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♪ Who's gonna help when the danger overwhelms ♪
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♪ And the mysteries are piled high? ♪
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♪ Who's gonna be around, never gonna let you down ♪
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♪ When you're on a wild ride? ♪
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♪ Your friends are always by your side ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek, he's gonna save the day ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek, he's gonna save the day ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek ♪
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[ Bird screeches ]
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Ugh. Ugh.
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It's so hot, and my sleeves are stickin' to me.
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[ Panting ]
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Don't worry.
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We're almost to the Trading Tree,
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and you know what that means.
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All: Ice pops! Ice pops! Ice...po...ps.
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Everyone back!
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I told you, there's no more ice pops.
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They've all melted.
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-[ Gasps ] -My ice pops.
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[ Slurping ]
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[ Coughing ]
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[ Kids murmuring ]
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Kit, how did this happen?
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It's this heat wave.
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My usual trade route is too long for the ice pops to last.
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By the time I get my cooler back to the Trading Tree,
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they're just warm juice with sticks floating in them.
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[ Slurping ]
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Hey, that stuff isn't free.
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You're gonna have to trade me something
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if you want to keep sucking that dirt juice.
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Ohh.
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We -- we can't stay out in this heat
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without ice pops.
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What are we gonna do, go inside?
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Never.
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But we can't stay out here in this unseasonable inferno
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without the frigid healing power of ice pops.
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Exactly, and what will we do when it's summer
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and it's hot all the time?
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Are we just gonna stay inside all day
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while the best years of our lives pass us by?
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Yeah, staying inside is for wrinkly people,
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which isn't their fault.
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It's just -- it's just different.
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Yeah, we can play inside when we're old
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or it's raining or there's something good on TV.
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We just need to find a shortcut.
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Kit, where do you get your ice pops from?
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[ Clears throat ] Uh, around here.
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Oh, from the Duck Mart?
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From near the Duck Mart.
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Okay. Hmm.
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There should be a foot bridge right around here.
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We can cross that and be there in half the time.
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There's only one problem.
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The person I trade my ice pops with only deals with me,
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and I can't leave my post,
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not during the midafternoon snack rush.
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We can run the Trading Tree for you
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while you're gone, right, JP?
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Oh, that sounds like fun.
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Can I wear your belly bag? -No.
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How about your glasses?
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Just get those ice pops. We've got this.
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[ Groans ]
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[ Grunts ]
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♪♪
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-Aah! -Oh!
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Here's some Quencher-rade, on the house.
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Thanks. [ Gulping ]
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Ew, banana?
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Hey, it's free, isn't it?
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Hi. Can I have a Choco-Roll, please?
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Ooh, our first trade.
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Hey, don't be too eager.
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We got to make sure we're getting a good deal.
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What are you trading? -A pear.
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Uh, a pear for a Choco-Roll?
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Um, I'd give you a fruit cup, maybe,
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but a Choco-Roll? Phbt!
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No trade. Next!
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Uh, pickle chips please.
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You got it.
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Hey, hold on.
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You trying to pull a fast one on me, bub?
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This nib-nub dispenser holds 12 nib-nubs,
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but I only see 11, unless invisible is a flavor.
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Uh, they're -- they're cherry.
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Get out of here! That's it!
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You are banned from the Trading Tree, all of you!
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Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Wait, nobody is banned, you guys.
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Look, I know you don't want to make a bad trade,
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but we don't want to scare away
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all of Kit's customers.
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Let me take over for a bit.
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[ Gasps ] There's the bridge!
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Wait, Riddle Bridge?
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Mm, guess I got to update my map.
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[ Both scream ]
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Ah, hello.
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I am Roger, the troll.
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Wait, you want to be a troll?
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Yeah. Trolls are cool.
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Huh, okay.
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Well, can we cross?
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No, this is a riddle bridge.
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To gain passage, you must solve a riddle.
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Oh, this will be easy. I love riddles.
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Hmm. Let's see. Yes.
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What's black and white and red all over?
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Oh, I know this one -- a newspaper.
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Wrong. An embarrassed zebra!
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[ Laughing ]
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Oh, so funny.
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Okay, next one.
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What's black and white and red all over?
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What? An embarrassed zebra?
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Wrong. A sunburnt penguin.
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This is impossible.
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There's like a million answers.
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Okay. What is black and white...
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Hold up.
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Can we just trade you something for passage?
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I am but a simple troll. You have nothing I want.
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[ Laughing ]
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How about the rest of this Quencher-rade?
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It sure is hot.
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I drink from the creek.
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-Uh, don't do that. -Listen.
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We are about to pick up some ice pops.
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How about we give you one on the way back?
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Sugar and cold hurt my teethies.
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Oh, how about this staff?
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Kit, let's just look for another way across.
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Look, there's a fallen log.
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Let's just cross that way.
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Huh? Oh, wait, don't leave.
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Just answer another riddle.
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They're so funny!
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Whoa!
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Ooh-ha.
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I dub thee Craiggy Bridge.
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[ Laughing ]
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Oh, that was almost as funny as a riddle.
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-[ Growls -Come on. We're across,
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and my supplier is just on the other side
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of these bushes. It's so hot,
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hopefully he'll just go home before we get back.
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Yes?
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Um, I got this.
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It's just a rock.
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I can handle this.
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It's just a rock, sir.
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Is there something special about it?
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It's a, um, a lucky rock.
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A lucky rock, for real?!
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Why didn't you say so?
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Come again! Yes?
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I got some sand, lucky sand.
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Lucky sand? This is my lucky day.
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Just take whatever you want.
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I got some lucky fingernails.
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[ All talking at once ]
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Kelsey, can you believe how lucky we are
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that everyone has so much lucky stuff to trade?
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Okay. Okay. Back off, you bandits.
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Your way isn't working either, JP.
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I think we need to compromise.
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[ Grunts ]
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This route is so much better.
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I don't have to sneak past the security guard.
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This doesn't look like a store.
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Now, Craig, you got to swear you'll keep
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what you are about to see a secret.
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Of -- of course, but what is this place?
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Oh, my goodness.
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It's like a wall of heat.
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Hi, Grandma.
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Kit, you back again today?
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Yep. I need an ice pop restock.
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My friend Craig here found a faster way to get them back
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to the Trading Tree so they don't melt.
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Ma'am.
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Ooh, a boy with gumption.
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You don't see that much these days.
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So more ice pops, huh?
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But what you gonna trade?
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Well, you'll be very proud to see
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that I received a good grade on this math test.
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Evelyn, the boys are raring to play some backgammon.
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I got a big bag of mints if you got a board.
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Mints?
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Burl, don't you see I'm busy window-sitting?
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Now, you throw in some hard candies,
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and you got yourself a deal.
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Hot dog, I'm shakin' a leg.
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And you...this is a B-minus, not quite an A.
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But also not a C.
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Ooh, you driving a hard bargain.
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I'm gonna cut you a deal, and not because I love you,
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but because it's buns-hot out here.
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Your grammie trades ice pops for good grades?
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Good grades make my grandma happy,
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and happiness is the best kind of trade.
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-Whoa. -Okay, bye, Grammie.
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I'll be back this weekend for our visit.
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Oh, I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.
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Nice meeting you, Grandma Kit.
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Psst, psst, Kit.
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Yes, Grammie?
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Don't trade that boy anything for your heart.
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Grammie!
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[ Chuckling ]
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Burl: Hey, Evelyn, this backgammon board
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doesn't have any dice.
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You asked for the board, not the dice.
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What you got to trade?
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See? He's gone.
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-Hello! -Aah!
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I knew you'd be back.
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Everyone needs a little joy in their lives.
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We don't have time for riddles.
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I know what to trade this kid -- a punch.
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Wait, maybe we can trade him something less violent.
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But what?
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He doesn't desire kidly possessions.
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Woo-hoo, what should it be this time?
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I love riddles.
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[ Gasps ] You said happiness is the best kind of trade.
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Hey, troll.
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We'd like to trade you something -- a new riddle.
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If you can solve it, it's yours to keep.
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And if you can't, we get to cross.
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Ha, I know more than 100 riddles,
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101 riddles, to be specific.
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There's no way you can stump me.
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Oh. If this doesn't work, I'm gonna punch him.
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So what's the riddle?
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[ Whispering ]
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Okay. The sun that brings me out today...
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Is the very thing that makes me go away.
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Both: What am I?
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Hmm. A sun shower,
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like when it rains when it's sunny,
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but then the sun evaporates the puddles
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and makes the water go away.
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Wrong.
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A flower in the desert.
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Sun helps it grow, but then it's too hot.
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-Nope. -I don't know, a sad man.
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He comes outside to brighten his day,
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but then he remembers
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that the sun will turn into a supernova
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and destroy the whole universe, so he gets sad.
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Nuh-uh.
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Aah! I don't know.
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Ahh. You may pass.
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Yes!
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Geez. It's hot.
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Maybe my brain is melting.
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Hey, thanks. Here.
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Keep thinking about it.
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The sun that brings me out today
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is the very thing that makes me go away.
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Ow! Ooh, my teethies.
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Oh, I get it.
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It's an ice pop! Woo-hoo!
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That is so funny. [ Laughing ]
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Hey. Listen up, everyone.
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We've put our heads together
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and figured out the best way to run
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the Trading Tree -- by not running it.
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The Trading Tree is closed forever!
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Craig: Ice pops, get your ice pops here.
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[ Kids cheering ]
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They're not free. Bring something to trade later.
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I'm gonna remember all of you.
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Whew, that was close.
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Oh, thanks for the ice pops, guys.
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Both: You bet.
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We did it, partner.
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So do I get a cut out of this?
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Craig, you know better than that.
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♪ When it's time to go to bed ♪
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♪ I know I don't have to feel alone ♪
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♪ 'Cause I'll see you tomorrow ♪
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♪ At the creek ♪
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Just like I drew it.
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♪♪
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