a yes.
(all laughing)
(snoring)
(shushing)
(giggle softly)
♪ ♪
♪ Look what I made!
A new mystery game! ♪
♪ What does this
mysterious box contain? ♪
♪ You can feel
but you can't see! ♪
♪ Reach right in ♪
♪ And make a guess for
me! ♪
♪ It's not very big,
no, not big at all ♪
♪ I can pinch
it with two fingers ♪
♪ This thing's really small ♪
LOUISA AND JUNJUN:
♪ Gotta guess, gotta guess,
put your thinking to the test! ♪
MALIK:
♪ It's thin and long
from side to side ♪
♪ Could a magic wand
be what's inside? ♪
Nope, guess again.
ALL:
♪ Mystery box ♪
♪ What's inside? ♪
♪ Use your touch
and not your eyes! ♪
♪ One end is smooth,
the other is rough ♪
♪ It kind of tickles
when I touch ♪
MALIK AND LOUISE:
♪ Gotta guess, gotta guess,
put your thinking to the test! ♪
JUNJUN:
♪ I've felt that before,
I know what you've got! ♪
♪ A paintbrush
is hiding in the mystery box! ♪
LOUISE:
Nope, guess again.
ALL:
♪ Mystery box, what's inside? ♪
♪ Use your touch
and not your eyes! ♪
♪ When I flick it,
it makes a sound! ♪
♪ I know I've heard that
sound around! ♪
JUNJUN AND MALIK:
♪ We know what it is,
we know what you've got! ♪
♪ A toothbrush is hidden ♪
♪ In the mystery box! ♪
You got it!
ALL:
♪ Mystery box, what's inside? ♪
♪ We used our touch
and not our eyes! ♪
♪ Mystery box, we figured out ♪
♪ What was inside! ♪
MALIK:
"Super's Super Mug."
♪ ♪
Who do I bounce it to
next?
Me, me! Bounce it to me!
Snout! He hasn't had a turn yet.
♪ ♪
(guitar playing)
(yelping)
(all grunt)
No throwing balls
inside the house, squishes.
But we were
outside the house.
Yeah, the ball came
into the house without us.
(chuckles):
Okay, my squishes.
How do you like my new mug?
(kids reacting)
I love it, it's awesome.
Quique gave it to me
to celebrate our friend-versary.
It's my absolute favorite mug.
QUIQUE (over intercom):
Super! Super!
Super! Super!
Quique? What's wrong?
It's the new
motorized skateboard ramp.
The sides keep
getting higher and higher.
Uh-oh-- now it's stuck in
one big circle!
I'm on my way.
Gotta run and fix
Sammy's skateboard ramp.
See you later, taters.
It's going to fall--
I'll catch it!
(yelping, grunts)
(weakly):
I'm all right.
Oh, no!
(gasps)
Super will be so sad.
Her favorite mug
is now smashed to bits.
(chuckles nervously):
Uh, it's not smashed to bits.
It's just a little,
uh, cracked.
Maybe we can fix it.
We just need something
sticky to put the handle back on
and seal up the cracks.
You know, close them up so
the water doesn't come through.
Now, what's sticky?
How about tape? Tape is sticky!
We can use tape to fix it.
To the Anything-You-Need Drawer
to find the tape.
(grunting):
Where's the tape?
I just remembered--
I left it in my art box.
Hm, I know
it's in here somewhere.
(Malik clears throat)
(giggles)
We need a really
long piece of tape.
(yelping)
Look, the mug's fixed!
That looks terrible.
(grunts):
At least the handle's on.
Let's test it out to see
if the tape sealed the cracks.
(water drips)
It's working!
(groans):
It was working,
but now it's leaking.
So tape doesn't work.
Okay, time to fix this.
What else is sticky?
Glue! Glue is sticky.
No glue in here.
I know where to find some.
(squeezes bottle)
It's dried out.
Who left the top off?
Hm...
Okay, we all did.
What else is sticky besides tape
and glue?
Thinking positions.
(gasps)
I've got a plan.
We can use our favorite thing
of all-- honey!
Wait!
♪ We forgot something! ♪
(murmuring happily)
SUPER (over intercom):
Hey, squishes, you there?
(all gasp)
What is it, Grandma?
How's Sammy's ramp?
I lowered the ramps.
But now it's stuck
in the lowest position.
(Sammy yawns)
Can you bring my Rampy-Clampy?
I think I left it in
the Anything-You-Need Drawer.
MALIK:
Trust me, it's not in there.
Huh, then, it must be
where I last left it.
I'll be home in two shakes of
a salt shaker to find it.
Oh, no!
We've got to fix her mug before
she gets here and sees it.
Zeke, you go be lookout--
yell if you see Super.
Snout, do you see Grandma Super?
Neither do I.
(yelling):
Grandma Super?
What is it, Zeke?
Could you give a holler
when you're almost home?
Sure thing!
Ah, little fella misses me.
(giggles)
This honey is
a good choice because I can
still see
the picture on the mug.
MALIK:
But will it hold water?
Uh, let's test it out.
(yelps):
The water washed
off the honey.
How do we fix this?
Okay, we need something
sticky
that won't rinse off
or cover the picture.
I have another plan.
Super! Super!
Zeke, where do
you keep your stash of taffy?
You're hungry? Now?
No, we need it for the mug
because taffy is sticky enough
to keep the handle
on and seal the cracks,
and it won't wash away.
Oh, why didn't you say so?
I'll get it.
I hide it so
Zadie won't eat it all.
Hey, I heard that.
Whoo-hoo!
(tune playing)
(tune stops)
Here's the taffy!
Got it!
ZADIE:
Keep pushing it into the cracks.
The taffy is
the same color as the mug.
It's going to look so good.
SUPER:
I'm almost home, Zeke!
Stall her!
What does "stall her"
mean?
It means keep her outside
for as long as you can.
Super, Super,
where are you?
I'm home!
Oh, no! I mean, hi, Super!
Want to do the hokey pokey?
Maybe later.
Snout missed you,
he wants a hug.
Stay right there, okay?
Don't move!
What's that squish up to, Snout?
It's stuck!
(both grunt)
Now I'm stuck!
This taffy is too sticky.
Hello! I'm back
for my Rampy Clampy!
(murmurs):
If I can remember
where I left it.
Super, we have some
sad news.
When you slammed the door,
the ball rolled into
your mug and smashed it.
Got it, back to the ramp!
Bye!
Whew, okay,
that was close.
We still have
time to fix the mug.
Let's get unstuck.
(grunting)
(all gasp)
Uh-oh!
We didn't make it better.
We made it worse!
It's time to fix this again.
I think we might need to
ask someone for help.
Yeah, someone who is helpful
and likes to fix things.
And who has lots
and lots of sticky things.
ALL:
Leiko!
To the Creation Station!
Mm-hmm.
Tell me what you've tried
so far to fix this.
Tape.
It kept the handle on,
but it didn't stop the leaks.
It also covered up the picture
and we got tangled up in it.
ZADIE:
Then we tried honey.
It didn't cover the picture,
but it didn't seal the leaks
or fix the handle.
MALIK:
Then we tried taffy--
it didn't cover up the picture,
but it was so sticky
that we got stuck to the mug.
Oh, I know what will fix it.
Mr. E's Ooey Gooey Goo.
Oh, yeah, I remember
that stuff!
♪ It can bounce, it can stick ♪
♪ Yes, it's ooey gooey true ♪
♪ There is nothing my
Ooey Gooey Goo can't do! ♪
ZADIE:
Yeah!
(all giggling)
(exhales)
Now to dry it.
(machine whirring)
(bell rings)
Now it's time
for the test.
ALL:
It worked! It worked!
The goo, it worked!
It really, really worked!
Hey, what's wrong?
♪ Nothing's wrong, we fixed it,
the cracks aren't leaking ♪
♪ And the handle is back on! ♪
Whoo!
But, look.
The goo
that sealed up the cracks
made the mug look awful.
Wait a minute--
I have a plan.
All that mug
needs is a little love.
And I've got just the thing.
Oh, yeah, it's,
it's in my pouch, somewhere.
I just have to, oh, oh, okay,
no.
That's definitely not it-- oh,
I was looking for those shoes.
(shoes honk)
Ah-hah!
♪ Got it! ♪
You can use these things to make
the mended parts look beautiful.
Yeah, we can paint
over the muddy-colored lines
and glue on some shells.
Let's work it out, wombats!
♪ ♪
Good news!
Sammy's ramp is working.
Hello?
Back to my relaxing.
Now, where's my mug?
Oh, yes, I left it
in the kitchen.
(chuckles)
Huh, I thought I left
my mug on the counter.
Hey, squishes,
have you seen my new mug?
Here it is.
You gift-wrapped my mug?
Well, um, uh...
When you left to go over
to Sammy's,
you slammed the door so hard the
Mega Bouncy Ball broke your mug.
We didn't want you to feel bad,
so we tried to fix it.
But it's not the same
as it was before.
Oh, my stars!
Leiko helped us use
goo to put it back together.
We painted over the cracks in
gold to make them look pretty.
ZEKE:
And we added seashells
because you love the beach.
So... Do you like it?
I don't like it.
(all gasp)
I absolutely love it!
(laughs)
Even more than before.
You've...
Well, you've funned it up.
(kids cheering)
Oh, I love your new
and improved mug, Super.
It's very beautiful.
If you want,
you can break yours.
And then we'll fix it,
just like Grandma Super's.
You know, I'm good,
but thanks for the offer.
(chuckles)
(cheering)
♪ ♪
♪ ♪
♪ When there's a problem,
what do we say? ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Where there's a will,
there's always a way ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ We've got ideas for days ♪
♪ Solve problems lots of ways ♪
♪ I love it when we play ♪
♪ All together ♪
♪ Hey, I'm Zadie,
bring on the problems ♪
♪ Try some different things
till we solve them ♪
♪ I'm Malik, we'll work it out,
just wait ♪
♪ We make some plans,
then we build and create ♪
♪ I'm Zeke, here's Snout,
we like to explore ♪
♪ Let's go do it,
one, two, three, four ♪
♪ Help's never far away,
that's for sure ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Come join the fun, get ready,
let's go! ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ Work it out, work it out,
work it out wombats! ♪
♪ ♪
Yeah!
ZADIE:
"A Sleep Story for Ellie."
Gonna try out
my latest invention,
the Hammer-Slammer !
(watch beeping)
That's amazing, Grandma Super!
Zadie's lemonade stand on wheels
has arrived!
(shouting):
I'm the lemonade maker!
(shouting):
Delicious lemonade, Zeke!
ELLIE:
Super!
(hammering continues)
(hammering continues)
I don't mean to be a problem,
but when will
that pounding stop?
(watch beeps)
Thank you, Super.
Are you all right, Ellie?
You're talking to a bush.
I'm exhausted.
I haven't slept well in days.
Me and Snout also
couldn't sleep last night
because it was so hot.
But Super opened a window
and we fell right to sleep.
Maybe you should try that.
Fresh air is a good idea--
thanks, Snout.
I sometimes wear
a sleep mask over my eyes
to block out the light.
That's a good idea, too.
(sighs)
But what always helps me
fall asleep
is listening to my favorite
story time radio show.
It's calledSleepy Sleeptime
Stories for Sleepyheads.
They tell the most
soothing bedtime stories,
with calming sound effects, like
wind rustling through the trees.
(Ellie imitates
wind rustling)
(sigh contentedly)
And every night,
I crawl into bed,
turn on my radio, and listen to
a brand-new whispered story
with soothing sounds.
But the storytellers are on
vacation for three weeks,
so there are no
stories for me to listen to.
And so I can't sleep.
(gasps):
Ooh, what if I came up with
a bedtime story for you?
(whispering:)
I could whisper it to you,
and Zeke and Malik could make
all the sounds to go with it.
(snoring)
Oh, yep!
That could work.
Zadie could tell
her story over a walkie talkie,
here at our house, while you use
the other walkie talkie
to listen to it, in bed.
I better start writing
the story!
And we better work out a way
to make
the sounds to go with it.
Whoo-hoo!
ELLIE:
You all are such wonderful
neighbors.
Thank you so much.
Oh, my, Super,
your skin is quite dry.
Have you considered
using a moisturizer?
Okay, who should the
main character be in my story?
Who is the story about?
Snout says a dragon.
Uh-huh, what problem
does the dragon have?
A cold head.
And what does
the dragon like to eat?
(whispering)
Pizza!
(scribbling)
Now for the sounds
that go with the story.
Name something
that makes a funny sound.
(chuckles):
A growling tummy.
Something that goes splat!
And what's the most
relaxing sound we know?
Oh, a crackling fire
always makes me feel cozy.
Oh, the sound of rain always
makes Snout feel very sleepy.
What are all those cards for?
I made a card for each
sound that we hear in the story.
The cards will help us know
which sound to make and when.
Okay!
Now I want to hear
your story.
(clears throat)
One night, a dragon sat in front
of a crackling fire
in a cozy home.
Sound number one:
crackling fire is the first
sound we'll need to make.
The dragon got hungry
and her tummy growled.
The tummy growl is
the second sound
we'll need to make.
(giggles)
Snout thinks "growling
tummies" sounds funny.
So the dragon decided
to go out into the forest
and get some
cheezy wheezy pizza from
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
But the dragon had a problem.
It was cold out,
and that gave her a cold head.
So she put on a hat.
The dragon walked
and walked into the forest
until she came to
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
(licks lips)
The sound of cheese
falling onto the dragon's hat
is the third sound we'll need
to make.
(gasps):
Why?
What happens?
What happens?
ZADIE:
A big glob
of cheezy wheezy pizza cheese
splatted all over her hat.
The dragon was
so sad about her hat,
it even made the clouds sad.
The clouds were so sad,
they started to cry raindrops,
and the rain washed all
the cheese off the dragon's hat.
Rain is the fourth sound
we'll need to make,
because it's so relaxing,
it's sure to put Ellie to sleep.
And the dragon filled a bucket
with slices of
cheezy wheezy pizza
and went home and ate them--
the end.
That is the best story
ever written by anyone ever!
Ellie will love it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Okay, now we need
to work out a way
to make all the sounds
we need.
Before we start working out
how to make sounds,
we're going to need something
to collect the sounds in.
Presenting
the Wombat sound wagon!
Once we find something
to use to make the sound,
I'll put it in the wagon.
It's a big job, but I can do it.
What sound comes first?
The first sound
we need is a crackling fire.
We can't use a real fire;
that is too dangerous.
Let's find something safe
that sounds like crackling fire.
We had a campfire
when we went camping.
What did that sound like?
Crackling fires
sound kind of crunchy.
I have an idea!
To the kitchen!
Yeah!
Okay!
Sound wagon,
sound wagon,
finding sounds for a dragon...
story!
(both giggle, horn honking)
Corn Poppers cereal.
When you add milk to it,
it makes a crackling sound.
Let's test it out.
Listen!
(cereal crackling)
It sounds just like a fire.
(crackling stops)
(groans):
When the cereal got soggy,
it stopped crackling.
(drinking)
Maybe if we used less milk,
it would crackle longer.
(groans):
There's no more cereal left.
(bag crackling)
Malik, that was it! Listen!
(bag crackling)
When you push
the bag into the box,
it sounds like
a crackling fire!
(crackling)
Let's add the box
and the bag to the sound wagon.
And I'll draw
the cereal box on the card
with the crackling fire.
The card will help us remember
which sound to make and when.
What's next?
The second sound is
the growling tummy sound.
(roars loudly)
That's a sound!
Malik, you can make
the dragon's tummy growl.
Third is something that sounds
like gooey melted cheese
falling on a hat.
Like a big, wet splat.
We need something wet,
drippy, and messy.
LOUISA (over intercom):
Attention, Treeborhood friends!
I am having a mud party in
the garden and you are invited.
The end!
ALL:
A mud party?
Mud is wet,
and drippy, and messy.
Let's go!
(horn honks)
Beep, beep!
(all giggle)
(horn honking)
♪ ♪
Hello, welcome to my mud party.
May I see your tickets,
please?
Here are our tickets.
Thank you!
You may enter.
(mud splats)
That mud hitting
the ground sounds like
a cheese splat to me.
MALIK:
I wonder how this will sound?
(splats)
(laughs)
A lot like this!
(Malik groans, mud splats)
(giggles)
(laughing, mud splatting)
We found the
gooey cheese sound!
But now we need a bath.
Too bad we don't need
to find a bubble bath sound.
Yeah, but we do need
the sound of the rain
when it washes the cheese
off the dragon's hat.
That's the most important sound,
because it's sure to put Ellie
to sleep.
(water trickling)
Zadie!
That sounds just like rain!
Do it again!
(water trickling)
We can use the sound
of the watering can
pouring water into
the bowl for our rain sound.
Yeppers!
SUPER:
Hey, little squishes,
it's time for Ellie's story.
(cheering)
When you tell your story
into this walkie talkie,
Ellie will hear it in bed
through the other walkie talkie.
(static buzzing)
Ellie, can you hear me? Over.
I can hear you, Super.
I'll let you know
when I'm in bed
and ready to go to sleep. Over.
Snout says it's easier to sleep
if you aren't hot
and have fresh air.
Will do, Snout.
If a little fresh air is good,
a lot will be better.
I think I'll sleep outside.
(yawns)
(acorn plonks)
Huh?
I'm ready for my bedtime story.
Over.
One night, a dragon sat
in front of a crackling fire
in her cozy home.
(bag crackling)
That sounds
just like a crackling fire.
(yawns):
It's so relaxing.
The dragon got hungry
and her tummy growled.
(roars)
(yelps):
That was a loud belly growl!
ZADIE:
The dragon decided to
go get some
cheezy wheezy pizza from
the cheezy wheezy pizza tree.
But she had a problem:
a cold head.
So the dragon put on her knitted
cap to keep her noggin warm.
Mamas!
I'm opening the front door
to let in some fresh air!
And now I'm opening the back
door to let Ellie out!
The dragon came
to the cheesy wheezy pizza tree
and some cheese splatted
on her hat.
(mud splats)
That does sound
like gooey cheese.
Getting cheese on her hat
made the dragon very sad.
And seeing her sad,
made the clouds so sad
that they rained tears.
(water trickling)
(slowly):
So relaxing.
(snores)
And the rain washed all
the cheesy goo off her hat.
And the dragon filled
her bucket with pizza
and went home and ate it.
The end.
(quietly):
That was a wonderful story.
(quietly):
I wonder if it worked?
(Ellie snoring)
Uh, that'd be a yes.
(all laughing)
(snoring)
(shushing)
(giggle softly)
♪ ♪
♪ Look what I made!
A new mystery game! ♪
♪ What does this
mysterious box contain? ♪
♪ You can feel
but you can't see! ♪
♪ Reach right in ♪
♪ And make a guess for
me! ♪
♪ It's not very big,
no, not big at all ♪
♪ I can pinch
it with two fingers ♪
♪ This thing's really small ♪
LOUISA AND JUNJUN:
♪ Gotta guess, gotta guess,
put your thinking to the test! ♪
MALIK:
♪ It's thin and long
from side to side ♪
♪ Could a magic wand
be what's inside? ♪
Nope, guess again.
ALL:
♪ Mystery box ♪
♪ What's inside? ♪
♪ Use your touch
and not your eyes! ♪
♪ One end is smooth,
the other is rough ♪
♪ It kind of tickles
when I touch ♪
MALIK AND LOUISE:
♪ Gotta guess, gotta guess,
put your thinking to the test! ♪
JUNJUN:
♪ I've felt that before,
I know what you've got! ♪
♪ A paintbrush
is hiding in the mystery box! ♪
LOUISE:
Nope, guess again.
ALL:
♪ Mystery box, what's inside? ♪
♪ Use your touch
and not your eyes! ♪
♪ When I flick it,
it makes a sound! ♪
♪ I know I've heard that
sound around! ♪
JUNJUN AND MALIK:
♪ We know what it is,
we know what you've got! ♪
♪ A toothbrush is hidden ♪
♪ In the mystery box! ♪
You got it!
ALL:
♪ Mystery box, what's inside? ♪
♪ We used our touch
and not our eyes! ♪
♪ Mystery box, we figured out ♪
♪ What was inside! ♪
MALIK:
"Super's Super Mug."
♪ ♪
Who do I bounce it to
next?
Me, me! Bounce it to me!
Snout! He hasn't had a turn yet.
♪ ♪
(guitar playing)
(yelping)
(all grunt)
No throwing balls
inside the house, squishes.
But we were
outside the house.
Yeah, the ball came
into the house without us.
(chuckles):
Okay, my squishes.
How do you like my new mug?
(kids reacting)
I love it, it's awesome.
Quique gave it to me
to celebrate our friend-versary.
It's my absolute favorite mug.
QUIQUE (over intercom):
Super! Super!
Super! Super!
Quique? What's wrong?
It's the new
motorized skateboard ramp.
The sides keep
getting higher and higher.
Uh-oh-- now it's stuck in
one big circle!
I'm on my way.
Gotta run and fix
Sammy's skateboard ramp.
See you later, taters.
It's going to fall--
I'll catch it!
(yelping, grunts)
(weakly):
I'm all right.
Oh, no!
(gasps)
Super will be so sad.
Her favorite mug
is now smashed to bits.
(chuckles nervously):
Uh, it's not smashed to bits.
It's just a little,
uh, cracked.
Maybe we can fix it.
We just need something
sticky to put the handle back on
and seal up the cracks.
You know, close them up so
the water doesn't come through.
Now, what's sticky?
How about tape? Tape is sticky!
We can use tape to fix it.
To the Anything-You-Need Drawer
to find the tape.
(grunting):
Where's the tape?
I just remembered--
I left it in my art box.
Hm, I know
it's in here somewhere.
(Malik clears throat)
(giggles)
We need a really
long piece of tape.
(yelping)
Look, the mug's fixed!
That looks terrible.
(grunts):
At least the handle's on.
Let's test it out to see
if the tape sealed the cracks.
(water drips)
It's working!
(groans):
It was working,
but now it's leaking.
So tape doesn't work.
Okay, time to fix this.
What else is sticky?
Glue! Glue is sticky.
No glue in here.
I know where to find some.
(squeezes bottle)
It's dried out.
Who left the top off?
Hm...
Okay, we all did.
What else is sticky besides tape
and glue?
Thinking positions.
(gasps)
I've got a plan.
We can use our favorite thing
of all-- honey!
Wait!
♪ We forgot something! ♪
(murmuring happily)
SUPER (over intercom):
Hey, squishes, you there?
(all gasp)
What is it, Grandma?
How's Sammy's ramp?
I lowered the ramps.
But now it's stuck
in the lowest position.
(Sammy yawns)
Can you bring my Rampy-Clampy?
I think I left it in
the Anything-You-Need Drawer.
MALIK:
Trust me, it's not in there.
Huh, then, it must be
where I last left it.
I'll be home in two shakes of
a salt shaker to find it.
Oh, no!
We've got to fix her mug before
she gets here and sees it.
Zeke, you go be lookout--
yell if you see Super.
Snout, do you see Grandma Super?
Neither do I.
(yelling):
Grandma Super?
What is it, Zeke?
Could you give a holler
when you're almost home?
Sure thing!
Ah, little fella misses me.
(giggles)
This honey is
a good choice because I can
still see
the picture on the mug.
MALIK:
But will it hold water?
Uh, let's test it out.
(yelps):
The water washed
off the honey.
How do we fix this?
Okay, we need something
sticky
that won't rinse off
or cover the picture.
I have another plan.
Super! Super!
Zeke, where do
you keep your stash of taffy?
You're hungry? Now?
No, we need it for the mug
because taffy is sticky enough
to keep the handle
on and seal the cracks,
and it won't wash away.
Oh, why didn't you say so?
I'll get it.
I hide it so
Zadie won't eat it all.
Hey, I heard that.
Whoo-hoo!
(tune playing)
(tune stops)
Here's the taffy!
Got it!
ZADIE:
Keep pushing it into the cracks.
The taffy is
the same color as the mug.
It's going to look so good.
SUPER:
I'm almost home, Zeke!
Stall her!
What does "stall her"
mean?
It means keep her outside
for as long as you can.
Super, Super,
where are you?
I'm home!
Oh, no! I mean, hi, Super!
Want to do the hokey pokey?
Maybe later.
Snout missed you,
he wants a hug.
Stay right there, okay?
Don't move!
What's that squish up to, Snout?
It's stuck!
(both grunt)
Now I'm stuck!
This taffy is too sticky.
Hello! I'm back
for my Rampy Clampy!
(murmurs):
If I can remember
where I left it.
Super, we have some
sad news.
When you slammed the door,
the ball rolled into
your mug and smashed it.
Got it, back to the ramp!
Bye!
Whew, okay,
that was close.
We still have
time to fix the mug.
Let's get unstuck.
(grunting)
(all gasp)
Uh-oh!
We didn't make it better.
We made it worse!
It's time to fix this again.
I think we might need to
ask someone for help.
Yeah, someone who is helpful
and likes to fix things.
And who has lots
and lots of sticky things.
ALL:
Leiko!
To the Creation Station!
Mm-hmm.
Tell me what you've tried
so far to fix this.
Tape.
It kept the handle on,
but it didn't stop the leaks.
It also covered up the picture
and we got tangled up in it.
ZADIE:
Then we tried honey.
It didn't cover the picture,
but it didn't seal the leaks
or fix the handle.
MALIK:
Then we tried taffy--
it didn't cover up the picture,
but it was so sticky
that we got stuck to the mug.
Oh, I know what will fix it.
Mr. E's Ooey Gooey Goo.
Oh, yeah, I remember
that stuff!
♪ It can bounce, it can stick ♪
♪ Yes, it's ooey gooey true ♪
♪ There is nothing my
Ooey Gooey Goo can't do! ♪
ZADIE:
Yeah!
(all giggling)
(exhales)
Now to dry it.
(machine whirring)
(bell rings)
Now it's time
for the test.
ALL:
It worked! It worked!
The goo, it worked!
It really, really worked!
Hey, what's wrong?
♪ Nothing's wrong, we fixed it,
the cracks aren't leaking ♪
♪ And the handle is back on! ♪
Whoo!
But, look.
The goo
that sealed up the cracks
made the mug look awful.
Wait a minute--
I have a plan.
All that mug
needs is a little love.
And I've got just the thing.
Oh, yeah, it's,
it's in my pouch, somewhere.
I just have to, oh, oh, okay,
no.
That's definitely not it-- oh,
I was looking for those shoes.
(shoes honk)
Ah-hah!
♪ Got it! ♪
You can use these things to make
the mended parts look beautiful.
Yeah, we can paint
over the muddy-colored lines
and glue on some shells.
Let's work it out, wombats!
♪ ♪
Good news!
Sammy's ramp is working.
Hello?
Back to my relaxing.
Now, where's my mug?
Oh, yes, I left it
in the kitchen.
(chuckles)
Huh, I thought I left
my mug on the counter.
Hey, squishes,
have you seen my new mug?
Here it is.
You gift-wrapped my mug?
Well, um, uh...
When you left to go over
to Sammy's,
you slammed the door so hard the
Mega Bouncy Ball broke your mug.
We didn't want you to feel bad,
so we tried to fix it.
But it's not the same
as it was before.
Oh, my stars!
Leiko helped us use
goo to put it back together.
We painted over the cracks in
gold to make them look pretty.
ZEKE:
And we added seashells
because you love the beach.
So... Do you like it?
I don't like it.
(all gasp)
I absolutely love it!
(laughs)
Even more than before.
You've...
Well, you've funned it up.
(kids cheering)
Oh, I love your new
and improved mug, Super.
It's very beautiful.
If you want,
you can break yours.
And then we'll fix it,
just like Grandma Super's.
You know, I'm good,
but thanks for the offer.
(chuckles)
(cheering)
♪ ♪